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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-04-12
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~GRCERIES. QrEENSWARE In fact any
thing pertaining To House Furnishing goods.
Having fought our St"ck ia san Francisco and
New York Ia perkut, eau hold cut superior
inducements to purchasers,
CALL and SIZE for yourselves.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
Vincents history Of Delaware.

Mr.. Vincent has for over twenty years been
collecting materials for his history. his first vol.
una OF which he has published. lie has searched
carefully the records offices Of many of the neigh
boring States, also, the principal public hbrATit
OF cities, and many Of the private iii rlrles of
distinguished cltizeAs, as wen as the private
collections of many virtuso and collectors Of rare
manuscript and autographs, and hns succeed
ed in gath sring great mass of material to illus
trate our State history. In these researches he
has discovered q great number of records OF the
State, which few people supposed were in exis-
tence, and he desires to get out a second volume.
We have been shown one large bound volume of
manuscript documents from the collection of a
gentleman in a neighboring city, (Which is only
one OF severaD that contains the original manu-.
script records of several of Legislatures, that
met before, and during the time Of the revolu-
ton. Also, the original manuscript proceedings
OF the convention, that formed first Constitu-
tion. Also documents that contain the signatures
of Jacob Alrich, the first Dutch Governor of that
name, of. Alexander DE Hinoiossa the last Dutch
Governor, of Captain John Carr. the first English
Governor, as well as the autograph of nearly all
the old Delaware Statesmen distinguished during
the revolution. 1t was only few weeks ago,
that he found the original plot of Smyrna, which
he presented to n gentleman of thai town
The population OF our State is small. But the
per centaRe who would support work of this de-
scriptIon is still smaller in comparison Therefore
there is but little hope Of getting sufficient sale for
such work to pay the expense OF publishing, to
say nothing of the costs of travelling and collecting
the material. But few even of our largest States,
have good State histories. Pennsylvania with
her immense wealth and population has had but
two, and they come only down to the Revolution.
The records of Pennsylvania are carefully COM
piled, and her history is new in conparison with
that of Delaware, whilst our records are scattered
everywhere, and our State was in being and had
three revolutions, before our great neighbor had
an existence No citizen of late days has thourht
1t worth while to write the history OF even that
great State She even had to aid with an appro.
priation from her treasury TO her historian OF the
war; that Is put aside in mems minds Nothin q
OF the kind Is asked by the historian of Delaware
lie SIMPLY wishes the State to take a few comics
to enable him to brlRg out the second volume that
ne ne may not be able to succeed in doing without
this assistance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

HlsToR1CAL SoCIETY-A special meeting of
the Historical Society was held on THURSDAY
evening, at the rooms, DIR. Askew presiding.
Changes in the Constitution and Bylaws were
adopted classifying members as "active" instead
OF 'resdent;" making the annual membership fec
80, that for life members, $50. The last provision
does not take effect until the lst of February. and
up TO that time life members pay a fee of $50
Mr.. E. q. Bradford, Jr. reported progress in
the collection of data for the Henrietta Bedford
memorial, and ii being suggested by Mr.. Dove
that Rev. Charles ID. Shaw had prepared an essay
concerning her, the corresponding Secretary was
directed TO communicate with him on the subject
Rev. Mr.. Israel from the Committee on the re-
cepuon OF the Delaware battle flags, reported thai
the Soldiers and Sailors having them in charge
were completing the arrangements for their pre-
sentation.
Mr. DOVE from the Committee on Library. re-
ported progress in the Catalogung of Books
DR.. II. +. Askew and Joseph r. Walter were
elected life members, and S. A. Macalster, an ac.
tive member
On motion of Mr.. Israel it was agreed that the
rooms of the Association be opened every Thurs
day evening from "a TO 10 o'clock and the pub
lc earnestly invited TO visit them.
Mr.. Chandler presented from f. S. p, of Smyr-
ma, a box containing an insect resembling To-
Gust, for classification Commercial
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

The PAscHAL Iron WoRKs.-Th transfer o.
tne titles Tor the property in New Castle, pur
chased oy MesIrs: Tasker & Co., of Philadelphia,
was completed Wednesday Tho purchaser
have now acquired, addition to the large farm on
the delaware front, which they previously owned
the old Locomotive Works, and other pieces 81
go eIo1HG' no Inc Locomotive property costs them
NIZ,OOO' the seller receiving $4,000. The differ.
ence In the purchase, il made up by the enter.
Pnsing people Of New Castle, who desire the
works OF MesSrs. Tasksr q Co, located in theiI
The stakes describing the building lines have
already been driven, and aFrangem ents made n
commence actively the erection Of the new works,
as soon as the weather will permit. New Castle
% ees 4ui1 nAttenSo at the prospect of having this
citlIens are already beginning to look upon this
ancieht to"n a. an embryo city, which shall ere
long, arouse troIn the lethargic slumber of past
& SeaIs, ana Iapldiy acquire population and pros
leading towns OF the country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
Fruss Canning.
A LEADING INDUSTRY IN THIS STATE-IT 1877
BE STILL FURTHER INCREASED.

a LEADING INDUSTRY IN THIS STATELY 1870
BE STILL FURTHER INCREASED.
The Milford Netps furnishes the following
facts and figures. in relation to the canning
interests Of the State:-Messrs. Richardson q
RoDblnSshOw the extent of their operations
last year. They canned 480 tons Ofsstomatoes;
I,oOO baskets Ofpeaches; 10000 MS. cherries;
10000 lbs. of fowl and fresh meats; GO hogs
heads of sugar cured hams. The total amount
OF cans af all kinds was 500, 900. They used
500 bbls. of sugar. All these products are
sold and they have orders we are informed
raster than they can fill them. They recent.
~ received an order for O,OO9 cans Of tongue
and ham which they will proceed to supply
me canning establishment at Lebanon used
II l,0OO baskets of peaches the present season.
besides large quantities of other fruits, meats
&c.
Al Five Forks there is drying establishment
Whlch has been running very successfully
Tor year or two and we learn that it will
De enlarged for the coming season.
A factory is about going up at Little Creek
Landing, and second one at Frederick. also
one at wyoming. The Lebanon establishment
is to be enlarged.
We hope in a few weeks to announce that
Milford mas canning factory equal in capa-
CITY To the largest in any of our neighborfng
towns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
BOyer's Hoof Liniment,

AiLer ~ years practical experience with horses,
n stas!nG teaming. &e.. have learn ed that NOR
nOrses have been crippled By inattentiOn 10 Inc
Ieet unan all other diseases combined. After many
experiments have found the true remedy 10 par
VENT the disease OF the hOof or restore it After neg
lgenee. 20 what nature intended IL should be-f1e
great stDcS of the ao6ke animal II the hoof ia in
nameq ana elseaeed the animal is parativeIv
ts wortssgs 9his nimsnt will surely preVsaf this
wofet Of All diseases Contraction, Germs OnaYteT
Cfaekss COhtTaotien Of the Back SineW Genera liv
called kneo-SpFung. &e.,) and restore those that
nave been crippled By the want Of such 4 TeuedV
Try u, andn villa never fail il properly ap-
Battle the horses foot once week, or oftsnsr 10
necessary a. the heel and frog. and around the hoef
e'"se 70 the hair N. q. BOYER,
~ =, NOrTistOWn, Pa
Ma: n. @. BOTER-Dear Sir: This is 10 CERTIFY
that nave used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past, on more than one hundred hor-
ses. ana nnd &c the best preparation have ever
used on horses. Il is far better than you recon-
mead e. send me Ay0 cases at once, by eTDreSs
" " -. HAIRY HAMILTON.
No. l32 West 3lSt street, New York Citv.
=. RRINGHURBr 4 CO., nrugRists, corner Gin
ana n arket streets Wilmington. having been an
pointed aGeatg for this valuable and popular Hoof
Ll1imen5 arefully prepared % upply IL WhOlesale
ane Tsse1L sa nt ne manufacturer' spFiees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

ACCIDENT WHILE SHEDDING. view of tbs
reckless IN amer in which the boys conduct this
sport, and their entire disregard Of the safety Of
themselves and others while rafting swiftly down
the hull on sleds and jumpers, 1t is almost wonder.
Iui that more and serious accidents do not occur
girl was thrown of by the upsettinp of a sIed'
and had her hand run over by one following. and
badly cut. A little boy also had an arm Broken
by getting upset and run into. Slight ACCIDENT
were plentiful. and collisions were numerous.
WI Whch fortunately resulted in no greater damage
somewhat. This sport is extremely dangerous,
ana those indulging should exercise great care
penalty. F~' 'A'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Wrap your hydrants up we'll at night
Don't fail to attend church, tomorrow
The cold weather has greatly increased.
Gen- Tom Thumb and wife will soon appear in
this city.
ogle & Miller advertise sale of household goods
for Monday.
The shedding hills were crowded last night,until
late hour.
There was pretty full market, this morning,
despite the cold weather.
The Georgia Minstrels give a performances III
the Masonic Temple, on Tuesday evening.
The lecture, in Dover. on Wednesday evening
next by John OByrne, has been postponed.
Specimens of Sussex County iron ore can be
seen at the Office of the Collector of Revenue, in
this city.
The Milford MalIeable Iron Company has secured
nearly all the capital required and will no doubt
be a success.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

PoMEROY DEMOCRAT.-1hise excellent iour-
nal commences the new year with a number
even more sparkling and interesting than il
IA In this number assurances are given that the
Democrat in the future, will continue TO be a
lively, independent paper conducted in a manner
which cannot fail to render it welcome visitor
TO every household in the country. Every de-
Partment in this paper is carefully edited, and
the combined efforts of those engaged in its
publication, produce paper which is acceptable
in all respects.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

BUILDERS HARDWARE. We would CO
the attention of those ,uilding to our stock o
Building Hardware, Pants, OILS, Glass, &c, which
ia we'll selected, and LARGEST in the State
Nails, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks, Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts Staybacks, and in
fact all necessary materal for building, fol sale be
CAPELLE & BROTHER, Zi2 Market st.
Carpenters Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
Chapman's make,) Chisels Sockets and Firmers
Squares, Steel and Iron Compasseb, CaapeIs, Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces, Pinchers, Bevels Saw
Sets Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, PIP Market st.
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills Al, all cotton
Grain Bags, for sale by
CAPELLE tS BROIHER, 2l2 Market st.
PLOWS, of different makes az follow Heck
endorn, Moore, Atwood 4 Wiley ., New York
makes) for sale by
CAPELLE n BROTHER, 2l2 Market ST.
PLOW CASTINGS - -Heckendorn, Moore, At
wood & Willey's, for sale by
CAPELLE q BROTHER, 2I2 Market st.
KNIVES AND FURKS.-Our stock of Table
and Dessert Knives Ivory, Tlp-horn, Ebony and
Cocoa handles, both English and American max s
is worthy of the attention OF any wishing to
purchase. CAPELLE x BRO, PIP Market st.
CROSS CUT .SAWS.-WooJ and Cross Cut
Saws, with Tuttles patent teeth these saws, by the
experience of practical men, Will do as much work
n one day as any other in twp and at redu q
prices, for sale by CAPELLE & BRO.
Pr Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

ELEcTIoN.-The annual meeting of the Farm.
er's Mutual Fire Insurance Company of ST.,
Georges and appoqGinimink hundreds was held on
Monday last. when the following Offices were
elected for the ensuing year President, John C.
Cerbit; Secretary, Charles Tatman Treasurer.
Joseph q. Brown Directors, Daniel Corblt, VIM
Polk, Cornelius Watkins, H. NJ Willetts, Henry
Davis, John G. Corbit and Colin Ferguson
lhe value OF the policies Of insurance was
stated at $SO2,42l.98 and the value of the in
surance notes on above, $40 $685. The losses dur.
ing the year were only Sl33. The company has a
surplus fund to date Of $l5,5Ol45.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

An AFRICAN CAT.-Thereis a gentleman living
in New Castle who has in his possession an Afri
can cat This cat, like the other natives of AZ
rica, is entirely black, and instead of being coy.
cred with hair, like native cats, is provided with
coat of fine soft fur, similar to mink fur II was
takeh from foreign brig, by an employee on the
Revenue Cutter, and Obtained from. him by the
gentleman in whose possession it now is The
cat is wonderfully intelligent, can perform num-
berless tricks, and the present owner claims that
1t Is the best trained cat in this country. 1t is
considered quite curiosity in New Castle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

COLD WEATHER.-The weather, this morning
was doubtless colder than at any previous time
time this winter, the thermometer standing al
ten degrees above zero, at eight o'clock. Every.
thing was frozen lightly, and the windows were
covered with frost. Wonder how our exposed
and unprotected fire plugs have Jared? Would
1t have been an easy matter to have obtained
water from them in case of a FIRE early this
morning Surely this mattershould be attended
to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

THEFT.-On Saturday last, VIM. J. Todd. of
Sussex, lost his pocket book while Shopping in
Milford which contained one hundred dollar bill
and some change. A negro man by the name Of
Edward Wilson Offering such bill, some time af.
yer ior changc' was arrested and finally confessed
to the finding and surrendered the money. III.
vas released and the money returned to the
owner
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

SKATING.-S Of the marshes near New
Castle were overflowed during the rain of Sun
day last, and the ensuing cold weather has
produced excellent skating. Last evening, one
ofthese marches was crowded with the Young
people of New Castle, Who enjoyed themselves
until late hour, in this pleasant and exhilarat.
ing exercise.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

CLEARING THE CHANNEI.-In resnonse 10
petitions numerOusly signed by citizens of Elk,
ton and vicinity, praying Congress to grant an
appropriation for clearing the channel of Elk
river up TO HoWard's wharf, a letter has been
received there from an. United States Engineer.
stationed at Baltimore, announcing his intention
as soon as the ice disappears, to come to tina /
place, or send competent assistant, to make
surveys and estimates
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
MANHOOD.
now lost. now REsTO sEDl

ARf1Rm just published, q new edition Of
SlrlNr the radical care (WithOut modicI ne
Of SDermaterrhosa, or Seminal Weak /
hMess M invoi9 ptaIy Seminal Losses. Impotency,
nental and PhyAlcal 1Beapaeity, Impediments 10
Marriage. etcti also, Consumption. EpileDay 3 and
agance. : NNNS'
MT.a-PFiee, in sealed envelope, only 9 cents.
ING celebrated author. in this admirable essay
S'I dsmonsgates, fF0m thirty years success
ssica VI 49, ssee, tpat the alarming consequence {
use may be radically cured without the dan
sssteW use OF Internal medicine or the appiicaIion
~ ln9 Ahnes pointing ont q mode Of cure Al once
Rie. certain, and oheetnAi. By meaas OF which
~ 6Ss0.S senereri no matter what his condition may
call0. P.NSseS eno hANA-
SS-This Lecture should be in the hands Of eveyy
youth and every man 10 the land.
seht: under seal IN plain envelope. 10 any ad-
~ addressing the pu bliahoFa.
10 AisO; Dr. culVsrWsflS "NAFriags Guide price.
Address the Publlshsrs.
CHAe. J. O. KLINE 4 co.
.oo. Ha ASNBo WeEWHOW YOFk.
S'SAF Rogt-Ae Box sass
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

SLEDDING.-The clear weather and bright
moonlight of the past few nights brought out the
sleds in force, and every available hill has been
nightly crowded with sleds of all descriptions,
accompanied by scores ofjolly mortas, all bent
on obtaining as much sport as possible out of the
snow while it lasts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE FAMOUS GEORGIA ,uxsrRr,


will appear At the CiEand Open House. this CITY.
on Tuesday evening next, in on of their celebra.
led entertainments, in which they have rendered
themselves famous on both sides of the Atlantic.
Al every place In which they have appeared.
crowded houses have greeted their performance,
ana econlums from the press and people have
been freely rendered them. Their recei,tion in
thls city VIII doubtless be equal 70 their reception
elsewhere
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren. recentlV
returned from Europe, will appear at The Ipsti-
tuIe hail, this city on Tuesday,, January 2sth aE
ternoon and evening, In two Of their iascinatin 2
PeIIorInances and laughable sk:etches These poIS-
ular ntle iolks always give all entertaining and
-aeg performance, and they should be well
'e'e''eo Admission, only twenty-five cents.
cARScRoss 4 DIxIE's NINsTRKIs
This popular and famOus m instrel orOanI1s,,orl
Wlil appear at the Grand Ope.ra House IN Ratnr-
~ - evenIns next, Jan 18th, in 4 new and pleas
ny programme Admission, 35 and 50 cents.
BERTHA, TIE SEWING MACHINE GIRL
On Monday and Tuesday evenings. Ian ooth
Nd 2lst, the above sens ctionaI dSssps will he
presented ct the Masonic, Temple. by a sf1ung
roupe. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

ARBITRARY.-Wm Scotten, superintendent Of
the Mccullough Iron Company's Works, at North
East Nd, issued an order last week, to the effect
that all the employees of the Company, boarding
be discharged. Five men refused to obey this ar
bitrary mandate, and threw up their sitnntinns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

ASSOCIATION FOR MORAL REFoRM-A meeting
CT The Association for Moral RefaEm Of the State
OF Delaware, will be held at Dover, at Il O'Clock
noon' en- the third Tuesday, the 2lst of this pres
ent month Business of Importance will come be.
fore the society; and the members thereof, and all
persons friendly to temperance, are respectfully
requested to attend. Attest
c. s. LAYToR. President
A. j. WRIGHR, Recording Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

FOR PH1LADELPHIA-City Ice Boat, No. 3, left
New Castle, this morning, for Philadelphia, with
three square-riggeS in tow. Three tug boats
followed in her wake, towing several oyster boats
Qalte number OF vessels, of all descriptions, put
into the harbor, last evening, IN consequences OF
the lce
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR
REGISTER's ORDER=

Upw c.op,D AEOIsTER's OFPIcE.
INV SAoILh OOUN1 January 9th, 1873.
snP9n Lhe apPheati9n Of WILLIAM SMITH
New Castle Hundred. in shid conntX doosssS To- ~ =
IL is ordered and directed iy the Rss;stor N ~,
the Administra tor aforesaid give noSies af ~
granting Of Letters of Adulinistration nnon the
Estate Of the deceased with the Ista az sr.rs ~
ing thereof by causing adveFtisements To be oSsd
within forty days from the date Of gueh ettsrs IN
gX Of the most public places Of the CountV NJ Nav
Oast3o. requiring all pOFp0ns having donsHds
against the Estate 20 present the same or abide by
"a Actor Assembly IN such ehso m ade and provided
same period in the Delaware Gazette neWsnaneS
publisher In WILMINGTON, and 70 be eoptinaSd
therein taO months.
Given under tho hand and Seal of Of
SEAL lnee OF the hegiatar Aforesaid, at New
AO~ HaStle, IN New CAgtlo County aforesaid,
- - the day and year above written.
b. GIBBS, Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

CARs.--The jackson & Sharp Co, on We'd
nesday, shipped two freight cars TO the Atlantic
N North Carolina Railroad Co., and two pas
senger ears to the Lake Ontario Shore r. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

BURsT.-OWing to the extreme cold, last night
fire plug at Third and Tatnall streets, burst,
causing great Inconvenience in that neghborhood.
Application was instantly made to the Water De-
paTtment for repairs Proper precautions might
have prevented this accident
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

Become the staple Dentriice of America? Sim
ply because 1t is impossible to use it. even for
week, without perceiving its hygienic effect upol
The teeth, the gums and the breath
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

BROKE A LEG.-A horse belonging to Martin
X kehoe, slipped on the ice and fell down. on
King street, above Fifth, yesterday afternoon,
and broke one OF Its lees.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

FEsTIvAL.-The Caledonian Club. of this CITY
are making arrangements TO hold festival in
McDonnelrs Hall, Sixth and Shipley streets, on
January 25th, the anniversary of the birthday of
Robert Burns, the Scottish poet. 1t will doubt.
less be very pleasant affair.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

PUBLIC LEcTURE.-On Friday and Saturday
evenings Of next week, Professor II. G. Sticknev,
NJ d., OF Philadelphia, will give Stereoscopic IL
lustrations of diseased conditions of the human
system, IN the SpTitualists Hail. Second street. Of
which further notice will be given
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
A Healthy pIgestion.

Life is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are impaired. Food becomes repulsive
the body emacated; the mind depressed and
melancholy m hroods over you. TUFTS VEGE.
TABLE LIVER PILLS is the remedy for th csc
evils; they produce sound digestion; create good
aPpe!lte, impart refreshing sleep and cheerfuIness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

PEACH GROWERS MEETINd.-The annual meet
ing of the Central Delaware Fruit Growers Ass,.
citation was held at Lowerys Hotel, Milford, on
Tuesday last. The attendance was very large and
the interest and enthusiasm unbounded Officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

% Y. Dockery. of North Carolina, was nomi.
9ated bV the President yesterday, to be United
States Consul at Oporto.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

ONE DRUNK.-Frank McEIwee, for drunken
ness was fined fifty cents and costs, by Mayor
Simms.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-D. IT. Kent has sold
the three-story brick dwelling, No. COS Washing.
lie. P"'
- Mr.. Erwin has sold the threestory brick honse
No lO9 y. Ninth street to d. IL Kent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11

ALFRED VA sist. No. 2S5 Marke
street, respectfully his hiend and the public
inReneral, tb. hex - e." hand all descriptions
medicines. and tina, , competent person is at
lines ready to prescribe tor such tick as call tina
tore, and that no charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines the same price as they would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one is visited at
their residences.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-11
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Rstats of
lne deceased must present The sane duly attested
20 the Admini on or before Jana ~ 6th Isl
otsplge the Act OF Assembly in such case made and
PROVIDED. WILLIAM SMITH,
-. Administrator
Aaarsas-AsW Casues Del ianl0-2m