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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25

IL Memphis, ice cream, supposed to be
bad for the cholera. 10 discarded and
water ices" have taken ito place that is
people drink the cholera instead of eating
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25

TuE sbah Of Persis, who 10 now paying .
visit 70 Queen victsris and london, like
q sensible man, did not take bic wives
with him. He has tvsnty-one.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25

TIE farmers OF West Tennessee are 10
meet in mass convention on the second Of
July 81 Humbol,, TO discuss the questions
now sgi,sting the farmers Of the West.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25
a-.Ai~s matter 90 every paG..

THs Maryland editorial eIcursioni'.s
are on their winding way through In
disnapoli., st. Louis and Chicago 70 Bal.
timore.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25

TaE BuLLATIS's suggestion Heartily
scondsd BY the 'Gazs.ts that . woman
. elected next fall, to the office OF county
apsrintsndeu. Of schools, meets the
sarty appreciation Of two-,hirds o those
HON We have convsrAsd On that subject.
verybody admits that while we will not
80 in point Of industry and energy, we
i'll be sure TO gain in point ofgeneral sfi-
sncy. There will BE- no difficulty in 20.
Iringa proper candidate, and - the in
asnce Of tbs two thousand women Of The
,uusy will be In her favor she will beai
" man who may have the hardihood tc
.,ssr the lists, shoussdd votes - II sr
lis Gazette
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25


Or fhy-nins deaths from cholera in and
ar Nashville on Saturday. for.y-sisL,
re colorsd. This excessive mortality
due to the habits Of life Of the blacks,
led considerably BY . fool.hardy super
lion. A dispatch from that city on Sat.
lay s,asss thas he asgross we're advised
their prsachsu Ia oat vhassver vessta-
they dssirsd-that the Lord had pus
m here and given them Vegetables 70
3 and they should do so--rhA, they
ildinos die unless the Lord willed Il, and
tshsy should pay no attention to the
iioins Of the white physicians because
a. given them to make them sleep.
this Is in keeping with the negro
rsetsr and viii help 10 thin their mum.
: already largely dscimatsd by every
lsmic which has swsp, over the coun.
since tbs closs Of the var.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-25
WILLIAM X. SMITH. M.

- EslDENOE-So. u Thirtesnth street, b..
tween Washington avenue and Walnut street.
)mce-i1o Commercial avenue. up STARE.
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DIR. Il. G. TABER,
Ii. WARDNER, N. d.

once and Residence III Commercial ave
nue., next door TO the AtheneumD.
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Z. W. DUNNING, NJ. d.

Y MISUNDERSTANDING and Walnut sts,
lfomce-oornsr sixth street and Ohio lsv.s
Omoe houTs-frons I'm. IN ~ m and nm
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s. TO $50

Per day. Agents wanted! All classes OF
working people. OF either SIX, young or old,
make more money 1t work for us 10 their
spare moments, or oil the time, than 81 any
thug else. Particulars tree. Address
q. sIINsoN 4 CO., Portland Maine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
. suMaa1 sohool NnNIyeFs6FIs1.
ANHvrnsARE or s1. PAULssai =. i0SDA4 SCHOOL.

ANNIVERSARY OF sfs PAUL's H. 3. sUNDAH SCHOOLS.
The Missionary Anaiversary Of the Sabbath
Schools connected with St. PA1ls N. Il. Church,
took place, on Sunday afternoon. q the church,
Market street. above Sixth. The attendance WA
very large the room being crowded in every poE-
ton. The exercises wero opened with the singing
OF ''Our Song Of Praise" by the schools, followed
BY prayer from Rev. George A. LAtimeT. After
the singing Of the "Children's Welcome" the re-
port OF the morning school was read By the Super
iutsndent, z. Pickels. This report showed the
School to bo in dOurishing condition, and O1-
hibited . st"ady and gratifying increase for the
year. The reading Of NE report was followed by
q pleasant and int0TastinR address from Raw JaS
WateIs. Addreoaes were further delivered by
Rev. Lafayette MarkA, OF Hanover ProsbyteriAn
Church, and the Rev. 0eo. A. Latimer, Of Calvory
p. Z. Church The reports Of the aftaEnoon and
infant schoOs were read, showing these. a. well a.
tion and evincing the possession Of spirit OF
nest activity. 81 those conducting the Sunday
Schools conneceed with this church. The mission
ary contributions Of the schools amounted 10
$4,000. Sevoul othopShymns were excellensly
rendered by the schools, and the exercises closed
affair was pleasantly conducted, throughout, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
ANNIvERsARY OF AsBURT n. Il. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
was also held on Sunday afternoon, at the church,
southeast corner Of Third and Walnut streets.-
The interior OF the room was handsomely prepar-
ed for the occasion. Around the pulpit were ar
ranged handsome evergreens, flowers and flower
baskets, with pleasing and tasteful effect Behind
the pulpit desk, seats had been erected, on which
the infant school scholars were placed. The ex.
Orclses consisted Of singing, praying, addresses
and reading of school reports. The latter showed
that the labOTs of those connected with the schools
had not been in vain, and that they had been re
warded with . considerable increase of member.
ship. The missionary collections Of the schools
amounted to SSl4. Addresses were delivered By
Rev. J. d. Quigg, Rev. I. L. Tompkins and Rev
Enoch Stubs, pastors of the church. The attend
ance was very large, the church being crowded
and dthoSs present were delighted with the anniver
sary excuses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
Rover's Hoof Liniment.

Amer 50 year, practlcal, SIpsTisnes With horses:
In stsging, teaming. Ae.. have learned that mere
horses have besh CRIPPLED by inattsntiCn 70 tne
feat than All other diseases eOmbtnods Anef many
expeFiments / have found The true remedy 90 PRk-
v1NT The disease Of the hOOE o. rg1tDFe 70 enegneg
isenee 10 what nature intended Il SHOULD be-!Ae
great suppoTi ~ tks n0kls GuiMai the hoot g ~
aamed and diseased the animal Is eOmparauvsy
worthless This L nimenl will surely pTe9saI thls
WORT OF all diseases, (OontFaotion CoFns, QaAEtsr
Cracks Contraction Of the Back binoW, genelaiy
called Knse-Spruhg. &e.O and restore thoss q 81
have been eFippled By the want q e9eh fe1eey'
OA-Try Il. and 4 Wtn RsvsE hh II PreResv sp-
Bstho the hOTss's foot once q week, o. YfkoneE u
closs 10 he hHiT. N, c. BOYER
S'Vs NoEEiatouu. Pa.
NAN. C. EOTER-- Dear Sir; This y 70 certify
thai / have used your Linimont IN my stap,tt LOT
fhFoa lnOnthe past, on more than one hgnafea noI-
seS and fad Il the best preparation hAgo eveL
uSsd On hOrsos. II is far batter than yon recon-
mend IL Send me I've cases at oDee. hY Press
CO. D. 5HAhht t4AN ~ VIZ NJ.
T. BRIN0HURsT CO.. DRUGGISTS, e9Fnera.l
and NJ MaYke et streets WilminRton. having peen ~,
pointed agents for this valuable and popular noe
LinIment, are fully prepared 70 supply II WhOiesae
and IetaiI ct the Manufacturers prices.
sep l9-dtsWAW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
STATE ITEMS.


A gallery has been placed In the MiddletoKn
Town Hall
fruit canning establishment near Delaware
City, Is talked OF.
DR.. CT. Maxwell, of MfidletOwn, proposes re
moving to New Castle.
Quite . large number Of vessels have taken
shelter a. the BneAkWater this week.
grand social entertainment was given At the
MiddletOwn Town Hail, on Thursday night.
John o'Byme, Esq, has been invited 10 lecture
ia MiddletOWn, for the benefit Of the Library.
Jefferson and Truss, OF New Castle, have ship.
ped a, 900 bushels Of corn Within the past few
days, from that depot.
H. 7. Downing, Of Georgetown, Is about en-
gaging in the nising Of African geese. He has
already some Of them on hand.
Next week, the Middletown Debating Society
will discuss the question, 'should the usury Laws
of this State be abolished"
Mr.. w. Z. Janvier commission merchant, OF
Delaware City, shipped l2,OOO bushels Of corn
from there 70 the East this week.
Mr.. VIM. Beck, living near Delaware City, raised
20 bushels of corn per acre on his farm, aud 281<
bushels Of Wheat per acre. He also, sold S2OS0
worth Of hay, which averaged II tons per acre.
Persons living In Middletown may ship an arti.
Gle TO Wilmington or Philadelphia by express, and
the freight charged will be, say 25 cts and If they
have the came identical package returned in the
same way, the charge will be 85 cents Is ther,
any just reason for this aAt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
SOCIETIES.
HrxETrxos TRrs RvnNIHc

MkETTN0g TlIs RVRRINa.
Cherokee Tribe, No4, o n, at Red Mems
Hail. AIS Market street
LSnaps Tribe. No 8, TO r n, in fourth story
SaVille Building, 9Th and Market street
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 8, o
U. A. N, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
FR sklin Council, No. 9, o D A N, at Mechan.
ica' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council No b, JP, . U A N, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets
Enterprise Circle, B v @ A. at Hall 604 Mar
ket 6. set.
Warrington Lodge, No !, X Of p. at Knight
of Pythias Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 5, q +, at Good Eel.
lows Hail, Sd and Market.
Old Church Division, No Is, s of T Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge, No lS, o Of q T, at room
10Th aud Scott Streets
Washington Lodge, No ]. A P A, at hall,
Second and King streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
LOCAL ImTELLIoEwoE.
.hermomstsr. arn donn nrnin.

Thermometers are down again.
franklin Loan Association meets tonight A.
This is the last week Of the winter months
A writing school has been organised in North
East
The Christiana was again frozen up tightly, this
morning.
Blue noses and red ears were plentiful, this
morning. t tH 70"
The Young Hero, for March, has been received.
1t is neat and creditable.
Janauschek appears at the Masonic TomPla, to-
night, Marie SfeacaTf
Senator Salisbury passed through this city, this
morning, on his way TO Washington.
The Water Witch steamer is ahead, aAd the
members of the Company are delighted.
The Water Witch FAIR was well attended on
Saturday night. 1t will continue this week
The regular semi-montbly meetin Of the Board
of Public Education will be he held, this evening.
A half frozen canary bird was picked up at 9th
and Market streets, this morning. II ives taken
care Of.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
PEmlMsuLAR NEWS.

Port Deposit begins % bSeatAs easy once more.
bury.
Another case of small POK has appeared ia Ches-
tertoWn FtESFi W Ell ha#&E
The prospect fer a wheat crop, near Rising Sun,
as very goDa. .Ak A'An.f "a .tft
Fishsrmen are making preparations for the
SPnng fishing.
1h6 Eastsrn Bhofe aRailroaa has cleared S27. 900
In the last ten months.
Pro-. Ryder aphsei ElEtSh with his great
moral show, last week.
The nsKt term Of the Cecil County Court begins
ON Monday, Muroh lfth
RsyIVals still eOntiaaa 70 flourish in the n. E.
Churches Of Cecil county.
The work a. Deepening the channels Of North
East sreek 2 aeail Goipg on.
A d. Stitss is IN Elktop, exhibiting q patent
Hutomatie sDoapes from burning houses.
yorktown Btafm, 9OmsRsst County, has been
changed 70 Ph0diG b TIE Directors q the Eas-
tern Shore y. ~ Co. hsr
Acisar nan, SAisksy nan, deputy sheriff,
two stay eonstahlsl, sPf taE roolSoiOF, were III
han8ina nEeuhd ninIAa 1an5 lat WeoE. ~ y
some North East citissns had proposed 70 make
dsiahiag oEcaalicA q Port Dsboait, lasI Sunday.
Iae FAin, howeyeE, nipped their Sabbath bEaAkiHg
sehene IN he bud.
Daniol Rieh, sn agsd ocloroa man, ,diea q Tack
ahoe Neck, On 1uBudsy Night last. u g said by
his neighbom that Il y likely he Was 4 hnndrr
yean old OF mora 81 ~ tine Of his dsath
c. 4, WesteOtk IsH., tFustss. sOia at TIE Noahsll
HOuas, Chsslsrtosn, % fu6saay last, he Iiighs
man lot On High uiFost 70 j. ~ Usilton, Esq, 1or
y9tVs aud eho Mclean lot, on Princhm e., 70 Can't
Wm. y. buEchia1i for $50.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
me New FOmnIe COLLEGE n VII,

We have already mace mention In our COLI
umna ofthe Female College which u i proposed
20 locate In our enteFprialug and growing city.
But the very great impoEtancs Of The subject b
such that ", Woald again call the special Saltsu-
ton Of our citizens 70 t. ~
It Is not Often that any city has 20 fns an
opportunity for starting such an institution a.
Wilmington now has. We may wait for yeaEs
10 coSDe,as we have for years past, aud not again
have such . liberal beginning as the $26, 900
now offered 10 start the subscription for q Rrst
class college, which may be to our city what
Vassar College is 70 PoughkeepsIe. And II our
citizens do but promptly aud literally follow up
and carry out this noble beginning, 1t will make
sure to Wilmington an institution that will be
an ornament and an attraction to our city, and
the benefits Of which will be felt, not only in liz
bearings on the intelligence and social relations
OF the community, but on the blisioes prosperity
OF our city.
Amherst, Mass. some years ago, raised S75.-
600 to secure to that place the State Agricultural
College and now between $50, 900 and 500, COG
are every year said to be expended in the town
In consequence Of its location there. At a still
earlier day Hartford, Conn, raised 500. 600 tC
bring Trinity College to that city, rather Thar
have II 60 10 MiddletoWn, and for some fort,
years that Institution has every year circulateC
through the channels Of business in that place
probal ly from twice to three times the amoun
Of that original subscription.
We trust our citizens will see the importanc
| Of prompt and liberal action in making sure 4
Wilmington Female College 40 strongly in-
augurated and 90 literally sustained as 10 max
il blessing to our families and credit TO on
city and Stale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

ROME SAVED BY THE CACKLIE0 or A GoosE.-
Strange events do occur on this earthly bail of
ours We now have 10 record the saving of n
brig from fire, owing to the timely warning given
by a cal. II appears the brig MGnGtrO5e, whilst
laying at New Castle on Sunday evening the 18th
inst, by some means caught FIRE in the cabin
The mate was awakened by pussy" who jump,
pulls, aroused him 10 a state of CONSEQUENCES
The cabin by this time was all on fire, and some
OF its inmates were badly burned before they
could make an exit. Mr. David ]. Rowland, the
pilot, had his face aud hands badly bnrned, be.
side having most of his clothing burned. This
latter article was in a trunk and placed in thc
pantry, the spot where the fire is supposed TO
have originated. Two tug boats weie alongside
of the brig at the time. and by their assistance the
flames were speedily eXtinguished. The captain
Of the brig says untold gold will not buy that
cat.-LetoiS Llght
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

TRIAL OF THE Warm WITCH ENGINE The
trial Of the new Water With steamer, came of
on Saturday afternoon at ths sluice, over the
ChriStiana Bridge. The trial Was sminsntly sat-
lstactory IN every respect, and places the Water
Witch Tor while at least, In advance 0f any
other steamer ia the city, and leaves it excelIed
BY but few III the whole country In three
minutes alter lighting The fre. Eve p0nnds of
steam were rsised, and IN seven minutes the
guAge Indicated forty pounds The engine was
then started, and in . short time, with 1870 pounds
water preHsurs. and l45 pounds steam pressure, a
stream Of water was thrown the unprocedented
distsnos Of 3O2 fest inehos, through 100 feet of
hose, with ] sic inch nozzle. This is the
heaviest throwing ever performed BY any steamer
IN this cIty. Provioas % this he OalaWuFs head
the lead a. 295 feet, inehef but this last effort
puts the Water Witch feet l inch better
Ibe connection between the hose and the branch
pipe having burtt, another branch pipe with an
inch-Hnd-S-half nozzle, vas applied, Through
which . steady stream OF 2l4 feet was thrown
The engine was run By John Lsaonard, travelling
engineer for the manufacturers. who Of cOnrse
underStands the engine thoroughly, end cak bnnR
the greatest amount 0f work OuE 0f il. WHISTLER
the ComPany's enginsos can do ~ well WitA the
engine remains 70 be seen. The affair has crs-
ated conaidmabls axgitDment in Era company cir
clsH, and several competitive trials are talked Of
Meanwhile, The WAtsr Witch nsmbsu - iUbi-
liant and higAly plsAsed wsth ehaW he@ a bagAtbs
and ths mahnsF Il Whiehf ft worn. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

NEARLY FRozsN-Last night, while officer
Leary was on his beat, he discovered an old
colored man, lying on his own door step, on
Orange street near Eleventh. in a half frozen
and benumbed condition. The officer raised
him mp and took him into the house, where q
good fire soon revived him. The old man had
been out in the evening and was on his way
home. Being rather feeble. the cold was toe
much for him and he was overcome by it, just
as he reached his own dc d. The timely assist
ance Of officer leary doubtless saved his life.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
MANHOOD:
now LOsT, HOW REsTORKD4

SlEh- Just published. q nsW edition of
AAktk DR.. CuiVerWells celebrated o. avon
- the radical care without N ediolne
Shy of SpermRtOrrhOea, or Seminal weak
ness. Involuntary seminal Losses, lmPotsaoy.
Mental and Physical Ineapacity, Impedimenu 70
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption. EpileDsy.s and
Fits induced by sell-indulGonee OF sexual sEtraV-
T1-Priee, in a sealed envelope. only cents.
The celebrated author. In this admirable ossay
clearly demonstrates, frym thirty years success.
ful practice, that the alarming copseQuSnce OF
self-abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gerous use Of internal medicine 9r the aPPlicatlon
Of the knife pointing out . mode OF cure % once
simple. eertafn and shectual. by means Of which
every su ffarar, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaPlys privately and FAdi-
caIlF. -,
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope - any ad-
dFesa on Foeoipt OF SIX cents or Two postage aaps
81 addressing the publisher:
AlSo. DR.. CaIvsrWolps Marriage Guido. Driee.
50 cents.
cHAs. y. @. KLINE co.
I93DO WeFYNeW YoRHs
MIA Poaa@ulo HoL 8a4o
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

THE WILMINGTON CO-oPRRATIvEs VIsIT
a committee Of the car
building cO-operatlves visited Oxford borough
on prospecting tour for suitable location
on which TO erect their proposed works This
committee have visited several places on q
like erEand, but We are happy 10 learn that
they give their preference thus far to oxford.
spirited citizen Of the place, generously ten
dered the committee all the ground they might
require free Of charge, and besides offered
them loan Of 81. 900, for the advancement
OF the project. As matters stand, the pTOba-
billties are de0ldedlyin in faYOr Of the enterprise
becoming part Of our thriving neighhorinG
borough. ~ Wsst ChestT NeSOS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

Cold WEATHER AGAIN.-COntrary to general
expectation, severe cold weather has again visited
us, and sent the thermometers down around zero
Yesterday the cold had increased considerably
since the day before, but even then il was not,
expected that Monday morning wOufd led 4 so
extremely cold. But a peep outside. disPelled
all doubts in this respect, and an examlcatiOn
found the thermometers at 1--WE degrees below
zero, at eight O'Clock, and some In exposed
places, even lower. However, we have weathered
weather as severe as this, and will doubtless soon
recover from this sudden visit
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

&. CHAUNCY BURR AT NEwARK.-Mr. c. c. Burr
delivered AT Newark, his second lecture ON the ORR
gin of man and animals, in the Oratory of Della
ware College, on Friday night TO a large, intell-
gent and attentive audience and gave entire salts
faction by the mastery manner in which he hand
led his subject He will deliver the remaining four
lectures of this course IA the same place, for the
benefit of the literary soceties connected with the
College, commencing on Tuesday evening next,
TO be continued each following evening until the
whole is delivered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

GAS WoRKs-Messrs Richardson & Robbins,
prOpEietOrS Of the Dover Gas Works, intend to
enlarge and improve them the coming spring.
The retorts for making gas out Of rosin and
saWdust will be removed and their places sup-
piled with retorts fitted for making gas from
bltuDIinous coal. The gas mains will also be
extended out LoOckerman street TO the depot,
and on one or two Of the cross streets. 1t is
expected that the change in the works can be
made without depiViDg the Town Of the use OF
gas for single night, though the expense q
the change will amount OF about 5000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
FlMAMolAL AMO:oOMMgRolAL
RmaInaaa MotIoaa.

Cheap CoOI.-StOve S6.75, Nut $500 per 224o
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
street Bridge. feb21-6 WIN. }. Brown
To Pic NC PARTIEs.-A fine assortment OF
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
and TomRtoe catsup. fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes, PIckled and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews & Latours celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and u rass preserve
kettles. Mason, Dexter. Valve, W ilcox, and 9th
glass. stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th and Lombard.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YSunE Men from the
edects Of Errors and Abuses Ia early life Man
hool restored Impeiments 10 Marriage removed.
New method Of treatment New ard remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. IN sealed
euVelOp e.. -. =.
Ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa, an Institution having
. high reputation for honorab conduct and pro-
essiOnal skill. dec6 -2aW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

o. L. A. M.AYesterday morning, about three
hundred of the members of the Order Of United
American Mechanics, together with number of
members of the Junior Order, met at the Hall,
2l9, King street, and attended Divine Service, in
body at Scott NJ. Z. Church. The past, Rev.
7. L. Tompkinson, preached an able and appro-
pirate sermon, with which those in attendance
were greatly pleased. fts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
CITY

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No. 2SS Marke
street. respectfully informs his friend and the pubic
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that competent person is at All
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at ina
store and that no charge is made except the regular
price Of the medicines the same price they would
pay anywhere else: but that ne one is visited at
their residences
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
Steam AtonIzers,

For the Inhalation Of atomiEed fuids in tSe treat
ept az chronic diseases Of the throat air passage
and lungs Being SELF acting they produced an even
aud cOntinu hoW of ~ without inconvenience
or labor During the u ist two OF three wears We
have supplied several dozen Of these atomsers and
in most clses with very satisfactory results
&. BRINGHURST 4 o., Apethecares,
Corner Sixth and Market streets 5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24

EASTERN SHORE RAILRoAD.-At a meeting of
the directors OF this road reports from officers
presented to the beard, showing the affairs Of the
road 70 be in a good condition, and such has been
the progress that in the past ten months the road
has cleared 81, 900, and now owns three good To-
comotives and all the rolling stock necessary to
run it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-24
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume Ao n1Izers

An elegant, pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for ditusing perfumery in the most economical man
ner. scenting the clothing, handkerchief and lar
and for making cooling and soothing Applications OF
water or other liquids. for headache. inhamed eyes,
burns sensitive ,1laces, &c.. ais for disniectine
and pc fulnlng the sick rooE. For safe by
E. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Cnrner SiNth and Mhrke ct streata.