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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
3iues of Trarel.
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
DBCEnBgp %. 1873,

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows for
Phiiadelphi and intermediate Stations, Z, no.
s30 ~ 70 u. m; z. A. 7 IL. 10 Il y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York. 20 q. IN 1879. AZ
y In.
Baltimore aud intermediate Stations. ~ So, 10 o.,
a. tn, 8 10 y. N.
~ D. al.
Trans for DslawsTe Division, leave for
New Castle, u 55 10 10 n. H.; -, u 36 20 D. IN.
Sesfori aud Inform ediate Stations. li65, ID 10 a
m d IS y, IN.
Delmar and intermediate Stations. I2 So, 10 10
y. III.
SUNDAY TRAIxs
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations 4 l5 6 80
1924 p.m
Philadelphia and New York. 1 20 a: m
Baltimore and Washington. IL 81. z 10 u. m
Tor further Information passengers are referr ed
to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. F. F.KENNEY,
tnarll JydAw SUPERINTENDENT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

unless was paid and paid literally; heard the
money to pay rs and the expenses of the trial
and everything necessary for the defence, was
m ispd hv
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08

The Mills House Hotel, Oh arleston, S. g.,
which cost over 500 900 in gold, was sold &C
auction, Thursday, for s2I zoe; The eject OF
negro rule.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
VIM. 8. WATT,
NO. l0aa MAskesstreet,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER

Wishes his friends and patrons to know that he has
resumed business in the above brancos and would
desire 10 renew their custom heretSore 90 hbsraliy
In his line and submit g. Inmates OF ooet guaran-
teeng to finish all contracts and csIapiste all jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL L &WORkNANLIKE MANNER.
Satisfaction to all will bsimytAim. and ths smai
! possioie profit cha rgsd.
Give me call. ae&<ro
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-08
w ROAD.
CONNECTIONS

AZ Wilmington With trains on Ph iladeIphja.
W1mins.on and baltimore X. X; 1t Uhadi's
tori with trainS on Philaielph,a and B.Itim oro
Osatrai K; K at Coatesyiiis with trains Penn
! rhiladelphia and Reading. Leb anon Valley, East
Penn. and Reading aud C1iumbia kaitroai,.
Jan 20 lSii-u Z. STULZ
Gener al Superiute ndent
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limitations Of Leather.

A process has recently been introduced,
by which paper and cloth. or either OF
these materials separately. are prepared 80
a. TO answer. in many cases. rs valuable
substitute for leather not only possessing
the color and appearance of the latter. but
being proof. for all practical purposes.
against injury from water. Precipitation. or
moisture. the same as leather.
I'm this process. the cloth or paper i
first covered upon one or both of it, sur
faces with photographic ink. correspond
Ing in coler To that Of the leather intended
To be initiated. The photographic ink is
applied To the surface OF a stone. and the
material to be- prepared Is placed upon this
stone and subjected to the ordinary trans
fer operation of photographic press. The
material being now removed from the
stone. and the inky surface allowed to dry.
n coating of shcllac varnish. or other cf
fectiyc water-proofing substance Is applied
to both sides. \ superior article Is made
by applying a series of coats oflithograph-
ic ink. one after another. waiting for each
successive coat 10 dry. In this way, mo-
rocco or sheep-skin, either green. blue.
black or red. is almost perfectly initiated
in external appearance.
In this connection may be mentioned
the very extensive manufacture Of arti-
fetal leather now carried on. by suhiccting
all sorts of leather refuse and waste-cut-
tings, parings, shavings. ctc.-to a pecu-
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Matrinony.

All young men and most young women
have an interest in this subject, as il j. a con-
dtion in life to which all look forward and
hope 10 attain al some future period. and If
the young man has any prudence he will not
assume the responsibilities of married life
until he can make some provision for the sup
port of those dependent upon him. should he
be called away by an early death. In the great
majority of eases this provision can be secured
10y means of life insurance policy that will
cost but q small sum annually. and yet pro-
vide all The security that can be desired. One
Of The most reliable Of these companies i the
Penn MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Philadelphia. through which life policies
may he obtained. or agencies secured. by ap-
pbcaiion 10 the home office or to jas. W,
lredell. Jr., supt. of Agencies, = West 81
street, Cincinnati. q.
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Yesterday lady was walking along the
street. when she met a little girl between
two and three years old. evidently lost. and
crying bitterly. Taking her by the hand.
the lady asked her where she was going.
" am going down town TO find my papa,
was the reply. between sohs, of the child.
I" What is your papa's Nance = asked the
lady. Ills name is papa" replied the in
nocent little thing. ''But what j. his
other namey' quericd the lady; "what
does your mamma call him :" "She calls
him papa" persisted the baby. The lady
then took the little one by the hand and
led her along. saying. " You had better
come with me; guess you came this
way Yes. but | don't want To 20
back; want to find my papa replied
the little girl. crying afrcsh a. If her heart
would break. "What do you want of
your papa - asked the lady. = want TO
kiss him" just then sister of the child
came along looking for her and led her
away. From subsequent inquiries il APP
peared that the little ones papa, whom
she was so earnestly in search of. had re-
Gently died. In her lonesomeness and love
for him she tired of waiting for him to
come home. and had gone 10 find him and
greet him with the accustomed kiss
Poughkcepsie IN ~ Eagle.
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MISCELLANY.
FALLoW.

Above, below me. on the hill,
Great nelds OF grain their fullness hll;
The golden mutt bends down the trees;
The grass slaiads high round mowers knees
Tue bee pants through the clover beds,
And cannot taste OF half the heads;
The farmer stands with greedy eyes,
And counts AIS haryest's growing size.
Among his fields 80 fair 90 see,
lie takcs ne count, no note. OF me.
lie and bask, along the hill,
Content and idle, idle stlll;
Ny lazy silence never stirred
By breathless bee or hungry bird.
All creatures know the CRIBS which Yields
No creature seeks the fAliow Held.
But 10 no neld on All the hill
Tome sun anu rain with more good Will;
All secrets which they hear and bring
To wheat before rs ripenlng,
To clover turning purple red,
To grass IN bloom Tor mowers tread
They tell the same 70 my bare waste,
But never once bid me 10 haste.
Winter Is near, and snow Is sweet,
Aho knows IL they be seeds Of wheat
or clover. which my bosom fill ?
WIZ knows how many summers VIII
H. needed spent, before one thing
l. really for my haryesiingY
And after all, ii all were laid
Into sure balances and weighed,
Who knows Al all the gain and get
ON which hot human hearts are set
DO more than mark the drought an dearth
Through which This little dust of earth
Must lie aud wait in Gods great hand,
A patient bit OF lallew land2
From ''Ifrses by n. N. -
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happy. because her dream-child has become
"A reality. lie loves his little new mother
with all his strong vehement nature, and
she Is teaching him TO be very kind TO ;he
poor.
Because. my darling. | was once very,
very poor, and your father worked ON u
railroad for his daily bread"
WAS he one of the hands y asks Denny,
who has a speaking acquaintance with doz-
ems of this class.
Yes. my darling, one of the hands,
Inland Monthly.
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A MAN sixty years OF age. residing near
New Haven. rises every day at ] o'clock in
the morning. walks about ten miles TO his
work. which he begins at O'Clock. and
leaves az ! O'Clock IN the afternoon. when
he walks home. lie has followed this
practice for years.
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The Elmwood and Warwick collars are
unsurpassedfor quality of stock. ncatness
OF fit. and beauty of style. This is ae-
Mowledged by all that wear them.
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SAMPLES FREE.-The Saturday Erening
Post. $40 Walnut ~. Philadelphia. gives a
beautiful Chrome or large Steel Engraving 10
every yearly subscriber. sample, Com.
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A lady who offers to furnish "some
storys" 10 a Michigan paper. SAYS in
postscript: \. b. can send YOU sum
PONIES 10, sum real pretty verses il you de-
sire that writ myself. for can writ PONIES
n well a storys." The editor i mean
enough 10 decline on the ground ofpovertv
supcrinduccd by the panic.
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liar process, partly chemical and partly
mechauical, thus reducing them 10 n
pulpy mass. and then moldng this 10
any desired form. for useful or Ornamental
purposes. This kind ofleathcr Is made ~
pliable as mdia-rubber, or rs hard M
board, and j. both cheap and durable. n
Is adapted 10 an almost endless variety Of
practical uses, and may be made specially
serNiceabc for all kinds of architectural
OrnamentatiOn. indoors or out.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12
FREEMAN OR SCOTT.

CAIRO, ILL, April ~, 1874.
Mr.. EDITOR OF THE BULLETIN Il
wish to appeal to tho voters of the first
ward, colored and white, through tho col
umns of THE BULLETIN.
And that sppesl is for the purpose Of
defeating n hummer that proposes to come
out As a candidate for alderman of the
hrst ward.
He has failed 10 announce his name
through The BULLETIN and Sun, ss he
should do, but be propose, to wait and
privately appeal to tho colorei voters Of
the ward TO sustain him, and then an
nounce himself on his own ticket the day
before tho election, and by tina. means slip
into the council, Just as uniesorving and
incompetent rs Simon Magus when he got
in among the disciples of Christ.
Now, gentlemen-sll of you who are
voters Of the frat ward and have any
preference between \ worthy and an I'M
worthy man, or n competent and an in.
competent man-you should be careful
how you select csnd idats to sustain.
And il you prefer intelligent legi.la.
ton in our council chamber for the pro-
motion of our little city, then l say you
should be careful to no. support such a
man as the Hon. w. r.. Scott, for he is q
sly old fox, and he thinks he will hold on
until the day before the election, or until
the day the polls are opened, and then slip
into the council chamber as an old fox
would do, but he has more slyness than,
vim and more vim than good judgment
A word to the candidates; Gentlemen,
you must be careful how you agree with
Scott and bis ring for your election eerers,
for he holes with tho hare and runs with
the hound. THOMAS FREEMAN,
Bin SCOTS opposcr as an incompetent
candidate. 44-l3.2t
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FOR CITY CLERK.

We are authorized TO announce Michael
]. Howley ~ . candidate, for reelection to
the once Of City Clerk, at the approaching
city election.
EDITOR BULLETIN You will please an
pouuce that I am candidate for the Office
Of city clerk at the ensuing charter election
a9a-a.i2.td W. h. HAWKINS.
.fHH FOR CITY TRRAsuRER;
We are authorized 10 announce u. ~
Ty,ake o. candidate for the office of City
Treasurer, at the ensuing municipal election.
ae--e-4-td.
Nm. EDITOR by request Of number of
cislsens please announce my name AZ q can
didste for the ONCE Of City Treasurer at the
ensuing charter election.
WOop RITTENIIOusE.
FOR CITY ATTORNEY.
We are authorized TO announce that IL
Watson Webb il candidate for reelection
to the once Of city attorney at the ensuing
charter election.
Nh. kpiToR BY request OF many
citizens, please announce mo as candi-
dats for the Office Of City Attorney, at
The ensuing charter election.
HARMON II. BLACK.
FOR ALDKRMAN-THIRD WARD.
We sre authorized TO announce w. T..
Wright q a candidate for Alderman TOR the
Third Ward at the ensuing charter election.
3,-0.<.td
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al know This 10 DO tho truhl' is u
speech that will be der,dsd. Tho Doubt.
ing Society should be tho nAma OF tho
association, and it's motto should be
We Don't Know.
[NoTE.--Our correspondent, like a good
many other Religious people, IL lanentably
ignorant Of the objects OF the Liberal Assoc
citation. II he will attend some of its meet
ings, he will then be enabled TO speak of 1t
with some intelligence
AsEED.
-Ocr good people lament the down
ward progress of many of our young men,
who are drifting into the mselstrom of in
temperance. Our good people are respon-
sible for tho fall Of many of these young
men, and will DO held 10 responsibility in
the last great day. Young men cannot
be tied to the apron strings Of their
mothers until they secure wives who will
care for them. They desire company and
they seek it, Where can they find it in
Cairo? Not in the churches, those cold
and solemn tombs of laughter, in which
mirth dies, Ia lamentable fact Christians
should not shut their eyes to- they can
not visit any place Of innocent amuse.
msnt; they cannot, after supper, drop in-
to library room and while away u
pleasant hour with favorite author or in
conversation with friends; they
must either lounge upon dry goods
boxes before stores, stand on the
corners or go into ono of our
pleasant and nicely furnished saloons.
The result ~ cards and liquor What
these lead to in too many instances need
not cay. IL the good people Of Cairo
were moro sociablo than thoy are, and
would organize gmusement clubs, literary
societies and library associations many Of
our young men would be savel TO society
by being kept out OF or wooed from tho
salooni. He would be bcnelac,or who
would take hold of this matter and act
upon the hint have thrown out.
[NoTE.-Our correspondent has. on this
| subject. hit the spike fairly on the head hit
II hard blow.
BUT.
So But !oar shall tire you If do not
soon come to the subject upon which l
wish to com nent in this communication
II seems to mo that The. BULLETIN and
DR.. Brigham Should
| NOTE.-Our correspondent then launches
into the Brigham controversy at great
length. His remarks are able. and To the
| point. but to put them into type would re-
| quire of u the expenditure OF "A great deal
| of money. The communication. Ia which
the above is Introductory. would probably
| ill ten columns of THk BULLETIN. We take
| the liberty to cut 1t short
"At another time" concludes the cor.
respondent, al shall eater more fully
upon a discussion Of the scientific prn-
ciples involved in this controversy, aud
until then believe mo
"Truly Tours,
| "RETLAw"
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WIN. Ehlsrs wishes to inform the pub
lie that he has just received large stock
Of imported French calf aud Morocco
Leather from Adolph Nickel, of Cincin-
natl, direct importers, and he can there
fore warrant ell his work to be Of not only
the bsss msnufacture, but Of the very
best material. Any one who desires fine
Boots, Shoes or Caters will find It TO
their interest TO call on Mr.. Ehlers at his
shop, 2Oth street, and examine his stock
and styles before ordering elsewhere.
203-3-4.lm
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DON'T TRUST ANY MAN

Who says he viii pay $500 for q case OF
Catarrah he fails to cure. WOlcotts Cat
arrl Annhilator has cured thousands who
would have persisted without IL, and my
agent will return the money to any purchs-
ser who tries bottle and is not benefited. n.
DID you ever try WOLCOTT'S PA ..
PANTY by its use Burps never Bills,
1t stops Headache, rOothachc and Neurs Il
within five minutes, or money refunded. #
q. GoLDsMiMH, cor. 18th Il Locysc, J
my agent. X. /. WoLCoTT. 20"
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UNION BAK ERY,

Frank Kratky desires that the publ
should know that he is prepared to delive
bread of good quality and quantity, 70
little money, in any part Of the cit,
Give him your orders, and then look OF
for tho
RED WAGON
by which he will deliver to you the ess
Of life. 27l-3-26.lm
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MILK WAooN.-I will commence run
ming . milk wagon on Monday morning
February 23. will continue it sll sum
msr, and respectfully solicit your patron
sss. Milk will be delivered TO any one
In the city, daily. morning and evening
Osdsss may be given to the driver Of the
wagon or lsfs q my ice stand. No 81 Ohio
lev0e. GEORGE YoCUM.
le0,2.2l.tf
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MISCELLANY

ELEcTKp.-Mayor Wood was elected
school trustee yesterday.
AT 'EM.-Dog.shooting tmo draws on
spsce. Go for tho NANCY ours, and
slaughter en- on all hands.
RInnoNs-In all colors and widths,
from No. Q 10 No. 40, 1T % cents a yard,
at Stuart Il Gholsons. 3i--4.l2-lt
SoL.--Farp baker is rushing business in
the clothing line. Hisspring stosk is the
sensation Of the city.
Ono AppLEs.-J, b. Phillis ~ Son
have 100 barrels of choice OHIO apples
coming, and are TO arrive IN a day or two.
Look out for them. .3l-i-lO-2t.
BRoKES-A. j. Carl was thrown from
q horse yesterday and broke his right arm
at the wrist. He was riding through tho
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-12

Mr.. N. Swsnder has just filled
her store room with . ane stock Of
spring millinery and all kinds Of fancy
goods and notions. Her read trimmed
hAss and bonnsts surpsss anything over
brought " Caro-; the young and the old
lady, The bride and the widow will find
snoeg them just what she wants in the
way Of . hat or bonnet. Mrs, Swsndor
hes also brought beautiful assortment of
howsss and TRAININGS, sash ribbons, col
lara. usdsrslssvss. stc, etc. The ladies
are especially invited to call and examine
goods and prices. All goods marked in
plain figures. l1-45.lm.
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ATHENEUM.
GRAND PERFORMANCE ON TUES.
DAY NIGHT.

In accordance with request made by
the audience that witnessed the late per-
formsnce at the Atheneum, Cinderella
and Chimney Corner will DO repeated
on Tuesday night, l4th inst, with the
following cast.
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Go re G. W. HENDERSON s, 1870 Com
msroial Avenue, for the celebrated "Chsr-
sss 0ak," "Aay Flower, or other cooking
cloves, Tin and hollow ware, water coolers,
baah tabs, etc., etc. II you want the best
wood stoves, buy the "Chartsr Oak; the
bsss coal stove. buy the "May Flower"
2S7.3.l<-dlm
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

We have Parker Brothers Breee
Loading Gun, gun and outfit valued
one hundred dollars, which We offer 4
sale for eighty dollars. The above 10 OF
Of their beat decAr bombed guns with frOI
action rebounding locks, and fully Wa
ranted. Enquire for one week at tn
BUlLETIy OFPICE II
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NOTICE.

All psssons indebted 70 Samuel n. Orr
ere requested 70 make speedy payment 10
~ undersigned, and thus save expenses,
- The collection Of bis assets Iaust BE-
psoops and vii admit Of no cslay. In
DEFAULT Of payment at once, suit will DO
ias9Itats6. JOIN z. HA8hAs,
Assigsss q Samuel n. Orr, Bankrupt.
Game, His. March ~, 1874
500 %7t-8.27.f.
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roR RxNr.-Ths brick house situated
essass Third street and Commercial ave-
nue.. The house has been put IN good re-.
pais throughout and 10 we'll arranged for
. hotel OF boarding house. also rooms to
rent On Third street. Inquire Of WIN.
McHals. No. 9, Winters block.
l05-c.3.tf
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FOR SALE

Second -hand clothing, watches, jewslry,
pistols, &C.. bought and sold. Also . lot
Urusssls carpet. furniture, It's, for sale.
Opposits Cairo and Vincsnnes railroad
dspes. llss-9-27-t1 n. COrSE
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Rooms TO RENT.
In Wilcox block, Washington avenue,
1t the lowest figures. l0-4-S-.f.

HoRsEs Axx Ho0s.--Notico 10 hereby
give that on and after this date, all horses
saA hogs found running N large will be
sshsn up and placed in the pound, and
dsit with according 10 the provisions OF
ths,oidiuances. WV. McHALE,
CITY Marshall.
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FOR HALk.

Two Batteries Of two Boilers, each "a
LEA long. ~ inch Dram, 2 II inch Flues
with are freah. Mud and Steam drums
Safety and Mud valves, Chimney and
BSttsAis, al complete and in arst-cisss
ssdesk been used only three months. 70,
price, etc. inquire Of j. 7. RrsNiE,
e.33-N. Vulcan Iron Works,
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TER barber shop 10 GA The corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where J. George Stienhouse with his gen.
tlsmanly assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready 10 sooths
Jour feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham.
poo. Nha frst.clsss shop, and you are
sure Of receiving arst-clsss treatment.
Ladies and childrsn's hair cut or curlsd
sftss the noss approved styles. s-l6-tf
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+. OK s. SIR Thomas Freeman hurls a
a rscy card At Mr.. W. L. scott. lie calls
him Simon Msgus, and declares him to
be utterly incompetent. for mesn bership 10
the counsel
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TO CANDIDATES.

To sscunx THE INSERTION OF Az An
xoUNcEMKNI IN THE BuLLEIN THE PUBL
CATION FEE MUST BE PAID WHEN THE
ANNOUNCEMENT Is HANDED IN. THIS RULE
vuI. m STRICTLY ADHERED TO. CITY
ory,crs a.; WARD oFViCERs, e..
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RInBoSs--ln all oolors, from No. . 10
No. 40, nj % cents per yard, at Stuart j
Gholson-. 3i-i-l2-lt
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NAGRASrs The police are rsiding the
Migrants. On Friday night two of the
worst eases in the country we're arrested,
and last nigh. four more o! the same
s,ripe were taken in Le. the good
work 90 on.