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our city and county thai
f" HFRAhpls the ncwspqpel'
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.~ larrounding counties, VILE
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morning visitor to all of our citrns
muugh but II little over four mntbs
old, 'hnDAlLY HERALD Is looledo n.
the p'Ver of The city, and is regtarly
read 4 The breakfast table 1 MI
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lage- constitutes to the generaread.
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NEW DRESS.

Company are >pv upr.s
club room ovr "
s,oro on Niche pleasure Of presenting
president, CLpto is patrons this morn
Tho entire new dress and'm an
rcducefIl form The demands upon
all reiacc for advertisements rendered
VI I'ercssaly to add another column To
Sch pace and Of course the lcnsIh'n-
mg of the columns, ia order to NiNr
he proper amount of news ami other
radiug matter, and we trust Chat III,
cntcrprislng merchants and others ol
our clty who have thus IWsusjWuod rs
in our venture, will continue and in
crease their luvors, toenahlous 10 meet
the additional expense that this en-
largcment will entail upouHs
The new and handsome suit OF type
on which we print our paper was made
for us by the Franklin Type and Stcr-
cotype Foundry, Messra, Allison, Smith
4 Johnson 1863 Vine street, Cincinnati
Ohio. We think ii the handsomost
and clearcst suit that IuE HERALD has
ever donncd, and acknowledge that we
are proud of it, And in congratulating
ourselves and our readers upon the
event, we desire to return oW thanks
to the makers Of the type for the faith
fulncss with which they hoVeiillcd mr
orders Particularly docs the writer
hereof acknowledge his grateI'umcsS to
Mr.. Allison, the manager of the Frank
lin Foundry, for. his uniform kindness
and liberality towards us IN years past
and gone. Our business acquaintance
with him is not of recent date, hut runs
back some fifteen years, and in all our
intercourse we have ever found him
attentive to the wants of his patrons,
generous I'M all his dealings, andprompt
in business. We most cordially COM
mend the Franklin Type and Stereo-
type Foundry of Cincinnati, whose
card will be found in THE HERALD, to
our brethren of the press everywhere.
No more attentive, prompt or liberal
hearted men can be found,
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TnG DALLAS WEEKLY lIERAlp lm
been for ycnr5 Atondlly moVcUu
Democratic Journal On the eleventh
day Of l'omrmly laM we lffucd the 1rH
copy Of rlE DAILY HERALD, lllu,
more thun four months ago, Viewer,
aware Of the magnitude Of our under
taking, and II was with somc tmldlN
that we launched our little bark OF
the ori-llmrs tronchcrous walom ~
popular flyori but The frnl bark hu.
broycly hrrmtod The billowt and nov
rides sarcly IN u tranquil sca,
The ho0rly support and encourage.
monl which We have met from u gen
crous public, Induces ~ a. cnMrpc the
proportions Of our duly journal, and
with the issue Of to-day our popcrgocs
forth Increased IN size and clad IN an
entire new dress
The little boat has grown somewhat
and with new cmWap spradinglo The
breeze, we sllll curry at own0sllload
the old banner Of Democracy and
pledge ourselves, now and forever To-
the stondy maintenance Of the tried
and true principles Of That timc-hon-
orcd party Toour rllcndsand patrons
we would extend our deepest thanks
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THIS NmIlicri srNa 0fod WORTH
Spilomhl publishe . call lorm ldi-
ioriNl Convention 7 thc incmbcl4 of
the press Of NortheNsiTSos ON The ad
Of september next sherman We
have no objection tthc meeting, or
'le lime, or the ploccAui should liRc
% bc informed whit " contention
opposes to do when llmcts.
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MEssns. DORuAs \ pLwhil'Nsol,

MEssRS DoRMAS FuhiiAsNlNu-
-'-aisa.szs..-s,~.--.-.a.ss@~sss pu' Nj,
Ing this we wish TO be clearly IVY
stood upon one point, aud tha' 'W
reference to the elements when sokA
make up the whole party. we GO ivy
think that u fewNncn, who call thc'n,
suves Democrats, ann who either non
Office Wy u,ant Que, arc.sny more to be-
distinguished as the sum total of De
moeracy, than the most iniinitesind
rivulet is TO he considered rs the sea.
Nor do we wish to he Known as one o.
those who delight In divisions and rp
lures among the members of our i''T'e
i.al brotherhood, nor Ito we bs'ieNe t''a'
the princiiles If Demucrsdy consist M
the rules which arcyfcscrihcd by CON
yentions as Geneyd Good declares the,
are, but som,>hing higher and moe
sservinr your support and admir-
t.ytlbelieve ms Worcester dos,
I NM N .finciple is fundamental truth
- .s.'s,{ acton,' and that instead
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'nMcct.EB, Editor.

SIIAm,of SHERMAN, Gmyson COM
" h@ been appointed Judge of the
CrIpilnaI Court D Dallas, Collins and
GNyym coulhicl A good appoint
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y Our paper will be found
We have ttcr, which, Invested of
that our wei - that Is discoverable
land and pay'our most hearty con-
dancing academy rscmcnt. We are
next Thursday, tn to the Democrat
late and most fashiolve begin to fcci
vogue will be taught. ',tgI position,
young people to attend. the Informal
formation We refer you ed. that 1uE
& Leonard, Mr.. Geo. Mesoumnl and
Niece, Jones ond ThurstonSt order OF
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KOOfers.
John McNELLIs,
SLATE ROoFER.

Residence-Recter street. P. o. boz 744.
Orders may be left at J. M. Olark's Feed store,
cor Broad and East Grand streets. where samples
Of Slate may be seen. First quality Slate from
Chapman's Quarries, Pa, always on hand. lied,
green and purple States used when required.
All work warranted water and air tight. and den
a. oheep as BY any one else In the business. oil
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

SERIOUS AssAULr.-About 1880 o'clock, last
evening, VIM. Willis, a painter, in the employ Of
the Jackson Il Sharpe Company, residing over
Eleventh Street Bridge, lel his home in ;li Iutox-
icated condition, and started up town. In about
an hour he vas discovered, lying on the pavement,
at Sixth and Church streets, in an nsensible con
ditlOn, With an ngly looking cut in his head evi.
IDENTIFY made with a paving stone. He was
promptly removed 10 the City Hall cells, and a
physician summoned, who gave him proper at
tentiOn, but pronounced his injuries of n serious
nature. In his pocket was found an empty en-
veolOpe, marked S2S, in which he had received
his wages; but it is not known, whether or not he
had this money with him, when he left home -
Suspicious have already been entertained as to
who was the assaulting party, and If they are
verified, he will he promptly arrested. Will,
was removed TO his home this morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
Suicide.

JOHN q. scoTTEN, OF LEIPsIc, ooMMrTs SUICIDE.
On Sunday evening last great excitement was
created ia Leipsic, Kent county, Delaware, by
the announcement OF the suicide of John 6.
scotten, well known citizen OF the town. Drs.
PaTVis and Hume, who happened 10 pass his
house, were attracted by some unusual noise
and on entering, found Mr.. scOlten on the aooT'
lying In pool Of his own blood The COroner
was Immediately sent for, who held an INQUEST.
the jury deciding that deceased had come 10 hls
death by his own hand.
In the course Of the examination Of the preml-
ses will was found leaving all his properly 70
his son, 70 the exclusion Of his wife, and there
was also found under the carpet a large yellow
envelope containing Sl40O. Deceased was at the
drug store In Leipaic on Saturday night until
eight O'Clock, apparently as well as usual. There
seems no doubt that he had committed suicide
Deceased was quite well kneWn In that vicinity,
was man Of some MONS al one time, has been
Collector Of the hundred several times lie al.
tended Delaware College for O time but did not
remain long enough 70 graduate. lie leaves a
wife and child, the latter about 8 years old
He has not been quite steady In hls habits Of
late, and bis estate e reduced 70 about Oue-thlrd
what Il once was, while his domestic relations
have been unhappy, the unhapplneBs arising ltom
the cause already hlnted aL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

I SOMETHING ABOUT WATER.-One Of the
most interesting discussions Ofwhat should be
the character Of water used for domestic purposes
is that contained in paper read by DR.. Woods
before the London Chemical Sociey, in which,
he insists that organic matter is injurious to
health; and that attention to this point is every
physicians duty. The author stated that his
mird was poinledly directed TO this subject by
the case ofIwo French ships that had been dis.
patched simultaneously with men from AIgiers
TO France, and under similar circumstances exc
cepling as 10 the water with which they had
been furnished. The water Of one was obtained
from marshy place, Where the agne was preV-
alenl; tLat ofihe other from an elevated position
where the ague did not prevail. Soon after
sailing, the men on board the vessel supplied
with water from the mSFsh spring were seized
with remiltent fever, while not case occurred
on board the other vessel. As rule, ali animal
excreta in water sh, uIl be considered as poisin-
Gus to animals OF the same class, and all organic
matter Of dec0mpOsabls character 10 water is
highly prejudicial 10 health,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

CANBRIc DRHssEs,-A woman alwayb lOOln
younger in q light eambric OF simple pattern.
Something Of giFlhood and spring are suggested
by them, and yet they are a. available BY the
matr0n as by sweet sixteen. charming young
wife once confessed her penehant tor these mex
psnsive toilets, 'icr" ahe aaid, In closing Sgeu-
taste in liking them, aS the best Of The females
have found out already. Engllsh and French
women wear eOttons n pummeF alternately with
silks, snd most captivating eject dOss the latter
know how % @Aks, With her maFvsllously fresh
and broad PaIas1i, with ths mlreat ana plalneat
hOots, and perfect glsvas. u il giEliah beauty
and womanly graeo eonlblnsd that makes the
charm of such 3 dress. There are stripes many
and eoAOFs yThut thssiaPlsptaFo always ths
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
Police Affairs.
nERnRr MAYOR sr,r,rs

Daniel Manlufi, col, for disorderiy conduct,
was required to pay costs.
Ruben Henderson, for disorderly conduct Of a
more serious nature, was fined IS and cost and
held to bail, IN the sum OF $500 to keep the
peace.
Michael KshOe, for assault and battery on
Annie Ward, was fined S2 and costs and held to
bail, in the sum Of 5000 TO keep the peace.
James Jones, for throwing stones, wah held for
sentence.
John Allen, VIM. Smith, Samuel Morrison and
Edward MulVy, were each fined fifty cents and
costs, for drunkenness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
tekIk4Ik.
MErFrNaa R1ll aYkNfNa.

; HOPE Lodge, No 81, I o OF. at odd Fell
lows Hall; I'd and King Sta.
Morning star Division; No 2, y Of T. ct 9TH
and Market Sts.
Delaware Council, No 2, o o A NJ, at Me-
chanies' Hall, 2i9 Market St.
l1sOdney Council, No Is, o U A NJ, ut 7O9
EAsA 7th ST.
Diamond State Lodge. No. 5, q +, at Good
Fellows Hail. Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, X of Z, at Knights ol
Pythias Hall, 2l Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No lS, X of p. at Ferris s
CARROTS Building, 60l Marks st.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
CITY NOTICES..

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2s5 Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
In general that he keeps on hand all descriptions Of
medicines. and that a competent person is at all
times ready prescribe for such sick as call at thA
store and that no charge made except the regular
price Of the medicines the sane ice as they would
pay anywhere else; but that one is visited at
Z air rasiiannns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
OBSTACLES TO MARRLACE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of Errors and Abuses in early life Man
hood restored Impediments 20 Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New and remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. in sealed
envelopes.
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2south
Ninth ST. Philadelphia. Pa. an Institution having
. high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
essiOnAl skill. naI50- -dlaW&W3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On Sunday last the
steamer Kent brought from Baltimore a large
number OF negroes to hold q meeting at the
Bethel Church. For the most part they were
sober and Well.behaved. One of the party,
however, became drunk, and being provided
with pistol, he got himself into trouble. His
name was William Kell, and as he was pass
ing down Water street he met negro man
named VIM. Ross, who having carbuncle
on ms person. was walking slowly and by
rough manner and asked where he was go
ing, to which ResS replied that it was none
Of his business. Kell then struck Ross with
his fist. Ross raised his cane to defend him
self with, when Kell backed of q few PAGES,
and drawing Sharp's pistol fred at Ross
two shots, both OF which took effect, one
jnst above the groin and the other in the thigh.
Kell ran, but was soon OVertaken and lodged
IN jail to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
DTS. Earle and HOltOn prObed Ross wounds
but failed to extract the balls. Ross is suppCs-
Cd to be dangerously wounded. -CeRtTectllc
ObserUer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The various Lodges Of
Knights of Pythias of this city, have organized
Company to be uniformed, and appear IN all
their Public parades This Company will make
its frat appearance on the 10th of July, whe3
they will Escort the officers of the Grand Lodge
TO Smyrns, where the sem-annnal session will be
held. They will turn out about forty members,
fully equipped and uniformed. A meeting was
held, last evening, in Bradfords building and the
following officers elected:
Chief Commander-Joseph e. Jones, First As
slstant-Samuel bogersi Seeond=Wm. J. Jefferis;
Third A. L. HollingsWorlh.
First Sergeant VIM. F. Thompson; Second
ID. S. Truitt; Thirds. S. Smyth; Fourth-Jas
McIntire
First Corporal-P. B. Husted; Second. Sut.
ton; Third-Morrison d. Whyte FOURTH. w
Canary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
steam AtomIzers,

For the Inhalation Of AtOmiEsd fluids in tAe treat
men Of chronic diseases of the throst air passages
and lungs Being self acting they produced an even
and continuous how Of -ay without Inconvenience
or labor. During the 1 lst two or three wears We
have supplied several dozen Of these atomizers and
in most eases with very satisfactory results.
t. BRINGHURST 4 Co., APothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market str Gets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

KILLED BY FALL FROM BRIDGE Three
painters fell from the Pennsy lvOuia Railroad
bridge at Coatesville. Pa, Monday, through the
breaking Of a scaf5ld, and two were killed, and
the third had his thigh broken. The killed
were Henry UriCh, Of SpringviIle, Lancaster
county ;" and Joseph Lewis W o,so Of CGa,Sovs b
county. A fourth ran narrowly escaped alike
fate. BY clinging 10 rope which had been used
10 support the scafiold, and thereby drew himself
beyond danger. The bridge is over 20 feet
high.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
Tape Worm Removed with Head
Complete, and NO Pay till Cured.

MEDICINES purely vegetable. and can be taken
without injury By the most delicate LADY or child
Can refer to patients treated. Physicians invited
to call and investigate.
DIR. HENRY WILSON, Botanic Physician,
25i North 9th street, Philadelphia.
uH-Also, treats all CHRONIC DISEASES by
purely vegetable medicines. Consultation at office
or BY mail free and confidential. Describe symps
toms and address as above, ap4-w3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

STATE MEDICAL SocETY.-The annual meet
ing OF the Delaware State Medical Society, was
held at Aiddletown. yesterday. The attendance
was very good. The following are the officers
elected, as far as We could obtain them:
PresIdent-Dr. Swithem Chandler
Secretary-Dr. David Hall.
Treasurer-Dr. ii. +. Askew.
Delegates TO the National Medical Association
New Castle COunty-Dr. ii. +. Askew, DIR. r
r. Porter, Dr. L. Bush, DIR. &. Troupe Max well.
Kelt COunty-Dr. l. J. Jump.
Sussex County-Dr. Wolfe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

FIRE OK THE CARs.-As the ; 80 train from
Philadelphia to Wilmington was on its way,
yesterday, FIRE was found to have broken
out in the baggage van, which happened to be
situated next TO the locomotive. The greatest
excitement prevailed amongst the passengers,
and the carriages were entirely filled with
smoke from the burning matter The lady
portion of those on the cars screamed with
terror. The engine was brought to a stop,
and the fire was found to have originated from
some sparks from the locomotive having ignit-
ed some bedding and mattresses that were on
the baggage van. The whole transaction took
place between Philadelphia and Chester, and
only that the flaming matter was taken of the
train and thrown on the ditchside, greater
damages must have resulted. The only injury
done was to the beds and mattresses. The
conductors deserve credit for coOlness and
courage. The train started after stOppage
Of five or ten minutes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

THE RU0BY ENTERTAINMENT The enter
tainment of the Rugby Literary Society, a
Society composed Of members Of Rugby Acad-
Halt, in the presence OF a large audience. The
programme, which we published q few days
ago, was carefully presented in a manner
which reflected great credit on the scholars,
most of when are very young, and the
school. The recitatiOns, declamatiOns, dia-
logues and essays, were all well delivered,
with appropriate force and effect, and evi-
denced the possession Of much native talent
by those concerned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

30 gather pearls from oceans vases
Dlsars 60 down in 1lYas places ca
but % our mouths Of streams and blys.
No pearls do Asian sWitnmers raise
Like those In beauty'a manth that shlus
Made By the BOZODONT divine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

POSTAL Cams. .-The' 10000 postal cards or
dered for the Wilmington Postofice arrived yes
terday, and with the exception of about 1000 arc
already disposed Of. Thirty thousand more have
been ordered, and will arrive soon. as s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

Ths EnpTass Of Germany he's oasFsd two prizes,
81 the vslls Of 81 200 each Tor the bsst isaaiss a.
Intenalional Association,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

Store Keepers we can furnish you with Fire W Works
Fire Crackers. Flags. Lanterns &e.. at New York
prices. ADAMS BHO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

THK MARKRrs.-Butter 2lA3O per pound eggs
2Sa3Oc. per dozen; Irish potatoes lSa2sc. per half
peck; sweet do. 20a25c. new do 25a35 do; beets,
per quart cabbage, GSl4c. per head; salad, &c.
do horseradish, base. per root; radishes, 2a5c
per bunch; rhubarb, l5a2Oc. do spinach, Doc per
half peck; green peas, 2ja30 do stra berries Sal6
per quart; chickens, 25aS2 per pair beef lGs2 25c
veal outlet, 25c do; slceI ham, pc. do; pork
steak, l5c DO; sausage, ljc. do; lard, l0c. do
white perch, 2Oc. per bunch; yellow perch l5c do
eat fish, lOc per lb haddocK, Sc. do; halibut
25c. do. rock, l3c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

Fire Worksl Fire Works. Wholesale and Retail
Largest Stock in the State. ADAMS K BRO,
jeiU-dtjy4 5lj Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11
CITY ITEMS,

Manufacturers Agents for Fire Works.
ADAMS & BRO,
jelO-dtjyl jNj Marke, Street. Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

Bold RoBBERr.-Last evening an unknown
man ran into the residence Of Mr.. Charles Hans
bury, over NJ. Balls clothing store, No 1875 Mar
ket street, and Knocked down Mrs HaRsbury who
was In the room alone, rendering her almost in
sensible for few minutes. He then took from
her pocket pocket-book containing about $50
and withdrew so quietly that no one about tho
premises had any chance TO recognize him. and
succeed in making good his escape.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

The FIRST SERVICES The first services en-
the grounds of the TNhoboth Camp Meeting As
soclation were held, in the grove, ON Sunday al
ternoon. They were conducted hy Rev Robert
w. Todd.
More boarding houses are needed on the
grounds, as those now open are already ililed up.
The prospects are that the number Of visitors,
this season, will be very large
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

The people Of POughkeepsie are indignant
because party Of resurreciiODisls have been
stealing some Of their deceased relatives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

Two HORSES SToLKN.-on Monday night two
fine horses, worth about t6OO were stolen from the
Stable OF John Logue, carter, who resides in the
Tenth Ward. The thief took the animals AS far
as Fairville, Chester county, Pa, where he stole
wagon and horses from q farmer. He then turn
ed back towards Wilmington, but, evidently be-
coming frightened, abandoned the team q few
miles from the city 1t was discovered by a col
oTed man, who recognized the horses, and brought
the team 10 Mr.. Logue The owner of the wagon
came here and recovered it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-11

OVER EXKRTtoN, either Of body or mind, pro
duccs debility and disease. The usual remedy is
to take some stimulent the effect of which is the
same as giving tired horse the whip instead Of
oats. The true way is 10 iortify the system with
4 permanent tonic like the Peruvian Syrup, IA
protoxide of lron,) which gives strength aud
vigor 10 the whole system tNE&w