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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

How TO TURN OUr.-The Duke of Well
ineton always slept on IN iron camp. bedstead
eighteen inches wide. "When . man wants
to turn over" be said, it is time for him to
turn out" The Emperor Nicholas did the
same. Mr.. Owen says. The principle is we'll
enough; but 1 think the detail 10 wrong.
Sleep itself is far too important to be made
uncomfortable. Ny old friend Rossiter fixed
bis alarm. 60 that. at the fo!e-ordsintd mo-
,nent tho hoA~lnAk~.- ----~~ S'-.c-A <.nan the
bed, and Rnssiter lay shivering. have myseif
somewhere tho drawings and speci6catioss tor
pateut (Which never applied for), which
arrang-s . set Of cams and wheelwork under
the bedstead, which, at the moment appointed,
lifls the pillow end six feet, and deliver the
sleeper on bis feet on the now horizontal foot
board. He il not apt to sleep long after that.
Rossiter found another contrivsnce which
worked better. The alarm clock struck =
match, which lighted the lamp. which boiled
the water for Rossiter's shaving. If Rossiter
stayed in bed too long, the water boiled over
upon his razor. and clean shirt, and the prayer.
book HE mother gave him. and Coleridge's au-
toeraph. and his open pocketbook, and al tho
other precious things he could put up in basin
underneath when be went to bed; 90 he had to
get up before that moment came.-Oldaad Ne'c
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02


RIVER WHIkLPOOIs-Among the many
phenOmens Of the Colorado river are " ewirls," :"
80 called. They occur everywhere. but only
ut high stages sf water. A bubble rises from
the bottom asd breaks with slight sound on
the surface. The water at the point begins .
rotary motion, - small IN inverted tea-cuP
might cover it. Larger and larger grows tho
circle till surface Of forty feet in diameter is
in motion. spinning round funnelshsped hole
in the centre two or three feet across the top,
and coming to . point in the depths below.
Often large tree floating down the stream is
caught and its foremost end is thrust up in tho
air twenty or thirty feet. while the other passes
underneath, the exposed end to be drawp
slowly down again to disappear. Three col
diers, deserters from Camp Mohave. passing
in skiff through the rsvine Immediately be-
law the fork, suffered their craft to get'into
one Of these whirls. One Of the crow. at the
6rst intimstion Of the danger. threw himself
overheard beyond the charmed circle. and a.
he swan away. he turned his head and saw
the boat spin round and round, until one end
being drawn into the vortex and the other up
heaved in the air, it slowly sank 40 it revolved
into the turbid bosom of the river, ito human
freight to be seen no more, for the Colorado
river does not give up the dead-no corpses
lodge on ito shores.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02
Yrpfsssional Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

,,,vvry AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND
ttv I..-r Public, Idaho City. |. 1. VIII practice
Il s'-; n.orts OF the Territory. OFFICE on Com
~. s,rsss Two door above Court House
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

A New FAcroRY.-A new industry 10 about
to be inaugurated in San Francisco for the
manufacture Of jute bags, company have rc'
Gently been incorporated under the name o'
the "Fnrmers .Jute Manufacturing Company y
with a capital Of S5OO. 900. The machinery IA
be imported from Europe will cost $l75. .0oO'
and the grounds and buildings will cost u
much more. Four hundred laborers will be
employed, comprising women and girls, but no
Chinamen will be employed. n'ao ba
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

WHEAT MEAsuREMsNT.-Abu bushel Of wheat
in New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania. Indiana,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois. Michigan. Massachu-
sets, New Jersey, Kentucky, Vermont, Mis-
souri, and Canada, is sixty pounds. In Con-
necticut it is lfty.six pounds. Rye is fitty-six
paunds to tho bushel 10 al the States named
but Illinois, where it 10 fifty -four. Corn IL
ffty.six pounds to the bushel in oil the States
named but New York, whore II is fity-eight.
and Missouri, where il 10 fity-t~o. Barley 10
fcrty.eiaht pounds e the bushel in Indiana,
New York. Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan. Iowa.
Kentucky, New Jersey and Canada. In Penn
sylvania it is forty. seven; in Illinois fortyfour;
ia Massachusetts, iorty.six, and in Vermont
forty.six. aa 3ta as@ -i aaa-a p. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

BLEEDING AT TIN NOsE.-A correspondent
Of the Scientific Amerioax says: The best
remedy Tor bleeding at the nose, - given By
DR.. Gleason in ono Of his lectures, 10 vigor..
QUE motion Of the jaws = if in the act Of mas
tication. In the osse Of child wad OF pa
Der should be placed in it, mouth, and tho child
structed to chew il hard. Of course % adsle
does not need the paper. Il 10 the motion Of
the isyss thst stops the dow Of blood. This
remedy i % very simple that many win fesl
inclined 70 laugh at il, but Il has never beea
known to fail 10 single instance. even in very
n6yere cases" = 'A+'s ~ '.if' g ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

, rrosyEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
! SuLT. Otace on Wall street. II the ipAao
Tasu printing sthcs nag
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

COULDN'T STAND IT.-Grant's ofticious in
t~rmeddling 10 political affairs in Msssachu
s@tts appears to have incensed. % well ~ dis
Rust-d. the straightlaced puritan Radicals Of
the old Bay Statr: at least we should Judge %
from tha tone Of the resolutions adopted ut the
Worcester Convention. wherein they protest
against Federal ohicisls interfering in thA local
political aHnrs Of that State. II 10 we'll known
that Mr.. Grant removed Federal officials 10
Massachusetts, who were opposed to the NOM
iaation of Butler for Governor, and appointed,
n every instance friends Of the Beast who ex.
erted themselves rather Olficiously il his behalf
The heightened Radicals OF that State have
heretofore seen nothing wrong in Federal in
reference in State elections, 20 long ~ it did
not occur ia their own State. They regarded
il as not only proper aud perfectly Legitimate.
but as the duty If the President to use all the
power Of the administration in behalf OF Rad
ical candidates in the Southern States; and to
exercise supervisory authority over political
affairs generally in all the doubtful States, in
behalf of friends Of the administration. But
to interfere in Massachusetts,. the nursery Of
Radicalism. is something 20 unbeard OF that
they can't tolerate it. 1t 10 a. insult ~ their
uncaled for. and entirely unwar-
ranted. It makes q decided difference whose
OK 10 gored. Jug .... etaat .4.t j. :..eI 1&
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

DrsEMBowELING.-A. man named Bony
made q raid on Chioese cook at Barnun'a
Restaurant. in Phoebe, about ten days ago,
with bowis.knifs and nearly disemboweled
HIM. Bony was arrested and jailed to await
the result Of the Chinaman's wounds. ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

WOMAN's RIoHTs Mrs. Laura De, Force
Gordon has commenced the Publication q
Stockton. California, Of weekly psper. called
the Leader. 10 the intereets Of the Woman'a
Rights movement s. ..sasaag sasss sss i ..s'
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

sRNsrBLE.-An attempt has been made BY
the Minnesota Radicals to capture the Farmers
Oranges in that State, but, ~ yet. they have
failed. A resolution was introduced at meet
ing Of the Farners' Union Of Olmstead coun.
ty. short time ago, indorsing the nominee Of
tho Radical State convention for Covernor, but
it was voted down by large majority. sass.1
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

GONE BACK TO HIS GOOeE.-Sam Bard.
who cnce refused the Governorship Of Idaho,
10 authority for the report that ex-President
johnson, at tho instance OF an old, friend, re-
Gently measured q negro for . suit Of jeans.
and cut out the suit. s4 g eaa ~ taa
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

THE Grand Union Hotel at SaratoRa SpriaGss
which 10 owned BY Alexander T. Stewart, i
the lsrgrst ii the world. i has . street front
ago Of l,4O0 fcet., ono, nile Of piazsas, two
miles of halls, twelve acres Of carpeting, ~
rooms, aud ths dinine.room WIN seat 1900 people,.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02

TURNED LOOSE. Butcher and Taylor who
were tried 10 Utah Territory for the murder u
old u,an Cotton and HE sons have been 90
Quilted BY the Jury.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-10-02
IDAHO CITY. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1873.

ANOTHER TuIEP.--The Washington corres-
pondent Of tho New York San not only charges.
but produces tho proof. that Grants private
Secretary. General Babcock, - Major Of En-.
eineers ia charge of the public buildings and
grounds ut the Capital has been practieing .
systematic game Of robbery Of the public tress-
ury through false vouchers and fabricated ac-
counts Of the grading Of the streets in Wash.
ington. This fellow Babcock bolds about half
dozen Offices under the administration; and in
open violation Of an act Of Congress, ofsciates
% Private Secretary to Grant. Grant. not
withdrawing his oath Of. Office that the laws
shall be faithfully executed. wilfully violates .
law Of Congress BY employing and retaining
NJ his Private Secretary On officer Of tho regu-
lar army. If tho preceding officers of both
Houses Of Congress showed proper appreci-
ation OF the duties of their respective positions
they would refuse to receive any Executive
message that was transmitted through tho me-.
dium "f the military puppet and iunkey who.
contrary to law, is retained in civil service at
the White House. Babcock. besid~s holding
his rank and drawing his pay in The military
service. appears to be chief ceOk and bottle
washer at the Executive mansion, head usher
aud chamberlain. and during the Journeys
back and firth to the SEQ shore. guardian Of
the Presidential baggage. and receiving and
paying teller of railroad checks therefor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
BOyer's Hoof Liniment.

Aler 80 yeATF practical experience with horses.
in staging, teaming, &c. have learned that more
horses have been crippled by inattention TO the
teot than all other diseases combineds Alter mAny
experiments have found the true remedy 20 PRR-
VENT the disease OF the hOo restore 1t after neg
iigencs. to what nature intended il should be-ths
great support Of the noble animal. Ifthe hOof s in
famed and diseased the animal Il comparatively
worthless mis- L niment will snrelv pregeRt this
worst of all Diseases Contraction, Corns Quarter
Cracks, Contraction of the Back SineW. generally
called Knee-Sprung, &c. and restore those th At
have been crippled by the want of such remedy.
O4-Try it, and Fl will never fail ii properly APP
Piled, viz:
Bathc the horses foot once a week, or Oftensr If
necessary at the heel and frog and around the hoof
close to the hair. NJ, G. BOYER,
NOrTistOwn, Pa.
Ma. NJ. c. GoYER-Dedr Sir: This i to certify
that have used your Liniment in my stable for
three months past on moro than one hundred hoF-
sOs and find IL the best preparation have ever
used on horses. 1t is far better than you recon-
mend it. Sent me five cases at once, by express.
Q. D, d. HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3lst street. New York City.
E. BRINGHUhSf 4 CO. Druggists, corner 9th
and M arket streets Wilmington. having been ap-
pointed agents for this valuable and popular HOof
Liniment are fully prep ared % supply il wholesale
and retail at the manufacturer prices ~
sen l9-dtRWNW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
ON THE WING.
A PLIaHP AND Az Irpsrr


Yesterday. horse, Attanhsd to q slAiRh, both
bsiohging TO Dr. BENJAMIN Thompson, Of Broad
hun. was hltehed to post in front Of the store
OF Washington Ewing, m Landenberg. Not far
on was an Old hen. standing knee deep in the
snoE, and whose feet becoming cold, cOaoluded 70
take fight TO warmer quarters. Acting under
tins lmpHses she poiSad her wings, then Aapped
and started on her aerial fight not knowing wkers
she was gOiRg. and caring less where she would
reach terra Grnia.
Steering in the direction OF NJ. Ewing's store.
the first inviting object presented, upon which
she could warm her benumbed fest was the round
slick, lat back of Dr. ThOmpson's horse, upon
which she gracefully alightsd rhs horse, usual.
" very gentle, TeEnOnsfratsd, by GRndEy tWiteh-
es and kick, against his back bang nss fora hen
roost. but the hen persisted in maintaining her
position. which finally resulted - the horse break
ing away from his kilehing post leaving the bn-
die and suudry ether hafnasS behind, bfeahine and
upsetting the sleigh in the middle of the road,
and spiling the Doei0ris chest Of medicines inthe
snow. N Il H4H fa9H
The hen. after much ado. fnaing things got-
bng lively, hunted quarters elroWhans, and ths
horse freed from ali encambaanes. sAaEtsd At a
hRely pace down the road. hat Wls 6naily \ cap-
tured, brought back, and after much mending and
splicing, things Uefs oaos MIRA Eeehfed and ell
vent a. smoothly ~ before l'o1aMapiai ef IVea-
nesday safatsttla1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

BUILDRRS HARDWARE We would ca
the attention Of those building to our stock
Building Hardware, Paints, Oils, Glass &c, WhlcA
IL we'll selected, and LARGEST in the State
Malta, Sash Weights, Rim and Mortise Locks Butt
Hinges, Shutter and Door Bolts, StaybAcks, and IN
fact al necessary materS for building, fol sale be
cAPEILE 4 BRoTHEk, zl2 Market St.
Carpenters' Tools, Planes, Carpenters and
Chapman's make,) Chisels, Sockets and tlrmers
SQUARES, Steel and Iron Compasses, CaaPeis Rules,
Wooden and Steel Braces Plnchers, beVeis' "a"
Sets, Plumbs and Levels, &c, for sale by
CAPELLE d BROTHER, 2l2 Market 81
GRAIN BAGS.-Stark Mills. Al, all COTTON
Grain Bags, for sale by ,.,,o.
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l2 Market St
PLOWS of different makes, NJ follows Heck
endorn, Moore, Atwood X Wiley 9, New horN
mAkes,) for sale by ..,,,,,.s.
CkPELLE q BROTHER, 2l2 Market St
PLOW CASTINGS - -HeckendoTn, Moore, Al
wood & Wlley's, for sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, 2l2 Market 81
KNIVES AND FORKS-Our stock OF Iapl
and Dessert Knives, Ivory, Tip-horn, Ebony sno
Cocoa handles, both English and American max f
Il worthy of the attention OF any one Wlshlng 10
punchase. CAPELLE & BRO, PIP Market St
CROSS CUT SAWS.-Wood and Cross Cu'
Sav1 with Tuttlea patent teeth, these saws by the
experience of practical men, will do as much WORK
n ona day a. any other in tWol and at redn ) o
nTieas Cor sale bv CAPELLE & BRO,
2l2 Market Street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

Messrs Maris, Clark, L. Thompson and Silver
spoke On favor Of the hill, but on the yeas and
nays being called it was defeated by the following
vote - kalTEUr
Yeas Messrs Clark, Clough, Davis, Ferris,
5Snes, Msris, Silver. Joel Thompson, and Lewis
Nays-Messrs. Hickman, Holland Martin,
Shelldrake, Stevenson, Van 0asken, WIlds, Viii
con, Wright, and Mr.. Speaker--l0,
The following bills were passed:
Bill relating to NanticOke Loan Association
with unimpOTtant amendments.
SENATE bill for tn relief Of the Diamond State
Loan Association, of smyrna. 30 f
Incorporating the Society Of the Sons Of g.
George, Of Wilmington.
At AS the House adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

FIRE IN MILFoRD.-LaSt svsaing ere broke
out in Milford, in a two story frame bouse.
owned by the Widow Wilson, and occupied by
two families. The occupants escaped, with a
portion Of their household goods, bat the house
and the balance Of its contents were entirely
destroyed. The burned building was situated
IN The moSt thIckty seilled portion OF the town,
and hpt Tor the active exsrtions Of Ihe citizens
IN heaplng snow upon the adjoining roofs, and
taklng other measures 70 prevent tie spread Of
ths Names, a serious and destructive confaHra.
tiOn WOuld have resulted. The loss will prOta-
bly, amount 10 $1,000 10 $1,000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
PROCEEDINGS OF. THE LEGISLATURE,
SENATE

DOVER, Jan. %.
The Senate met q 10 O'Clock q. nl., and opan-
cd with prayer. by Chaplain Merits, ~
On motion Of Mr.. Shakespeare, the bill in
relation % Notary Public Of the FafmerS Banh
a. Dover was read a second time.
On motion Of Mr. Riddle, the title Of the
special Commiuee on the petition Of j. ID.
An1Sles ct. al. was changed TO that Of Committee
on Private Aeis.
The following House bills we're read second
time and referred; To incorporate the New
England Wrecking Co, of Lewes; an act to
incorporate the Mil Greek Union Association
for the detection of horse thieves and to recover
Stolen properly; an act for the relief Of Hannah
Pebbles; an act for the relief Of Mary Penning
ton; an act TO incorporate the Diamond State
Lime Burning Co.
Air. Speaker introduced a bill relating 10
oyserA providing for new watch boat, with
which to watch and regulate the actions Of
oyster dredgers.
On motion of Mr.. Riddle the House bill TO
Incorporate the Delaware & Chester County r.
K. was read, and ON his further motion the 18th
Rule was suspended and the bill read second
time aud referred.
VIM. Stockly gave notice Of an act to amend
Chapter 9S, laws Of Delaware, in relation TO
landlords notices 10 tenants.
Cornelius T. Burton and Elihu Morris 10 con-
vey certain real estate.
On motion Of Mr.. Riddle, the title of the
committee on the subject Of protection to sheep
from dogs was chsUged TO that of the Agricul-
turll Committee.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Vandergrift, the act to
enable the school directors Of school district No.
40, TO raise funds hy an additional tax was read
a second time.
The following House bills we're taken up and
read an act to incorporate Active Lodge, No.
IA, X. of p. at FELTON,: an act for the relief Of
school district No. 90, in Kent county; an act
to divide White Clay Creek Hundred into two
election precincts; an act 10 prohibit justices Of
the Peace or Consi ables from taking costs in
criminal cases, except by special provision Of
Statutes.
The Committee OH Corporations reported
back bill, without amendment, 10 incorporate
the Delaware n Chester County Railroad, and
on motion Of Mr.. Riddle further consideration
OF the bill was made special order at IL o'clock
Thursday.
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

Almost FRozEs.-Wednesday morning ous Of
The employees at tho Harlan & Hollingsworth
Companys boat yard was almost frozen, on ac-
count OF the intense cold. He was working in
the hold OF one of the vessels, where the cold is
said 10 be more severely felt than at any other
portion of the boat. Another workman happen
ing To pass through the hold, observed this man
sitting down. He spoke To him, but received no
answer, and on examination, found that the man
was benumbed and inscnsible. The unfoFtunale
fellow was taken 10 warm quarters as quickly as
possible, aud the usual restOTatIVes applied but
Il was some time before he could 10 restored TO
his normal condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
FINAMolA4 40 ooMMERclAL
RusInass Notices.

Chedp Caai.-Stove So %, Nut IS. 80 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. fe621-tf WA. }. BROWN
To Pic Nc PAkTIEs. A fine assortment oF
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe cAtsup, fresh Salmon, HOLSTERS, Sar-
dimes PIckied and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews & LAtOurs celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 4th aud Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass prcservln
kettles, Mason. Dexter. Valve. Wilcox, and othe
glass; stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap
At BOWMAN'S the Grocer's 18th and Lombard
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

lNcREAsnSG OoLD WEAFHER.--Ths weather,
this morning was even colder than on yesterday
morning. The thermometer at the door of the
GAzETTE ofkc@ at 8 O'Clock, was only one degree
above zero, 10 five at the same hour yesterday
morning. The thermometeF 1t E. Bringhurst &
Cos upothecary store ranged as follOwe-
AZ u o'clock midnight, one degree above
zero; ., a. IA, Eve below; Gao, q. M, seven
above Ia. M nine above: s, a. m, 3 above.
The aaSance nf the sun rapidly moderated the
Atmosphere towarda noon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

FoUND DEAD-A STRANGE VERDTcT--On SAT.
urday last Edward Barker was found dead ia his
house In West Nantmeal township. Immediately
on finding him word was despatched TO Deputy
coroner Joseph q: King, who repaired TO the
scene, and empanelled the following Jury of in.
quest John Trey, K. L. Waters, Robert Mardock,
X. =, Criley, w. A. Shingle and A. Z. MardOck,
who after being duly affirmed by the Coroner IN
vesiigated the case and returned verdict as fol-
lows THAT the deceased came TO his dea h from
exposure and the improper nse Of coal as q reme-
dia agent in mistake for some other lOaiOn -
West Chester NetcS #t Dft
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
The AistorlcaI society. /.
DEATH OF wM. T. READ.

Al Special Meeting OF the Historical Society,
OF Delawae held last evening.
L. +: Bush, NJ d., Rev. Fielder Israel, Gregg
Chandler Joseph r. Walter, Rcy. Wm. j. FH0sl
and Rev. i. Gardner Littcll were appointed com
mitee 10 represent the Historical Society al the
funeral Of VIM. T. Read al New Castle.
ii. +. AskeW, M. d., Hon. ID. NJ Bales aud Di
Bush, were appointed "a committee TO prepare for
The next regular meeting suitable minute eK-
PressVe OF The loss OF the Society in the death OF
their late fellow-member
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIcKRcE.
J Council meets this evening.

City Council meets this evening.
Mr. Jos II. keene is a fine aud talented actor
Inc train from Baltimore was delayed this
-loin'ug. sF ttit|J4V
~ John b. Cough win lecture In the Masonic
Temple, tomorrow.
HIP Van Wrinkle at the Opera House, again.
tonight Don't fall 10 go. T "A go
A successful protncled meeting is now In pro.
sress at Asbury NJ f. Church.
The Fire Department responded with th6ls
usu'i aiaerlty to the alarm Of fire this morning
hspne OF oh-recuTing accident, the boys con.
walk W ''~s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
ON MARRIAGE.

HampV Relief for Y0umE Men from the
saoets of Errors ana Abuses IA early life Man
hooI restored Impediments to- Marriage removed.
Nee method Of tTeatm sllL New and remaTkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent Tree. IA sealed
envelopes. -r,-,-,.,,. =,
Ninth ST Philadelphia, Pa. ar Ipstiution having
a hiEh reputation Tor honorable conduci and pro-
essionRi skill. d"co-aaW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30

SAD ACCIDENTAL noon, on "Wednesday, as
lad named Charlie Reynolds, aged about l3 years.
was coasting down Sixth street, from King TO
French, he was run over 10y heavy cart, which
was proceeding down French street. ana hoth
legs broken. His companions drew him on his
sled TO DR. j. A. Diapers Office near Seventh and
Market streets, where he received medical aiten-
ton, and was afterwards removed to his home on
Adams street. below Delaware Avenue. Master
Reynolds was pupil at No. School, aud one OF
the most active and intelligent boys in his class
His injuries are serious, but are not considered
fatal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
CITY NOTICES.
Parfume AomIzrs.

An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful apparatus
for diusing periumeTy in the most economical man
ner scentinE the clothing, handl erchiei ana Ealr
ani for making cooling and soothing appcaticns oil
water or other liquids for headaehe lnnamel eyes,
and peTfulninE the sick room, For safe by
4. BRINGhURSF a Co,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-30
cITYITEMs.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 2i' Market
UtToot respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that be eeps hand all descriptions
medicines, and thai competent person If ut all
tines ready to prescribe for such sick Ne call at th
store and that charge is made except the regular
price of the medicines the priee as they would
cav anywhere else; but that ne one Is visited al
their residences.