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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
Advice For Everybody That
Costs Nobody Anything.

Costs Nobody Anything.
Lotions and cosmetics make a
superficial coating on the skin,
give an artificial color easily
seen, but are vilely destructive of
the color, texture and pliability
Of the skin itself. Wrlnkled,
haggard and %prematurely old
looking, exactly describe the az
pearance of those who hsbitually
"paint their faces" lfyou would
have the clear, transparent heal.
thy and soft tinted complexion
which nature gives, free from
pimples, tan, freckles, or all 9TH
er disfgurements, use Hand Sa-
polio-the most effective fra
grant toilet soap ever manufac-
tured Sold by all dealers at 10
and Is cents a cake
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
A NEW REMEDY FOR RUPTTRE.

a mos important hrentioR. sold by The Elastia
Truss Co, No. Gs3 Broadway, N. Y. City. 1t
Ietlins rupture absolutely In eaae and com.
fort night and day, at all times, and under all
circumstances, without any exception what
ever IN any case, and should never be taken
of during the short time requisite tn effect a
permanent cure. Sent by mail. Circulars
Tree. Any druggist or physician will orier,
thlsn new truss for you without extra barge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
hEAIaNEY'S

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu,
l. the only Known Remedy for BriKhts DI.
ease aud has cured every care Ct DiAl'tes n
watch It has been glVon, Irritation OF tic hSte
Of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys,
liberation Of the kidneIB and Bladder, RrtSn-
lion Of Urine, Diseases OF iho froStA'e GiNd,
Stone In the Blsdisr, Gravel, nrek Dust DspSaL
aud Mucous or hiIky Discharges, pad for "a
f.tbled and Delicate Cons :~itutions Of both SeIss,
attended with the following gJmptofns: Lca
Of Power, Los If Memory, DiTculiy of BrSAah-
lug. Weak Nerves, WaSetulnsrs, Pain In ne
Back, Flashing IL the Body, Eruption on the PSse.
Pallid Cuun'cn'nCe, IAssituts ~ the systen, ~.
tscd by prrScns In tho decline or ehanEs 81
lie; after confinement Or labor pains, bed. vet.
ting In chllrsr. etc.
In many affections p%ccullar 10 ladies'. tho FL.
tract Buchl Is urcquSlrd ~ any other remsdy-
Al in Chlprusi, or Retention, lrregulariIy, fEIn.
iulness or Suppression u Customary EyseuAilons,
liberated or SchirrEs state Of the Uterus, Lea.
eorrhNa or Whites, s~trri!!ly, ard for Al COM
plants ineid ut to the sex. 1t 10 prescribed
extensively by the most eminent PLY siciAns and
hidNiVes for cniechlod and defeats ~eonktltu-
lions OF both sexes and al ages. n
KEAENEY;3 EXTBACT EUCRC,
ur0 Diseases Aii.ing from Fnprudsnss,
II bits OF Diptpntton, Etc, in all their stages. 1t
lite expense, little or no change in diet, NO In.
convenience, and no exposure. II causes q fire.
euent desire, and gives strength TO ~urinsts,
thereby removing Distinctions. Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Urethra, Allaying Pain
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class Of de-
eases, and expclling all poisonous matter.
HEkRREY'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
t1.00 per hottie or six bottles for $500, delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY q co, 14 Duane St., N Y.
to whom all letters 3 @eformation should be
addressed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
Darts from the Devil;or OupidAbused

4 book just issued, exposing the personals
that have appeared in the New York News.
papers: their history and lesson. Stylish vii
lians fully exposed. Advertisements from
desperate men to beautiful women: clandes.
tine meetings; how frustrated; the history of
the Goodrich tragedy, the result OF "person.
al" Description orhying Broadway statues.
Exposes social corruption. SAINT on recent
of50 cents. Address Unique Printing House,
SO Vesey st., N. Y. lssep
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
WILKESVILLE AND HAMDEN
HACK LINE.

WILL run a hack from Wllkesvllle I
lHamden and return every Monday, Wednes
day, Friday and Saturday for the accOmmO
datiOn of passengers. making close conneG
ton with the mail trains on the NJ. & G. r. r
! will also carry express packages shipped
to or from points by the Adams Express Co.
sep7 HIRAM VOWEL
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

WOULD respectfully say TO the citizens Of
w Vinton Co. that he has enlarged his stock
making one Of the largest in the State. Our
business has increased every year IN 10 the
present time and we feel thankful to the pub.
lie for past favors. and are determined to keen
a large stock Of every thing usually found in
q tirst-class Jewelry Store, and will keen the
finest stock Of gold and solid silver, also the
best Plated Goods, az low as any house IN the
West
We keep all the different brands OF AmerI.
can Watches Howard, United States, Elgin,
Waltham and Springfield Manufactures, both
in gold and silver cases. Also o large line of
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
Nj. Il G. IL. IL. TIME TABLE.
GbING EAST.

On and AFTER Sunday, May 2ith, 1873, trains
will run as follows: Nos. 5, 4, 5 and 8
run daily; all other ram daily, Sundays ex-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27

The Beck with $50 Family = ewing Ma
hin on 80 Days Trial; many advantages
over all. Satisfaction guaranteed, or $50 res
funded. 2 complete with full directions.
Beokwith sewing Machine Co s62 Broadway,
New York. lsseP
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
FARMS o A lie.
BOTH FARMS AT A BARGAIN.

For further Information call on or write TO
me directed to Omega, Pike 60 O., The
first farm IS in one of the most desirable stu
atoms IN the township The farm IN I.iLer-
ty townshi. IL very convenient to the depot
AT Londonderry. MASON JONES.
21lphlh13
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
DR.. Garvin's Elixir of Tar.

DI' OVI VII INIH WI .
Is recommended ny medical practitioners
and a speedy cure guaranteed for colds,
coughs, catarrf, asthma, bronchitis, splitting
blood, consumption, and all pulmonary com
plants. Kidney diseases and all affections OF
the urinal organs-7erlectly harmless-free
from mineral or alcoholic propertIes-pleas.
ant to take and never known to faIl-Price 81
per bottle. Full particulars with medical tes.
timony and certificates sent on application.
Address l.. F. hYDE 4 CO., 1875 Seventh Az.
enue New York. lssep
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-11-27
Second ST., Near Mulberry,
CHILLICOTHE, O.

make 1t a point to do all my work Of the
best material, and stand second TO zone in
quality Of finish or durability. | employ no
inferior workmen, there are no app entice
boys about my establishment, and can not
iil TO please any person Who wants the best
turnout made IN the country. ! refer with
pride to my customers throughout Southern
ONO as TO the character OF work coming
rom my factory, and guarantee all my Gus.
omersp perfect satisfaction.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
GENERAL NEWS.

Ex-pFesid0nt johnson arrived in Wishing
ton yesterday morning. He will remain at the
capital several days
Colonel VIM. II. Russell, Who Was private
Secretary Of Henry Clay during the latter'a
canvass Tor the Presidency, died yesterday in
Washington, aged 90.
The German Minister at Washington Is re-
ported to have received intelligence from Berlin
6slAling anthoFatively that Princea Won Bis
maFek Is not only not dead bat not sick"
A "colton blockade" Il threatened at New
Orleans. The cotton presses have advanced th,
rates for cOmPFessinG, aad shipnasters ana
their agents have resolved not to pay the in
creased rates.
J. Parkin Scott, Judge of the Baltimore Cit
Court and President Judge Of the SupFem
Bench Of Baltimore, died yesterday mornins
aged 70. For nearly ~ years he Was Audito
Of the BaltiF1Ors Csanty and City Courts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
Tragedies in the West-SOelal Crime and
Terrible v0ngomee.

ST. LOUIS, October ia special dispatch
from CArrOllton, No, gives an account Of a ter
rible tragedy enacted near there. Robert Aus
tin, young farmer, residing about eight miles
from CarrOllton suspected hiS wife Of in6delity
and Friday last left home, saying he was going
10 the 81. LOnis fair, and would be absent
several days.
He went to the depot bat returned home after
dark, and secreted himself in q closet in his
wiie's bedroom, armed with double barreled
shot guu. His wife soon retired and shortly
after Elijah Haley entered the room and un-
dressed himself Az he was getting into bed
Austin sprang out and fred but missed Haley,
the shOt entering his Wif3s abdomen. AustiE
Rrsd again nt Haley and killed him Instantly.
Mrs. Austin died Saturday afternoon.
Austin has surrendered himself 10 the au'
thoritiss. All parties are highly connected.
NASHVILLE, TRNN., October 1S.-R n
BichaEds, proprietor Of the Academy Of Music
Q disFsputablS place Of amusement, was sho
and instantly billed At noon to-day by jane
Hogan, Richards had Ssdueed MOgan's sisteI
and refused too mary her. Hogan, aftsr tn
Shooling. stood over Richards and watched
see that he was dead. He then walked acr Of
the street and surrendered himself.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
MARYLAND pofauItora.

Tue atmosphere has been thick with nara
uVes OF actual defalcatlons by officers Of mOneyed
institutions, and with TumOr and apprehension
OF Othors vet 10 be uncovered. There are laws in
abundance for the punishment Of these lapsos
alter they hays been cpmmltted, but almost no
land has been probably the nFst MnB 70 act on the
safe theory that IL 10 better to prevent than to
cure One Of her laws Obllges the Comptroller to
furnish to each ofcer who may be In arrears in hls
accounts statement OF the SAME sixty days be-
fore general election. Should officers thus mo-
tihed neglect for thirty days to account for ar
reaFagaA, then the Comptroller adVertises the de-
fainter, and all his deficiencies, In so many news
papers a. 20 thoroughly Inform the publlc as 70
his aOiug& stating fully the amount Of his defAL
cations. About this time these damaging publi-
cations may be found in the Maryland papers,
and there is q frightiul catalogue Of them. Ali
descriptions Of public officers figure in them,
such a. shoEiqs collectors, TegsterS of Wills no
taries, and others. The delinqusncles thus eK-
posed are almost incredible, not only from the
great number Of delaulters, but for the amount OF
money Involved. There are nearly two hundred
short In their accounts, showing = deficiency Oi
more than $3.50 00O II this be speculation Il
seems to be almost the official rule In Maryland
How really useful the law IL We cannot decide
but it seems 20 work well In keeping deiAultou
from being reelected, even If their abstTaetioni
are not recovered, as out Of 19l Of them only Il
are SOW - ONCE. 1t l. tEue that there aFe unad
iusted a. well IS unsettled accounts which may II
the end show everything 70 be correct. Tue pre-
sumption is that the Law works well. A default
lag officer seeking reelection will be pretty sur
to have his prospects hurt by being placarded al
over his nelghborhOOd, on the eve OF election, q
bsing short in his cash account. Taxpayers don
believe In oxplAnatlOns-thOy want to see th
money.-Press.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
HoRsE RAC1Na a. RAIRs.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.

From the PhiladelphIa Inquirer.
The questionable policy Of turning agricul-
tural fairs into race courses is likely now 10 re-
ceiVe the serious attention il has so long de-
served. At the agricultural exhibition held
near Winchester, Virginia, this week, there was
running race, in which nOtoriously swift and
vicious horse threw his rider and killed him.
startlingly strange it is that hu-
man life should be sacrificed in the proceedings
Of an assemblage Of peaceful agriculturisLs who
come together after the harvests have been
gathered 10 display the choice fruits Of the soil
examine the prime products Of the best farms
in their vicinity, and see for themselves what
progress has been made in labor-saVing ma
chinery adapted to sowing, reaping, plOWing and
thrashing. or what use race horses are in til
ling the earth does not clearly appear, and the
fatal accident at the Winchester fair may dc
something towards abOlishing the pTaclice o
making praiseworthy agricultural exhihitIcnl
and gatherings, the masks for the reckless riding
of horses, not in the slightest degree adapted to
farm work
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

NORFHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-A. b.
NettletOn, agent OF the trustees Of the Nor
ern Pacific Railroad, published q statement Of
Affairs OF the road, showing that $50 miles
have already been built and equipped, are In
regular daily operation with freight and pas
senger trains. The earnings. he says. haye
equalled the expectations Of the company
The ruling stock cOnsiGta Of Beventy-tw0 loco
motives, tWonty.tWo passenger cars, ten mail,
baggage and immigrant cars, and One th0us-
an ave hundred and any freight and platform
cars. Up 20 the present time the company
has acquired the right 70 ever 10, 900 900 acres
0R the public lands. Of which about 60,OO0
acres have bean sold at an average price OF
o5.Ao per acre. He hOlda that the intrinsic
worth Of the bonds has net been impaired By
the panic, and gravely adds that eli the pro-
paEty pledged for their redemption still exists
mot seeming 70 recOlleet that It was property
/ to be eFeafe0 In the fnll construction Of ths
road that Wae mainly relied on. The agen
adds that the company has lost no money b.
the suspension Of its financial agents. tn
| s'WOFth Of the bonds" whether Intrinsic o
not, is certainly impaired BY the fact that no
Interest can Be paid on them for long timI
10 come TO lnnumeEahla b00dh0lderS who can
l not do without t. A feature Of the ehaEte
Il q thAtno foEeclosura OG the mortgage car b
effected even n g ware desirable, I'LL ther
has been . Default for thres yeaEs In the pAy
. lmOnt Ofinteresk 1k q certainly very eaEestl
10 be h0ped that The road viii work out ofGr'
} sent dlmculilea as speedily as possible for th
bene0t Of ell concerned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
DAILY GAZETTE.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A MAN BURNED TO DEATH by THE IGNITION OF
NoN.ExPLOsKvE OIL.

A very sad and fatal accident occurred on Sat |
urday evening at o'clock at the Plumbing e.
tablishment OF VIM. p. Dickinson in the base
ment story Of Nos. 10 and 2l North Sixth street,
Reading. Pa.
A boy came in to boy some non-explOsive oil,
aud Nj. Dickinson went 10 the rear Of the ad-
joining apartment with lighted lamp where
the oil was stored, and directly he exclaimed,
"Oh, my God. Mr.. John III. Nagle, who was
in the store, looked up saw the reflection ofa
bright lamp and Immediately ran 10 the door
leading 70 the apartment whittier Dickinson
had gone, when he was Mortified 10 find him
lying on the floor with his face down and the
flames striking up hercely around him, and his
clothes on FIRE, excepting that his feet projected
in the direction Of the door beyond the flames.
He Immediately took hold one Of his feet to pull
him out, but was unable to do 90, as the heat
was 80 intense and the flames spreading 30 rap
idly, that be had 10 relinquish his hold and run
Olt Of the building 70 save his own life.
1t is supposed that while Mr.. Dickinson was
in the act Of tapping the barrel the fumes Of the
oil came in contact with his light aud he was in
SANITY inveloped in q sheet Of FIRE, inhaled the
flames, fell forward aud sudocaled. The boy
who had come for the oil ran out gave the alarm
and the flames were extinguished before mucE
damage was done. The rear Of the main build
ing, was considerably scorched BY the striking
up Of the flames on the outside.
About fifteen minutes aher the accident hat
occurred the body Of Me- Dickinson Wrs remov
ed BY CheifCullsn, assisted BY several policmeT
and conveyed on q seltee TO the late residence Q
dsce lsed, No. 43 North Third street. The cloth
ing was completely burned OF his body aud III
faco AMI nppar portion Of the body were burne
almosi . ( crisp
Wm. 2. plCkinsOn was born in Philadelphi
in 1907. For many yearS he was q resident
Montgomery county, thence removed to Myen
town, LebOn county, and from there 10 Levi
tOWn, Miflin county, and from he latter plat
came to Reading. He had been a resident
that city about 80 years, nearly all this time
the PlImbing business. He had the reputatiC
Of being an excellent mechanic, and until r
Gently did very large business His fOner
took place at o'clock Monday afternoon, Il
intsrment being made in the Charles Eva
Cemetery.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
DELIBERATE MURDER.
A NINE YEAR OLD BOY, NEAR BEAD.
ING MURDRHED IN COLD BLOOD.

We yesterday hriAy mentioned the shooting Of
. lad named Wallace KiSsingsT, aged years, neaF
Reading, PA. The Reading Eagle RivoS the fol.
lowing Particular Of the horrible affair:
The circumstances Of the terrible deed, as far
aS can be publishsd at this time, arc as follows :
On Saturday shortly after dinner. two young men
arrived in the neighborhOod fEom this city. One
Of the young men II about 20 years OF age, and
the other about IA years. They carried . revOl-
YER and during their stay they pointed it at four
year old daughter Of . neighbOr Of Mr. Kissin-
gers. Daring this time the murdered boy and a
companion by the name Of Lash were gathering
WalnutI IN q noighboFing 6ald, and ct the time
above mantlnned the older Of che Reading party
fWaa standing ON fenee, and iust as Kiaanger and
Lash passed, the man on the toncs lsvesled the 70
volveF at Klsaingsr, who was standing but five
feet of, fred and his young victim dropped dead
10 the earth. The muFdsrers then Aed and a. yet
have not been arrested. Young Lash, who l
about years Of age, was 90 frightened that h'
gaVeonO information Of the AFFAIR until the Ofacer
overlook him, when he made the above Statement
to them.
Young KissinRsr was dressed in gray Panta
looms, check shirt and dark roundabout. He va
a Hght-hairod youth and was kind and dutifu
child. Tho deed can only be attributed to devil
iah and wicked motives, and considering that th
. murder Was at the hands Of q being 20 years Q
age, il s sufficient to staTtle even those who ar
! most accustomed to hear OF the most teFriOl
deeds.
The name Of the young man who did the shoe
ing is Frederick Oil, who is the son OF 0eOrP
; Oil, saloon keeper and cigar maker at No. q
North Eighth street. The young man and faiths
q could not agree of late, aud Frederick then too
= lodgings at hotel. Last night his room Wi
!, guarded by an officer concealed. Oil, Witho'
u doubt jumped on q train, and ere this is out
I, the State. The name OF the other party is Thor
as KIssIngeT, cousin Of the murdered boy, who T
: sides with his parents in RicktoWn.
The officers Of the Law are making every eho
to secure the arrest Of the murderer and his O
q eomplics.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

THR PANIC AND THE TouRIgRs.-The money
pAAie In this cOuntFy very naturally produced
CONSERVATION among American tourists IN Europe
Who happened 10 hold letters Of credit from aus
paaaed banking houses. Our cable dispatches
state that many Of the unl0Vtunates haV0 been 70
aueed 10 The n0e0aaity Of accepting fFlsndly sub
scriptlOns 10 hslP them get homs while ID is eta
ted In mail advieos that many families pOFma'
neatly residing In Paris will lose heavily, but thai
the high credit Of Americans there will enable
peF80na 0f maana 10 tide over the diiienlty, q
Aae bankers eaah thsiF dFaita on New York, BOs
ton and other cities with libormliky that 10 sur
priing undor the circumstances. The shOpkoep
eEs and even the 1FeaamakeFs Of Paris mani est I
dlsoFeat logeeAFaneo toward q class whom they 70
they advance enough money TO their patrons b
carry them hOma Tbs PhilAdslphisnS, II is eta
ted aEb The greatest nuilersEH, most oe whom assu
20 have dOn0 business with the house OF ia
Cooke 3 Co.-Balt. Sam.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

TIE TRAnsEF or VnNUs. Professor NoWcom0,
Of the Naval Observatory, who was sent to Eu-
rome 10 consult with astronomers OF the various
nafionr nranarlnR axpoaitl0na 10 Observe the IRAN
slt Of Venus, has returned. The meaeing TOOK
place ct Hanover 50 FAR ~ astronomical meas
uEements are concerned there can be little diner
eneo n The plans adopted. The main dlhorenee
o the methods OF photogFNphlng the sua. TAe
French WIl use the American method, invented
b1 Professor WiAlOok, director Of the Harvard
Observatory. Lord Llndsay Scotch nooloman,
whO h 1tting cot private expedition, has alao
adopted this methad. 30 iar a. kneWn there w
aorVsH, furnished with the bost equipments which
modern ooisnes can supply. OF thole stations u!
United 6tntss viii occupy eight Hag.nnd ano
Fanco ak each, Germany osaS hnaolA uiDoer
(mOstly IN SlbsFia), and Lord Lindeay one-thS
Washingtoa Star.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
NOTICE.

I CHARLES J. KYLE, do hereby give
. notice that shall apply TO the judges OF ths
Q art Of General Sessions Of the Peace and jan
Delivery. Of the State Of OelaHars In and for tas
County of New Castle. at the November Tern, a.
D. 1873 for License TO keep . Tavern At 5 =: cor
Ii Fourth aud Grange streets. Wilmington. vel,
called he western Hotel and the follOWing nee
holders recommend the said application. 70 VIZ;
G. WitsiI HF RiuiEaS, Jr,,
Emmor Jefferis Thos d. Gibson,
Ch4s Sehmith Peter Springer,
Leonardo Uamanu P. NouaRhan,
Edward Farmer. Conrad Keller.
Henry Grsbe. William Barter,
WIN II Chadwick Thomas Burke,
r J MeNauus Jacob HAuser.
Nieheal MeRary John Dugan.
Iohn Stiibar " Rehfuss.
A Riekta Francis BioktA.
WilliBm tlreen James Clark.
Oct7- t. F. / I.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

CRAFPBD HANpss-The eaaiest and almplsse
remedy e found q even UloEeEoom. Take CON-
non starch and eEina With knllo until it ts ~
6oT and m is Win starch, thus prepared, as 70
haVS a continually e Aana fes oss. Every hma
th0 hands ere tahSn 1lo1 The saaa o aisA-WeteF,
Wina then, anA Whila tAsY ere ys1 damp rub .
poStloA q slaFoA thaEeeghly egaR tAems covering
ths Uholo suFsaeo. The s4ses e magical 1hs
ronGh o-naTtina ala q eoalsa an6 soothea and
| ha1iea. hIIr - end iasaging tee REeafsss dasFeo
| az oouiilEt ana 1laod0m tlol tah hy 20 msans
! Ind 6aiaaani tIlal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
DIED.

ROWLAND AT his residence in Brandywine Hun
=dred. on the 18th instant. Richard Rowland. aged
IS years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are res
peetfully invited to attend the funeral of the de-
ceased from his late residence in BrandyWne Hun
dred, on ednesdAy morning at o'eoek. to proceed
to the P. ". B. depot, flor the 10 a. ~. train In
terment at st. James Cemetery, Kingsessing, Pa.
Oct 13-2t.
DOWNIN0.-In Philadelphia, Oct. 18th. 1873. Jane
wife Of John B. Downing, in the 18th year o.
her age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

Com closed on Saturday a 1851. but as pay
msats iaE coin bought 81 the Geld EEehange are
show The exlroma decline In the preeloue metal
Tue fllr agoEgu Discount o. eortaod eeee.e ~
exehnnge ioR Gleeneaahs Ma u per cent which
reduces ne real oilaleneo batWasn euEfono4 ana
gold g g essHl &c y..ss iss.ss' 3, 80 49,
"a nalusaAy, Il ezahanga ~ oElleaelal y PaE'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

NOTICE-L, HUGH MAGUIRE. do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the judges o. the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jau de
livery of the State Of DelaWare. in and Tor me
County Of New Castle at the November TERM A.
D. 1873 for License 70 keep q Tavern for the sale
OF LIQUOR 1t the N. Z. corner Of Ninth and alnut
streets. in the Eighth Ward. Wilmington. Del, ana
the following freehoders recommend the said applt-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
AMUSEMENTS.

NOR BENT-An excellent Basement in the most
II central part ofthe city, No 4l6 Market street
under the GAZETTE office, suitable for barber shop
Rent low. Apply at this ONCE. OctlA-u