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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHhOR0DKCTD ID x ~ II
BTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

TlHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfouuded statements irequrutly made. that
the composition Of CHLR0DYNE is known % Chen
ists and the Medical profession. The fact g.. Cab
rodyue was discovered and invented b Dr.. j. COL
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical STAFF. and 50
named By bin, and i has b1fed all attempts a anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and secret Of the preparation have never keen pub
ished. Il is obvious, therefore, that anything snd
under the name. save DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHL0RODYNE. is a spurious imitation.
CAUTI0H.-Yice- Chancellor SIR ". P. Wood stated
that Dr. Coils Browne undoubtedly The Inventor
Of Chlorodyue.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing tissr
relieves pain ealms system the erane
tons and stimulates healthy action q the socrsts q tha
body without catines any q those uure1sauf rr11s a.
tending the q api1m. Old and yunz may aks q ~
hour sud times Ehsn requisite Thousaas y psrus 80
tv is marvellous god Effects and 1udrrcf cures
medical men extc it, virtues mdst extensively usnr In
great Quantities n the foguirE diseases Cera DTs1-
teTy, Diarrh01, coc., Coughs. Asthma Rheuuaf- Wee
ralEfa, Whooping Cough, Cramp. Hysferi1. A..
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon. Ear Rulseli communicated o. ne c1ers
u Physcans and J. T. Davenport that be hai received
fnsfou to the effect that the ostT rsmsy ofany ssrs IN
Dr. Lowe, Msdoai Missouary 10 Inia- reports De- fss5i
that 10 nearly every q Cholera in whch Dr. COILS
BROWNIES CHLORODYSE vas iizinistsrsi, the pltisnf
Extract from Hssioar TT1ei Jaa IL iss- clasayus r.
prescribed bT scores q orthur ni-ai pra-ffuera %
supply want and ai place"
Exfract from the General Beard q Heah Lonfdn A. f.
IT, efacyin chgiela- So trousy cournc = ~
immense value q this remedy that To- krohy
Ergs The necessity 4 adopting it iu al elsss.N
CAUII0N.-None gsnalns Elihoui ihe words " D. ,
COILS BROWNE The GoreruHcnt Stamp. Orsrrhuin-
inz medical testisaony aceomp-zies each bostia-
Sole Msuuflcturs-. J.T. DAVENPORT.
., Great Rn.srn 81. Bioo11stary, Lon1ad
seld IN Bottles At L. III. p sd- asd g. Ga -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
LIMEl LIMEI

DEsT SANTA CRUZ LINE, FRESH FROM THE
ID KiIus. reeeiTed this day per bark Queen Emma.
For sale By BOLLEg 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

TEo Ezz TIE 7sskezt znLn, NJ soo = asked tie
superintendent Of ! boys' Bible ellss- Moses.
SIR Ve-T vel, ny boz; and Who Hss Tie meek
est EOuanE Please, Eir, there 5gvsr vas 10
1sskest Eo1Eu--
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
ALLEN & CHILLINGwoRTH.
kawa1uaH uau.n

va oosizce seeac-zl Ne-cAA-ss Na5 SipTuS Nusu-ss
AZ tse ssue p Nke-S they ryerare3 T. aarusA the
justly esieS<sse3 ktvSiAse RsssoSS sra srch cihcr Re-
s-Gts -suir ~ VssieSAi5 - ~ sA,ztesi ucse
hzza. Sf,r
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
Sperm Candles,

THE GENUINE ARTICLE, Sizes. 81. Sc.
aDd &C. For sale By BoLLEs 4 CO.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05
A 6HGSuT SIGH


At one Of the villages on the Sea-sho7e
Of Isabel Island a moSt sickly and Uepul-
s5re sight presented ilSelL Aoross the
door OF the chiefs house were nailed
tven5y-shree o. twenty-five humzn heads.
taken about three weeks previously by
this chief 4nd ms followers. from some Of
hiS fellovlslAnie-s. who, they stated. had
turned buShnen. The stack had been
made from the rezr. 2s was evident by
The skulls The flesh wzs sill on the
bones. the eye< prosrudinC. Jaws broken.
and the stencil friEbtful The bodies Of
Al theSe men had been eaten
CHEAP MAI
Al NAskil. Island. solomon Group. We
obtained seven large turtles for about
s5Ibs Of tobacco. which cost 81 pound
y SYDNEY. TbeSe turtles averaged hobs
Of flesh each when killed and cut NJ
being s. the rate Of SSIbs : penny.
SAVAGE FASHIONS
Al LagunOr Island, Caroline Group.
wbe7e It IS doubtful # 4ny white men had
been their for years a no sign Of traffic
Vas found. the men wore their hairs in
regular European fashion. ehiSnonS beng
coun0aeSc. which were kept up by 5
coub having four teeth. the top part Of
The comb thzt w4S visible being carved,
zn5 the whole sunnounted with cocks
fsz1be-. II gave them rather an efferainase
appearance At Hogolu Islands, Caroline
Group. the natives were verv much fright
eae5. having entirely deserted during the
night the village OF which the Blanche
anchored The next d2y. seeing nun
ber q canoes collected together boat
wzs sent 70 eadeavor 70 purSuaie them 10
cone alonEside and barter After time
the bo4t succeeded IN getting amongst
then They were zli quite naked. painted
II regular savzge style, and the boats
1z5ei with spears. sings. and stones
hey eventually came alongside, and
~ers ve-y friendly.
Al :. Matthias Island. Solomon Group.
no ancbora-s could Be found The na-
ave- came down 70 the beach IN gnest
and seemed very anxio1S for the
vessel 70 stop. shouting ani ges,ieulating
n the most absurd manner: both men
and women are quite n4kei-tbe latter
Eo7e ; son O. apron behind
A nANsEEoUs COAST
Visited the Sc oozst Of New Guine2.
but i was - tull OF shoals even 81 four OF
i've miles from the land. that Il was dan
gero1s 70 prooeei, - had 70 turn back
after zncb5ring for one night The rs
lveS came Of TO Us in very large canoes.
having enormous outriggers; they were
6ne looking men. quite naked not very
dark II color. and wore their hair frlzzlei
caL
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-02-05

F1foE Bzrks reeeired grand ovation this morn
ing Be vii En-zgurz,e. II tro weeks, Mission
q S. Pstricx's Caurrh-
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Ship ChandIeI and Ship StOEes !

A Large and WeIl-selected stock Of
u SHIP cHASDLERY and SHIP STORES con
stzaty Kept and ready % be f1rnlhed At the short
est notice, and al the lowest Priees. By
BOLLEs & co.
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VI. =. GRINBAUH az CO.
LKPoRTERs AID EKoLKsALK pKALKRs

I. E..sisaas,s cosllas. H.... c.g- Boe... So. ssa
rz-1s-y q Ge-le11e17s FurriEhznE G1cfs
s.ls IN E1kseis Elo-k- Qzrez Street Hrzalziz- h L
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
An Ola Iest IleaIinesI.

The old-establlshed story Of the play Of
Hamlet" being performed with the omission
Of the character Of the Prince of Denmark, is
usually considered to be Q tradition, or a Jest,
which has long been attributed TO Joe Miller,
or some similar compiler Of faeetiR. It would
seem, however that even this absurd legend
can boast some foundation Of fact. At any
rate, Mr.. Parke, the respectable Oboist Of the
London Opera House, who published his
musical memoirs In 1880, Is found gravely
recording Of one Cubit, q subordinate actor
and singer OF COYent Garden Theatre, that
once "When, during one Of his Summer en-
gagements at Q provincial theatre, be was an
fOunced TO perform the character Of Hamlet,
he was seized with sudden and serious ILL
ness In his dressing room, just before the play
was going TO begin WhereupOn the manager,
having . no more cats that wOuld catch mice, :
was constrained 10 request the audience to
suffer them to 90 through with the play, omit
ting the character OF Hamlet which, being
complied with, it was afterwards considered
By tile balk Uf the audience 10 be great im-
prOVement." AIr. rarl1o proceeds to record,
by way, perhaps, OF f0TtIfying his stery. "AE
though this may appear ridiculous and inn
probable, an occurrence Or D similar kind took
place several years afterwards at C0vent
Garden Theatre, when Cooke the popular
actor, having got drunk, the favorite after
piece of Love ia Mode was pefformed
before q London audience (he being absent)
without the principal character, Sir Arehy
MacSarcasm." Altogether It may be safe 70
conclude that very few stories, however alb
snrd, relative 10 plays and players, can be
pronounced absolutely incredibie. al ne
Year Ro7tnd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
0UANMaNnANs.

West Chester was dellshtea with hSclreus.
Reading Police have been heWly uniform
Reading streets are now undergoing thor
ouRh cleansing
NOrristown Is happy In the possession Of
two yatch squadrons.
Norristown has lnsolent beggars but Nor
ristOwn isn't the only place that has them.
DR.. 1. w. Read OF NorrIstOwn, had valu-
able horse killed by runaway on Sunday.
Two young deers now grace the Luxeni-
bourg Park, Reading, and bear win soon be
added.
A COW In Chester county recently broke her
neck, BY getting it caught between the rounds
OF ladder.
The mini u John Wood q Bro, IL Cohsho-
hocken, where the explosion recently took
place. Is completely rebuilt, and will shortly
be In operation again.
During the thunder storm of Wednesday
night of last week, the cotton factory Of John
Denton, pOcOpson, ON Poc0pson Greek, was
struck BY lightning and consumed.
Grace Taylor, Of Spring City, aged si1
years. accidentally run needle into her hand
Completely hiding itself from vlews A ply
siclan cut and probcd for II, but II could no
be found NY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

c. r. ]. Co. SALE OF LoTs.-J. Il. Heald, Esq
President OF the Christiana lmpr0Fsment Compa-
and sites Tor manufacturer On the South side, for
the 26th instant
This sale presents q rare opportunity fyr pur-
ehassn. Thelols ofsEsa are walI locataa wkere,
as the advertisement says, property is wonderful
~ increasing in value" and those who invest
money At the sale will be morally certain to naal-
ize heavy profit In q very few yeaTB. Many Who
neglected 70 buy in this section two years agonow
find they missed good thing, and regret they
did not put tAsir moBey where it woald s'do the
most good" Read the advertisement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

Mkt Doom TO DEATH.- Thomas vandaarift.
young man residing 81 Red LIOn, In this connfV
While visiting some friends ID Wnmington, . few
Gays ago was taken III with fsupposedl leOnestlne
ehlls- When the chill passed on he was 1ea Is
state Of entire exhaustion. and without power
% move even q muscle OF aEtleulate q eyllahie.
although, according 70 his own statement, per-
icctiy conscious Of all that Was Naing On aronna
him. While In this state, his fFinhds, enpposlng
him 70 be dead, amer sending for q physlclan. sei
about preparing The body for burial aad had fhelr
work well nigh performed, when the doctor Ar
rived ana upon cEamfnaafcn foana Elans e. 1ifs
eilshty peEeeptible, ana aIkef WailiEx 8Ad y els-
ing ehoFt time the Young man recovered sum
clently 70 enable him 70 speak, rise and depart a
Inns 70 escape the ImpandlnR horrors of beiasr
buried alive. He 4 now enjoying COED .heaItls.
and, doubtless appreciates very hlghly, tho Rfnat
yalue Of -BepHblieaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
The suaser counrY courta.
DISCHARGE or THE GRAND gURT--zHE BURTo
RAPE TRIAL.

DISCHARGE or THE GRAND gURT-EHE BURTON
RAPE TRIAL.
Most of the cases before the Court are the re-
suit Of liquor selling In violation Of law. Jacob
Jester was fined $40 and costs for selling liquor
on Sunday at the camp meeting In Peppers
woods last summer. Dr. Knowles of the Break
sOateT Light was hned 800 and costs for selling
without license, at the Greeley House
Jester has been In jail fer some months, await
ing trial, unable 70 get bail, and Is ssnt back by
the court until his nne IL paid.
Great credit Il due Attorney General Lore aud
Judge Gipln for the vigorous manner In which
cases Of this description arc proaecuted and dis
posed Of
There were but few cases on the civil list and
these were mostly settled or continued, and there
was 30 little buainess that the Judge dismissed
the Grand Jury on Tuesday aftsmOon, compli-
menting them on the improved morals % Sussex
county.
The trial of the negro, Joe Barton, for commit
Ing an outrage on q white girl, was commenced,
Wednesday morning. The general opinion seems
to be that he Will be found guilty and sentenced
to be hung. Az the conclusion of this trial the
Court will probably adjourn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

A MIsREPRRsENTATToN.-T report that the
memeen Of the nouss was generally intoxicated
at the time Of adjournment, Is . gross misrspre-
sentation. In fact more abstemious body OF
men can seldom be found, or UAs that paid mere
attention 70 order and decorum. Theirs may have
been some taEse o. four poEsons in ths iowa Inc
brlateds bat Tie members 81 the Legislators wsfa
not connected with them, and we're IN no way
responsible for their conduct.
The above We cut from the local columns Of the
hepabtfcan. We nndarstand that the report was
circulated ~ nswspaper correspondent, at Do
have been % mnch fntoxieaEed himaelE that he
could very readily iHagine that not onlv anp EaR-
ialatuSes but the whole toNn were inaaielng ii
grand sssatnTnaliav So l~TP
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

AMATEUR JoURNALs.-1Ae Diamond is the
name Of an amateur journal just started az Dover,
Del, by Percy Fowler and Harry Allaway. IL ls
very credtable production, and Is well hllcd with
Interesting original sketches, selections, &c. The
excellent typographical appearance testiies that
Il is printed at the olice Of the DalGanareaa The
DiaMOad is published at fifty csnia per year and
this low price, coupled with the excellent charac.
ter OF the initiai number, should bring It many
subscribers. H43 q lF
The Young Hero for April contains continua-
ton OF the serial story, and several selections,
original contributions, editorial talk, de- Ad-
ditional attractions are promised ia future num-
bers. @. b. Cole, Publisher, Wilmington
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
PREsBYTERY OF NEW CASTLE.
MEETNo AT SHOW mTLL-FmsT DAYS FRO
cRRDN0s

cEKDIEos.
The PresbyteFy Of New Castle, met at Snow
Hill, Nd, last evening, at 71< O'Clock, and was
opened with sermon by Rev DR.. 8pootswood,
Of New Castle. sixty-three members were
present
Rev. II. J. Gaylord, Of WhayleyvIlle, Nd, was
chosen Moderator. Recording Clerk, Hon. j. A.
Nicholson, Of Dover, Reading CLERK, Rev. VIM.
Henderson, of Berlin, Nd.
The business before the body to-day, is Pre-
sentatiOn Of Statistical Reports.
Reports from standing committees on Home
and Foreign Missions, Education, Publication,
Church ercetion, Freshmen, Mansee, and General
Benevolent Work.
Election Of Commissioner to the General As
sembly which meets In Baltiomre, May 18th.
Elimination of candidates for the ministry.
The attendance at the session was very large,
tha fown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

CHRIsTIANA ITK1Es-John Elliot of Christiana
village lost fine horse on last Monday night
from a cold taken before he had recovered from
the epizoo.ic attack.
The farmers IN the vicinityahave gene rally got
their oats sown, ana ere now bnsily preparing for
planting corn.
The wheat generally Ioohs very poor. and il is
said that ct least one farmer has plowed up poT-
tion of his field and viii put il in oats.
The project OF procuring steamboat to run to
Philadelphia, seems 10 have been abandoned, at
least little is now said In regard to It.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

FELL FROM A TRAIN.-T esterday, a gentle
man named Carney, resident of Philadelphia
Superintendent OF the quaErying works near
Bellevue, fell from the rear car Of the 1880 ex-
press train for Philadelphia while it was going
at a rapid rate of speed. He had gone out upon
the rear platform OF the car, as the train was pas
seat, when he fell of. He sustained serious,
though not fatal injuries, being badly cut and
bruised about the head and body He was brought
to this city, and is now at the United States Hotel
receiving proper medical attentipn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
analRTlRa.
lIaEERaa - nVnnIna.

ysassea Loase. No. 2. 1. o. OF, ct oaa
EellewS Hail. ThfEA and King.
Keol.nk IEibsy No 8. 4. Q. B. ~, At Red 1fsn's
Hall, z16 MaEhat sazaak NJ - +
Wl.miagAea Daviaion. Ne. l, 9. sf r, a Fifa
and Maxkss Streets.
Wilmington C0aneiI No. /. o. U. "A. H., at
Mcdaniel Hail, 2lo King stgset
Fifth and MaKhrsk straaEn
LADY Waahingtcn Homs C0mmuni0n. at 50l
MaEieG street "A 4 !
Clayton Lodga. Nc. I, X. os n, ct Kniehts q
Ryihins Hall, I'll Nagkak street.
tiea Loaga no sA.Io or, at Oddj FdllSwS
ApiL q and 1ing Bta. =.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

NEARLY SERIOUS FRE.-On Sunday morn.
branch of Big Elk Greek, in East nottingham
township, narrowly escaped being destroyed by
fire. The fire is supposed TO have besn the work
Of an incendiary, and was started among some
loose papers that had been placed in one corner
Of the room.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

SALES OF MoEEY.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of Central Loen Association, last evening
$500 sold at 2S per cent. premium, and SEQ at
q.
Association last evening, money sold followa,-
$6O0 at 81 per cent. premium; 5000 at 33; $3.50
at 81 $500 at % 5000 at ~. #fI IH
The third monthly meeting of Germania Loan
Association No. 2, was held, last evening, when
$500 sold at an average premium Of S33< per
cent. @I4#
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
Lo6AL ihfGlkiaRaoE.
] tsnunelI meela De erenlnr.

uity Council meets this eTenlug.
Penn Loan Association meets tonight.
The alarm Of fiIe this afternoon was false.
Il Is decidedly unpleasant, out Of doors to-day.
The Trustees Of the Poor meet on The s0th
inst.
The New castle Presbytery i now In session at
Snow HIN, Md.
The dining room OF the Clayton House maEes
q flne lecture Hall.
Hon. G. Chauncery Burr, speaks to night at the
Americus Club rooms.
efGethOds OF God in Nature" is the suAiect for
@. Chauncey Burr's next lecture in the dining
hall OF the Clayton House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

TRAIN TO BE TAKEN oFF.-Delawara Railroad
authorities, it is said, contemplate taking of the
night train which they now run from Harrington
TO Milford, on the Junction and Breakwater Rail-
road. They will doubtless arrive at decision to-
day. The train is great convenience to the resi-
dents Of Milford and vicinitv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

SALE OF BUILDING LoTs.-TomorreW friday
afternoon, at o'clock, VIM. Bright win sell at
public sale, fifty bnildipg lots, fronting on Rod
man, Hawley, Webb, Third aud Fourth streets,
as extended from the city. These lots are finely
located just outside the city limits and are there
fore exempt from city taxation. The terms Of
sale are reasonable, only twenty per cent. cash
being required, the balance running six and
twelve months. Ogle & Miller, auctioneers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

aoLD-The store of George s. Hagany on the
on Saturday al public sale TO William Bright, for
SIS, 600, and the store at the corner of Second
and Shipley streets, was sold to Geo. Fl. Marples,
for &3 OBS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

MAJOR Reybold, was placed in the dry dock, at
Harlan q Hollingsworth Company's yard, yester-
day, for the purpose of being thoroughly over
hauled and repaird, before entering upon the sum
meR season.
The steamer Ariei, was recently taken from the
dock, after having undergone thorough repairs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

A Chlaaas sarsant waa bseaght hsna ~ the
Rsnllsean e nv hpaes, ard hfs miaifsu1 incnsrsa
- naaa kuns Zee Wing toh,e ed ats,
81 eannet eaal gos 4haE wiA eel yes chesasY. =
~ aEhataa pea aanaa ~ - asked IA aranrA. aAIg
nama is Aga John BEswninR.v sWalla, ealia
you 1ehn r exnlaimsa ths Celestial.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

just received one OF the largest assortments
of the latest Spring Stylesof Hats and Caps in
the city which am selling at the very lowest
Prices. My silk hats are speciality. Call and
sure to be suited. LEWIS G. SPRINGER,
Hat Store. tf No. 233 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
cLAYToR HOUSE.

ARRIVALS UR 10 BOON To-DAY.
yohn II. Psarcs, Phila, Pa.
r. Barry
o. w. Holmes, Boskon, Maas
Wm. HoEAas 1imRara q WIke.
Miss Dicsda GinRaEA.
AnRard Comedy Ccmpany. (I21
=, A. Arnold, New YORK City, N. Y.
Chas. w. Saith, PhilA., Pa.
Rieh. Stody, BchonectAay, N. z.
1m. II ~ BeuEgis, Bostoa, Mass.
Mrs. +. w. Palma, New Castle, Del.
Mis- Paine
D. Kutner. New York City. NY.
Ed Enkwfssa
a. Reed, Boatnn, Mass.
r. w. Walsnn,
d. r. Price. Newark. NJ
A. o. Chenyt New York City. MY.
John "A. Reed,
L. Howard,
J. n BEaea;
WIN. EAlteE, Phila., Pa
Bsn- Ferris, nity.
Berger Family and trOape (13,.
y. II. Meney, Bo1ten, Maaa.
Wm. H Cooper, New Haven, Conn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

ADDREss Thos. NJ. Coleman, ESQ.,, city editor
of the Philadelphia Ledger, will deliver an ad-
dress, this evening, before Keokuk Tribe, No. 5,
/. D. r. NJ, and the members of the Order In
general, at the Wigwam, No. 4l5 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

FINGER Cur OFF.--Joseph Pierson, formerly
Clerk of the Market, had one Of his ngers severed
and another badly lacerated yesterday aflaEnoon
while working with a circular saw, at the p W
& ID. r. r. car shops
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

MEETING To-NIGHT.-A meeting will be held
this evening at the Americas Club Rooms, No.
22l Market street, up stairs. An address will be
delivered by Hon. c. Chauncey Burr, of New
jersey. an able and eloquent speaker. A large
audience Is expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17

GRAND HoP.-The members of the Water
Witch 8. F. Z. Company gave a grand hop last
evening, In Kruegers dancing rooms, TO the
ladies who assisted them at their recent fair. A
finesupper was also indulged In. The affair was
continued until an early hour this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
GRAND OPENISG OF o9,
NEW DRESS GOODS

Such as Silks, Satseus. MohaiF, PQpllns. RlRids.
Ae.. an eoloYs Of aVetaena, great Alapaea the
eheaDaat n ths city from 2S cenka 40 70 GaQe MFge
assaTtmeak og CassimaFe; alao, Ane lot cg
BROoUKr AND PAISLEY sHAWLs.
Ladies' Claakihg Of all descriptions. dne lot Of
Blankets Fihnuala, Striped Shuwls. Mnallnss Bed
Ticking &e. b00laseat styls Rrints. Great asaert-
meat Of HtH
LADIES, AND CHILDRBN'S FURS.
M tra1'l II sHstgisr nssae fjerss ard aetisfy
yoursslfaf AZ. AL9BER6'6.
= ri ~ ~ Mo- Kie Market aaEDet.s
n0s1S A Wilminetoz. pa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-17
RaTrua to Your roam

And they will be true to you. Never will
you need false ones, II you use the SOZODONT
morning and evening. It lmparts indestruc-
tlbility to the enamel, keeps it white and spot
less, and wonderfully improves the breath.