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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

HISTORY REPEATING ITSELF BADLY.-The
recommendation of the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury to increase the tax on tea may constitute
the subject for some lively comment at the
celebration Of the centennial anniversary of
the destruction of the tea in Boston harbor
which takes place in Faneuil Hall, Boston
and takes place tomorrow (Dec. 16). 1t was
the tax on tea imposed by the British Govern
ment hundred years ago that led to the event
which is thus to be commemorated, and the
people of our day do not relish the idea Of his
tory repeating itself in so Objectionable q
manner,
THAT SALARY GRAB.-Ths endorsement and
defence Of the salary-grab business by Mr.. Ste-
phens is no feather IN his cap, if they who perpe-
trated the Outrage did applaud him for it, Nor
was 1t any credit TO the Democratic members OF
Congress who voted to make Fernando Wood
Speaker, when they knew that, if Wood did not
vote for that bill. be lodged the question, and
then poeketed the pay as Others did, The Demo
Gratis, or anti-administration party, must go into
the next Presidential campaign with clean hands,
and must not have been connected directly or in
directly, with any of the corrupt practices of the
last Congress- petersburg Netcs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
SOCIETIES..
M1ETIxGs THIS EvExrEo.

Delaware Lodge, No. !, l. O. o. f. aiOld Eel.
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Lenape Tribe, No 6, . X NJ, in fourth story
SaVille Building, 9th and Market street
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 3, O
Z. A. M, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council, No. 9, . u A NJ, at Mechan.
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No 3, Jr, . u A NJ, AT
Hall, jlh and Market streets.
Entl prise Circle, b U g A, at Hall 5OI Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge No !, X of r. at knight
of Pvtlnas Hall, No. 2ll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, G +, at Good Eel.
lows Hall. McClarys Building, COS Market st.
Wawaset Lodge, No Is, q of q 4, Rt room
18th ed Scott streets. =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
The COOk-rooun Of che Boay.

The food that has been cooked in the kitchen
must be re-coOked In the stomach before il can be
applled TO the nOuflshment of the body. As q
means o. facilitating this second cooking in cases
Mnere me process is slowly ana imperfeetly per
it promotes the generation Of heat in the living
aDoratOry in which the crude materials for baild-
iing up and recruiting the human frame are turned
lht1 convertible aliment. But this is not ALL II
acs Deneacially upon the cellular membrane which
secretes the gastric joice. upon the liver, which
produces that natural laxative the bile unon the
vessels which receive the digested food, and upon
ne absorbants which connect the digestive organs
the channels OF circulation. If any portion Of
mn complex machinery is out of order the Bittsrs
VII SET 1t right thus promoting vigorous Digestion
secretion. and the production OF pare rich
life sustaining blood. deel0ioi7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
L DoAL .nrELLuoEMoR

The beau iful wsathe-, to-day, is the general
tleme. ,5. .t.A
Oflatr, business In his city, has increased cor
siderably
Tomorrow, Pennsylvania votes upon her new
Constitution.
The Buell. family sings al the Delaware Avenue
BIptist Church, tonight.
Maggie Mitchell will be at our Grand opeTa
House, a portion sf Christmas week.
Yesterday morning a Lodge OF Good Fellow
attended niOn NJ. L. Church ia q body.
Abct January Let. Joseph L Kllgore will resign
the Presidency Of the Oxford Cooperative Com
pany.
Our prices will be lower this season than ever,
md the huyef will have the satisfaction to exam.
ne a full line OF new and staple goods of our own
Importation. Adams & Bro, BOG Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
MARYLAND AFFAIRS,

Master Frank &. Donnslly, con Of Mrs. Lydia
Il. Donnslly, Of HAvre de Grace, was appointed
one Of tho pages at the House of Representatives
at Washington.
The Seabfcass property, in Salisbury, Wioomico
county, was sold last week for about $1,000. The
residence sold for $500. The John Hemmons
property, in Tyaskin district, cold for Sb95.
On Tuesday last q valuable Aock Of sheep be-
longing to Mr.. William Edelin, In Hartford county,
out OF 100 killed 90 badly Injured that they will
be worthless.
The entire frame work of the first span Of the
railroad bridge the Cecil side Of the river, op.
positc Havre d. Grace has been taken down, pre-
paratory to the erection OF the iron that Is 10
take ilS place. - rs.tsss y.ae.
Last year the SusquehRnna river al HAvre dc
Grace was frozen over on the 20th OF November,
and Ice was abundant; though the prospects OF
the ice crop Is not very encouraging at present,
there is time yet to secure q full crop.
The vestry OF st. Peters church, Of Salisbury,
Wicomlco county, are about TO open public cem-
etery to all denominations, and have laid off the
ground for that purpose. The property was de-
vissd to the church By the lats BenjHmin Parsons
The st. Mary'a Deacon says that in the commits
sioners',court of that county, on Thursday last
application was made on the part Of the Southern
Maryland railroad for the balance Of the internal
Improvement fund coming to the county, but the
court having adj djourned until the 23d of Decem-
ber, it is understood tho application will be re-
sumed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
mE. E, KtnkeIls Bitter Wine Of Iron

has never been Known TO fail in the cure OF weak
ness. attended With symptoms; indisPosiuOn 70 eX
ertiOA; loss Of memory difficulty of breathing
general weakness; horror of disease weak. nerV-
Gus trembling; 4, eadiul horror of death; might
sWeAts; cold feet; weakness; dimness of vision
lanGuOr; universal lassitude q the muscular sys'
tenn: enormous sppeiite, with dysHeptic symptoms;
hot hands; auSAing Ct the bosy, drynefs of the
skin paliid Oouutenauce and erupttons on the
face, purifying tAe blood pain in the back heavi
ness Of the eyel l. II -auent black spots flying be-
fore the eyes NiIl temporary sutusion and loss o
sight; want Of astentiOn, etc. These symptoms II
arise from Weakness, ami 20 remedy that, use
E. F. KuNEa's Bitter Wine Of Iron. II never
fails. ThOusaHad now enjoying health who
have used it. Take only Il. +. kUNKEL'a.
Beware of cOur terIeits and base Limitations. s.
kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron is so well known all
over the country druggists themselves make an
imitation and tTV TO palm il off on teelr customers,
VII they esli 10 kuukei'. Butter WIne of Iron,
kCnkel's Bitter vine OF lrOu Is put up oniy in
81 bottles and has yellow wrapper nicely pu; on
the outside with the pr prletors photograph OF
the wrapper Of each bottl-. ALWAYS look for the
photograph on the Ortside, and YOU " i'll always be
sure to get the ganu ne article.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
dec3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

WILL SAIL, TOMORROW. To morrow Hosn-
ing at seven O'Clock, the steamer John HOPKINS
which isjust being completed at the yard Of the
Harlan 4 Hollingsworth Company, will leave
fer Baltimore, Howard M. jenkins. Of the
Commercial, and lady and severel other resi-
dents of Wilmington, will 70 on this, the first
trip Of the vessel. The Hopkins : built for
the Merchants and Miners Trans 1rtation
Company, and will ply between Baltimore and
Boston. #..4.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

SHARP BEoGARs.-H esterday morning, several
bnmmers along French street, and one Of them
on crutthes, took up his station at the corner OF
Third, where he waited until the AsbuTy Church
was dismissed, and the people came by. Then
he held out hat for aims, but met with no success.
After the people had all gone by, he called to ID
comTade, transferred TO him the crutches, and sent
him 20 another locality, TO Try his luck The
second imposler took the crutches and hobbled
of, with one foot raised, TO all appearance an al
most helpless cripple. These Wretches should be
closely watched for, as there is but little doubt
that they spend for whiskey, the money. thus
frauduleutly obtained.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION
To-MoRROw.-The people of Pennsylvanis
will be called upon tomorrow TO vote on the
proposed new constitution. So far as the dis
cussion during the canvass has progressed II
would seem that the strongest opposition to The
new instrument springs from those whose sine
cure Offices are abolished and whose fat iobbin
schemes are thRarted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
CITT NOTICES.

The bcst recommendation Of the Bismarck Gate
comes from those who have worn them. They IN
Variably advice their fiends to drop in and try !
on al BABCOCk & BRO.
3O6 Market street
"A good article alverises itself" and the Be
A Irc& Iidifcr for Gear tuea Is WniUci sally recon
msnieI by those who have worn it as the Gdifer
BABC0CK 4 BRO.
306 Market street.
Mems Gaiters. g. and up,
Mems Boots, 81 aud ups
Ladies Shoes. 81 30 and up,
At the old cheap Store of
BABCOCK & BRO.
9O6 Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

THE ELKToN ATFAIR,-A few days ago we pub
lshed the eScGpdae Of few festive but impecu-
NOUS Wilmington sports, at Elkton, which ro-
suited in their being th rashed soundly and Ieav-
ing town without paying their hotel bills. This
was promptly exploded" by Ecery EUentn1 as q
Sensational story" but re its O. uh, and
say that the young men in question waited for the
train al the depot, instead of catching it out OF
town they would have received another thrash
ing from tho indignant hotel proprietor, who
awaited them there With q coWhide in his hand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

MEETING THIS EVENING IN THE WEST PREs-
BTTER'AN CHURcH.-rho Pastor Rev. J. N. +.
OTIS, aunOuncod last night that there WHs such a
msnif 4 increase of Interest in the Congregation
and sabbath school thst there would be Preach
ing this evening in the lecture room at ~
O'Clock. Prayer meeting at : all persons invit-
al
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

The Prince Of Wales has transmitted through
General Sir W. Knollys, K q. B., donation Of
tWentv-hve guineAs 10 the Secretary Of the Lon
don Newspaper Press Fund, for the purposes OF
the Society, accompanied by the expression of his
good will towards the institution, and OF the in
teTest his ROYAL Highness takes in Its sncceas
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
ANNIVEItsAtY
OF 1mE SABBATH SCHOOLS OF THE First PRES.
BYTERIAS CHURCH.

OF 1nE SABBATH SCHOOLS OF THE FIRsT PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH.
Yesterday afternoon, the First Presbyterian
ChurCh, Market street. below Tenth, was crow
ded 10 ils ulmc 81 capacity, on the occasion o
The anniversary of The Sunday Schools cOnnCc-
ted with the church.
The room was most handsomely decorated with
nowerd and eyergreens, ARRANGED in tasteful de-
signs, aud several rustic chairs were arranged
in the pulpit recess
The exercises were Of a very interesting
character, consisting Of singing by the schoI ars,
PRAYER, addresses and offerings ts
Rev, Mr.. Jones, OF Cenlrevile, delivered a
pleasant and interesting address, aud the ad-
dress NY Rev. Enoch Stubbs, Of Asbury, NJ. e.
Church, was able and instructive. A bri ef ad-
dress, was also made by the psstOr Of the church
Rev. s.. ii. McKown.
The report Of the Superintendent VIM. d.
Dove, which was read, showed that during the
past year, there had been steady increase in
memship and that the school, at present, in
flouriahing condition.
A memorial wreath was present by ihe Infant
class, for Iitle Frank Feldhein, 4. deceased
member. After this presentation, touching
quaTLette was sung by four scholars Of the
inisnt Glars, the whole clsss joining in the cho-
rus. A..
The singing by the schools Wss excellent and
gave evidencs Of careful training, ON The part
Of the teachers. t.
The exercises closed with the singing of the
grand old Coronation Hymn followed
by tho Do1ology, sud the Belcdiction, by the
pastor.
Tha anniversary was one ofthe rnost pleassut
affairs ever held in this church andwssa source
Of delight 10 all present.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

Y. NJ. g. A public meeting will be held at
ne Wilmington Institute, tomorrow evening, toi
the purpose Of organizing Young Mems Chris
tian Association. John WanamakeT, of Phila.
lelpbia, and others, will make addresses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

OUR DEFENsEs. The OTder for the noun
ting pf six fifteenInch guns at CIark's Point
has been cOuntermanded. and OBIVl two al
them are to be placed in position. Two al the
Others are TO be sent TO Fort Mifln, near PhIla.
and two to the battery opposite Fort DelaWare
on tho Delaware river. Schooner II. A. Taber
is 20 take them on board, and win be tOqVed by
steamtHg 70 their destination. - Bsff0yd GfaJs-
ddYd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

LOVE- FEAsT.-The present is n love felst week
among the NJ. Z Churches, Of this city. This
evening the feast will be held at Brandywine
Church Tuesday evening at Scott "Wednesday,
at st. Paul's; Thursday, at Uuion, and Friday at
Grace.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

PLoUGHING.-Sevsra OF the farmers in Christi
ana Hundred, We're engaged in p'oughing the past
week. This is rather unusual work fer December,
at least 1t has not been praciced for several years
back, ihe ground usually containing too much
frost
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

POLICE CASES. s.-ChaTles FuTen ensOn. Was ar
rested by officer Writ, for dsOrderly conduct.
He was required TO pay costs, and give bail,
in the sam Of $500 TO keep the peace.
James Sheridan, last NIGHT. becamaa cvazv
druek, and, by his shouts. and Yells. created
considerable excitement on Fifth street, near
Market O0icer McGonigle arrested him, and
this morning, he was fined cents and costs,
by tho Mayor. ~.
The above are the only cases since Saturday
morning. 1t Is q fact, and one worthy of eon-
graduation, that while the churches. at pres.
enf. are working so effectuaIly, there IS but
little Tor the police TO do Surely. morality is
the increase, In our midst. - lIeff 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

PURCHASER. Nathaniel MechOiT, qua smith o
our city, has purchased the property NO 234 King
street, for $1,000. We believe that he intends
fitting II up for stores. 1t Is desirable property
aud must increase rapidly in value.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
l.AnlES.

We have large stock Of Childron's Shoe
that rpst he sold rall ana examine. they are yer,
cheap, WI. II. BABUGCk ~ co..
Sl3 Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION oF SPECIS PAYMENT Vim. II. Bap
cock a. Co. SlS Market street, doors below Al
will take siper in exchange for Boots anj ShOes e
A limited extent they don't want too much ei II
howeVeF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

FINE LIouoRs AT CosT.-L. Raymond, No, 6l5
Shipey st., will close after Monday next The
oublic are invited to call and purchase his stock
Of Iiquors at cost. 2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

u iE Jour advantage TO boy Rhere you can 8nd
the hfgest stock tfhs lowest prices remenbsr
Adams 4 Bso. is the place, COG Market street, +
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
a Amuse1ments.
MRS. OATES AND COMPANY AT THE GRAND
OPERA HOUSE.

At the Grand Opera House. Saturday night Mrs
GStss hsr s5csifIt Comic QseFa Company per
lence OF the performance e.ited, Witbouty Al
temptln; TO narhcula-Ee we will JUS s.y that The
presented In most enjoyable manner. and ths1
each character Performed his or her part With
sue go Eeee Yine The hearty h1piause oi
the audience, The costumes were beautiful the
stage scenery grand the acting sp ted the sinRinS
superb and the intervals bet Neen the acts exceed
fngiy brief. Iahel altogether it was one Of Hos
perfoTmance3 which are unexeeptionabIy pleasinr
and rom which tAe whole apdi ienesesn rsiire with
moneys worth had been received We hone That
Ars, Oates viii ere long, favor with her per
lormanee ~ her hfgt class company, aud that fhs
part. - 'NN ~ Sfeg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
GRAND PAM7oMIME PERFonMA Ncv

On ModnesdsE gnd Thursday evenings, Maaitt 4
nsltnolomewe Flick and FIiet faatOminO TToupe
HsnAe; This troupe 3 said TO be the most eIcel-
lent OF tne ohefacter nov traeeIlibR. Jamek &
MAnitt' the great Amerisan Clown, and w III bar
helomPH, the renowned Pantal0on, apDear al tacb
performance; aeoempanied hy ssfnl and eoan Siete
support Admission. 80 and 70 cents. The saIe of
reserved seats opens At the Opera House Box 0fs "
TO day, No extra chaFse. I"se
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15
THOSE PURCHASING

q large aud varied stock at low prices. 80
WM. Il. BABC0Ck K CO.
ArEaeis are Eccfs.-''rell the truth and shame
old Satan" there is no getting around il; what We
have said is said and the public bear out in oui
conclusion that for 6rst-class boot shoe or Gaiter
"a pet H. WM. II. BABCOCk i CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

I ANDRRTH's new crop Turnip aud Ruta Be,
". n. CHANDELIERS.
III ~ Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-15

ever introduced. Those who may doubt the eu-
perior advantages of this shoe over all others
should call and satisfy themselves. at
WIN. II. BABC0CK d CO.,
oct29-3m 313 Market Street. 4 doors below Ath
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eis GTnie Tai& bsran Hnb Ser{pvt1i cine lsbr
IstGs 10 ntresn. gisls unlsrsr farmer ilHb
bntite an psuma9su.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-03
S5arrisbnra, Ya., Connerftas, Smli 3, 1873.
poelie.

1srIin's Grmb unb Miafammsn
an tfn
S6ab bon Derifen.
Sfifafn 0ih nit itIi'nfn 0krsa
Dia tn aaifn bsuf HiuutH.
pnFtn's S@ab nabt aus tsm Oain
Wit ttn eittfn unb gtirtutn.
Nas-r-ed-Din, sin sslu Spris
aus aIi.iarfIt4tm Gftlf9if,
Ctn dnf bic 9il9itts nfantn
Wirb ,tfr grsbt uns 0n,tn."
Bon tsi&auII&tm enifaIisH
0iu tu 6hrif ~ f9dIf'nm DtnIsn,
3u Ter rfifsn Nht grffnnm,
gdnts BOIits Gdfn lslf.H.
GaTun los CT aus psm Oftn,
shbn tas gsIuIibGil bflsgfnb,
SH'nm Slidts. Gtifktn fhntmb,
eanb uns Stast unb Rsu tuItfiissns.
SsIbii .u f4au.H uns ID rraisa,
ilns las 9silt ansluHdbIsu,
Uait Ter abn t,dnb'f9n SiIsuns
pnhm's 3ussns 10 stittIsn.
pra4ifs irIii n auf uut mitiib
@eIt NIT peafn eintfH frfHtne,
Es4 tn nf@Iitt'rsn 9sssn.GabH
aIs bn psItb'rtn ft ninuins.
g,as in 8!sib ten ganb tnirunssn,
6Srftnns bat an's si9t stbsbm,
eDht Ter S9ab unt ihnf Gslin,
@hft na9 tsm Ruib HpTsbfr.
edl unb Glad auf trr;n DfstH.
RSs' % tua tti ans ssfaasn.
NSSt NIT trm stbsHitn Sss.n
Wfiiu uns turad ibr RifIsn.
ffbrf Jar Rattsaa uns Rofs,
S&ab, tu btim. sanu fri sir Iastns,
Das rIssi su baa I'm stuti9sn
8d$t aIs sH iesi ecu Abtns.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-03
Die ar6ete Nerbrettuna.

Die er6Rte @erbrettuns.
Die Circulation her ,ytnnfYlYantfts
staats- 3sttuns" IN Daupbin County
III GROCER ais bic irsenA sintr antersn tn 3ar-
fisburs gsbrudisn bfutiUrn obfr enaltltfn 9si-
tuna. Sis tietft brsba!b bic bette @tlegtnbett
An,tiaen In bielem Ibslle brs Staates cine
usife gsrbfstiuns Iu ptrltaiftn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-07-03
Sabrsans z.
Dts
yennlblbaniibe Staats,eitmas,

psrausgtgstsn bon
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
stl9sint jsSsn DonnerNas, uub iOifet -. 90
per Jabr, 5ablbar inntrbalb tss9abIfs, uno
-. so na& Gsrfue hss Sabrsanss.
@iuSsIns Grsmplreu, 5 Geut8 per StGd.
atint SubIeriptionsn psrbsn far nfntssr
als feds Mcnatsn aussnommtaj au9 tarn
Rtsulaab bas Ylait bbsfsllsr, Bis aat Mid
aistt tssablt iInt.