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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

SW m0hte ale ~bieieni9en, meIde iid
nit elmer gutel M0b.uno Grnt,. Maidine
ueriebn mollen, bitten itrer 9Iufmerfianle
felt, SOLUTIONS Selbltz9te6er su3upen,
Den, inocm Tie mobl nidt Ieidt ais eiue
@ombinirte WtaiAine iibertroGen meroen
tunn.
Sbr 9o~uptacittu lit bon @dnie6ei1en
uno bat iibrigeus mebr Sdmicbciicn ais
ir9enS cine anOere W0Ihine. 9bre Gds
Ser iinn SO soil bod. Sbre 81 den, 5
an Ser 3ObI, iinb 9ebn9cn, 10 cap iie 10
nobe mie m6aIi6 9Ieid elmer 9nipsl in
oos 9etreioe gebn, folgli6 o%ailelbe ges
rooe ouf Der Ylatform gu Iiegen tommt
unb in oerielben Meiie obgcle9t miro,
DIE Nidtform lit 10 geformt on5 bo5 pun.
Del winfclrcdt 81 lieaen tommt un0 iogleih
BON Der YlatfOrm Dcrluilen miro, unO
ni6t an oiticlbc berfAleift bur6 meldcs
c0 idrag sciogen wirb, meldc Stage
man ailgcmein b0ren mub. SIR Ge6,
enfopf itcbt binter Dem Na0 uno lit on
benz 9%ouptgeitcu befeitigt, bur6 bicic>
miro erm0giiAt baB Der Nedcnfopi meiter
pom oertSuudt fommt, mo nidt neten Ser
Wald)ine III uno Iolnit Ger Sdncibes
Stanle CUR Gait licgt. Die 9tcden finn
10 gerldtct nas man nit cinem leidten
Cru& oca SuBe5 nit irgeno eirem SlilQel
Nedcn fann Ooer man fam lie itellen,
buB lie III tbrer 3ctt Ncden. 9aS Greibz
wcrf lit 0a5 einfadite uno itarflte buS ie
III eiuer M0i6tene onaebradt mur0e, Is
lit iebr bod pom0ooen, uno entbdlt feline
&dmme in ocn Snupttreib,G dbsrn Gin
SOrteil nidt 81 ii6erfcbn cas- NIcner bat
'lpei 8emeaungen cine idnele fir Gjru8
nno cine lu%n9iummt fir 8etreibe, ebens
faaS Elm GrOBer Sur,ug ibrcr &crbinos
ung9itdn8c lit am Wclier mjt!c!it elmer
8uQel unb an OberE Gn6e nit elmer
&urbcl b~efeItiBt unO madt nur icbr ne
MIG @erdnld, mel6eS ;eilt bnS Sic ne.
zig Nelbung bat, nimmt man 0u;u bic
boben N0ocr 10 lit c5 ~cinIeuGtcn0 bof tic
Iclht LAUREN mus in oicicr @iniidt lit tie
nod nld)t llbertrO1en pnr0en, cine aQae-
meme SlnAe iibCr Selbit Nehen. Sic
bat Slpci 3lnten@Nrme eineu turien fir
SroS uno cincn lNngeu fir @etrcSNe,
mclde ntdt allen Wfcifinen 5eigflctNr
miro, i0nocrn Den 9euten lueiB ucnnadN
miro, o16 Sailclte nidt notmenhio 1T, audi
i'm erl item Sabre leidt gu bsmeil,n iuSem
Die 3lnfen uno Mciier redt Idarf iino
uno tbre Nrheit gut Derridtcn; obcr in
cinigen S0brcn fnOct man IN ieincm be,
pauern, oaS Elm f%inffub,infcn Nrm
UNI Sros III 1dneibcn III lang lit neil Sic
3infen itnmpf iinb unO oaS WFe6er 9iifeu
bat pel6e niAt 10 leidt a%us,ul6leifen
Itnh, cine Shatlo6e peIhe ibon mander
erfabren bat Sd babe nur cinige Soupt.
tbeile berlbrt. uho bite ole Sieleniaeu,
wtlde cine Waidine faufen moGen bor<
inipred5n nm oieieIbe in Nnidcin III me-
men nnO Die Ereiie gu priifcn, ptldc iebr
lietcral au8follen werben. Ollie Nuldi.
ncn gGrontirt ODER fein &crfauf. Mcin
Bucyrus Droppcr lit idon ,u oQ0emein
befanlt Inn meitcreS Nnpre,icn III bcaiirz
fen. lin 3ablrei6cn 3uipruh bittet
2pMie Mcncr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

&c egen Sic 9 id t. Sin 8eridts
e~ritatter bes yGneIiib Me9uuic" tbeiIt
foIaenbss Mittet sur 9eiIuns rbeumati
lher 6i8t nit, OH Scr er felt LANCER 3eit
geIitten bate. Gr %iiolirte feline Settitele
bonn 8oben, inoem CT ieoen &foiten ouf
Sen untercu She'll elmer Scrbrodenen
GlasTalde iteIte. Gr ia9t, bie @irfun9
lei pie Elm 3au5er qeueien. Gr pabe
felt Is Sabrcn an rbcumatiider 8idt
aelitten un0 bie8eierung lei nadInluenO'
ung Scr Siolntoren iOfOrt eingctreten.
Oas Mittel, 10 unerfldrlid es 1Geint,
loate ieoenfaQs BON Gidttranfen teriudt
meroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

-3u ciucm Uor;jIglidcn 8uttcrtibler
Der flein, eiufab unO bjuig gu itcbcn
fomat, 9cb0rcn orei Ieidt ;u beiAufenof
0irgc. Mfnn nrbme cine fodt SNuNcI
Julie lie mitMGHcr, le9e in oicMR;tte cincn
flaHen Sttin uno iteae ouf bielen Den
Seller nit Der Butter. Nun ~ltIlrit man
cluen unglaiirten Slumcntopf, nodNem
oas am @ooen bcinOli6e God nit @adyS
ootr Slit ucrflcbt worocn, i'll Der Meile
barlibcr, Dap NsItn &0no innrrbolb Res
S6uNsIranocS su ltebcn tOmmt. OaS
@oTer ;jebt lid our6 Nie poroie 1opf'
mouo III Die 90be, perounltt uno bril6t
oaourd Die 2emperatur pe5 pcroeften
3aumcs beceutcuO nieocr. &on Belt 81
3slt crneUcrt man 0a5 9Sa1er.
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Ser Sc6meiSer in Der Ircmbe.

Ser Sdneiber 6ran, ser rsiien iou
SSeiut Iaut unO iammert ie9r:
8 Miuttcr, lebet ewig mobl,
Sud ie9 i6 niumermcbr
Sic Shutter ipeint enticglih:
Sos Ian ib nidt gcihcben;
Tn oarfit mir nidt 10 pI0sllb
Nu5 oelner 9eimat9 gebu!
. Mutter; nein, id mus bon bier!
SIT ro5 nidt ldmmcrlid
Mein SIND. ih meiB Dir 3atb Dafur,
&erbergeu mill id bid;
Su meiuem SoubcnidlOQe
&ctberg id DID msia Sinh,
Sis Define Wlnocrta9e
@eluno Oorilber lin0.
Wein outer Sdnctocr merit ii6 bies
limo that ais giul c%r,fort
Ndbm fIdglih NbIdieb unb oerlieB
Gid ouf Der Mutter Mnrt.
Sod NbenbS mad ser 8Io6e.
SteIIe er iiA uiebtr Gin,
llno rift ouf einem GObe,
Gum Saubenl1lag lineln.
"a 0ina cr-pcIdc @on0criGaft
SIM Sdlage ouf uu0 ab
limo m1rtctc bis Tim SIR Strait
Die Mtuttsr Nu0eln CAB.
@ef Sag mar er 0uf Nciien,
lln6 audi III mln0cc Nabt,
@u bntt' er NIT Den MGuien
limo Natten monde Sdladt.
Ginit bate feline Sdmeiter Streit
NIdlt melt bon ie!ncm 9du8;
Gr bort ME bie @:tdmpfte ifrcit,
limo 9utt gum StIag bin0uS.
Stein Shncioerlejn cr0rimmic,
Maht ellie T5auit unb brObt:
N&3r i'll uldt in Ger 8lemoe
SD i6ligc Did gu tOot.
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6 n 0etrodnete b0I3ern

Gin0etrodnete b0t3erne
8efdBe sails woherbib gu
III a@en. @cnn Elm Iol6es8cfdB ic6,
trofcn lit, 10 fam es Oas bineinse9o6cne
@aiItr, UNI IoldeS aufSuqucncn, nibt
bnlten uno man mub ba5 Ginflie6cn oft
uieocrbolcn, che man icinen3pcf erreidt
Wan tommt Nbcr oomjt bnlo su StAnOe
nerH man Oo5 9cfdB SuUor bidt nit
Strb o0cr9cu pcrit0pft, obcn cincnStcin
Oarouf Ie9t uno Il Oo5 8eflB nit gSaI,
Ter %anfult (; e II uenu nun oas 9SalIcr
wIe0cr obIduft, 10 bIeibt nod oas anoe.
teudtete Stro9 suraf unO bef0rocrt boS
NHfqHeaen oeS oOIjc5 in fur;cr Belt.
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Air $ ausfrautu. Sctannt.

-6Ur 9ausfrouen. Sctannt'
lid erbdit man ourd 3uiob bon 8lpler;a
81 ieinem gIcidcn SewidtstbciI BON in
@aiier j%crgangcncm 9eiln unO Grbiben
Der Mlliduna cine elaitlIde, ipeidc unO
bOltbGre Mnile. Neueroin95 empiebIt
man bieIsn Clpcerins9eim sum Gingifgcn
in oinnsr S9idt lber eingemahts
6riidte. 8eim GrtaIten erbdrtet oitielbe
uno bait oonn 9uit unO 8abrunS5trregcr
ab ; iie I0bt iib UbrI9cn5 Iei6t cntiernen
uno mieoerum gu bemleIbe 3me6 uerruens
Den. Sin 3uics Der trGftig ontiieptii4
mirftnoen SaIpcIlidure oiirfte bierbei
on9e;ciyt itin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-08-05

-Srunnen pom StifIuft
gu rein!9en. USE gdufig fommeu
10 bcflaJenSpcrtbe llnfda" Dor, 0aB ourd,
oaSGiniteiGen in iebr LANCE nidt gsofucte
drummer unO @rubcn McnIdeu um's
Hcben sarnen. Saufg bat man Seilpiele
Dap NnOere, Die sur 0tcttuna Der beinn>
un9Sio0 9inuatergcfalIenen cbenfaas binz
o6itelsen mOIlten, ieIbt berun0luften.
@lr tbeilen oebbalb bier Gin Quu; cins
ladies Nfittei mt, boB man bod bel Der
9ieI@en SeIc9enbeit ME unanoewanOt
lollcn ,oute. Sc mad ser 3iefe ocS Drum
mems giebt man numentli6 f~ieoenbeS
@aier binein. 9ei einem Drummer bon
40 6uB Siefe goB man $50 Quart plob,
lid binein, unb trOB Ser Sife Ser Stifs
luft Die peoer YuIuer nod 9idt bremen
lIeB, mur0e Our9 Ocn0ampf Oss feoeuOen
@aNer5 sic 9uft 9ereiniot.
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Ocmcinnlibtgc5.

-g9,nu @eicn unatrOdnen, fallen fc
Ieidt ou3ciHuuoer, iprelieu iiN uno mer'
sen bN!S %untnu0Ijd. 9Senu man lie aber
ieoe S%ote einmaI, am y8aldtogc sum
Bcjipjcl, cine babe Stunoe lang in Sciz
fenpoNcr toudt, bIciben lie ;Gbe, idncioen
ben G0rpet nitt, bHlteu picl ldnger, uno
telrcn irlmcr pie cin neuer Seier.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
Religious.

ST. Johns Church. The services in
Passion week will be as follows: Mon.
day and Saturday afternoons at A
o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, at 10 O. NJ, and 1880
p. IN.
Rev. Leigh Richmond Smith, of
Alabama, (now at Princeton) will
preach in the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow at 1890 o'clock, in
the morning; also, in the evening al
7:30 p. m. A cordial invitation TO all
to attend.
West Presbyterian Church corner
ofl 9Th and Washington sire cts.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ
r. Otis. Subjects for the morning
session "Revivals and Rivivalists
Messfs. Meody & Lankey and theil
work" For the evening, "Christ fol
all, and all for Christ" All are cor
daily invited.
Preachsng tomorrow at 1890 q. m.
in the First Babtist Church by the
pastor, Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood. The
evening service at 7:30, p. m, will bt
held at the German Baptist Church
followed by Baptism. Sunday Scoo
meets at 8 o'clock a. m. School fol
colorcd people meets In the Hall OF
18th street, between Market and Or
ange, at 2 p. m. A cordial invitation
| is extended.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

FILLrBUsTERINd.--Some little fiilli-
clustering was indulged in at the meet
ing of City Council, last evening,
over the contract for water pipe stops
and valves. Mr.. Pickles offered as y
substitute for the pending question q
resolution awarding the contract to
Pusey, Jones & Co., provided they are
to make the articles in the proper
manner to be specified by the Water
Committee. Messrs, Febiger and
Baker opposed this resolution, when
the previous question was called.
Messrs. Febiger and Baker requested
leave of absence, which being de-
MED them by the chair, (Mr. Mcfntire)
they walked out and were followed by
Messrs. Pickles and Murry This left
Council without quorum and the
bailiff was dispatched afterIthe absent
They returned, but on the call of
ayes and nayes on the previous ques-
tion refused to vote. Their presence
however, made a quorum, and the
substitute resolution was declared
adODted
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
The CjfU Council.
ADJOURNED sEssIoN-CoMMIssIoN RE
TuRNs--coMPLETINeT TIE WATER PIPE
unryru

ADJOURNED EssIoN--CoMMIssIoN RE
TuRNs--coMPLETINe TIE WATER PIPE
ROUTE.
The City Council met in adjourned
session, last evening, President Maris
In the chair.
Mr.. William M. Candy present d
the returns of the commission o. C =
ing Franklin street, from Eig.tl st ce;
to Delaware Avenue-Gen. Jour,'c1 J.,
$25, Jas. Downward, $1,000. Estimated
cost, $4,000. ~.
Also, the return of the commission
on opening Twelfth street from Jack
son to Clayton-Gen. Jourdar trustee,
9 cents, Gen. Jourdap AID wife, S25.
Estimated cost, s675. Referred to the
Committee on Opening Streets.
Council then resumed consideration
OF the route for laying water pipes,
and fixed upon the following, In addi-
tion to the streets e'ready decided
upon:
Cross the Brandywine near Eleventh
street bridge, with u 20-inch main
the size of the Lain to be laid across
the Chfistiana at Third street bridge
was changed from thirty to twenty in
ches y
From Eleventh. street bridge, Ninth
Ward side, 16-inch main along Ele7
enth street to Railroad Avenue, thsnct
to Claylnont street and along to Van
devcr Avenue ; 12-inch main alonl
Vandever Avenue until connection il
made with the main at Market street
A 18-inch main from front and def
ferson, out Front street and Maryland
| avenue TO Chestnut street.
The route for connecting the 30-incl
man at Eleventh and Jefferson street
with the new reservoir was considered
at length. The route proposed wa
directly out Eleventh street, and til,
Water Committee was instructed t,
ascertain if the right of way could b.
obtained through the lands of Judg
Gilpin and Mrs. Hownsfield, through
which this land passes.
The committee was further instruct
ed to purchase sufficient 30-inch pip
to connect with the new reservoir b.
way of Delaware Avenue and Jackso
street, 10 case the Eleventh street rout
cannot be adopted.
The contract for furnishing the NJ
cessary stops and valves for tho pipe
was awarded to Messrs. Pusey, Jone
s. Co.
The Council then, on motion, at
journed.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
4ueaCSe7lle7,tS,
"DAvY CROCKETT AT THE GRAND oPZEl

'DAvY CROCKETT AT THE GRAND OPERA
At the Grand Opera House, last eve-
ing, the interesting drama OF "Davy
Crockett" was presented to good-sized
audience, in an admirable manner. Mr..
Mayo gave fine representation of the
noble and honest backwoodsman, pre-
senting the peculiar and striking traits
in Davy Crocketts character in faithful
manner. Miss Rosa Rand, as Eleanor
Vaughan, ably supplemented Mr.. Mayo's $
efforts, and the supporting company was
excellent. The whole perfor'nanc.' in
fact wits well enJoy eI, a-d r,yeivea
merited applause. The scenic effects of
the play were very good, the Evolves at
the door" being earnest and exciting.
THE aRAysoN BENEFIT.
The Ravel Gymnasium testimonial
benefit TO Mark Gray son the pedestrian
will take place at the Grand Opera
House, on Tuesday evening, March 23d.
On this occasion an attractive entertain
ment will be given, which will include
in its cast of characters a host of home
talent, in addition to artists from dis
tance. Mr.. Grayson will. be presented
with the colors which he will take with
him on his walk around the world, and
the articles OF agreement for his great
walk will be read.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

PREsENTATIoN.-Att the meeting of
the Washington s. F. E. and H. s. l..
Company, last evening, Geo. Mccall,
Esq, Chief Engineer of our Fire De.
partment, was presented by the com.
pany with hat, belt and hand lamp.
He also received from George W.
Stone, rubber service coat. The
presentation speech was made by A
w. Nolon, President of the Company
and Mr.. Mccall responded in 6
neat speech.
AT this meeting Mr.. Nolcn resigned
the Presidency of the company, and
Jos. 81. Greenman was elected tc
succeed him,
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
SECOND EDITION
Accidenf on The P.,W. 4 y. Il. Il.

AN HNGIRB AND TnREU CABS THROWN
FROM TEE TRACK At EoLLI WOODS
THE ENGINzER AND EIRRlrAN sLIGAg-
LY uURg-THS PASSENGERS ESCAPE
UNtNJURED.
Last night, as the south bound New
York and Washington express which
leaves this city at 7:10 p. M, was pas.
5i..S TIC FOLLY Woods, near Newport,
the engine (No. 40) and tender sudden
ly jumped the track, falling over to
the right.
The train at the time was running at
high rate of speed, and the accident
caused a baggage car, Pullman Car and
passenger car, to run off the track be-
fore the momentum of the train could
be checked. These three cars ran
over across the north bound track, but
fortunately did not upset, and although
all the passengers were considerably
frightened, none were injured in the
slightest degree. The cars were dam
aged seriously.
The engine was turned over ON one
side, and the engineer and fireman
were both thrown out with considera.
BILE violence. The former, John Tufts,
We" Auub Ou VIC hCdu, anu buc
lat I. Ii. his back somewhat hurt
Neithcrinjurywas of any consequence.
The engine was badly damaged.
The three cars which were thrown
upon the north bound track detained
the train until about 12 o'clock, and
also detained the way train from Bal
timore, due here at 9:30 o'clock. When
the track was cleared an engine and
three extra cars were sent down from
Wilmington, and the express train pro-
| ceeded to Baltimore.
| Up to noon to-day the engine and
wrecked cars had not b?cn removed.
The cause of the accident is un-
known, but it is supposed that one OF
the rails became moved from place al
one of the joints, by some means OIL
other. The pecuniary loss to the com
pany Is considerable, but it is forum.
ate that tho accident was attended
1with no loss of life.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
{. F. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so tho
roughly tested by all classes of the c0mmuni-
ty that it is now deemed Indispensable as
the blood and gives tone to the stomach, reno
Yates the system and prolongs life. Every
body should have it.
For the cure of Weak stomachs, General
Debility, Indigestion, Disease of the Stomach
and for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and
efficient Salt OF Iron We possess-Citrate of
Magnetic Oxide, combined with the most
energetic OF vegetable tonics-Yellow Peru
Do you want something to strengthen your
Do you want good appetizer
Do you want to get rid Of nervousnessf
Do you want energy? =
DO you want to sleep wellg,
Do you want to build up your constitution
Do you want to feel well?
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling7
II you do try KuNKEL's BITTER WINE OF
IRON.
I only ask q trial Of this valuable tonicP
Beware OF counterfelts as Kunkeps Bitter
Wine OF Iron is the only sure and efrcctual
remedy in the known world for tbe perma-
nent cure Of Dyspepsia and Debility, and ae
there. are number Of invitations offered to
the public, would caution the community to
purchase none but the genuine article, manu-
factured by h. +. Kunkel, and having his
stamp on the cork Of every bottle. The very
fact that others are attempting to initiate .tfis
valuable remedy proves its worth and speaks
volumes in its favor.
Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Druggists
and Dealers everywhere.
No. 209. Tape Worm No. 25e.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. No
fee unless the head passes. Come and refer
70 patients treated. DIR. Il. +. KUNKLE, No.
25S n. Ninth Street, Philadelphia Advice
! ee. Seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
n.oved. marl-d&wlm
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

SUSSEX FIRE Insurance COMPANY
This company which has just been in.
corporated by che Legislature, met in
Seaford on Friday last, and organized b3
electing the following officers: President
G. w. S. Nicholson; Vice. President
John W. Phillips; Treasurer. Michae
Colbollrn Secretary, Joseph II. Nichol
son; Directors, G. W. s. Nicholson, VIM
NJ: Ross, q. A. Randall, J. w. Phillips
Michael Colbourn.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
whence this Great Commotiom til

whence this Great COmmOtiON the
country through, among the Alcoholic Bitter
mongcrs9 They stand aghast ut an innova
ton ontheir privilege OF making drunkards
of the sick. A competitor has come into the
field with which they cannot contend. DIR.
j. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs,
the undeflled essence of the most eflicacious
vegetable tonics and alternatives IN the world,
is driving all the still-born nostrums OF King
Alcohol to the wall. There is no disease, in
ternal or external IN which it is not bene-
hcially administered. feb25d4w
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
STRAY WAITS.

The street. market was slimly attend
ed this morning. -
The unpleasant winter weather still
remains with us.
Constables' blanks for sale cheap al
the GAZETTE office. '''
Complaints in reference to the peach
crop will now be in order.
For cheapness and excellence, the jol
work turned out by the GAZETTE Office
takes the lead. .
Chief Brady went to Philadelphia this
morning to bring down a thief to this
city who had been detained there.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

Ladies' WisnlmK 40 furcnass a light
running and Simple Sewing Machine, would
10 well to call at No. 713 Market Street, W H..
minGton, Del. and see one o. tho incest Fami-
ly $ i.g Machines in the world 1t has no
equal; itsews from the thickest to the thinest
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
runDins. aud no threading-up required self
threading shuttle and self setting needle
discount of for cash. Ladies don'tbuy a
heavy and complicated machine. but get the
light running New American.
us Market st. Wilmington, Del
iy7d&wiv j. II, klMROSE. Agent.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

CAPTURED.-Yestcrday afternoon,
officers Scully and Donovan arrested
Lucy Ann Tibbett, colored, who stole
a trunk and some clothing from the
house of E. NJ. Sergeant, No. 805 West
Fourth street, Tuesday night. Lucy
was arrayed in her stolen finery when
arrested, and in addition sported a
valuable gold watch and chain, be
longing to Mrs. Sergeant, which was
not missed when the robbery was first
discoverd. All the stolen articles were
recovered. Lucy had a hearing before
the Mayor this morning, and was held
to bail in the sum of $500, for appear
ance at Court. She will probably b,
committed.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

DESTRUCTION OF LAwsHE's MILLS.
About z o'clock ON Monday evening
last, smoke was discovered issuing
from the roof of the large steam saw
and grist milf of Lawshe & Co., at
Bridgeville. The alarm was immedi-
ately given, and although every effort
was made to save the property, the
flames had got too great a hesdway.
and the building with its entire con.
tents were destroyed. The loss is $45,.
600, with no insurance. Tho origin
: of the fire is unknown.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

ROPOSALS will be received by COM
L mittee appointed by the Levy Courts of
Kent and Sussex Counties to build an iron
bridge at Milford, Delaware, over Mispillion
creek, of the following dimensions: Length,
4S feet; width, 90 feet. For further infornia-
ton apply to ). M: SIMPLER,
or w. N. w. DORSEY,
mar9d&w2w Milford, Delaware.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
An Eminent Divine says.

Il have been using the Peruvian Syrup.
1t gives me new vigor, buoyancy Of
spirits, elasticity of muscle" Seth W.
Fowle & Sons, Boston, will send free, a
pamphlet of 32 pages. containing full
account of this remarkable medicine, to
any one sending them their address.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

SEVERELY INJURED.-Yesterday after
noon. while Mr.. Charles Hudson was
working at the Ream saw, ut the Car
riage Manufactory of McLear & Kendall,
the saw flew of the shafts, and Mr.. Hud-
SOIL put his foot on u board, which was
attached to the saw, in order to stop it,
when the saw fell and crushed his
large toe on his right foot and bruised
his foot severely. He was taken home
and medical aid summoned. He will not
he able to get about for some time.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

ALFRED WALTON, Druggist, No. 2s5 Mar
ket street, respectfully informs his friends
and the public in general, that he keeps on
hand all descriptions of medicines, and that
a competent person ID at all times ready to
prescribe for such sick as call at that store,
and that no charge is made except the rcgu-
lar price of the medicines, the same price as
they would pay anywhere else; but that no
one Is visited at their residences.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

DANGEROUSLY .ILL.-We regret to
state that Hon. John Hickman's condi-
ton, to-day, is more alarming and cri-
tical than has been. About midnight,
last night, his friends feared dIssolu-
ton was inevitable, he having lost his
power of articulation and was greatly
reduced in strength. At about O'clock
this morning, he rallied to some extent,
and at this writing he appears in a
slight degree revived. - West Chester
Netes, Yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

MusKRAT TRAPrERs.-Some three
or four hunters from interior New
York arrived in Seaford on Tuesday
with view to trapping muslrats on
vided with everything requisite for the
business and propose to proceed up to
the head waters, where they will erect
tent.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

LAND SALRs-James McCauley, exc
cutor of Sarah Il. Howard, deceased,
has sold the farm of said deceased, in
Cecil Co., Md, containing $50 acres, for
$4,000; K. T. Howard and G. d. Lynch,
purchasers.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20
For the Bath.

Bath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
aud Bath Soaps in extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, of horse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles Of the same class at
L. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

:. FlRE.--Between II and 12 O'Clock,
last night, fire was osberved over in
the direction or New Castle, it looked
as If it might have been occasioned
by a burning hay stack.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

NJ oTICE.-The Levy Court of New Castle
IN County has appointed THURSDAY, the
18th day of March, 1876, for the purpose Of
considering the application of persons inter
ested in public roads and school districts.
BY order of the Levy Court.
marriott JOHN r. SPRINGER, Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-20

CONTRACT FOR BARRELs.-The Messrs.
Cannon d Brothers, OF Concord, Sussex
County, have received contract from
parties in Alexandria, Va, for fifty
Thousand -four barrels. The contract is
to be completed in two months.