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The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
BOyer's Hoof Liniment.

After 30 years Of practical experience with
horses, In staging, teaming, &C., have learn
ed that more horses have been crippled bx
inattention to the feet than all other 1iiseaseA
combined After many experiments / have
found thstrue remedy to PREVENT the dis
ease OF the hoof, or restore it after ernegligence,
TO what nature intended 1t should be--She
greaf support Of the noIie ANIMAL II the hoof ia
Unnamed and diseased, the animal Is compare
lively worthless. This Lniment will surely
prevent this worst of all diseases, Contraction.
Sorns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction of the
Back Sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
Hc., ana restore those that have been crippled
by the want of such q remedy.
NJ Try 1t, and 1t will never fail If properly
applied, viz: OP'
Bathe the horses foot once a week, or often.
er II necessary, at the heel and frog. and
around the hoof close to the hair.
nj. G. BOYER,
Ar, Ar n ~ NOrristOwn, Pa.
MIR. nj. Z. BOYER-Dear Sir: This Ia 10 Ger.
tlfy that L have used your Liniment in NV
staiose lot three months past, on more than
one hllhdred horses, and lind it the best pre
Paratlon have ever used on horses. 1t is far
better than you recommend it, Se1id me 1yo
cases at once, by express, G. q. ID.
HARRY HAMILTON,
No, 1872 West Slst street. New York CITY.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

The New York Graphic heads an
editorial, Saving New York" 1t
says; Year by year, other, cities
have been drawing the trade away
from New York by superior facilities
for transportation, and more expedi-
tious handling of freight at thc Ter
mini. In the years between 1865 and
1873 the grain receipts of Montreal,
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore
have increased from 30, 00O, 900 bushels
to 72. .0O0, 900, while those of New York
increased only from 5S, ,000, GOD to 90,
10000 These rival cities gained flve
time more than New York. e
And while our interests have suffered
from neglect and abuse, our active and
enterprising rivals have pushed their
agencies to the farthcst limit in order
to gain what New York was losing.
To-day these cities, with few of our
natural facilities, challenge us to com
pete with them for the trade OF the
West, and the commercial leadership
of the nation. And II is fast becom-
ing a serious question whether ten
years more of such enterprise as they
have exhibited, and such neglect and
mismanagement as New York has
shown will not snatch the commercial
sceptre from her hand" sy
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
PRESIDENT GEANT's determination

PRESIDENT GnANT's determination
that the country shall not only support
his brother Orvil, but likewise supply
nlm ,nano with means for carrying out the
preposterous specializing schemes for
which he is somewhat noted, NAV vet vet
cause the Administration Inconvenience.
It is already known that some timeaTo'
by order Of the President. the licenses, ,
OF government traders located among
certain Indian tribes werc ravoIad =,
order that a monopoly of the business
which yields enormous profits. migbt he
vested in brother Orvil. 1t seems Fl tbot %
these these traders had laid in large stocks Of
goods at great expense, which are now ~
useless to them unless they sell tben
to orvil Grant at his own price and
having some politica influence. thew are
making great clamor about the matter
Inc Baltimore Ga<ette says that the ira
ders Will carry the case into Congress-
and that they cannot be shut OUT from n'1 =
hearing.-N. Y. S,ol. -
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
Europe a Slun. berim0 Tolcano.

Notwithstanding the boasted civiliza-
tion OF tho nineteenth century. Europe,
the pride Of the Old World, and the
glory Of our civilization, is to-day a
mere slumbering Vesuvius, with many
fold the destructiveness to its people
in prospect that could be wrought from
the orators Of all the volcanoes in the
world were every crater vomiting forth
its red hot lava at the same time.
The world will not remember the sad
lessons Of history; and nearly every gen.
Grafton requires the hard school of eYpe-
rience.
The men who formed the Constitution
OF the United States supposed they had
put it out Of the power Of their de-
scendnnts to follow in the foot prints of
those who warred for power and great.
'ss and the mere qualification Of pas
sion and revenge. How sadly they were
mistaken the past few years prove. Pa
per resolves and paper constitutions are
as wax in the taper, and the oaths taken
TO support them fade beneath the sSern
passions OF men when arms are provided.
Europe bristles with bayonets, although
peace reigns everywhere except in Spain.
Germany has an immense army; the ar.
my Of France within a year will be in
creased to 1,8O0, 900 mon, and Russia will
have a standing army of 750,Gao and a
reserve OF 1,740,000; Austria could take
the field with $4,000 men, Italy with
100000. and Turkey with 100000. Eng
land has 100000 men to defend her soil,
and could put from 10000 to $4,000 men
in European war.
e These immense arMies are not snn.
ported for the mere pleasure of witness.
ing their cvolutions and drill. On the
contrary, every time they take the field
for a display the appetite for war is
whetted, and there is now no security
that war will not pervade the whole Of
Europe before another month. The
preparations of France are viewed b,
Germany rs a menace, and the sam,
view is taken by the other great powers
And each has been endeavoring To form
treaties that are sure to involve othc1
nations in their hostile operations. An(
peace can only be preserved by the mos
consummate statesmanship, notwith
standing the interests Of all the nation
are in that direction. This is greatl,
to be regretted. The world cannot b
benefited by the bloody work that i
predicted on all sides, and every christia,
ought to deplore the sanguinary contest
and urge its postponement, and the dis
aiming of the nations. It is not likel
that France will remain a Republic NOR
than another year. Like Spain, she viii
most probably go back to the blandisb
ments OF royalty, and the Prince Impe
riaPs chances for ascending the thron
OF his late father is brighter tAan il wa
year ago. This apparently useles
young man might now be made the in
strument for guaranteeing peace to Eu
rope for some years. Were England an
the other great powers to use their ir
huence to give France more stable 90,
eminent, and at the same time ave,
the threatened war.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
Consressional Commlttees.

The New York Journal of Com.
merce, in speaking of the investigating
committees that have gone South, says;
"Southern investigation has generally
been conducted with a view to pro
ducc political effect, to influence north
ern elections, and to justify the con
tinuance of a war policy Ina section
the vast majority of whose inhabitants
desire only peace and quiet And
we doubt not that the "old story" will
be repeated this time for the same piir.
pose. Fortunately the people put lit
tie faith in the "blood and thunder"
reports made by the committee, as
shown by late elections. The Journal
says: The mistaken course of the re.
publicans, If persisted in, can only add
to the general unpopularity of their
party and far more deeply impair pub
lie confidence in the Administration
which is held largely responsible for
the offensive policy pursued in Louis.
lana and other States"
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
sHERIFrs SALES.
sHERIEE,S SALES

/ ny virtue 'of a wit of Levari Fscias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public sale.
at the
5l3 Market street. kept by Geo W. ortlip. in
The h.,y City sf Y ilm'I ston. Nsy Castle Coap'y,
~ sa1usbaY. . p
~ asPttEsiatb-t,AY OF JANUAh .isa6. .-a'-'
at 3 o'clock. p. NJ.
The follow ingldes ,ribed Read Estate. via
v All that certain Plantation or Tact Of
Land situated in CbristiaBa Hundred, New
Castle County. and State Of Delaware. de-
scribed as follows. to wit;
Bcsinping at stone 10 the pildIs II the
tnbic rad teading from Smits'sl fridge to
kkyl * desrses west1ons hundred sud ten
perches TO u stone In Robert McCuilough's
line thence north forty-six degrees west
with Faivies' line eight and ihree-tenths per-
| ches TO stake across the public road lead
Ing to PylsS road from Wilmington; .thenes
along the westerly side OF said rad north
forty three degrees west forty-six perches
Groye's line in q new road leading to Cbadd'a
Ford thenceal along said road north ten and
| a quarter degree. east forty-twO perches and
siSly-e,sbt hundrcths to y stake ttencY
sixty eight hundreth TO a stone: thence north
twenty six and n quarter degrees east iwen-
fy-fivs and sixty one lhmdreths peIchcs to u
stone thence north twelve and n quarter
degrees west twenty peTches and eignt-tenths
to stone thence still with the road leading
TO Chadd's Ford thirty perches and ONE
tenth. TO q white oak In William Pennock's
land then with said pennock's land north
twenty ave and q half degrees twenty
three . d fve.tenths perches to- o white
oak a corner OF Evans Harvey 5 land thence
with. Evans Harvey's land tho following lines
to wit fg ~ At4trA - u
South thirty nine and half degrees east
fOriyenine and six-tenths perches. north fifty
| and three quarter degrees east twenty eight
perehes to n stone q corner CT Marsh Ill Chan
| dler's land thence with said Chaadler's land
| the three following lines south tvs nty seven
degrees east thity-seven psTehes TO Il stone.
south tweaiy.six' degrees west twsnty-six
perches To a stone; thence south forty de
grees east 6fty- five. perehes to ihs place Of
beginning. containing ninety.fve acres and
thivty seven perches, be the same more or
less.
Seized and tax eu In execution "a the pro-
pcrty Of William Clark. tsurviving Mortgagor)
| and 10 be sold by
Sheriff's Office. New Castle.
December &c A. D., ls14.J dec3l-2twts.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

A reporter of the New Orleans Pi6a-
yune has interviewed a number of the
leading Democrats and White Leag-
uers OF Louisiana on the subject of the
civil and political rights Of. the col.
ored people. The uniform reply to
the inquiry, whether there was any
disposition on the part of the Conscr-
vatives TO interfere with, or in any
way abridge these rights, was, that the
colored people must be protected at all
hazards, and that the CONSERVATIVES
and those who acted with them would
be the first to defend them against al
aggressors. Republican Journalists
scout the idea that there is any SINGER
ity in these declarations. They have
yet to Learn that the Conservatives OF
the South are the true friends of the
negro, and the Radicals his worst enc:
mics. For proof Of this, refer to tho
records of South Carolina, Louisiana
and Mississippi.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
sHERIFF,.s SALE.

pY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fl. Fa. to me
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the store of William II. Quinn and Ber
nard Bonner, 122 Market street, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del, on
MONDAY, the 4th day OF january, 1875, at
O'Clock, r. NJ, the following described Per.
Consisting of Black Cloths Blue Cloths
Trico Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Scotch Plaids,
Chinchillas, italian Cloths, &c. Lot of nude,
up Clothing, consisting OF Mems and BOYS
Wear-Coats, Pants, Vests, &c, &C. Lot OF
Linen Goods, Cassimeres, Corduroys, Elan.
neh, Trimmings, &c.,"&c. Stoves. Desk,
Chairs, Looking Glasses, Cutting Board, Coun.
ter Table; Water Cooler, Tables, &c, &C.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty OF William ii. Quinn and Bernard Bon.
ner, and to be sold by
WILLIAM ii. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office, New Castle, Dec. %, 1874. q
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
- SATURDAY,
THE 10th DAY OF JANUARY. 1875.
at Q O'Clock. p. M,


The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain Lot piece or parcel oJ Land
with Mansion House buildings thereon erec-
ted, situate in Christiana Hundred, County
and State aforesaid, bounded and described
rs follows. TO wit:
Begipning in the centre 0t the wilmington
and Uhristiana Turnpike Road, (also called
Maryland Ayenue) at a corner of land late
Of John X. Latiner. now of Henry
Latimer; thence with line of said
Latimcr's land SOUTH: eleven degrees.
east three hundred and ffty-one and eight
tenths feet to corner for land of DR.. John
A. Brown thence with the line dividing this
land frsm land af said Brown, north sixty
eight degrees and fifty i've minutes east fye
hundred and twenty six feet to the centre OF
Seventh Avenue thence with the centre of
said Seventh Avenue north twenty degrees
west. three hupdIe and foriy -se ven and ak :
ty-six hundreths feet to AN iron spike or bolt
in the centre of the. Wilmington and
Christiana Turnpike Road: thence with
tae centre OF u the Turnpike south
sixty-fve degrees and fifty Eve minutes
west four hundred and twenty-five
and nif1e.tenths feet to the place of begin
ming. containing within said bounds three
and nine hundred and eighty six thousands
acres OF land. be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution rs ths prop
cry Sf LiEsie Wright. and :. l.. and to Be
sold by
VIM. H. LAMBsoN. sheriff:
Sherifs Office. New Castle
December 26 A.. u. 1914. dee3l-2awts,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

Gzs- We call attention to an article on
our first page to-day, copied from the
New York Sun, formerly strong sup
porter OF Gen. Grant and always Re-
publican paper. 1t will serve to show
the change which public opinion is tax
ing in regard to Grant and the Admins.
tration.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02


THE l6IH DAY OF JANUARY. 1875,
AT O'Clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain farm or tract of land situ-
ated in Brandywine Hundred, County and
State Aforesaid. bounded and described us
follows. to- wit:
B'ginsing at stono corner of land Of the
heirs Of William Talley, deceased. and land
of Same: Grubh; thence by said Grubb's
land and by land now or late Of Valentine
ForwoOd. south twenty-fuur and three-quar-
ter degrees east. eighty two perches and four
tenths, 10 corner OF land now or late of Adam
q. Talley; thence by line Of said land south
filty-seYen and u half degrees west, ninety
three perches 10 corner white oak tree !;
thence By lines dividing this from land for
mery devised by samuel McClintock, to his
grandson. Samuel McClintock son ofThomas
north sixty degrees. west fifty eight percifes
to post: thence south iifty-onc degrees, " est
thirty-three psrches ana ten links to the mid
line Of said public road, north nine and enc
poiches and three Inks to 4the intersection
of the line of land of tho aforesaid Wi liam
| eighty-six and OneIhhlf degrees east sixty
| perches and seven links to H. corner stake !;
| thence north ono degree west nine perches to
/ o corner stake; thence north eighty six and
1 one half degrees east eight perches to cor
| ner stake; thence south Twelve degrees cart
niue perches and one-tcnth to a corner stak Q
and thence north eghty-six and one half dc :,
grees east thirty-four and half perches TO
| the place Of beginning. containing eighty Eve
! acres, ono rood and twenty six perches. be
; the same more or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro-
perty Of George h. Townsend and Mary Il.
NJ. Townsend. his wife. and Primrose N, =
phey and Lizzie Murphey. terre tenants. Gld
WM. II. LAMBsoN, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, New Castle,
December rs. A. y. 1874 dec3l-2tawts
N. D.--Mr. George X. Townsend is not the
| present oRner of the above property-be for
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

No one expects to do any work on
New Years Day. And yet, accordin q
to custom, thousands will follow the;1
calling. a ''''i'
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, December 2 i A..
PROBABILITIES

For the Middle States falling bar
ometer a slight rise in the temperature
and rain or snow, followed by winds
to west and north during the
afternoon and night, with clea:i:~ and
colder weather.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

Lady Gsdiva after her ride tsay half
a minute), is the subject of : pninting
by Mr.. Watts, r. A., of Eng ST.
Louis Globe.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
sRlERIFF,s SALE.

IlY virtue of a writ Of Leyari Facas to inc
ID directed. will be ex gosed to Pubic Sale
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. 6f3 MARKET ST.
ksps by Geo. W. Ortlip, in the City Of Will
mington. New Castle County. Delaware,
900 ON SATURDAY.
THE 18Th DAY OF JANUARY. 1875,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

0Al DING.-Pieasant. rooms and boar
IL ing Ia siprivate family at
S5tl NO.Yl4KING STREET.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

5l3 Market street, keot by Geo. W. Ortlip. in
the City of Wilmington, New Castle County
Delaware, on I.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02
SHERIFF's SALE.
DELAWARE HOUSE.

ily virtue of writ of Levarl Facias to me
- directed. will be exposed to Public Sale.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-02

E'ok sALE-four new and finely 6ni.l,.,
thrce-stoty Brick Houses. on T.nai,.se TTn,sihee
These These 6da.es 6SSSSs'S are the sI city ss9sic -
SNen'einHe'. Nn NO. with water inside and out. iil
no. Nv contains rooms; No. 1l9 -,
% ten rams Mo H. H.. ten rooms No. ms. corner.
to.o for e".b ~ nese ~, hous1s viii be sold very
part payment. term,.
80 Also. a,t one line three. story brick hous, ina,
AIsn Aetou. q Gu Iatnall street. ne1r Eleventh.
'e'eh roohed house Ills. Tatnali Ii
se,9mr NJ oDANlEL IL. KENT.
'eP""u Nos. 2O5 10 2l3 Shipley stree,
or 90 Jefferson stI eet.
kNOk KkR r-Now Houa, A., ,,o,
- Harrison street. eleven Rooms mit2
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Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness or SlrI-
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and lmprdamcntS Ia Marriage generally A;
Piles. Consumption. Epilepsy and Fit :;
Mental and Physical Inrapac;ty &c.-Ey
ROBERT !. CULk EEWELL. VI. D., author
of IA" "Grern Book &c.
The world renowned author ia rhs admir-
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Of over .JnDO cop,-: ala. ~ "TLAiS HOME
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VIC KSDURG FOUNDRY.
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FOUNDERS AND MACIIINISTS,
NIrf..nIRG. Mis-

Manufacture AM repair Steam Engines. Cir
r'.ar Saw Mills, Skating and ruilic,, Iron
aud Bras CASTINGS
We have on hand varicn- sizes of engine,
of our own make. specially adapted for
Plantation and Saw Mil purposes. Is well a,
Betting, Packing and Hose; Gas. Sr7am and
Water Pipe; Brass and Pipe Fittings. Cat
Steel Punched Nuts and Washers. Boiler
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First class workmeA furnished when re-
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Peterson's Magazine.
GREAT OFFERS FOR 1871

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Ten Dollars Reward.

Esirayed from the undersigned about The
irst OF November. 1874, one morse mule rnp-
"Irm SIZE. branded j Il on the hip. Iwifi
give ten dollars to any person who will ,ieliv-
er said mule 20 Wiley p. Mangi.am .Rayville.
La Wien last seen, he was near VI.
L'ddeil> :, had short rope around his neck.
J. Vi. RILEY.
Dec. 9Th 1874, IT,
Richland beacon., 1875-02-06
Notice to the Afflicted ard Unfortunate.

Fe'0s applying to the nn.oo11 ruark. Who advertise q,
t'Sic INr'. or u.n; a'y qua~G refned.s. rcru.e ~
"'iA. - mater VII; disease l. Eo~ dsror-
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D. HIt- double ioise e' twenty -ev~, rooms
J. M r-f - soe 81 the most -eehrn'ci nei-al rro0
srs 81 'fs country AT iuro. and n te c,fsue no.
n.y ~ ty nat on the di-ases mentioned IN hi. wort.
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LITTLE Loo AS OF HAIR.

They are carrrrct away M pert med box.
They arc hpa7,I,d a. &. rIrc>i ire t>ures are
7 hrce l.uIr >r,hrn ard ,il' J locks.
Three little vanished b,b.cs' han!
They were ful Ell and labeled ~ trembling
ha d..
With eyes 50 dim they could scarcely see;
These three Lutte siih,u hau''s
Are all OF ny baLcN Irlt 10 u'c!
And often vixen hardened virh sorrow on
care,
come to this box where my treasures are
kept.
And lovingly Iooh on TIE >oh. hri-h; hair,
" It'll eyes that ste clearer ior having wrpt
Fer the days one back " hen upon ny breas
Lay the lutte he, l. 80 bi-!t ana tar.
v hen the warm, sweet irp~ t. miue | rgst,
Aud rehdery touched the slIken hair!
Aud surely, rhoupE dilrIy, seem to STE
Beyond tire "ales 81 Ihy cay fam;
And the arGris ri.at nutuIc ny babies three.
Touch wiI gentle carrs-es their shini z HAIR