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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

ten an ras Grfaunlidite %erinnern, rras
0e l6i9te unp yoete eradblen", baust
ais Gtniebler auf rer 3ieseniniel, per-
9eflen ielbt ron olIen renieni9en, ete
ibn einf bod eefeiert. ~3om uno Tag
0ebiet> pel9es ra11elbe umaibt", 1T
BON ZEN ~aufsetldrten &utbolifen", an
ibrer SpiBe pom 0ictpr GmmanueL
ni@t nur beorubt uno ansesrifen, ion>
bern aud in 8efiB oenommen roreen.
Der 3Snis @ictor Gmmanuel Seroanft
cte Befrieci9un9 ieines Gbreei;es Naz
ppleon III. unp Bismord.
@ictor Emmanuel 1T Elm chen 70 lei>
beniaaftlt9er Sd9er, ruie Teinb hes
8eilen6: er liebt ras 1unfel res @al<
hes, unp iaeut RE Sefsntlidteit unb
aues GerempnieQe. l1eber bic Crime,
welde ~Gbrenmann" beweeen, Berlin
unp Wien NIT ieinem Belude su beeb<
ren> erfabreu Die @Slfsr ni9t5. sic
tuerren resiert, ober ME iie reeisrt mer>
Zen, etfabrsn ie erit ipdter. Das Dun<
tel miro erft selidtet, trenn bic pidtisz
ften 1botlaaen sOu;c9en iine, unc
beute fraat man ii9 rierer: @as folet
ni1fens g
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

Splraten nit @eitS! euten TT nit rolz
lem Nedt Elm Gnpe 9cmaGt mcrrsn.
gle leben, i9 bin sere&t.
LIN rie unYerbeiratbeten Sff;iere
mDalibf ferne ppu, um9ans nit cen
Bdrsern 3u balteu uno BEN miIitd.iiben
Gorpsseif su fdrfen, miilen fe in Gans
tinea aemeinldaftlid Suiammen ipeiieu.
0%erbeiratbsn aber carf fid Der &riebes
mann rur NIT b6bfer G,laubnib, OBJ
wobl rae 3ei&saeles iter einsebuna
Don .Gben piele fir Gioilifen IL lei@l
oema9t bat, taS man fe "aIejeit Metz
rerin res &eids" nennen fam. 0er;
aleide @eleB rom a. Mai 1868.
@as fit he Sff,iere eie Gantinen.
fnb fir he llnterpffSiere rie llntercf:
,tersz @afno'S. Dian IuGt rem Mili:
tdrmann eem Burger su entfremreu
orsr rod ron ibm ferne 81 balten, bis e'
eans rurdrrun sen ron rem Soloatiss
mus in ras 9eben suridtritt. Dae
eebt 10 melt, rab 2anowebrsO ff5iere,
rie birserli9e @elddfte treiten, Be-
psnfen trasen mu6ten, einem Nblaiers.
Banfette %teijuwobnen, wel9eS mir ir
seldlo0ener @eleQidaft seseten pur:
&C. I'm niat miblisbis ;u rperren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
$inri6tan9 Ser Mpbpcs.

2eBten Treitas bat raS tlutiee Sdauz
lpisl res Mcrocz 8rieaes ieinsnS 9lue>
act 9efunren curd BE 0inri9tune ies
ner 8ance BON balbwilcen Snpianern,
pel9e Die Grisrsnspsrmittler ermorrei
batten.
Na9 neun ubr purce Der Ioaenannz
te Captain Sad, rer Nnfatrer eerg an
d. nit ieinsu s&ulrseno0sn gofon
Gbarley, Slad Sim unp Sdonain
auf cas- S9aFOt 9sfabrt. bic beiren
anrern Gerurtteilten Barndo unc
Slctur, pel9e Ter prdilrent beanaciat
bat, abseioncert; Tod mu6ten iis Ter
6inridtuna bsipobnen unp rpuren aud
fir ie tereits Strifs unp Sdrae in
8ereitlaaft. Mit Nusnatme res
bdup,linss, Ter ertdtmlid nieperaetros
den mar, ;eisten bic 8erurtbeilien ibre
anaetorneTsitisfsit orer uielmsbrW lsia=
aaltisfsit. Gin Sff,ier osrlas ne
amtliten Nf,ea Res urtbeils Fer Wi=
litair ? GommiiNon etc.. Elm anrerer
madte rem Iolmetider uno Elm Resi>
mcnts sRaplan bielt an Gle p%erurtbeiltsn
Snoianer, iowie an Die 3uldausr cine
Msipra&e, rporauf Der SberiT raS 3eiS
den 9at, Die 8lappe f1el uno bic pier
Snrianer rem 9obe lbaliefert .rurten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
9>ener Jmbianer=ScrtraN

Die eintiseu Veberrlder eieies Gam
te5 boben Nicer Elm 9rpseS Stif III
res 0ebietes an bic Ver. Staaeen ab>
setreten, rie Ger Ielesrapb aus Waibs
ington melDet.
Qebten Greitas fibrte nlm!id 81.
&. Gree. Ter Sefte!ir, rer Snrianer>
Gommi6dre NIT einsn, 1sueu 0errrase
surlf, pel6sn S. Bennpt. Der 8prllz
ger Ter Snpianer>G rmmii1ion, NIT cen
Stdmmen Der Groms in Wontana unp
Ger llteS in COLORADO atsei@lufsp bat,
popurb unsefdbr ;m5lf Milionen
Mder Mineral>, @eieez unp Garmlanr
in zen 8siiB Ger Bunreeresietuns &C.
lansten. Wan bdlt rislen Gertras fir
einen tef widti9fen, inrem cas betrcfz
fente 2ano lsbr reid an 0ulp, Silter,
&upftr, Blsi unc &oblen fin iou ma
mentli6 lpQsn rieOolrni nen jest ldon
sinen 9robsu Grtras lisfern. Gum
Sblu1t miro mitsetbsiit, bic ssnannten
SnrtansrzS tlrne |eten lebr freurrl!b
sesen III Weieen seitimmt, uno &C.
nelet, osren Civilization ansanebmen,
pie aud rie Sbobpne5 unp Bannrd1
int @yumins Ssrritorium.
IS 1T bel rie' en- uebneinfomr men
nur ;u rIuiden cab bic leBtere 8si,
gale tetreftno rie Gisililrun9 rer5ns
rianer nidt etwa Bios eleidbepeutenb
nit ben bel rerartiBen Mnld6en ron
Settle Der S%noianerzA senten iib.ibtn
Geeensarten lsin, lonbern eab @ipiliiaz
ton Die &otbbdute eirem be1eren 2role
;u9an9li9 MAIDEN mD9te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

fdnria unbesrinret. Dae bic &atbu>
iifen it rem @ranaes nidt anseldlolz
fen boben, 1T aIsreines mabr. sltcr
camit 1T nod feline Geineisliafeit 8eaen
rie Nsformbeweaun9 bemielen. Die
patrcns Of 6usbanrry fino tine ee>
beime @tleQldaft unb 70 unldulra BIC
@sbeimntstbuerei babel AUDI 1T, 70 ra,f
man lI& bel Ter unbeetnsten Mtneis>
un9 Ter aatbrliten seseu aue ssbeimen
0eIeQl 9aften rod niht tarlter ,pun>
FERN, eos fd Die fatboltl9en GARNER
an rielen 2epenYerbinbunoen reip.
"@ranssS" nt6t tetbeiliet babsn. Ties
l9liebt cine entbuGa ftlde Betbeilisune
an Der 3eformteme9ua9 lelbf ietp&
feineewees aus, REM ut; wtr tercit5
berpprboben, als tie Yair,ns ri 9us>
banory suerft BON i7& repen madt;n, 1T
tbr @oreebsn in @eitalt elmer sebein,en
@erbinruns ni9ts ols cine, ouf tie
beinabe ldppiide @prliebe rer Mngloz
amerifaner fir ras ioscnannte gpsenz
rpslen bsrednete spislerei; Die nit rfn
eissntli6en 3nedsn Ter Nefprmtemez
aun9 rer;peIfe!t menia ~ tbun bat.
ST rod 1paor III ZEN @eieBen Der VA
irons Of hustanrry bic active Betbei'
liauns an ter Yrlitif rem 0ranse5 ais
lolden unteria9t. Nenn nun aud
nidt III ltusnen 1T, rae RE 0ranaes,
chen neil lie auf rae omerifaniide
S%ttdenpferp rer @sbsimtuuclerst lpe;
euli,ten, piel @utts sepirtl barren, tn
Gem fte UNI 70 irittr Gle %enAioameri>
fanilden Darmer utn tie 8eIormtemez
eunssn ibaarsn tcnnten, uno ,penn
au9 fsrnsr nidts rabei milipieit, mas
ZEN Satbplifen als lol9en rie getbeiliz
aune rircft unmbslid ma6en f6nnte,
10 bat rod Ger @ioerpiue ter &atboz
lifen sesen bic @ebeimbinclei otsislbe
8eredttsun3 wie tie anSloamerifanii&e
8orliebe fir rieielbe unp ibre Nidtbez
tbeilieuns an ben @ranees fam ibnen
paber UNI 70 ,peni9er serlbelt ,perren,
als in jecsr anrern 6inIdt tie fatbos
lil9en Garmer ld nit 6ano unb 9ers
Der Bepesuna an9ei&lo6en baben.
Sn No9e(ter Gounty> Minneiota, bat
/. 9. erf neuli9 cine @eriammlun9 ia
tbolilder Garuer ftatt9efuncen, BET nell
der bie@elben In elmer Net5e BON 3d.
iali7en enereilaIoieS nfnuotion surid>
peilen, als bebeute ibr Ternbleiten Don
ben ~Yatrons" etne Sppoftion 9esen
oeren 8eitrebuneen. sic erfldren emz
pbatild, raj fe niat rem @eien, fonz
bern Ter Gorm Ter Oranges opppniren,
unp nebmen cine platform an, bic f6
nit rtn peits,eifenrfsn Yrosrammen
Ger yatrvrS # 9uebanr,Y 9etrpt mel>
fen fam. Das lit rie Steuuns Ter
fatbolilden Tarmer aur Refcrmtews>
9un9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11
Sic Stcunn9 fatbpIii6er
Tarnner

,par ibon Gitsr O%essnfanp Ger G1Srts<
rune, 1eitrem ne nere Msitation 9e1en
Tie srceen WonppolzG pmpaenisn i'm
@anee it, uno Der uDanoerer" lpra9
IN eieler Be;iebuny pHen feline Nni9t
aus, inoem CT cie 0et~eimbunrelci Ter
%loaenannten u@rangss" ols cine u,,s
iberf ei9bare Shronfs fir feline @Iau>
benssenpjlsn te,e;hnir. NuG anrere
Blltter, ceren Sencen; ioaf cine rurhz
aus n!bt falhpli(he 1T. lbliefsn flh
sie{sr anitht ar, inrem is ric Ostsims
tbucrei Der neuen @plfstcsIuftr ais
verwsrfid tsseidnen 70 J. . ,risllniou
in Gbtcasp, wslbe l1reitt
Sc gilt tnnerbalb Ter Ser. Staatsn
cine uumcrilb riht untereutsnee
&lalle bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bic IS fih CUR teioncern Mufaabe ees
mabt BADEN, bic Wefabr rer 3utunit in
Der Observation-Disclosures gu lu9en. Wir
brau1eu batei ni9t an bic bl1rfnni<
aen e albarfrsien eiaiaer bieiisen Sc
{uitsnfre0er ~ e%rinnern, mel4e irsar
DON Der antipuritanilaen 8emesuns bic
Srldnrer ausfdlieeen, pie 8ewesuns
allu ren1 unausbleitli6en Nutn iber>
antpprte11 MOLTEN, neil fe flrdteten,
BE 2otalpo!ttif reree tarurd in bic
5dnpe pes triiden 8atbolicismuS &C.
ratbsn, elmer relisi6ien 0emeinl9aft,
Die e5 nebenbei bemerft, gar ntdt 9itt.
Dieie Sssrinruus Ger Sppoftion se<
gen ben Mnldlue Ger S1ldnrer an rte
~frsifnnise 8ewesune murre nit 10 UNI
9srelum1em 5obnselddterIistten ausr
aaer Sttbsilisten aufsenommen, raj
Ole 5eluitsnfre1er ieitbsr oeidwieaen
uno ltb arcere S9einarunoe fir ibre
Sppolttion quand meme ber,craes
{udt baben.
Iber aud anreymarts it rieRatboli:
fenfre11erst aufsetreteu, ptmpbl in oan;
areerer Hsbtuns. @dbrenc ma bier
ni9t poute, cab rie fatbolijdsn Ssrldnz
Der f6 rerNsfurmbewssuna anlSlo0en.
bat man an anrern Srtsn, aamentlid
In Minnsicta pie Ratbolifsn rur6 bic
Snfnuation III serpddtisen selu&t, ie
speren Der Garmerbenesuns feinclid
,sefnnt, neil fe iid ZEN Tatrons Of
5usbanors ni@t aneef9lo6en bdtten.
Nu9 oieler @orwurf 1T natirIi& souz
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=3alenber.
Cine uicbt: epam0elti6e Gpnfes
rcn5.

1n Sem gJo1f mur:e AM uori9en
Grcitas ris ipon lsbte5 Sabr ansefln>
eiate lcsenannte eransel'i6e Gonieren3
erDhnet, lei melder reridisrene Geften
aus rer aIten uno her ucusn@elt turb
Oeleaa!en rertreten 1tnr. Nl5 3wed
eisler IQiarS miro eas Streten na6
elmer Ge,einisune Der peridisbsncn PFC
teitantiiden GpnfelFonen oneeeeben.
NQctn ihpn am eriten. Sage CAB fiji
Der fsincleli9ite 0eiit 9e9en Die tatboli>
ids STRIDE ron Seite ein;elner Neoner
fauc, BON esnen ~telunrers Giner Nu
mems Yratet aue Sialien iih furd
bic bsflisten Wuef5ue eescn cen Yapit
berSoubat. 81 ldilcerte tie firdliden
3ultlnre in Stalien, auf cine iu tenz
penti5le unp leirenldcftli6e We,it, rae
saeur9 Der Wirflidteit rsbt eissntlid
9eipottet tpirc. 81 tebauptct, rie Yrte
fer in Stal;en ieien nit rsm papite
ubsr rsiIen meltlideM adtrurdaus ni&t
e%inserftanpen, unp beruft f1d parauf,
ras Dor einisen Sabren ne%untauleno
italisniIAe 8eiiliae psn Dapf in elmer
petition eebeten bdtten, auf feline &pelt>
li9e Modt ;u per,i@ten.
So!9e Gin9e mag Elm Yrabler a1s
flQis i'm 6eimatblanre beS 6umbueS
por elmer aus5ab eesen eenpapit erfuIs
ten Geriamm!un9 bebaupten tnGuros
pa wetb Serermann, bab jene ansetlide
petition an cen Yapf nidts anteres
rpar, alS cine pom rer italienil9en &e>
eieruns in Scene 9eleBte Sntrisue,
beren 3pef rarin beitanc, rem 9ldu.
bteen 8olfe Sanb in bic Nusen ~
Hrcusn. Damit fdQt Tenn AUDI Die
areitere S%ebauptuns YradetS als unz
anabrbeit rabin, rab cas italieniideYolf
rur rem Namen nad fattulild, in Ter
Wirflidteit ater ;u faul iei, rie~ Dabr>
belt" gu iudcn. SdDne 8abrbeit,
cas- Gle ii@ our Nufsabe ma@t,
unlsre STRIDE uno ceren SorseieBte auf
cas- sewi6enIclefte ansuldwdrssn.
Gs 9snuat, rcrart,ge G%ri9einunsen
su nptirsn ; ibre Wieelesun9 finren le
eurh eie wilflib v%orbanrenen 3uRdnpe
felbit uno ib,e @erur,beilun8 purd rie
unparteiilhe 0s1didte miro etenfaus
nidt au5bleiban. 10 iider IS nod einen
Ni9tertubl Ter @ab,beit siett. Gin
trauriser 8ewsiS atsr liest suslsi& in
ten erwIbntsn Nuftritten, neil fe cie
Genrensen anseblider 8erfinoiser res
@ortes @cttes alS lsbr unepan9el 19
entlaryen uuo blpB 1tsuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

Webrere bunre,t &lamatbz Snriansr
tprbnten ais 3uldauer Epieler 6in,ih
tuna lei, msl9e in Sort aIamath. Sre.
eon fattfanp unc ras &ebflaaen Ter
Bsitcr unr Sinner Ter 6inecri1tsten
11lc6 ZEN traurisen Nft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-11

0ie Der S9wersebrldte flast:
QUITE, 5ofnuns fet psriast,
Hleibet teilfam fort unb fort
Smm.r nod elm freunbli4 Wort.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
PERSIA AND THE EASTERN DUES.
TION. p

The long contemplated event is now register
e. IN the Look Of m 1dem history The Russians
are masters OfKhiva, and nothing prevents their
further march towards the Persian Gulf exceut
Persia -Four hundred and twenty years have
elapsed since Mohammedan H., Sultan Of the
T"r omans, captured ConstantinopIe from the
regenerated Greeks Of the Byzantire Empire.
ana II might perhaps prove right to attach a
similar and even greater importance for the
future TO the capture of Khiva, lust achieved.
on the 10Th of june, 1873, by General KauA-
man.
This more easy than splendid victory of the
Russian eaelewould, indeed, have cleared avay
ahy serious obstacle to the turning of Constan-
tinople through the East, if there we're NOT still
standing IN the trinmphal way Of the Muscoyite
conquerOrs a strong poWer-at least the strong
e,t OF the Eastern Asiatic independent States :
Persia which might check the further. designs
OF the HomanOis should her Diplomatic and
military energy against the Greek Cross be
equal ~ 'he nineteenth century to that OF Au,
slrla against the Crescent in the sixteenth
In facI, what Is the real Specification OF the
exceptional magnifcence given by Russia, Ger
many, and England TO the receptions Of Shah?
what IS the meaning Of this exhibition of large
armies and Heeis. il il Is not 10 be found In the
everlasting Eastern question? To-day Russia
annexes khiVa; TO morrow she will advance
her powerful hand towards Conslantinople or
Bagdad' and al the time she unveils her ambi.
tlous designs what will bethe general state of
Europe
Sovereigns display towards each other friend
~ festivities, but their generals mediate new
plans for Campaigns. Russian newspapers say
that "the fear Of a FrenCh reveage oply prevents
Germany from attempting to grasp the Russian
provinces in the Baltic sea-" In order 10 become
the great power dreamt of by Bismarck. Ger
many mast develop her naval forces, and 10 Do
40 she must extend her line Of sea coast
PREss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01


DON'T SIR ON A HANDKERcHTEF An eka
change revives and lOcaIizes an old story as
follows A young lady stepped into the car al
PhnnixEille. Saturday evening, for the purposs
OF going TO Norristown, and observing a vacant
seat she dropped her handkerchief upon Il, Il
much - 40 say taken" while shs advanced lto
the other end ofthe car TO speak to lady frie1d.
MeantinIe, a nics " tlresse,i Young nan, With a
consequential air about him, came 10 and sat
down ON The handkerchief without Observing n.
The voting lady, after winding up her conTsf,a,
tion, turned back, discovered 10 heT phaRrinillas
her seat WIS occapied, and sat down opposite! 4
gentleman making room for her. But she id
not desire 10 lose her handkerchief aud 90 she
IOked intently toward the place where she had
left it, hesitaiing whether to ask for il or not.
Discovering the direction OF her looks, all ewes
in the inIhediate vicinity wetef SON leht on
the young man. Finding himself the object OF
50 much attention. he himself looked, and dis
covered 10 his horr,r somelhing 'white" en
which he sat, the end peeplng Out. He misloba
his character. To cover it with hia hand. aad
tuck il nicely away, was thsWoEk 0f but mo
ment. None In the car but the young LADY
knew that the white" Was a handkerchief aad
hesilatag still more to ask, she lost it, havIngt TO
leave the car before the young man did.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
AaAn oAsE.

a few months ago, Mr George Muir, weR-
to-do farmer Of Nicola Valley, wrote to Scotland
for young ladySto whom he had paid his ad-
dresses, 10 join him in this country with view
10 malrlmony. The Young lady arrived On
Monday and pnt ~ al. the Angel. On ths same
evening CorRci9Or lIrlOn, thslApdlOId, ,FCcei,.
ca telegram nom above announcing that Mr.
Muir, while on his way down 10 meet his bride,
was drowned by the upsetting Of canoe. The
sad PeFs vas broken 10 ths yo1nG lady and i
Is only right to say that although among
a:Eahgerss she hq qlOuad many who pymPaihiEs
with her ia her deep distress.-VIcToRIA Coz
oNIsF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
TKK tANtstiEb GlY,


WY is it that when spriue a ooma.
nj nc nrst sweet touch uf Shfina4
ny Rds ssomethtng all tie winter danb
7, Deglns IN me to eingIf - HH
ppeglns. periOrce, ANis s8nnysday
Aosoiemnize the ,darkSned Nay! ~
WY the bird sings. know. I see ~
n lE Journeys through the air. :
A3ere Is nest IL yon,ier tree fsIkg T1N
N, aus little ones are there,
my my song, sweet bird. " not like mino.
nut one unending vsientineis TFFb
x5o9Sr x65o9Sr bsISS b5sI%ssA ths Weeds, and marx
Ahe tribes that live on leaf and bark
r And burrow in the ground: .
lille be haIp'LeIs, guess
Inc world Is iull 6f happiheAsF = E4 l4hff
why IS It. then. that am SAD?
~ nat have Ldone to-day
When every creature ctse fseiAA ft va
NJ o lose the joy of May?
MM,hy M,hf ask what have lost? In truth
" nag y tEle saadest losA buty0tth? # a. =
"a. ssa q - Ia g.
Ny youth has gone and what remainsP
nj nc woods, the clouds, the seal
A1c Wild March winds the ADTil rainsi
But Whist are these 70 me? : " T.
,Mhen head and heart alike are 1rav
"hat can restore the vanished Nav?
IL. IL. Stoddard, In Inds pendent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
THE NEW ELAsrtC TRUSS

THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An Lnpor-
taRt Laveafion 1t retains the Rupture At all times
and under the hardst exercise Or severest strain.
day elects permanent cure in q few weeks. Sold
cheap, and sent by mail when requested. Cireu-
lars tree Yhen ordered BY letter seat to The Elias
tie Truss Co., No. 6S3 Broadway, NJ Y. City. No.
body uses Metal Spring TFusses; too painful; they
slip OF too frequently. ap2g-9a9 twaOW-lY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
OONNRCTTONa
mo THR PUBLIC.

FFW TIE PUBLIC.
=, Tia WilRington and RsA1ing Raflraad Com
HAay haFU eotaplotsa AFpaaRomaasa q aafsV NaaRy
Packages and kKpreSs Matter 20 an trOm ali poiuts
On the liae OF their FOa3 and WOst ChOslrF.
Also. to all paints on the hiNdelphia and Read
ing aud CAtaWiSsA Railroads, inelndinR RaadinE,
Allentown. Columbia. HarFisbarS LaneasasF, DoWn-
ipgtows; Aahonsy City. Nj. Carasl, NeuistoWu,
k0ttsVille, &o ~ n tfA4 8tlE
FOg laFther ini6Fmaiion apply a. the DEPOT cor
ner OF kront and NAdisO0 streets, Nilmin0ton.
kxpless matter sent q Frankiia fDlssfa9h ,,lice
No, Was1 AAsrl stsoAt er - tAa5H u eel Aeant
snd AaaisoA. or orders leh with McMdllea 4 SsAl
dsligsEaSg eaa9A vii Eessivs PFeFap. elt4 tea,
sUS-d ea s8sa7saBH v a sS.'R. i. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
Wl1mmStOA and WeaterR n q.
ta~, TINE TABLE. ~
RPRIN0 ARRaNaRMl

n.
COmmeueinE Arril 7Ih
IT, 80 trains will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington Ol, 10 40 q m and 53i nm
Leave La1dsnhSTe SSS. - - m aNa5s n a. 4
ArIiya at " llnlneteh ySa 81 lou oad 5 y ID
AEIiNgat L.auaephFE % III s. 4 a nlVf I 6Ir, ~
CONNEC tIONS-Trans leaving WilminEton M
10 ~ m with train leaving Philade delphia Al s ~
IN; Baltimore ct 80 . m aId DsiaVTafs 4 4 t1si,1
arriving AZ 10 rs a. m.
Trains leaving K,lminRtOn at 5 IS n m eonnert,
with train leaving PhiladeiDhia at I % p m
Train arriving at Wilmington at IS IN. With
train PnIladelphia at loan.
IFel9 AEfiyi9g A. Wlininstoa At o. With train
for fuHaaotphiA at3 % m. HCfJtlfl W
Train arriving At Wnmingtan a. % m with
train for BAlu1oro aRa NsshinEtOn at 5 II p N.
Slth train t9r PhilAdelPhia and NsW Yorx 1t 5 50
N. AMI Wtth Dal4G aR8 ~ uaias At = D n
.Hs.... SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave WilminateR ~ and . 20 D m F"
Leave Landenberg 3 IS q N. and 4 Is n m
Arrive MilmiaGtSn 81 m.. asd rOp N.
Arrive Laudsberg 9 u m, and A. p an
Trains arriving 70 NffminetOn 1t s ~ n N ran
meet with trAia Tor khilAdclphiA at 5 .slR N
ODnlbus connections betWsan " and " and p
w. and b DsPosA. and eaIs sf the Wilmington C,tv
Railway. .' DAVID fCONNEBII g,5pf
ap4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
D0I9Waro DtYfgion Tuna Tal
SPRIEa ARRANaRMKMT

A.S HA?1 Tram Nlll run subject to delays Incl
iOns whore tima Is giVen -
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
leave NSR Castle for WilmIngTOn and PhIladsl-
Wtmington At i,%o p. M.. for New Castle,
,,., SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Aonuonal 70 tAose above, leave Smyrn for CLAY
ton II.5J a. n, aud T-5 p. n, Leay aaslaytop fSr
SEayrna $40 .. m, and 200 D. m, 10 MAKE eonps,-
South. --N ''~'''n
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. Tish the Kent Count y an.I Qsve.
AZ CLAY TON. with the Mary Lana All Delaware
At tHAkRINaToN. With the Junction and Break
AtsRAR0RD WitA the Dorchester and Delaware
At DELNAR, With the Eastern sbsr. Rs;l,o,.
and WicOmiOo add POeomOke RAilroad
-----. v. y. KENNEY Qunf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
Ph1ladelphls, Wilmington and Bal.
umor0 Railroad.
nRRRWAnz nVur0VN

IMPORTANT N0TTC E-On and amer NoBdav
April list, lsII Passenger Train will leave Sea
lord at 80 q -fOr PhilndelDhia, RAltimoFS and
Intermediate glatiOus = - AN
! Ihe go p m train from WilminRton Nth phaa-
daPhia and Baltimore connection viii nm 10 So
iofa. A irving a. 1000 D. m. Making three daily
trains to aRd from Seaford N-'''
On and after the above date this ComDanv will d;s .
eontiups running the early morning and eveniRr
trains between Milford and HarFiaRt0n
DO. n. p KENNY Snn,t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

The Bsekwith sac r OrtabIe FamIIy Sew.
Ing Machine en- 30 Days TFIa1g many advan
funded. Sent eOmplete. with fall directions. Beck
with Sewing Machine Co. 862 Broadway, N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

Persia contains GAS, 900 square miles and 10,
100000 inhabitants. IL is therefore nine times
as large Is New England. ... I1.q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

Totol. 10000 Gifia, all Cash, 100000
Only few tickets remain unsOld, and they will be
mrnisGed 70 the first applicants at the following
prices Whole tickets, $40; halves. IS; quarters,
81 90 II wholes for Sl00 So fOv $500 lis for $1,000
For tickets and full information apply to
THOS. Is. BRAMLETTR
or THOS. II. HAYS 4 CO.,
500 broadway, New York: my20-d -d2taE1m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
VI ACES

E0R ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
y Any peIson. old or young. Cf either sex. can
evening. Wanted by ell Suitable to either City
or Country. and any season Of the year. TBis 10 4
rare opportunity for for those who aFe out Of work
End out of money TO make an independent living,
Nc capital bein required. Oar pamphlet. HOW
EO MAKE LIVING" giving full iE struetions,
CO.. Morrisania. WestchesteF Co.. MY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

AGENTS. everywhere 70 sell our new and
= - novel EmbrOideFinR Machino.-
WA NTEn Send for illustrated Circular, to
Ii the Mckee Manu- facturing COM
pany. 800 Broadway. New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
BOA-lON FILTRATION SIGNALS,

Sent on Tsoeipt Of q cents. UniQus Printing an
Publishing House. 80 Vssey street. New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01
nU8A'8
I'D l8tA A04A AHEktkiW
- STEAM FREIGHT LINE

AeAvss e wharf above Chsstnut airosa, PbilaleI-
pAia daily at ,. II. and FFsncA street wharf VIII
A.SSsSsH, e sSslSA' AAnAl' SsrIsslls aod
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

!, .Aseeant PesAs sesvsry variety tS9 rallne ana
MagA9laoa, Aasie. NeWsRApeYa and PahlloaAi0na
o. AZ klnds bound 10 PlAin o. Fancy STYLES.
WaFantoa s1tFe gAtl IlAotiOn.
Ogaashl nail DEs@Itl1 aalonAsd1O. asEAy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

HAND s A P o L l o
~ costs 10 10 IS cents per eak ., and every
BODY should have it. YOu will like il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-01

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, RAaeaAger eag VII ~ aklaaAel tO tAoI tlai1hi
VEN lesy.ng tAilAaalpAlA q slQ PslA, iaF VII
Tke tssia IN ~ e ielASItaa SskalSuS. ShSs
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-03

Some persons lily read in civil service
reform literature think it strange Grant
should have appointed an entirely extran-
eous person Postmaster of Chicago in
obedience to political dictation There is
really nothing irregular about the perform
ance 1t is in strictest conformity with
the Presidential declaration of December
10, 1871, that the Executive is authorized
to enforce these regulations, with full
power to abridge, alter, or amend them at
his option, when changes may be deemed
| advisable " They bind him so far as he
is willing they should-N T World.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-03

ON THE BIBLE, FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.
I20Q pages, $50 engravngs. The best enterprise Of
the yesr Tor agents. Every family viii have il
a. y GoopsPEED q Co, - Park Row, dew York.