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SotOuite 20 Fast, mr. Jon es!-A horse

doctor in Philadelphia was caught changing the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Eminent Into other
bottles, and using it as his own recipe. Honesty
Is always the best policy. These medicine men like
10 follow up such fellows. 1t cured the lame horse
all the same but It damaged tie Doctors repu'a-
ton, and benefited tho proprietor in proportion.
We have heard Of so many Rheumatic persons and
lame horses being cured by the Mustang LiniIneni
that we advise every housckeepcr, IVcfynhah aha
,,Ianter to invest in q 50 ct. or d Sl.OO bottle, against
Incident Beware Of Counterfcits. IT ~ wrapped
in a steel engraving, signed 90, W. WostDrook'
IIruri-t "
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ARTIFICIAL HATcmNG or SLKwoHNs'
EGGs.-A very curious discovery has
been communicated by Susani, m Ital-
ian scientist, to the French society Of
agricu!turists, to the effect that the
Matching Of silkworms' eggs may be ar
tiliclally hGstenCd by friction. The
PROCESS consists essentially il brushing
the eggs vigorously for ten or twelve
minutes with a moderately lard brush,
made, preferably Of coarse grass. IN
less thau fifteen days the eggs thus
treated Will hatch out with a product
as healthy as that obtained in the usual
way. A small proportion Of the eggs
may prove refractory to this novel treat
mcut, and yc5 in the spring even these
viii hatch ont earlier than those whicn
have brol left b. themselves. SUSAN
performed q series Of experiments upon
about iOur-iiltAs Of an ounce Of silk
worm eggs, beginning on the lsL Of
August, They were brushed for ten or
twelve minutes daily, and only about
Dictcuih Of the whole number were
lost, The first ~hatchiugg occurred on
the lain If tho month, and were snc
crcdod by others iOTsaycntY-twD conscc
utiye DAVIS, the larrrs. number LotchCd
,u the ninth day following August litH
giyiuy ~ worms. After this date the
hltcliuos decreased. From August
ITtu to oautrmbrr 1T gj2 worms were
laschcl ont. Erou August 18th to
N.v.rI.. 1ftl I u,D ,..ra I,r1 VDr-p
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MORE TESTIMONY.
Latter From Juigc Hirdm Bdrber.
nn-nInu. Airiu INT. .

HORIZON, WIS, Ju'y !, loC.
MI. C. c.. OLIN. Waukcsha, " is, .;-Dcdr Sir! In.
closed please find II = for five gallons OF Mineral
Rock Spring Watpr-Can sent to-day 10y express.
am uuCn pleased with the results from the use
Of your spring " alter ! have II, ed for the last two
yeats other waters, but have never received from
the use Of other rs rs decided r suits rs from the use
of that ypu sent me-. IL may he owing TO other
CAUSES operating at the same time, which has aided
in the favorable results from the nSeOf your, ;srill
| am not aware of any, as my habits have been the
same, making use OF no drugs or other medical
treatment. You're, II. BARBER.
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B = MS
- nj
Pocket Photoscope.

Has great magnifying power, used for On SUI
%cOunlerf 1t money, shOddy in cloth, Famine
stances in the eye, In wounds, etc am 40 m met.
insects, flowers aud plants; 10 detec ~" Urting
ais, hneress OF wood. gran: to decipher rain
otherwise ~lleyible; and for the Inspector i6soIh!s
minerals, etc. Useful for ever oOdy united 10
Convex j ems, ~ inches in d ameter huIprriire .
leather. and carr ed In the We I p'cktt; ranted
cents, two TO- g., free BY mall. Agent, ,ross 81
Illustrated circulars and terms free AuMM . so
T.. BYRN, p. o.. Box 1867, New YORK
40 Nassau sire /. State where you saw lhtS'
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WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS

are NE most he utiful IN style G"d perfect in
tone ever made. The Concerto stop Is NE
hest ever placed III any organ. II Is pro
ducci IN an extra set NJ reeds, peculiarly
voiced, Ne fleet Of whlch IS most charming
and soui-stirrinS wh,,e rs imitation NJ NE
WATERS Philharmonic, NeS-
per ~ Orchestral ORGANS
made, umi combine purity NJ voicing WiH.
great volume N tone. suitable tOr purlnr,
church Or music hall
WATERS New Scale PIANOS
hare great power amt u fine sin ginS tome,
IriH MI modern improve nj and mc M
best planes made. Tr ese Urgans Wd pi-
amos ARE warranted Jar u wears. Prices cX-
trcmcly low for cash, or part cash amt bal
nn,e IN monthly ar quarterly payments
~SecOnd-hani taken in eN-
change. Agents wanted in every county
in thf U :. dHd Canada. A liberal discount
~ TdchcrS. ministers, Nirchcs Schools, LOdgcs
etc. ILLUSTRi TED CATILOG YES Mated
HORACE WATERS Il son
ISL Broadway, n. Y. n. u. Box 1867.
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VAUKESHA WATER.
Mineral Rock Spring,
CURES
Dropsy, Diabetes, Gravel, Dys
pepsia, Constipation, ,Jaundice,
BriGht'S Disease,

And all diseases of the liver and kidneys. This
water Is now known end sold as Il remedy for the
above disrur IS, in all par $ of the world, 1t Is
truly wonderful what effect it has upon the human
system. Il is now btlnG shipped At the ~iOllOwing
prices:
%liarrel. ~ gal. So; lAlf do, 81; drmiJOhnS and
Jugs - cents per gal., package extra; bottles ats.
$50 per dOZ. Money must accompany the order
exc pit to our regular authorized agent. Inquire of
your druggist for Waukesha Mineral Rock spring
Water. Address, {. G.. OLIN IL CO., WaukeSha,
wis, for orders for the water or for circulars,
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FNV ILATIIE, July u, Do.
G. G. OILS ~ Co. .iCuis: This is to certify that
I have used the Nnukcsha Mineral Rock spring
Water fOr the last six or cigh months, with LOod
results. WIS vtly bad with the kidney aud liver
disease, ant this water has helped me wonderfully,
in both Of the dis ,sCs. NJ digestion has also
greatly improved, and now ! feel this water has
been a great benefit in more ways than one III |
continue to use the water, | am confident that ii
Will effect a permanent cure, The core ship me
to this city another halib N rel Of the water ut once.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES j. SMITH
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MOUNT AUBURN INSTITUTE

CGNCTSNNrI, ONO
EOIEDING SCHDOL u iOUNG LIDIES
Location one of the hea'thieSt in the state,
Immediately UvcrlOOkiny tiuCiura'i. Exec lent
teachers employed The b,V adventures offered in
Music. Gp,d cnr, Uooi rDDd gpDd influences, as
well AS snp'yjDr uirTutuG'S guaranteed. Opening,
Scp'umb' r. -, Niu,'CuN year, lend for u cata-
lorue to the President, J. u NEW ELL, Pm. d.
y. Is -loardert met at dcpOts on due notice.
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Mr.. j. HANAUER, Of London, Eng
land. according to tie Paper and Print
ing Trade Journal, has patented a
method OF making paper, by passing it
through the heated cylinders, which
a MOI be distingui ned without close
inspection from daI ask to the finest
quality. AZ these papers can be pro.
duced either white, cJlored, or chromO-
printed, they may be used as table
cloths, table.napkins, coverlets, table.
covers, bridal dresses, baby's robes.
etc. Another patontee, Mr.. j. l.. Ken.
dell, proposes to print Il thick paper
and use it as II substitute for oil-clOth.
You must not llirt with the girls if
YOU expecf To use your oar successful ly,
Is a standing order to tie university
crews at Saratoga,
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rior to either sailed pork or bacon.
Even when placed in competition with
ham, either sliced or boiled whole, NUT
ton will undoubtedly compare ~fayora.
bly, with it, at least for a change
western RvrQi.
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How Much DO We owe

iho Ne" lofh 0h'ppIhG N''"htj"
S'la
we Il''' hern accustomed 10 consider
iH' n"iIlild I"pt as representing the
["'l in~i,D''dho4S o., Inc country.
iuNi dr"' Is no" %4lib '@2,2'', Eat
th' aggregate Oh all the IcbtS OF Inc
country, Hia'r, county an" mnnlcip!L
"l','i 10 Tine national dtht, may De
"''oi uP ms follows:
National debit. .....,. ...... LII, i2} q,
I,','a 40 '"i""E ''"np'"''. HLg17'2i5 ~
jn.r,rlaJ IaGiItio..' ,r].+.luu,tcd 40 WIo 600
State and muuicprl. ...... ..... l.0Oo.o00.0o0
Loans. oJ,, by national bonLt.. 9lI,233,3oi
ioan7, r,r hyr.at" htrL7 etc. 5ll,o'I, ''G
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h''',.' ~ '"''''' '' 'I''' PARISH SINCE
'P'"E'
UYaur,Ir Trr,ruyr.r ro, A,r,
Nj. U,brr.hgu i'm n clinical I@nrtIrr 81,
Guy', |IIosniral. London rarrrriro io
thc cauc OF AN old man.. ~rlY,yS,d
"TLc mln died ermpIy from fine sb,rn
produced by cpm.ug out ina, fine cold
imd tor, which. THOUGH olIy uu I.r,r
vcuioucr to ua, was auHi,Icut 10 l.,d .o
q fatal result on ouo Wh1.o circulation
had bocDmc |u.ccblnd, aud who's,
vital force hll ay nearly lost it's power.
am romujrI by This rl.D Of an lu
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WuEy Il portland woman chases her
boy with Il broom, he ms down on a
wharf and jumps into the water. When
he zones out his face is washed, his
mother does not know him, and he is
saved.
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MARKET GHPOGTS

Go TO Hivor4ido Water Cure, Hamilton, III.
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The Royal Family,

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81 n~r,,n,,lr tLrnn c.,iIriag ,roy,I, ,or.
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MYSTERIOUS PICTURES,

QIprrly Concealed Beauties .trange Devices
Pllzlng Problems. FREE TO ALE Address,
with stamp, ADAMS CO., / Pearl street, Boston.
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THIS PRINTING INK yWs W. p B. Y

aIJHEN writing To advertisers plrtse " Il
w the uame ut this paper. No. 3%'
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ScrOfula, or Kings Evil, Whi@

Swellings, Ulcers, ErysipcIas, Swcllcd Mgr
Goitrc, ScrofulouS determinations, lndoIeIt
Innammations, Mcrcurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptlons of the Skin, Sore Eye, etc.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKER'S VINEGAR BIrTEES nave
shown their great curative powers IN the
mast ,b,t;n,,n and iutrontnhlp rnspS
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DnNK OF Medical wonders should be
hSpkPN read by all. Sent free or stamps
address DR, E~ONAPiRTE, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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DySpepSia or Indigestion, Head,

ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough,
Tightncss Of the CHEST, Dizziness. Sour
Fluctuations Of the stomach, Rad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tation of the Heart, inflammation Of I'll"
Lungs, Pain in the region Of the Kid.
ncys, ana a hundred other painful symp-
toms, are the ollsprings of Dyspepsia,
one bottle will prove a better g]uarantc"
Of its merits than d lengthy advertise
mant-
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nr-non p,r day at home. Terms free Address
90 QEU HEn. -rINsON ~ Co. PorlIAn0, MAIne,
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by purifying all it, fluids with VINEGAR
BlrrERS. No Epidemic can take hold
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according to directions, and ycmain lone
unwell, provided their 5cnca are MOI de-
stroycd by mineral poison Or o.ho
means, and vital organs wasted be- oad
rnnHir
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The properties of DIR, WALKERS
VINEGAR BTTEHS are Apcrlrnt, DiaphorcHc
Carminatiyc, Nutritious, Laxative, Diurclj
ScLativr, Counter. I%rritant, SUdoriic, Alter
.ivn mud Anti. Rilinus
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NJoney Making Employment. Best eyer
w CnGrrd. Address NJ. n, DWELL ERE, ia
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
DENNsYLvASIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York from foot OF Desbrosses and
smP H. Sunday DAYS sns1 anG ss1fnyq y" a NJ ana
s:SAs n ;Io5 wiiianseors Locs Haven. gorry aad
Petroleum centre and the oil Regions.
For Baltimore, washington and Inc south-Limi,ed
.of NJ Rssuiar at al Sac S. "a n. MA and d sf sun.
Exprcss for philaaephia $40 $50 A. M nso, g. I,
t:o 8, Z 5e s;s' s,p n. and u night snndsy,,S
Accommodation for Trenton az I 20 A. NJ and r: NJ:
For Newark ats e:so ~ Il! q i9il 4 M i2M,l
IFS ~ NJ and is Il Si asds s"' ssadsS sS ii s
''! Il. s5.ss.Ss s ss 49, rs Is ssS ss "a sS
7 7;sC a $40 4, n'sor NJ and Il night sunday, Sso,7
For ssaTsy ss S 'as s 30 $40 s s sS 2
For ~ Sn9 y nisai psr, % AND
10 n, aS % and 1G:y r " S"o s0u'H annoy anu
For New so s5uniSs M ana |, ana nI. ssnds1 4
For tast Miisone, anoon. $50 and i3j f.M
gSs ss.ssss .s and pssmasS5 5
For sosaenSYp % sasos,Sn o aSn and Camden 7 and $50
For tsriainadaIs and saaan, S:9tx. NJ and am
For Hghtstown' rsmberlon and Camden, via Perth
samnoSSy 1880 r. M For Hishtstown and remberton
Trains arrive as io'lows.rrom Pitsburs. 80: $50 A.
Moaasy T5S ana gissepstSn iS snsdS sna
i.S i%A IA n a. S,is ~, :IS ssS sa; i6as
and foot ~ Desbrosse, corandt streets Emgrant
ncket orices No Battery place, No. court street.
b. n. sbYp,' jf., General Passenger Agent
rpAuu ruouoov o----, x,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

UHE NORRIS EUROPEAN ExPREss-EsTAB.
i lished 1883 connecting with Globe Express GreAt
Britain. Messageries Contnentaes France &c, Is @ ,s
Oldest and reliable European express mere ,ana
abroad and facility 10 individuals and pisi-
ness nrms forwarding aud from Europe Apply 10
/. w MORRIS, 80 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1874-10-22
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.

GToNIN0ION LINE FOR NEWPORT AND BOSTON
p The new and magnificent steamer
....... day, AMI the elegant steamer
sTONINGIoN, every Monday, Wednesday and Frd az,
irSm gssT y s,s Stsn Hys o9s pe S sss s H.
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
u COMPANY.
rhe elegant screw steamship MERRfMACk, z,uV IONS
burden Captain George b. Siocum. VIII SAIL Tor -.
thomas, Para. Pernambuco Bahia and Rio Janeiro on
Friday October Is, from pier 43 North River.
WILLIAM r. GARRISON,
No Bowling Green.
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE-sTEAM 70 QUEEN
~ town and Liverpool
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier i6 North River.
WYOMIEG.Nov s. 30 r. NJ IDAli O.Nov III ii 80 A. NJ.
NEVADA. ...Nov. TO- +. ii. " lSCONSlN Nov 2A3 r NJ
Cabin, intermediate and steerage at low rates.
Prepaid uckets at lowest rotea
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hambnrg, Nor
way and Sweden, &C. Drafts Ireland, England,
france and Germany at lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS d GUION, 70 broadway.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
ROWBOTHA VI 4 ERAIMl
AUCTIONEERS.
The Wilmington Auction and Commission House o.
No q. EAST FOURTH, STREET.

.
IS now open. Auction Sales every evening at the
Auction House. Consgnments received daily /;
all kinds OF goods, wares and In src handize sold
commission. Persons declining house eeping can
have their goods sold at private residences. or at
the auction house. rs may be desired. All goods
days from day of sale. Country Sales and Sales
Of Real Estate promptly attended to.
We will also keep q frst-class VARIETY
STORE, which will be open daily Sunday except
ed for the sale of House Furnishing Goods. such
ware Carpets. Ollie oths, Window Shades. brushes,
bas lets. &e. Also dentlemcn's 8 Furnl lshing floods
such as Shirts. Drawers. Hose. Suspenders Scarfs,
&c.. dc. at Wholesale and Retail, Mt prices which
deiy competition. Call and see us and be con-
vincei. Public patronage is respectfully solicit
ted.
JOHN S. .ROWBOruAM.
X. Z. FRAIM.
lan2l- dom Auct'rS and Com mis- ion NJ erchauts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
TO Europe with him as he could get hold of :,
and had them cut inlleliAnd. where, for many

TO Europe with him as he could get hold of,
and had them cut inlleliAnd. where, for many
years, dlanOnd-cutting las been speciality.
The trade pronounced them pure diamonds,
but he sold them as Oriental stones, tearing
the inevitable prejudice against all novelties.
Nor was he mistaken, for an immense outcry
was maGe against ihe brazilian diamonds
and they were not a few professors who bold
ly declared them 10 be quite different from
the gems of Golconda. And in spite of the
fact that the trade, all connected with the cut
ting, &c, had pronounced them genuine, the
jewelers. denounced them from belief that
the new.stones would by their numbers un-
settle values. They did to a certain extent,
but only for lhort time. Quickly the de
mand exceeded the supply, and diamonds
went up, up, all the time. The enormous for
tunes made in America by the petroleum war
| contracts, &c, gave them another impetus,
and at the time that the discovery was made
| i'll South Africa diamonds were at the highest
point they had ever reached They have now
come down again nor can they go up for
some time until the yield of new mines has
slackened somewhat. But it is plain that they
will resume their old status very speedily, as
the number in existence is not very great,
and the supply can never keep pace with the
| demand
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
Mr.. Hershey in Hell. !

Mr.. Hershey. of Birdsboro', who says he
visited heaven and hell during "A trance, ~
reported to have said: "Hell appeared 10
m6 like u great town kitchen with an enc.
ldbsly long stove, on which wore placed
three rows Of iron pots, aud IN these sat the
damned and we're cooked. In the third row
sat the heathen, who, like the Jews. could
take no part In salvation, amt must bnrn
forever. l heard one of the latter, as q
sqare-built, burly devil, put fresh Goals un-
der his kettle. cry out from his pot: "Spare
me! ] was once Socrates, the wisest of NOR
tails. taught truth and justice, and sacri-
feed my lie for virtue" But the clumsy,
stupid devil went on with his work and
grumblsd, "Oh. shut mp there! All heathen
must burn. and we can't make an ex excpetion
for the sake OF single ."-Readiag
EnOle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
THE TITO ARMIES.

life's unmending column pours
Two fnarskailed hosts are seen
Two armies on the trampled shores
That death flows back between.
One marches on to the drum beats roll.
Tho wide mouthed clarion's bray.
And bears upon n rrimsoned scroll.
Our glory Is to slay.'
One moves in silence by the stream.
With sad. yet watchful eyes.
Calm us the patient planets gleam
That walks the clouded skies,
Along its front no sabres shine.
No blood-r red pennons wave;
Its banners bear the single line.
Our duty il to save"
For those no death beds lingering shade;
AZ Honor's trumpet cali.
With knitted brow and lifted blade.
In glory arm they fall.
For these no flashing falchions bright.
No stirring battle cry:
Tho bioodless stabber calls my might
Each answers, Hero am -
For those the sculptors Iaurcled bust.
The builders marble piles,
The anthems pealing DER their dust.
Through long cathedral aisles.
For these the blossom sprinklod turf.
That floods the lonely graves,
When spring rolls in her sea green surf
In nowery foaming waves
Two paths lead inward from below.
And angels wait above,
Who count each burning life drops flow,
Each falling tear of Love.
Though from the lIero's bleeding brea /,
Her pulses freedom drew.
Though the white lilies in her crest
Sprang from the scarlet dew
While Valor's naughty champion wait
Till all their scars are shown,
Love walks unchalenRed through the gate,
To sit beside the thronei
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
EXCURSION TICKETS. si.o.

TJNO THE PIT EI.1c.
l. The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and EA press Matter to AMI lrpm all points
On the line oi their TUad and West Chester.
Also, to all points ON the Philadelphia ini Read
ing and Catilwissit Railroads, nclullns Reading,
Allentown. Columbia llarri, burg. Lancayter Down
ingtown. Mahoney City, MI. Carmel, Norris town.
Pottsyilie. &c.
For further information Apply at the Depot, cor
ner of Front and Madison streets, Wilmington.
Express matter sent franklin fuiegrapn ofi o,
No, z w est Third street 10 their D pot, Front
and Madison, or orders left VITA MeMdilen II Seal
delivering agents will receive prompt attention.
c. SIDLX,
ap6-tf Gen'l Sup't w. i -. X. K Co. "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
How TO sharpen Razors

Ii is said that the simplest method OF sharpen
ing razor is 10 put it for halt an hour in water
to which one twentieth of its weight of murla,ic
or sulphuric acid has been added, then lightly
wipe it oil, and after a few hours set it on hone
The acid here supplies the place of whetstone
by corroding the whole surface uniformly. So that
nothing further than a smooth polish is necessary
The process never injHrcs good blades, while
badly hardened ones are greatly improved by IT.
although the cause of this improvement remains
uneX planned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
Manu- fncture of n Large ISiaed Gun

The manufacture OF large ritled gun weighing
eighty-one tons, has been begun ut the Wool
wch Arsenal, England. 1t win throw shot of
about l,600 pounds weight, and is intended Tor
the iron clad Inasrible, which will carry four
guns OF this kiud in its turret. They will be the
largest pieces of ordnance in the world The
InRer.b!e is building at Portsmouth, and will
have twenty-tour inches OF solid iron plating,
and to be constructed SO rs to carry guns weigh
ing one hundred and tlfty tons. She is meant
for a seagoing vessel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
WESTERN HOTEL.
s. E. Corner 4th & Orange SITS.
q. J. KYLE, PRoPRIErnR..

49,, The above rause has heen nut in com
a&.:1 plete repair for tho reception oi guests.
lu tionI of trst-cla ss hotel. Bar ilied W TIA
choicest wines, liquors. cigars. N'., aud tho table
supplied with the best the market atlord'. tran
sient and permanent boar1erS accommodated ut
moderate rates. Hool stalling and attentive host
lers. A liberal share OF public PATRONAGE respect
fully solicited.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-01
JEFFERSON sstsaJssi,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
JOHN W. GRAY, Proprietor.

This largo and beautifully Situa-
k<seM-0 ted hous. has been put in the very
fIWsSAw&l best repair Tor the reception OF
r. a15I ~ visitors VINO will find mt it all th Q
- ace commodations OF IA : L
GLASS HOrEL, It, commands n lne Wow OF the
Delaware BAY aud is ot the most pleasant
,al usliyhtful places IN the state ior excursions
or uc uic3 rhe hpiio ls kept 1T the beot stSle,
he lr filled with Iha eho iceS wines. liquors and
IN alt drinks, and table saprl.ed with the substtn-
tails and Injuries ut the market. ENcurSloniSts
can arrive by boat or rall. Parties who wish to
go fishing or boat riding nn the noble Delaware
can he accommodated with suitable hoats Inc
atronage OF tao public is respectfully soileIted
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