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MlsCELaANEOUs NOTICES.

DOES ADVERTISING PAY?-There Is no In
stance on record of a well sustained system of
iudicous advertising failing of utcess.
my success IS owing to my liberality in ad-
vertisiug III Bonner
advertising has furnished me with a COM
petenc-."-Amos Locrence.
4 advertis, d my productions and made mon-
ey"-NichoLas Longtoorth. .I-
s'Constant ard persistent advert;s sing is q sure
prelude to wealb.-Stephen Girdrd.
ale who inv, sts one dollar in business should
invest one dollar in advertising that business
A r. .Ste,cdrt.
"without the aid of advertisements I could
have done nothing in my speculations. have
vertising is the royal road to business. Bar
mum.
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CHAPPED HANDS. ace, rough skin, pimples,
ringw 'riD, salt-rueun aud o.her cutaneous af-
fections cured, aud the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswel, Hazard & Co., New York Be GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, AS there are
many limitations made with common tar which
are worthless. nov26-4w
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FoR SALE on favorable terms, valuable
slate property partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects, ID Ine eastern part OF
PRESS Office. iel4-dM
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JOB PRINTING.-Every description # job
Printing executed promptly, aud at the lowest
prices. at the Daily Press Printing house, ios
Exchange st. Wh m.mAkks.
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REAL ESTATE.
Guardian's sale OfReal Estate

10y VIRTUE Of license from the Hon. Judge of
ID Probate for Cumberland County, l shall sell at
private sale the office of the City Marshal of Port
land on Friday Nov. 2sth, A. d. 1879 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described Real Estate: lot of
two story house standing thereon. and il No. II ON
said street, lately occupied by Daniel Gary.
Guardian Of Daniel Gary.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1873. dt2o
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Boston & Maine Railroad.
DIVIDEND NO. u.

A DIVIDEND of Four Dollars per share will he
IA p,id on and after MONDAY, Dec IL. 1879 IA
stockholders of record at close If business Dec
1873. A. BLANCHARD, Treasurer
nOZl tda16
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The tidy custom OF throwing ava all the
old shoes when any member of the family is
married brought happy couple TO grief in
England recently. The descending leather
frightened the horses o. the carriage and the
parting guests were so speeded that the vehi-
Gle was dashed to pieces and both parties bad
ly burt
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Il HE PR ESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 81. 1874
Gossip and Gleanings.

Gossip and Gleanings.
When is charity like bee? When it begins
to hum.
A kind husband at Burlington, Iowa,
bought his wife light axe, because she was
sick and couldn't chop with heavy one.
In despair st Paul reporter put it in this
way: 81 wish was an Indian. a Modoc or
Ute. I'm tired Of hunting items with the
mud above my boots"
Fadover tells us Mrs. Fadover SAYS she's
glad Mr.. Smith has found that there Assyrian
Canon-she always was curious to know how
the walls of Babylon got battered down.
reporter of the New YORK World has
discovered restaurant in the Bowery where
breakfast can be obtained for five cents. He
says he can now bid defiance TO the hard
times.
The EXTREMIST verge of patriotic selfsacri-
flee Is overstepped by Massachusetts hero
who has vowed to smoke Connecticut cigars
in order to testify his indignation at the Gu
ban outrage.
Some years ago, fat fellow asked Sir Fran
els Burdett, while in Parliament, for some po-
sition, saying, ''Dvn.t you remember me? 1
used to be page" ''Well,' responded Sir
Francis; ''you have grown into volume"
An inscription on tablet put up in ru-
raj church ends lhus:-
"He was neglected by his doctor,
Treated cruel by his nurse,
His brother robbed his willow
That makes The matter worse"
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Little Jenny NJ is five years old. Her
uncle gave her doll; Jenny cherished the
doll with all mothers care. The other
DAY, she was nursing it on her knees; she
started suddenly, the doll fell, and the head
was broken off. Jenny was overcome wi b
grief st this misfortune, and looked aghast at
the poor. headless doll; then, raising her
eyes. said, with sigh OF resignation Another
little angel in heaven!
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Sanford's Improved Refrigerators.

fbe three points OF excellence which claim. are,
st, constant and thorough circulation of pure air
Zrd; ryness. 90 dampDess m0nld nor faint; 3rd; no
nte miIs Cling Of odors; purity and active air, the
elements OF ITS success. CALI OF send for circulars
Manufactured and for sale by j. II. MERRILL, be-
tween Cross and Cotton sts near Leavitt Burnham
& Co.'S Ice Horse, land Me ie5dtf
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FOR SALE.
For Sale

II OF odlos
NVHE house on State Street, occupied by the uu-
Il dersgDed. This house lie thoroughly but of
brick and stone and has all modern conveniences
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland, Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-tt
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fyou know Of poor person to whom you
can give without injury, or debt due which
you can pay and haven't, or on ugly job or
unwelcome duty, put off from day 10 day all
summer and only getting more repulsive, go
and discharge the obligation before tnis noon.
No sauce like that for turkey.
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Notice.
TTHE undersigned hereby give further notice Of
Il their az ponfment by the Supreme Jucicial
Court of Maine receivers of the National Insur-
ance Company OF Bangor, and request all persons
indebted to said company to ma payment to them,
and all those having claims against said company to
present them. And that all persons bodin, cl inns
against said company not now proOven have the
further prod of months after the publication of
this notice to prove the same.
SAMUEL F. HUMPHREY.
HIRAM RUGGLES.
NATH'L H. DILLINGHAM;.
Nov. 1, 1873. w4moi6
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY Y

WIN. A. QUINCY. Room II, Printers
Exchange, No. e11 Exchange st.
SMALL 4 SEEACKFORD, No. 35 Plum
Street.
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Confectionery.

COUIcCIJOutTy.
T.. j. PERKINS manu- ufacfurer o. plain
and fancy Candies, 2S5 Congress ST,
POrtla nd Me.
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The Oregon Bulletin insists that there is
NJ tame woodchuck in Virginia City, New,
that drinks whiskey, and never was; that, in
fact. the enlightened citizens of that locality,
drunk or sober, know good deal better than
to waste their whiskey in that way.
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MOLASSES CAr!DYl

A LII who are lovers o. nice freshly made Moasses
IA Candy. can find just what they wan. at Allen
Crows. Candy Manufactury, at 366 ongress Street,
where he is selling it at the low price of 20 per
pound. nolltf
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For Sale

HOUSE No. AZ Pleasant Street. Inquire at the
Il House from TO O'Clock p. NJ.
Portland. Oct. 18th. oc13dtf
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Books Cheaper than Ever.

II ARGEST stock in the State, and lowest prices.
IL All our real estate IN Mane has been sod except
two small ta-ms Which will .'almost give away.''
"O'd man Colby" has postponed DING to New Or
leans till sometime in December, as he efers Jack
Frost" 20 "Yellov jack" Call SO n for most of
our books will be shpedsouth before sthe old gem
tleman' goes. ALBERT COLBY & SOM. 1I9 tx
change Street. oo1cdtf
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Shelbarks One Dollar per Peck

j. ID. S&WYER'S.
no25d3t III EXCHANGE STREET,
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In Disraeli's sven, tia," Lord Cadurcis,
who represents Byron, has the following
81 made out list the other day of all the
persons and things have been compared to.
1t begins well, with Alcibiades. but it ends
with the Swiss giantess or the Polish dwarf,
forget which,
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S A l. T.
OAAA HHDS. BONAIRE SALT. Ex. Brig K.
AO\JO Winslow, now landing and for sale in
lots to suit, by
FLETCHER 4 CO..
noZ4dNww3" 159 Commercial Street
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CT M worth of information IN -
On lUU for III GTS
Stamp and 10 cents to WV
G. II. RAEG & CO., Box 1889, Bangor. Me.
au2Q end If
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
NE nAILr IN THR sTArE.
Important 10 House oWners.

Dnring the discussion of the contract for clean
ing cesspOOls, in the Board of Health, on Friday
night, DR. Shortlidgc stated that at the price for
tho work fixed in the contract the cleaning of a
well twenty feet deep would cost $3.50.
II citizens are still left to employ whom they
please 10 clean their wells, there may be no oh
lection 10 the Board Of granting contract EN-.
brAeing all or any part of the city at excessive
rate Of charges. 1t may set up as many jobs as It
pleascs, and make ring as close, grinding aud as
Objectionable that which it Is charged exists ,
and govern the City Council.
But it is alleged this contract deprives an own
er of house of the right to get his work done
10y any other party or any other process; and he
is compelled TO pay this exhorbitant price instead
of about SIS or $50 fer cleaning a well OF the
same dimensions.
This certait IL cannot be true. The Board OF
Health is moi vested with any such power, and
the people may proceed, If they SO please, 10 get
their work done as heretofore at the old aud com
parativcly cheap rates.
With proper care there is very little objection
70 the old process. IL has been followed for many
years and no injury has resulted. Tkose who arc
able and choose to pay the higher rates and EN-
plOy the new prosess, no doubt will do SO.
But Ihere eau be no compulsion about the mat
ter, certainly; men are not such geese as to allow
themselves TO be disposed Of the control over
their own property by body that y invested
with no executive power beyond what is granted
10 them by the Mayor and Council.
BuI We arc astonished that the gentlemen who
raised their voices against the enormous price
named in this bill did not protest against lis pas
sage, or even abandon their seats and leave the
Board without quorum, rather than sanction
what seems another Radical outrage, such as are
perpetrated upon the people Of Washington. As
If il had consumated its purpose, and fastened
upon the people an expensive process out OF
which portion Of the ring were to make, it is
said, $4,000 year, the Board adjourned without
date
gentleman who has given the matter some
attention, tells US that hc can dig new we'll for
less money than it will cost him TO cleanse his
old one, and that rather than be thus imposed
upon he will resort TO this method Of avoiding
Ihe cost sought to be imposed. We presume a
new well twenty feet deep can be dug and walled
for less than the price named by DR.. Shortlidge
as the cost Of cleaning one that depth. In the
lower sections of the city where barrels and hog
heads arc used instead of bricks, the cost OF
digging new well would be very considerably
less than the cleaning of an old one at the rates
stated. Thus a remedy is at hand which may re-
suit in beneEl, the new dirt may be used TO flI
up the old well, and any low places in the yards
that need raising.
We refer the reader 10 communication in
another column.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

post-oficc, Of which he was the custodian. We
have held the act OF this man up to the view OF
The readers Of the GAzETTE % one that deserves
the ssvsrest censurs and cOndsmnstiOn. Aud IN
this we are acting ROOd part. We are doing q
much needed work, while the Commercial il la
boring TO excuse and extenuate his crime, for par
tiEln purposes. n.-et. t
1t has been kicking msn Whan they were
down" for the last ten yeara ThsEe haa bscA ''no
let OF" where q Democrat Was concerned. ANd
II a white man lived In the South the "kicking"
was rcdOublei. even the poor and suffering women
aud children who were down, received some Of itS
rO1ghest kicks. The pure, The noble, aud The
brave Lee, even after he had gone 10 his grave,
received the " kicks" Of this partisan sheet. Just
where the remark was appropriate the CONNER
ciai did this oowardly thing for more than ten
years. But the remark is entirely inappropriate
il has just applied it to the case Of Doughsrty,
for a man who has SO much money belonging to
his government, does not stand in the light OF .
"man that is down" IL IL shah prove on the
bearing that some one else and not DOugherty iS
the criminal. We shall certainly do what We can to
clear him from the charges made against him by
his fellow Radical Republic ms. And hope there
after he will not be found in such bad company.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

TNoR 6ALR.-Ths store property, corner Of
~ Fourth and AonnOes Streets Is By 40 feet. and
the three STORY bsiek dwelling adjoining, on easy
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER. ia.
aug l3-6 81 Washington street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

I7S0R RENT-Neu House. NS. lA2l Har- 0ar
~ risen slseet, eleven rooms al modern
improvom0nta, bay windows, three gtorioss
Possession at ones " iFOd. Inquire At
l4ll HaFrissn street. febA-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

A report has reached New York, on the
authority Of prominent banker and promi-
nent merchant, that the president has signi6ed
his intention to buy SIS OOO, 900 of sterling bills
and TO issue $l0,OO0,0O0 Of the so-called treas
ury reserves. There is a singular mystery sur
rounding this rumor. One Of the gentlemen re-
ferred TO above says that he has letter from
Mr.. Grant fOreshadOwing this policy, while the
other says that the president announced his pur-
pose TO him in person. On the other hand, Sec
retary Richardson distinctly AYERS that he knows
nothing about such scheme. and does not be-
lieve il to be practicable, while Central BabcOck
denies the authenticity Of the report. In the
meantime, the president has been taken aick,
and no opportunity is afforded 10 clear up the
doubts. One explanation will suggest itself: 10
the presidents illness Of the came character as
some Of his preyions attacks?
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
once, No. 4 W. 7th street, :
Wilmington, Delaware.

Offer the following Real Estate at Private Sale,
on terms 70 suit almott any person, either with
Ne. /. one three -stoiy brick Oa s. ", Cor. 9th
and Washingtoa street,, With Ell the modern i'm
SC.z %. % tSrss Story y 6SisF Ssl East 4th St.
No. One tWO-stOry brick. Cor. Locust and
No.l' One I've. story brick, Cor. 18th and Tat
nall. with all the modern Improvement and
No. s. OHS :WO-ItOry brick. 1917 TatnAlI st.. 9
NO.S. Ons thrso-stOry brick. 7o2 TAtnall ST.. 6
No.. One two story brick. 1920 TatnAlI St.. S
.NO.s. One thrOO STORY brick. lOsI TatnAll St..
No. 9, Three two-stOry bricks, Lincoln ST., be-
tween 18th and l4th. rooms.
No. 10. Qne three-stOry brick. 80 +. 4th St. with
Nc. II. One three-stoFY bTick, 5l2 w. 9th st.
with ell the modern improvements and large front
and side yard. Possession Sept; 25th. 1873. =.
NO.l2 One thrse-stOry brick. No. AL East 9th st.
Possession Immediately. price low, ,,,a ,o,,
No. Is. I've thrss-stOry bricks, NO.l2 and 1921
No. a. One throo-stOry brick, No. 1907 Washing
ton ST. with front and side yards and all the mod
No. Is. Two tWo.atory frame houses, on Scott st.
between 18th and 18th. Lots 2oxlOO It, rooms
No. l6. TwOtwo-stOry bricks on Lowering Ave.
between Lincoln aud Scott bts" with front and
No. II. One Ihrse-story brick dwelling on King
ST.. between oth and 9th, with ali the modern i'm
proVomentS, also stable.
No. Is. One thrso-storV brick, All King St.
No. ~. VnO three-stOry brick W.6th st.. near the
No. % T6rsS fSrss STORY bricks, l2l2. l2lI 1916
Poplar ST., ak rooms each -.
ST. Terms very cay and location good.
No. =. A half fsqaare OF ground between 18th and
18th Sts. fronting en- West, ourbea and graded.
NO.2S. A fArm In BrandyWias Hundred of 63
scresOne Ia Christians Handred Of about llo
aereeand several emAtlor tracts, one Of abOat %
acrosWithOut baildings about one mile from Cit
lin OGArdS New Castle. Besides the boVe We
haV omany others.
'GSOi oSSSO.iS MM.CHILD 4 co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE.
SHIP BUILDING .

The Chicago Times OF Thursday contains a Iu-
minous report Of the proceedings Of the National
Board of Trade, in that city, on the day preVious
Resolutions asking Congress to grant bouuties
to ship boilding' and reduce the protection on
materials used in fitting out vessels were offered
and discussed at great length and finally voted
down. During the discussion il Wes said wooden
ship building was very prosperous and freiphts
were higher than they had been for 80 years. Geo.
W. S'one, Esq., Secretary of the Wilmington
Board of TrAdf, took occasion early in the debate
10 oppose the resolutions in an effective spess b
which attracted much applause. Toward the
close OF the debate he took the AOor again and
spoke for some minutes We quots below so
mach OF his speeches as We End reported:
Ffom the Chicago Times
MT. Stone, OF Wilmington, Del, said he wished.
on behalf OF the oldest iron shl, ,bnidiag eitV in
The uulon TO say 30 far the builders in his CITY
we're concerned, they did not desire the adoption
Of the tirst resolution. The fact il, that on the
Clyde the cost Of ship-bu lding is rapidly increas
ing, owing TO the disturbed condition Of labor On
the other side of the water On the other hand
IN TINS country, the cost was rapidly being re-
dnoed labor was becoming cheaper aAd more
pienttnl coal was more abundant and Iabor-aaV-
ing machinery was frOm day 70 day being added
70 the means OF producing. The manufacturer
Of iron chips feel that they can take care Of them
selves. LAPplAuse.l The truth IL, the people will
never agree N tins matter; some favor Tree trade
Aome oppose IT, and ths probabilities are that psO.
pie never will be able 10 agTes on the subject The
constant rumors of congressional IinksiinR with
the laws instead Of helping, constant soaFco OF
injury 70 The trade. Asn afraid TO iavest fear
Ing that any day may bring 20 their trade q &C.
Iio1s bloW in the shape Of bad legislation. Ths
trade can take care of itself IL iE q bat left alone
hope that the resolutions will Be voted downI
and the shp-buildiag trade Ieft 70 care for Itsef
and take lie chances with all other braneheO oil
trade. LGreat appla0Se
Mr.. Stone, OF Wilmington, said It appeared
that the whole subject Of free trade Was brought
out IN this discussion and II We are 10 get free
trade DO not give it TO " peAcsmsal; let ls have
u wholly. Il would be inconsistent 70 vote down
the hrstI aud then adopt the third resolution. nj
yVu pas any Laws nov, Il Wil ~ injurious % the
best Interests Of the trade. Pas this nesolutioo
and let congress adopt its Recommendation and
you will ruin The iron shipbuiIdinR trade Of thIa
country. We eare now In q position where we can
prosper II lst alone. All ihs Iron shlphuilderal
ask is that they be let alone and allowed 70 WoFk
out theF destiny on the natural principles Of tFade
without any inteEferenes Of any kInd. Re hoDod
all the resolutions would b voted doWn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
REYMoLOs 4 co..

REYNOLDS q co.,
OIS Market street. Wilmington.
cONvKYANCKRs. REAL RsTATE BROKERS.
OEsr the following very desirable properties for
sale or exchange;
Msa.rn b.it n.w SUSs6. SS; !. . rooms. gas. bath.
sOn % streets; S;SSi Viii HiSSI e soii SSIS% VSias
Ne. z.
No,
HOUSE on sPTaos sts:ss nssG EiEhth jgSt SniSh o1S
cheap and On easy tarls.
H,.a,0-.,.v. .v,.5sson MS; ir0ut houss with rss.
bath. cOmmOdos. &c.. on Harrison street near bel
sWaEO GVonls; VSTV desirable hO@o. with the ad-
VantaSs of Sltv sAsA Ma
MalkOs street. UteFS .and d!osliiag; one q the
best business stands In the city viii be sold for
No. 6,
A choice Market street residences water, gas,
bath, shade &o,; really deiEhtfat home. and Of
fsTSd VOTy lOW and On s@U terms
shsap DIsas,nt and healthy v;IIaRo home in
Newark, Del. Lot 45K28S. New house, rooms and
stoFS Foem- A millinery has been suecossfa lly
conducted hare for sO9ehmo. S9od zee hoase and
ark. Or a. our oAloe.
s,,..a,s A,,,,s,.. la SSivIsz n nm Eish...n,h
street, near WashiAgton. This will be prOhtAble
LOT 10 bay, e the building Of Washington street
bridge ever ne branoyu1ne Nlh greatly ADVANCE
No, Q.
Washington strsst lot. SOEll5; west side. between
Eighth and Nin'Ai V'EE S S1Sl''' IS
6 Sacrss Of W. G. croOf bottom lands. one mile
from Newark. Dsl.;StgN9S house 4S and hArn'
2lOtE on DslawaEs avenue, near Soldiers Monu-
msnt. each 2211ElsS Il.
2 lets on Delaware avenue, near City X. X. depot;
each 2b-2SxlS u.
A water power Of 80 horse capacity, on the new
F-failing White Clay Creek. at ThOmpeOn's Sta
tion on the PannsyiVania and Del. Railroad, 300
yards head race 50 ards tail race mill on the Rail
Load and unlOad lntO the mill door. thus saving
heaVy expsnSo. Strong inducements will be offer
cd TO buyers,
hotel stand on the Nd. and Del. Railroad. aL
MsFydsl, Caroline county. Md. Large new house
pOFtanity 10 make mOasy. No local option here.
An excellent grist and saw mill In Penea1eT
Hundred, on the ChristianA River, Is feet head
and d. Railroad. three -f0nFthg mile 20 the r., W.
and 2. Railroad, IL miles 70 Newark. A very de-
sirAblS property and nov doing profitable busl-
ness.
:, The Newark Iron Foundry. good bu'in sss
NO.M
Farms Ia pennsYivania. Delaware, Maryland and
yirGinia. Also, mills. stores business stands and
dwellings. The public are lnVited 70 call and ex-
ed. REYNOLDS co.
9lS Market street. Wilmington. Del.
Heal estate br0kerA eOnveyancers. Surveyor and
esllectiAg agents. jyZS-dSm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27

When GouOOd, the French composer, Is 1t
work writing music he keeps . tub Of very
cold water under his desk 10 Iput his feet IN.
After writing an hour his head gro VS. extremely
hot, and then he plunges his feet In the water
and obtains relief. It's dangerous remedy.
He works twelve TO fourteen hours Q day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
ron SAFE AND REM.
M. n. CHILD q CO..

Real Estate Agents and COnvsyancers,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
NUTRINA'

Prepared from Wheat and admIrabiy adapted a. q
diet to those Of sedentaFy habits and for all per-
sons suffering from impaired digestion. COnBtiPN-
ton Of the bowels often the canse Of much i'll
health and suffering is relieved By the fFOauOnt use
Of this food The sane may be said of genuine
Scotch. Pin Head Qrish } and Bethlehem 0at Neal
all Of which Of hnest qlelity are supplied by
E.BRIN0HUkST 3. 4 CO,
ApothOcaslaa,
Corner Sixth and Market strostF,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-27
Oon't KICK a Man when hoIa new,

The Commercial charges The GAzETTR with
"klekiDg man while be is down" and singular
TO say' this charge b mads against us foE con-
nentisg sPoa TIE act of . suboralnals post-oalcs
oiieial who b charged by bis ehIsi, ana me gov
eminent dsiective oiacag, with applying b his
oEn uss $500 Of fho mOnsy bSIOnglsg 70 sho