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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-05
NORTH REMINGTON.

here.
NORTH BENNINGTON.
/ l., G.. Ilouzhtou has just returned from
New York with a well selected stock Of
new goods.
ii &. Houghton has purchased the
u,rrrs, ofJ c. IIougmon, senior part.
ner Of the firm Of J. g. Il II. c. Hough-
ton merchants
Horace Patrell, late in The employ OF
Geo. II. simous, E.q, has removed to
Pownal 10 engage as partner in the tin
business there.
N. d. LOOMS, general ticket agent
Of the Illinois Central railroad at Chi.
cago, is spending his vacation here for
the mutuaipIcasure Of himself and many
/ friends.
Warren Butcher, wife aud daughter
/ of Milford, Mass, some twenty years
ago residents OF tbi, place, are visiting at
VIM. J. Tombs.
i. {. Heughton aud wife who have
been spending several weeks in the
/ West have now returned.
/ Philip O'Brien, who has for about
( ear been in feeble health, aud few
months ago left oslensibly for California,
has just returned.
Dr. Hiram Koon is very low with
/ Typhoid fever, aud fears are entertained
for his recovery.
/ The readers Of the Journal who re.
member that Bennington county has sew
eral conyicts at the reform school at
Waterbury will be Interested to know
something OF that institution. Senator
Iioughlou, speaking Of the late wish
1T the Legislature to the institution says
that they touud everything ueat aud in
ordcr, the discipline admirable, and
great pains taken To promote the health,
education and general wcll-being OF
those vino have thus early fallen IA the
ways of vice and crime, aud if possible,
restore them 90 the paths Of yrluc aud
usefulness. TIE good people of Yer.
m1nr may well r,jpice t,Iat this iu.litu,
tluu, 50 h1mane 10 its designs. so well
fulfil, ihe cN pccDa,jous Of las founders.
Saturday afternoon, Oct. 3lst. was O
lively lime at the North Bennington
driving pax, The races were open To-
al hJises owned ia Bennington county
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q. .s.....t.... $500. ....I ,.....t.. f..
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q a'1t a'ttHff' ~ h'"atoffatta4 ~~
-" lH"Is"4t "' tAs- "t'h "a sn-P'e'''''-
'H"h'h- l1fFsaasi arrived ai East Dor,
'.t claiming !" oe hatA.e dealer if"t"
'a"'a"s'plta- Ills ACTIONS were sou'e~
a"4i s".pda.an'. A't.i"aE1 "e'| dressed
ae SEEMED "a DE 'isit ai money! bot
a.a.aae3 lo ba "H<a"E marble. uA"&ln&
af'"nd p"lI .riaa} be "as J''"td "E
'"a 1a"la3e'ai"s."H" aiming 90 be from
A".'t a''as. '''*'"'"I "a Hai""ae 'het
drove 3" 7'45h h1Fse't ealing at lia"Ia}
a ta2 qAaff3 they were lmned by
satnr" hat sfedF aud snspiel""'''oob'"@
Individual "a" said "e was from Aa"-
chester y 1. The fi'iadeiphah SAID he
wanted 90 pn chase 'd7eAs 10 shlp 10
fb'''ae'pa'a' out hr. hsht- agent Tor
Prince N Co., hf whom lhe blocks were
owned mot -eeias any money preferred
I" Keep them torf then len, dnY'"g
N2 io Itinee y Cos matu.e nlH when
"H' hol running ON account oi 10" water
a"1 'heie was 200 Que 10 "@' on t"rn'-
i0H5 io"htd around the wa" }atd put
'i"s %" "'fa "l mi"'ona'te@. lhf3 '"f"
'''t"'I''" '' e"'e' zoe 'll'2a gu I''"ee "
I"'' d. he'"- 'n one part "' '"e mouse
"1a"P''" '} l.. T.. 'i"'.'t' M'-. ii'l'1
oa'"s away inc mouse was locked tie
Ro'" 80 i''ee the ''eh' ''eF procure"
ladder "t' 'tinor" !" one "i Tue '"am-
h't "i"a'"@' '"l''"a "ai isbi OF glass
a"o removing 'h' eaten 10 'he "i""o"
ASA Forcing A" entrance IT. Us supposed
uie'f o'Jse was 10 force Inc sale "'
''lhe' a Co. O"' ''I'o"a'eE MT h""'
"'' ''''',.' Wv ''. ''''1' "''' "'''',, - ',N
taay r,u,,u.a..5 rna,,a,gi,g inc h,n.n
fl, vau.h,.s b,f Mr.. Iiol.ov had a..
moved the silver TO The cellar aud had
taken the money with her. Not dudng
any valuabics they cleared ont what pro
visions they could hnd aud left. Mrs.
tfoIey ou her return discovered the con.
fusion aud at first dared not cutter her
houss-by going tot Mrs. Rubideau, "a
t'e"e" I""y VINO resided at " snort ol'-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-05

riT,vpgT of rheumatism, neuralgia, Loeb
jaw palsy spraius suelIings, caked breas s,scalds
burns salt-rheum, cal, ache, &c,,upon the huma
rramo and Of strains, spawn, gals, &c. upon ali
mails il. one year than have all other pretende
remedies since the world began, Il is counter
tuant, an all healing pain relieVcr. Cripple
throw away their crutehcs, the lame walk, pois
nuous bites are rendered harmless and tn
woun cd are healed without scar. II ia p'
hambuE. The recipe il published around oEeI
bottle II is selling as no article ever befor'
sold, aud 1t sells because 1t does just wha 1t pre-
tends to do Those aho nov suffer from hen
matstn. pain or swsilng deserve tosuIrrif the
sIll not Use Ceutaur ointment More than 100
cpracatea Of remarkable cures, iueuding irozrl
tul1s, ch onle-rhcumati-u, govt running to.
aus. Nc, have been rscciyad. We viii send
circular continuing certificates The recipe, 81.
GRATIS, 60 auy one requesting (. Oao bottle"
the yellow wrapper Ccauor I5umeut is vert
one hundred dollars fir rpraiuet or sHeenit'
horses and mu'cs, or for -freE-wHrm tu sheep
stfek-osner--th unimcutis worth yo8ratten
ton. No family should ha without Ceatau
tinlment a-h by all Drasu-ts. 90 cents pu
bottle srge hottles sioJ. J. p. Rasg 60.
81 HrHsdsay ErS 1uga
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-05

NEW GOODS
MRS. BLACKMEg, Factory rotut
ta, Ias resolved lsrgs pes stesket
MuurxrEr Goous
Splcadid eork q Ted.os Ho,s, Tsirr'
8ai tae'w Hafs,
All the novelties oftbc season in Hats.
Turquoise and velyets, an shades.
A ItEgE ASSORTMENT oF YFaTHEEs
FLOWERS ANp E3EEnA>
Infant Meuao Caps,
Children aud Misses Hats
The largest ,,osA aad tAe best assortment at
MILLINERY GOODN
ever shown In this town.
Mrs pLACKNrB
Factory poiot-gttw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-05

ee# 6as ese#Ee frsa. fsts5a ff7sfsrHss Frfx fts :
-r 49, t-sH.aa isaac ra,eBw 81.
eaa sr8 ua aEH tauearaH of A. n.
HfsrG aad Mr BearI bass made great
ssa-srmr.t aa Els piece c.. Ore rgllsec.
hmrz4r auaal e. Mara BatHeHser.
= f.. Long tss aftIt erected haf5fag
aeat Isis rrsfHanra uhna laaEs rers
masa H.a Harr. aH# Be waF tee possible
'aaf ra .aail hava two stores Instead of
aaa. Nheft are the gfaHeerss
WESTON.
p.....,... .,.- .-...t. - ...a e..le,s,,e
hrasr .afa rrfghaarss enclosure and
-aan amor l-.ng driven back "a was dis.
covered ths, THE ham af aae ola vatu-
elsa. ..Ir. 90 tt.-ra year c4 sfrrr. was
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HfNbHGLLE

The seth Tashr farm aud other
property B.. advertised for sale at aae,iou
Saturday. NV 4lsf.
r,ar.
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-. 49,. ,..'.. r.. -. w. n. -.
..... W.. ,...-...' .'.. NJ. 49,. NJ.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-11-05

IN re II 40 palu which the C@
taur Lnimeut viii not relieve, u,
sweling it will not -nbdue, aud Il
lameuess which IL will not eur,
This is strong language, but j, i
true. 1t has produced mme cure
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
The Emperor and the Pope.

Before the general election of members to the
German Parliament 0hc Reichstag) which has
terminated in giving considerable majority TO
the government, an important circular, on the
subject OF the present conflict OF Germany with
the Pope, was sent by Prince Bismarck to all dip
lomatic agents Of the Empire. with the usual re-
quest that its substance should be communicated
to the respective governments OF the countries In
which they are stationed The substance OF this
mssiye is stated to be declaration that the Ger
man government Il. c., Bismarck himseiD had
done all in its power 10 avoid the struggle but Is
now compelled, by the conduct OF the Vatican to
carry 1t Oh to the end adding that the whole
German nation, in the interests of the Empire,
urges the ministers to whom the circular was
sent to act with energy "against the absurd pre-
tensions of Rome to Interfere with the civil rights
OF the State" The quarrel of Germany with the
Papacy is of old date. On Christmas Eve, A. ID.
500, Pope Leo Ill crowned Charlmagne Emperor
OF the West, and the Roman hierarchy was soon
extended 20 Germany. As Boon as henry Ill, The
second Emperor of the House of Franconia, had
entered into his new dignity in 1882 he claimed
high rights, and actually nominated four German
Popes. His successor, Henry ~, who reigned
A. d. 1056-ll06, also appointed Popes, and enter
lained the idea of making himself head OF all
Christendom, but was resisted by Pope Gregory
VII, who was aided by the concurrent revolt of
German peoples aud princes against this iron
handed Emperor, and eventually established the
independence OF the Roman See and its head and
Inc suDservlency OF the herman ruler lnat was
eight centuries ago. and the feud between the
Emperor and Pope, never wholly suppressed, has
broken out in our owntime oil the old grounds
the Vatican claiming what Caesar still refuses.
Bismarck has shown himself "terribly in ear
nest' las John Kemble said of the acting OF Ed
mund kean) in the matter of Monsignor Ledoch-
owski, a German archbishop, who having been
fined for an imputed violation OF the law, refused
to pay the fine and was put into durance vile for
his contumacy. In almost every civilized coun-
try except Prussia, when there was neglect or re-
lusa TO pay legally imposed fine, the goods OF
the recusant would be levied on. In Prussia
they take possession Of the owner. 1t need
ly be added that this affair has greatly widened
the breach between the German Emperor and the
Holy See-Press
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
@E. F, KunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iror

has never been known TO fail in the cure OF weak
ness, attended with SYMPHONIC indisposition 70 ex
ertIon; loss of memory difficulty Of breathing
general weakness; horror Of disease; weak. merry
Gus trembling; d. eadful horror of death night
sweats cold feet weakness: dimness Of vision
iansuor universal l.sstuds ef the muscular sys-
tenn spormous appetite. with dyspeptic symptoms;
hot hands; ,aushing CT the body, drynsts Of the
skin pallid couutenanee and eruptions on the
face. purifying the blood pain in the ba ack he avi
ness Of the syeds frequ ent black spots N.Y. ne be
fore the eyes with temporary sufusion and loss Q
sight; want OF attention, etc. These symptoms al
arise from weakness. and to remedy that. use
z. r. KUNKKL's Bitter Wine Of Iron. 1t never
tails. Thousands are now enjoying health who
have used it. Take only E. F. KUSKEL's.
Beware of csunterfeits and base Limitations. as
Kunk sPs Bitter Wine Of Iron is 50 we'll known all
over the country, druggists themselves make an
whea they csll it Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron.
Krskel's Bitter Wine OF Iron is put up only in
81 bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put on
the outside. with the ,Dropristor's photograph on
the wrapper Of each bottle. Always look for the
photograph on the outside, and you will always be
sure to get the genuine article.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
dec3-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
The Price of Coffee.

During the early part Of the session OF Con-
gress, there was proposition made looking TO
the imposition OF a tax on coffee of two or three
cents pound. immediately upon the broaching
OF the subject, the holders and importers OF coffee
put up their prices from 33 cents and 35 cents per
pounu to 45 and 80 cents per pound. This was
doue, although no action was ever taken on the
measure looking to an increase in tue tax; the
whole consideration of the proposed change in
the tariff so far, having amounted to nothing more
serious than talk. For this talk, the people Of the
United States are paying twenty-five per cent.
more for every pound of coffee they consume than
they would have done if Congress had let the
subject religiously alone.
The immense profits which the holders OF coffee
are now realizing from their stock are paid by the
public; and instead Of going into the United
States Treasury, in the shape of revenue duties,
they go only TO enrich number OF lucky mer-
chants So much for talk, unaccompanied by &C
tion, prompt and to the point
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
100000 TICKETS,
PRICE $l.OO EACH.
OR SIX FOR FIVE DOLLARS
8006,6OO in Gifts
AS FOLLOWS
CNE CHANCE IN EVERY NINE,

Ths distribution will be in public and will b.
N made under the same form and regulations a. th
San Francisco and Louisville Library Gift Col
certs. under the supervision oi o committee d
prominent citizens selected by the ticket holders
Reference as TO the integrity of this euterprs.
and OF the management is made I'd the following
we'll known citizens
Sam. L. Tibbals. A. Topronce. J. Malsh, J. Il
Gerrish-Mcmbers of City Council.
Judge 7, J. Black. Asst U. y. Assessor Malsh
d Greenwald, Projectors Metropolitan Hotc
EuRine Moore, City Marshal; W. W. Hull. Arch
tect; kehoe, Constable J. Kupfer. Jeweer
Capt =. Howe, Contractor y, u, Richmond d
Co., Commission Merchants; M. r. Campbell. Pro
prietor of Central Hotel; Singleton * Creath
Preprietors Pacific Stables; S. p Hitch, Merchan.
Sandy, Utah; A. q. GARRISON. Helena, Montana
We will also announce that each and every PEI
son buyin ticket can at any and all times e1
anime our books and all business transactions coz
nected with the enterprise; and as the drawing o.
prizes will be placed in the hands OF honest anC
disinterested men, 1t will insure fair and ippar
tial distribution.
Good Responsible Agents Wanted. Liber
al Commission Allowed.
&rMoney should be sent by Express or by Draf
on any solv emit bank, BY Post Office Money Order
or Registered Letter. at our risk For par ticuars
E. w. MORGAN, Manager,
jan23d3m Lock Box 1853. Corinne, Utat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
CITY NOTICES s.

The best Recommendation of the Bismarck Cater
variably advise their friends to drop in and try 1t
on, at BAbCoCA bnO.,
400 Market street
"A good article advertises itself, and the BIS
narcE Cater for Gentlemen is unirersaLy recon,
mended by those who have worn it as the Cater
for comfsrt and convenience, For sale only by
2O6 Market street.
Mems Caters. g and up,
Mems Boots, $3 and up.
Ladies' Shoes, 81 50 and up,
At the old cheap Store Of
BABC0CK 4 BRO.
206 Market street.
LADIES,
Ts have a large stock of Childreu's Shoes
hat must be sold, call and examine, they are very
cheap. WIN. ID: BABgVCk q CO..L
13 Market St.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENT WIN. ID. Bah
cock q Co., 3l3 Market street, doors below 4th,
viii take sslrer in exchange for Boots AMI Shoes 70
limited extent they don't want too much OF it,
however.
THOSE PURCHASING
Boots and Shoes at 313 Market street. doors be-
low Fourth, have the advantage of selec ting from
q large and varied took at low prices.
WM. II. BABC0CK co.
lla2Fdcts are Fdcts.-"Tell the truth and shame
Ia Satan" there is no getting around it: what we
ave said IL said and the public bear US out in our
oucusion that for frst-class boot shoe or gaiter
l3 Harket street. four doors below 4th. is the place
get it. WIN. Ii. BABCOCk q CO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
FACTS AND FAuCiES,

obstructive wall paper is suggested.
Mortised bricks are new French patent
Beavers are cribbng sweet potatoes in Geor-
gia.
The best teachers have been the hardest stud
ents.
The skins Of black foxes sell at iAbulo u:
prices
Dentists should wear gums in sloppy wea.
ther.
Georgia has we'll on to round half million
Of ours.
a correspondent thinks moaogrIms ought to
be taxed
book Of ceremonies for laying corner stone;
is called for
In Paris, house painters use neither ladder;
nor scafo.L.
Over quarter Of the State of Minnesota, ol
l3,2O90 900 acres OF land, have been given to The
railroads.
Schoolmaster-"W hat is nothing >" Boy
ut is when man asks you to hold his horse
and just says, Thank you
THE SIANEsE TwINs-The Philadelphia
Evening Star of yesterday says that the
autopsy on the bodies Of the twins will take
place to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
EsoLUfIoNs OF RESPECT UPON TIL

r EsoLUfIQNs OF RESPECT UPON THE
II Death of Andrew McSorley. who died at
Knights Ferry. Stanislaus Co. California.
To the Worshipfnl Master; Wardens and Breth-
rem of Summit Lodge. No. 1l2' +. d A. NJ.
We. the undersigned Committe appoint Cd TO draft
resolutions in regard 10 the death of our deceased
Brother. Andrew McSorley. respectfully submit the
following:
WHERKls. 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect
Of the Universe to remove from our midst our wor-
thy and we'll beloved Brother. Andrew McSorey.
calling him from labor here below to reffeshment
in the celestial Lodge above, Therefore.
Resotued. That by the death of Brother Andrew
McSorley. our Lodge has lost one of its best most
Jealous and faithful members. and society good
and upright man.
Resotred. That We tender, to the relatives and
friends OF our deceased Brother. sincere sym
pa.hy In this the hour of their affection,
Reso!ped. That the Lodge Room be draped in
mourning and that the members wear the usual
badge for 30 days.
Kesetued That these resolutions be spread on the
minutes Of this Lodge. and that copies be sent for
Eubllcat.on TO the county papers. alse a copy to
the relatives OF Brother McSoriey under the Seal
of the Lodge. =
JACOB HASHLACHER,)
II. +. TURNER. SCommittee.
WIN. Il. STEWART. }
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
Notable Musder Trial and Experimen nj
with n COlOred Jury.

CHARLESTON. ). c., February The IL ial
Of James and b. L. Duffus, for the murder OF
Harry West in July last, was closed late last
night with verdict Of murder in the case OF the
former and manslaughter in the case of the lat
ter All the parties were young white men
and respectfully connected. The accused were
defended by three leading lawyers and prosecu-
ted by the attorney general of the State. A pc
culiar feature of the trial was the selection by
the prisoners counsel of jury composed exclu-
sively Of black men of the most ignorant and
uneducated class, the reason assigned being that
these would be free from the prejudices caused
by newspaper reports of the atrocous circum
stances Of the murder at the time it was COM
mitted. The jury were cut three hours The
defense has moved for new trial.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

INTERESTING RKvIyAL.-As we have pr 2
viously stated, an interesting revival of religion
is In progress at the Dover NJ. E. Church. This
revival has not confined itself to tlfe resident
people of the town, but has seriously influenced
the students at the Wilmington Conference
Academy, and numbers of them are nightly
seek ing religion at the altar. The interest
among the students is very Great, and before i,
ceasf nearly ifnotq uit, II OF them will be
brous within the fold 1h Il hisioubtless very
gratifying to the Directors ofthe Academy and
TO those connected with the church.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
SOCIETIES.
Mxx1,xoa AIMS xvHNINo.

Washington Lodge. No /, A A. at hall,
Second and King streota L..
Asylum Lodge, No 20, o o r, at Odd Fell
lows Hall. Third and King streets
Good Intent Division, No 5, 5 Of I, ut Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, B U @ A, Hail 6o4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 8, K Of P, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Washington Division, No 8, s Of I Fifth and
Market streets.
American Star Lodge, No l, e r, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True Templars. at Hall
cor. Of 7th and Spruce streets
American Star Lodge, No. 1, I. o. orG. T., now
meets in the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

SALE OF SrocK-At kirkwood, yesterday, l.
W. Stidham s. Son, Auctioneers, sold for John
{. Clark, lot Of stock and farming utensils lad
vertised in the GAzETTE.) The prices received
for stock are as follows;
Highest COW, S7l average price OF a cows
S54 67; pigs, &c IS each one 2 year old bull, s47
one yoke Of oxen, $40 one pair of mules, 1901
the highest price received for horses was S25l
The farming utensils brought fair prices. The
sale had been we'll advertised in these columns
and as the sleikhng was excellent, the attendance
was very large.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

SHIPMENTS ON THE W. d w. r. r.
Saturday afternoon, fifty-six barrels of snuff
were sent from Yorkiin station, on the Will
mington q Western Railroad, by w. E.
Garrett q Co, yesterday. y. J. d. Sharp
less shipped sixty barrels Of flour from
Ashland station, same road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

SHOOTING Exc1TEMENT.-A 210 West Tenth
street, last evening, quite an excitement was CO.
casioned, ior awhile. 1t appears that Mrs. Amelia
Rosslter, who resides here, announced to her son,
on his arrival home from work her intention OF
going 10 Philadelphis, to reside. This did not
suit the son. and in the course of violent remon-
STRANGE he drew pistol from his pocket and
fred two shots ut his mother, fortunately missing
her. The young man queted down after tins
display of tilial affection, and the excitement
which was occasioned by the shots soon subsid-
ed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENT.-O Fri
day and Saturday evenings, and Saturday af-
ternoon next, at the Institute Hall, the great
Temperance drama Reclaimed" will be per-
formed, bya excellent amatuer company,
under the auspices of Wilmington and Eden
Divisions 5. OF T., of this city. The enter
tainment will also comprise, songs, tabeaux,
&c. Particulars are given in an advertise
ment elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
OBSTACLE TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
lmpediments 10 Marriage Removed. New meth cd
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies
Adaress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth ST., Philade phia. Pa.-an Institution having
o high reputation for honorable conduct and pro
fess;opaI sill teb6 -2taw&w2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

ARRAIaNMKNr OF RIoHARDs-This morning
Henry Richards, (cold) was arraigned by District
Attorney Wanser for the murder OF Samuel
Harris, al Valley Forge, on the 9th of last De-
cember. To The Court, Richards plead "nol
guilty" Our readers will remember the case
that of Harris being shot by Richards IN Richards
house, The wounded man was taken to the
Chester County Aims Eouse, where he died on
the subsequent Both OF December. The trial viii
take place in the next Court oil Quarter Sessions
- West Chester NelUs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10
Special Notices.

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
strest respectfully informs his friend and the public
n general that he esps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and that a competent person Is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tina
price Of the msdi ines the price as they would
bay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited 1t
keir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Reynolds &
Co., sold last week. as Agents for the Gordon
Estate, lot on Eighth street nesr Orange
52x7O feet, to Thomas Green, for 5000 Also iol
on Eighth street near French to Huxley Harvey
30x64 feet price and terms private. They ofeI
sundry other lots and houses, portions Oh the
same estate, eligibly located on French. King
Seventh and Eighth streets, at private sale, on
easy terms and low prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

A FARMERS GRANGE AT LANDENBERG. -
At Landenberg, Chester county, Pa, Saturday
night j. It. Carter, State Lecturer Of the Penn
sylvainia Patrons of Husbandry, delivered a
lecture to good sized audience. on the sub
icct of Farmers Oranges. At the conclusion
of the lecture, thirty names were offered for
membership in Grange which will soon be
organized al I4andenberg
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

SPECIAL ELEcrIoS IN Cecil CoUNTY-The
special election iu Cecil county to fill the vacan-
cy 10 the House Of Delegates accustomed by the
Iesgnstion of Hon. james B. Groome. will be
held on the 18th inst, The Democratic Conser-
vatives primaries will be held tomorrow, and
the County Convention on Thursday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-10

.ENTERTAINAfENT.-Thls evening, at theInsti
tute Hall, VIM. ii. Barnes, Esq. whose last
appearance in this city is SO well remembered
will give another of his incompatible enter
tainments. The attendance will doubtless be
large.