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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

DED.-Dr. c. l.. MahOn, a physician of
Smyrna who was recently ordained for the
ministry by the New Cestle Presbytery, died at
his residencein that Town, yesterday morning.
As physician the deceased stood high among
his professional brethren, and as citizen he
was held in great esteem by the whole commu.
nifty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
aherfRaR SALE.

- By virtue eGaiWFit ef Ven aitOni ENpOAan
~ 20 me direeted, will ba exR0aad 10 pslklie
N Sale. e the Lafayette Hetai. slI Shipiey
- street. kopt hY iames o. RiaFsOn. N the
% WROh EeDAY. tie lotA 81 EsbsS,sTy. ". 8..'
sIS, e o'clock. p. NJ. the following described
Az that certain lot Of land sltaatsd il thS atty
e. JsiI4ninsten. VI ASg Castle eOunty, Delaware.
aaae ~ tne southwest corner 0f Ninth and Wind-
~ ~ Ststss@ t5sneo s0utAeFiY aloas Raia Wosfariy
Sasacs Westegly parallel % Nlnth street saFoNfaan
e55s e55s ~ Ancehef corner theBqa nag8haFaR and -
sst esssssst elqnB Ana 81 ether land az EaRna1 q.
ags.efSg e9 she Yoa1 % iape 10 tho alosaaas autl
tslig " ieet % the piaea of ka9l111 = ~ ss1-
S.ass tneseot What hey uax alh I've aioFl hqle
asese q ReroQn erected. FN
sffsea sad taken into oEesation "A he prupa-sv 8
% Jacob 9. ChaRlieEs esd ts - ssl3 ~ - -
hesEiAS O3es, NSW uasils DEL 5Gn. I. 1aDs siGs,@
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
Real EsGaVe 40 BIaep3R Soge.

,.bV virtue 0f . wit af I.sVagi Raeias Il ma
Nv aneeteds VIII be eEn0sod 10 pnhlis Bals n
M ne NafleRal HNAal, kepk ~ j, o. LiDnin-
seq Castle county, DslaRsFo "~- -'~~@'s
va SUNDAY the 2tth aaV az FahraaTv. A. n 1a7a
thp loiloHina aeas1i - sIlrSi s..sisi. -.
~ that eertain tract Of land sitaat0a n ApDo.
Ne4hnelnnink hundred. New Castle oonnky and eta3a
- ~ Lifi.esaIe beanqad On the mortkGBt hy the new
esope Feaa eeliqa Prl0e rOsd, en- the so1thWosS 81
~ 81 joseph olds asiFg, On the northwest 81
s Rses9 teaas a0a on the BoRfk0ast ~ land 0f
aald Joseph ReFaS heirs. contSiniEg ~ AersS IA
Land. more e. las, - -
- asslSsd sna isksa late sEseation e. che property
ROBRaT Z. AmMsFRQHa. shsrsa.
HeSs'as VAcs. AeH Castle shR. lb, a. 2. lsls-M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

RuNAwAY.-On Saturday afternoon as Mr..
Geo +. Brady, of Delaware City, was driving
INTO New Castle, his horse took fright at the cars
on the railroad and run away into town In
turning around a corner, Mr. BRADY was thrown
violently from the sleigh against a tree, cutting
and bruising has head in a terrible manner, aud
rendering him Lcompletey insensibe. He was
taken to the residence of Mi. Yarnell, and Dr.
Ferris summoned who rendered medical assIs-
tance. He is now doing WELL but will be confin-
ed to the house for sotnetime
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

BALL The annual ball of the Fame Hose S. F.
Hall, on Friday evening next Feb 7th Every
purchaser OF ticket Is entitled to a chance IN a
handsome silver watch, which can be seen in the
window of C. f, Rudolph's jewelry store, No. "3l
Market street The ball will of itself be fine af-
affair and well worth the pr1ce OF a ticket
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

SNow HILL.-The NJ f. Church in Snow Hill,
Tor nearly four weeks has been blesse with a
most gracious revival Of religion. Services both
morning and night have been quite numerousl ly
attended penitants at the altar on each OCCASION
Many have proiessed saving faith in Christ and
quite number are still seeking the Lord in pray
or. To God be all the praise %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
Or. Tutt's csIsbEatsd ExPsotoran'

First it detachss from The bronchial or wind
tubes the mucus OF matter which sometimes ad-
heres 70 them with the tenacity Of glue. Secondly,
1t mitigates the pain and removes the eonstrction
Of the bronchial tute, and muscles Of the chest
Thirdly, 1t lssists the progress OF Inflammation
and assists the lungs 10 throw on ths Irritating
matter which aceuMulates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

AssAULT.-On Saturday night, as David Me
gaw was going TO his home, on the Kennett Pike,
he was assaulted by three young men, who knock
ed hun down hill, hurting him conslderahly.-
The men had previously been to the Toll House,
where MIR. Megaw is gate keeper, and damaged
the property considerably.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
I NV ESTMEN
SECURITIES.

The Northern Pacinc Railroad Company. tbroug n
~ Financial Agents, is now selling at par and ae-
eruea interest," its First Mortgage 7-3O Gold BOnds
LOT le purpose o. completing the construction and
equipment OF its line of Road. After thorough in
YestKaton, we recommend these senurifies as n
the following NNo N'HN' uHFo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

FEBRUARY SECOND was Grounhog day That
weather-wise animal came out Of his hole, saw
his shadow, found that he was six weeks ahead
81 decent weather, and travelled back for another
nap Ugh Six weeks more cold weather!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
An eminent Minlster IL Alaban

DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye cOlOrs beautiful black.
REsIGNED.-We understand that Hon. Joshua
Maris has resigned his seat as President Of the
City Council. The TumOr is that a letter contain
ing his resignation was addressed to the Council
two weeks since But action has not yet been ta-
ken on IL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

=, EhE LEVI CoURT.--The Levy CouIt OF
New Csstie county meets q New Castle, this
nlefning. nothing further than an osRanization
wi pe done to-day, but the present session will
doublleas Be q busy enc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

"No one who has been afflicted as 1 have been
for several years have been relieved and enjoy
ed the excellent health that ! do now, could
doubt for a moment the wonderful control over
ROB'T BALDWIN,
An eminent Minister in Alabama
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

LAYING OUT BUILDING Lors-Surveyors are
now at work, at New Castle, laying out portion
OF the Tasker property, into building lots on
which buildings will be erected for the accom-
modation of the woTkmen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

~ attribute the recovery of my child from vio-
lent attack of Group snsiTelv to the use OF DIR.
Tut ExpeCtorant.
JANE DEvOE, DeKalb Co, Ga.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

CAR shipment. y esterday. the Jackson &
sharp Company shipped, by way of the Whining
ton q Reading Railroad, three caboose cars. to
stoiham, n. y for tho So ius Point and Southern
Railroad
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

PRosPEoENd.-lt is said that several parties
from distance have bcen prospecting around
New Castle, with view TO selecting location
ior q cotton factory, and also for large ship
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
New AdvertIaements.
WO OLLEY VAMTRUMP'

WO OLLEY & VANTRUMP'
Insurance Agency,
NO. I, Journal BuIIdIng,
AdiOInInE city Hall,
WILMINGTON DRLAwAR
a. horized Agents for the Oldest and
strongest American Companies
and the Leading Foreign
COmpan
HI. Insurance Co, Of Hartford, Conn.
I rurance Co. Of North America Philadelphia
fra Kiln Fire Insurance Company
"-- Insurance CO. of Liverpool, Eng.
80 wl,k Insurance Co., OF Hartford, Conn
mental Insuranes Co. sf New York.
LARA Fire Insurance Co
TbGnix Fire and Marine Ins Co OF Brooklyn.
Spring6eld Fire and Marine lns. Go. of springfield,
Illinois.
Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co of York. Pcnua
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.. of Wilmington.
Mutual Life Ins Co., of \ ew York.
TraveleIs las. co. (AGcdenU Hartford. Conn.
Railway Passenger Assurance Co, Hartford, Conn.
Mutual live Stock lns. Co.. Chester Co. Penns-
Policies Issued aud Losses under the
Same Adjusted and Paid at
This Office.
LNSURAN e PLACED ~ CON-
PANiESF
AS-Advice freely given withou rae.
ORDERS BY MAIL PRoMTLY ATTENDED
TO.
decl7 DIFF =. 4. VAN TRUMP.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
pavemsnts are wet and sloppy.

The pavemsnts are wet and sloppy.
Delaware Loan Association meets tonight.
The weather is mild and spring-like to-day
The PRESIDENTS reception will be grand affair.
The new Water Witch steamer is expected this
afterRo oon.
Navigation is still closed bat the present weai
er will soon open it,
The Military Fair, at the Masonic Temple, &C m
mences tomorrow nlHht.
The Fame Hose ball comes off at the Odd Fell
lows Hall, on Friday night
Mr.. John Reid, living near Vienna, had about
so werth Of ship killed by dogs. last week.
saw mill at Barren Creek, Dorchester county,
which cost about 81, ,OOO has realized for its owl
ers, SllO0 in the last six months
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

! APPOINTED w. X. Hodgson. Esq, has been
Counsel for the Trustees OF the Poor of this
County.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-04

WRIST BRoKEN.- Yesterday. Barney Hauabey,
an employee at the Harlan aud Hollingsworih
Companys works. slipped on the ice, as he was
proceeding to hIs work aud broke one of his wrists
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

ur,Xe aoolf 8lrser? Wus Jpn am
LOT, 10 sebSrte CT ni@t III ZEN leieen~
lbafhi1en Nuturen, welhe fib abbdrz
men unp tlei9 uno blab drsern fSnnen.
Seine @eialt be;suste Is, oaB CT ra9>
te, ,pie IS i'm &nittelYerle beibt:
,,@siuntbstt 1T bas t0tae @ut;
Mm meiRen fhabet bliabe But6.
Trib alen Sdmers in Did binetn
unb la0e fanfe seraoe fetn"
Nber troBrea1 ra6te er Siel barber
mad, mie er ben orobenoen Sdlas, ccr
ale feline pldne iber Den 6aufen rperz
fen pcutc, abmenpen fSnnte, uno er
5bauperte 1elbt Dor einem &erbreden
nidt ,urid, menn es nur gum 3tele
flbrte unp G1 obne @efabr fir Jpn
3ur Musfubrun9 brin9en Lief.
(Tcrtfebuns tolat.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
5. 6 pfeunb f9le9te
Screen.

@enn Der @inter ben O5rflern aud
n,an9mal laneweilig pirb, er eebt BOD
pordber, ioear nod frtiber wie fir Ger
Stdbter, cent, auf benz Tprfe febt man
bas S@meIse, bes Sdnee's> eae
S9weue1 Der 4nospen, bas Reimeu
unb 6proGtn oer 0rdler tdeli6 %,
f@ unb freut I'D bariiber in, tponnisen
8oreeflble Der nabenoen 2en,eSboten,
Der 8lunten unb Bldtter> Ter Blltbeu
uno erdnenben @dlper. Der Grab>
ling fcmmt tie9uit wirb milo unc lau,
Der Bpeeu loder unb wei9, unp aui
ct. @ertrubi6ta8 febt man bic erfte
@drtnerin i6en emf9 i'm @arte,t graz
ben unp bafen. @ewib. bic juneen
Mdnden miiGen bic Mrme rlbren une
reoer, bena auf Maita8 mue Der @ar>
ten ~elatt" ieiu, onber6 ftsuen ibnen bic
8uri9en etnen setraltt9e, Strobterl
auf bic ni&t umse9rabenen Stide, unb
etnen icl&en ~alten" 3u befomme1, IL
ein S@tmpf unb cine S9anse Dor ben,
saujen Dorfe. Sp nerfreiden big Ta>
Sc in Nrbeit uno 1bdttsteit, obne eas
man IS merit ; Arteit an allen @den
unb 2anten, fir bic Grauen i'm @ar>
ten, fit bic Mdnner auf ben, Gelce una
bic Spmmerfaaten 3u befeHen, uno ebe
mon F@ re&t befnnt, 1T Der Grdblina
peri@punte, wie Elm bolper, {d5ner
Rnabe, Der iiber pte Tlure,1 uno Muen,
bic Geleer unb @dlper 16mebte uno
iberaQ bunte Bluuter1 unp fri1des
@run ausfreute. Grit Iuenn Der Noa>
gen Nebren f@tebt uno rie Maifdfer
Don allen Setten fuma,enb bur@ BIT
Mbenbbdmmerune idwirren, 1T BE mel,
fe unb eiliefe Mrbeit. ourlber uno Der
Bauer fam einert Musenblid ruben,
uu1 fi9 iber bas @epeiben ter lppteeu
@aaten uno ben retdli&en Sesen Got
tee 3u freuen.
Gines Mbenbs i'm Mat {aB Der use
bersbauer IN 9embsdrmeln auf ee,
2attenbanf unter BEN blIbenben 6olz
lunoerRamnae unp lab in @epanfsu in
bic inner er6Ber rpersenbe S9etbe b.,
Sonne, ,pelde majefdtil4, ME eli, rotbz
slubeneer Geuerbau, butter ZEN palois
0en Mnb6ten. verIonf. aMprat1 .er Aez
pa9t Bate; pubte Il felbR nidt u1ebr,
als i'm &pulf Birser 3iemli@ unfanfl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
1912

.1opt!" rtef 5einri6, ~tpbt! Sir
inner ii fe uns entrii7en. >, 5err
Wforrsr, bas 1T ;u @iel bes 2eiosns!"
,,@tiu, 6einri9, ersib Did in @ot>
tes Wiuen, Der Mues gum 8eften fa9t"",
perries i'm Der Yriefer. SO 1T tstn
eriaer Abl9iep, Greuno, ZEN ile seror'>
men. 2ena 1T uns spransesansen 81
Sbu, Der epia 1T unp iein wiro, uno
re0en Rei9 ewis 1T. sic bat uns
.,,Qetewpbl" 3userufen, aber ciefts sete<
.,pobl bereutet: "Muf Biecerlebsn tn
&ei9 Der 2iebe" -.
Das sanse Dcrf trausrte UNI be
YerRortene unp MAI, betete fir ile NIT
ienem reinen 6er3en, ras man nur
nod eort Fneet, no man tic unI4ulo
Der Suoenp bewabrt bat.
Mu9 5einri&s Sbranen aenen milo
unb Ct tetete fill NIT Dem pfarrer fir
bic Seele eerer. bic loYiel selitten bate.
6aana bate ibre Tbrdnen ;uerit al
oetrodnet: ras Sinh be9rif nod ni@t,
ipas es 1ei, cine Mutter 3u perlieren.
8alo piro Mae6 i'm Dorfe wteper
{einen sereeelten Gang seben uno bic
Meifen ,pernen faum mebr paran benz
fen, bae bic Duloerin 2ena in ibrer
Mitte eelebt. Our awei 6ersea rerpen
ibr in fiuem @ecenten na&trauern:
Die 3eit, bic am S@luHe unierer
Grsabluns nod seridiepene gretsni1e
nprfIbren &pirb, MORAN uniere Treunre,
Der pfarrer unp 9einri6 betbetlst lnp,
piro jene beilise Grinneruns an bic
arrne Mutter in BEN 6er;en jener suten
Menl1en nidt auslSiben.
Mu9 bel Dir, lieber 2eler, bleibe fe
In se(esnetem Aneenfen!
Uprtiesuns fulst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

,penn Sbr ibm ,ur mstne @nii3t iast>
uup auf' Der Rentei fSnnt Sbr ranr
ben preis fir ZEN aubiffue erfabren",
uDas 1T 70 umiidnolta. 8bnnt
Sbr mir ni9t BE glide II untcr ber
6anp yefaufen ? limb obenbrein febt
fe au@ in Der 0ren3linie,"
~Nter i& meine bod, betnn 3ieben
ues @rensoratens wdren tie Bdume,
pel&e ouf Der @rinSe fanoen, bcr
&eibe na@ numm.rirt une mat, Bate
UNI bic 9erooen ODER unaeraeen Num=
r1sr., baS 2ocs 9eso9en." Il
nDa6 1T au1 70. unb IL nabe febt
Der Baum aud ni6t an un(erer@ renSe.
SD babe aud nidt germ ,pas NIT eef
&entei gu i@afer, ieitcem mein
Slater NIT benz 0rafea uneins 9eworoe1
1T 1peee>1 bes @runcfides an Der 8eiz
ielburs, mas pieier germ in feline Mnlas
gen baben tpolte." .:...s:
vDas 1T nun Elm Spre9en fir Sim
Ter, @eberabauer, nebmt mir paS ni6t
libel. SIR slaubt bod mobl ni@t bab
man ii9 petsern wirb, Gu@ Elm Stld
Baubols 3u 1srfaufen, neil Guer Water
Dor tpeib Soft wie piel Sabren es fir
gut fano, feline 9dnpereien ielbit gu be-
balten ? uebrisens MIL i'd wobl lelbt
nit Dem Sberf6rfer lpre&en> neil bic
Sa9e ia ni9t eilt."
Siam i1 bic Sadie nidt nit Gud
aaein abma@en2 Sbr tarirt benz Baum
uno ib be;able, ,pas er rpertb 1T. Damn
f0nnt Sbr oas felbf NIT Der 2entet ab>
MAIDEN"
,Da tperbe tb mid ppbl bitten"
~Sbr Yerfebt mid ni9t, 5err SIR
fer ! 60 leio Sbr bod aud ni6t sez
felt, ZAP SIR einen euten Nebenoer>
oienf ~ obne peiteres BON rer 5ano
,peif." >a
sd perfebe Gud nt@t. Was
rpllt Sbr oamit fa9en 2"
Der Baum, ttebt an raeiner Creme.
SD laGe i'm bauen unp pole i'm. SD
be;able an gu@> wos er ,pertb 1T. Mit
Der Nentei pcb 1T Cure Sa9e. Sbr
f5nnt eint9e siersig, fiinfsis Gbaler per>
oienen> uno es frdbt fein 9abn pper
5enne earna1."
Da bdtte Giner ben 06rfer ieben
1ollen! Sein @efi9t rpurpe frebsrotb.
bic Npern i9wouen an unb fdrbten fd,
blau unp 1awar3, bic Qippen prebten
f9 3uiammen uno 3udten frampfbaft.
,.Mlio gum @@urfen, gum Diebe
rpllt Sbr mid MAIDEN ? Nber ca babt
Sbr @ud Yerre9net, @ebersbauer !
SD bdtte ME oepa@t babSbr 70 idle@t
uno nierertrd@tte pdret. Sebt, pa bat
Der Zimmerman, ras God sela6en, uno
past Sbr e8 nod einmal, iber meme
G@weQe gu fomu,en, 70 werfe i@ @u&
5ais lber &opf CUR Ebur binaus !
@enn 9br Elm S@uft itip, brau9t Sbr
oaS bod BON mir ni9t aud gu benz
fen."
Der Bauer b1rte bic leBte, @orte
ni@t n1ebr, 10 RAID bate CT f@, Don
ben beQeneen 5unpen beelettet, ;ur
9bIre btnaus9emadt.
sd babe es ia slei& 9eiaet", faste
er prauben ju ff@ lelber, Init 1ol9en
9euten, bic nidts baben uuo BON nt@ts
ser fino, ldbt fi@ nt@ts anfonsen. Die
finb gu ibreu, ei9enenB eten 5u pumm."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
3mei9=2tnte {.
Rprnliet setenn.

g. q. 6emall, 5uperintsntent.
s. 8. SANDAL, Iidet Naent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
pas Re@t bleibt obfn
Glue @rjablnng
aus benz beutf9en gp1tsleben
Ann a1a-- !sH.y
6riebri9 S6nettler.
(Tcrtiebung.)

Gina feds @o@en ipdter iab Der
JSrfer zines Sonnto96 III Der Mbeno<
bdmmerune gan, In @ecanfen Dor Dem
runcen Sdulenpf en-, bsien Glau1uae IL
men bellen 6albfreiS auf ben Gubboben
unp unter bic Defe mari uno befen
Bangen re9t junefrduli& er8libten.
Gein 19bner 6iibnerbunb uno Der treue
@alrman, laeen binter BEN Sfen.
Drauben beulte unb pfA Der Sturrn
unb mari cen aufeewiblten S@nee bic
an bic Genferldetben. Yl6bli@ bellten
bic 6unbe, S@rttte ertSnten i'm @anse,
es fampfte f@ Semanb ben S9nee
Yot, ben Gdber, man flopfte ~, bic
Ibure unb auf baS ~6eretp" tes GSr<
fers trat Bertbas 8ruber In teStube.
Das punberte ben T6rfer iebr, penn
pb1dpn Der Bauer In Ter lebten 3eit
auf Dem 8ir9pese unb I'M @irtbs>
baa(e our pof in Ibalbeim unsemsin
freunpli9 sesen tbn 9eueien ,uar, 70
fcnnte er f9 rod ni@t e%nt1nneu, mes>
balb i'm pieie @bre 3u Shell ,puree.
Sbldon er feline belonbere M9tung Dor
benz @barafter be6elben be8te. empfny
er Jpn bod febr freunpli9 uno 3inpete
{ofort baS 2iat an.
ole @ebten f9 3ufamrne1 an ben
Sfen, ]pra9en lber ea6 i@le6te @et>
ter, bisputirten bariber, pb 4bauwetter
pper TrpR efntreteu >p1rbe, uno befla9>
ten BET, arn,ea 2an9en @tlbelm, oer
f9 beim 9pl3fdl1en tief III ben Gue ee>
bauen bate. Dp9, bte 8etannti9aft
mar nod 3u aeu uao bas @efprd@
fcdte balp.
Ser T5raer !" faete ber Bauer mad
elmer Yaule, I'D woQte NAL fraBen, Oh
Sbr mir nt9t einen fletner @efaQen
! tbur, ,poutet."
u@euib, eates germ, 3wet fir einen !!
@as pln1@t SIR benn Don mir
sd ,piu Gu9 germ wtecer etnen
@efauen tbun, ,penn i'd IS fam. Bir
,ppbnen ia bod fat wte Na@bara 3u<
{ammen, uro ia 1T maj, lei&t auf einz
amber ansewteien."
v@ewtB" {aete ber G6rter, ben. bte
berabla0enbe Greunolt@teit BEG ftol3s'
8auern' INNER rdtbfelbafter nortann,
,uno i'd pia elmer eutea Na9barI@aft
ntdt I'm @ese 0eben." -.
vNun, t@ rppute I'M Grdbiabre ppbl
Elm @tad an uniern Subfau feben, ea
eerielbe 3a fletn miro, unb nun feblt es
mir an 8aubolj.".
~Das CLAUDE i'd wobl, bern IN guz
reu. @albantbeile bat Guer feliser Ba<
ter sepaltis pamit a%ufeeraun1t, als Fl
ben 6pf reu aufbaute."
~l1np .pa rpQte i@ NAL fraeen, ob
i'd nt&t aus ben srdRt@en Gprfen etn
Sttd Baubol, bstpn,ren f5nnte."
~@ewiB. @arum ni@t? 6abt Sbr
!, Gu& i9on Elm psienpes Stad auese<
1eben2
uSa, ti9t an unierer @renae, aans
an ~seleeener Mbfubr, na& benz Nldens
fepen 3u. Sc If. Elm usittelmabiaes
Stdd unb satelt f& auf et.ua pieraie
Gub 55be in spei Gbeile.
g. So, i'd .erinnere mid. Da MID i'd
benr u,prsen. binseben unb ~feben, pb
bic. eide gut ~fortsebauen iueroen fam,
!: pbne tab fine, III: Sroee Bl6be entfebt,
! uup wiI Gud pann Bef6tp brin8en.
= Damn srtr Sbtsum Dbsrf5rfer> Der
sibt Gu9 rie Grlautnib sans germ,
ia. s.ssa..ss lsss.2,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

CAME 2cpfe $40; babe 9ooie IS; @ierttuoje So. so.
"a. un(ere Qptterie iR pom 5taate aebartert; lie Bic.
tuneea 6rten tets aur feaseesten Belt unb unter Der IN.
F@t eefhpprener Gentmifdre RAFT.
" Die pf6sisae 3ietune mrb in ben ct Qcut gldt.
tern sersfsntli9t. uns alien Snbateru ppn 2uufen rirh
cine Gcpte a~uaefanht.
nea- Wir peranaalten cine 3iebuns mte bic pbiss am
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No. 515 Walnut Street, Post Office Eox
2446), ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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PIMPLES.

| will send (free recipe for my VEGETABLE
BALM removing Puppies, Black Worms, Botches,
rockies, Moths, and all Diseases of the skim leav-
ing 1t clear and with healthy glow. Also sure pro-
cess for fine growth OF Hail on bald heads or smooth
faces. THOMAS #. CHAPMAN CHEMIST,
p. q. Box 5,i2s. ~ Broadway, New YORK.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-21
Sherifs sale,

BY virtue Of writ Of Leyari Facias to directed,
will DO exposed to Public Sale, at the Lafayette Hotel,
10. ~ ssiplsy street kept by James O. piers9n IN
ware, on THURSDAY, the 3lst day of July, 1873, at
O'Clock p. M, the following described keal Estate,
story frame building thereon erected situated in the
city OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded and described
" side Of Caymont street at the distance Of 4s feet
from the intersection Of the said side OF tlaymont
street and the southerly side of Fourteenth street.
thence eastery and parallel with Fourteenth street 81
feet 10 the westerly side Of threefeet wide alley ex
tending into Fourteenth street, thence thereby south
erly and parallel with Claymopt street IL feet to
stake in line OF land OF Eli Mendinha thence
along said Mendnhall's line westerly parallel viii
Fourteenth street 81 feet to the aforesaid side of Clay
street and thence thereby norhery II feet tothe
place of beginning be the wnat they
NAV.
Seized and taken into execution as the property Of
Patrick Kccgan and Annie, his wife, and t. Is, and
to BE- sold by -
ROBERT L. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff.
ShnI1s Office New Castle. .InlY Sth. 1SI.i. iyli-it
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-21
FOR SALE.

esa TWO Valuable Market street properties, one
M 40 feet 'front.' 100 feet deep the other ~ it, front,
running through to Shpley Street, and will be
sold easy terms.
House, No 1903 Tatnal street rooms, lot 10 by 90,
possession at any time
Two Houses on Wilson street, Nos 1929 and 1871, 4
rooms each, lot l6x6i, for 900 each.
Store property. corner Fifth and Madison streets,
good location for business.
House, No. 405 East sixth street, rooms.
Two FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
miles from city, of acres, the other IA acres
Buildings upon both new and in good repair Great
abundance OF fruit.
House, GIL west SevcRth street, 7 rooms, new and
in good order Lot 15xS1.
Store property, corner of Elm and jackson streets
for less than cost.
House No 40T East Sixth street, rooms, lot l6S74
Two houses, 6ro0ms each, on Orange street, above
Sixth. Lot isNi27. Cheap. Terms very easy,
For Sale or exchange tor farm. A three-story
brick house, IL rooms; store and bakery attached. Al
modern improv ements. Good location for business.
number of other properties, including some fine
firm close to the city. Call and examine list ONCE
open IN the evelhsg. +. PENNINGTON,
Itoom No. 2 Almond Building,
je9-ti Cor. Eighth and Market streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-21

Eisyuni .yec West STREET Residence
No. 222.
$3.50 Butt t.iurihg last spring; tne pressed brick
ss. front, three stories high, having every conve-
lpsilfN niencc and all the modern improvements
Tie i've t materials were used and the work done by
tho day under my own supervision.
Front - feet 70 feet deep with seven feet hall IN
the centre large bay window in the southern parlor,
back building 50 feet deep by IS feet wide Lot fronts
on West street ~ feet II inches a6 feet deep. all on
A level with West street Fine dry cellar under the
whole building, registers in every room arranged Tor
heater, bath room with hot and cold water The
building put up In the most substantial manner
and contains eleven rooms and commands one OF the
most delightful views of the Delaware and Christinna
rivers. Large side yard planted with hourishng
eyergI Gems and shrubbery.
The property will be sold bargain nhd on accom-
modating Terms $1,000 may remain on for anunl-
Der OF years. Those desiring to buy are requested
to call and examine the house. Apply to
DAVID WOOLMAN,
III Orange Street.