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The daily gazette., 1875-03-18
THIRD EDITION..
Delaware LEGISLATURE.
DOVER, DEL, March II, 1875.
AFTERNOON session.

AFIEhNoON SESSION.
Senate reassembled at r. IN. Pray
er by Chaplain.
Mr. Shakespeare from the commit
mittee on temperance, reported bill
to amend chapter 418, volume IA,
Laws of Delaware, which was read
twice. The bill provides that no free.
holder shall sign more than two REG
Ommendation for license in one wear
increases the license fees to Sl25' lin.
its the sale in stores and by manufac-
turers to not less than one gallon,
gives the States Attorney General $40
for every conviction, and prohibits
that officer from entering nOlli prose
qua without submitting the evidence
to jury,
Mr. Shakespeare reported an amend
ment to the charter of the Rehoboth
Hotel Company, changing the name
to the Sussex Hotel Company, which
was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Riddle reported the House bill
to amend chapter 91, Revised Code,
which was read third time and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Fiddeman the
House bill to amend an act to Law out
public road leading to and across
certain bridge across Duck Creek
near Flemming's landing, was read
twice and referred.
Dir. Shakespeare reported the House
bill to incorporate the Tasker Tele-
graph Company, which was read
third time and passed.
MIR. Moore reported the supplement
to the act to amend chapter 424 Re-
viscd Code, which was read third
time and passed.
Mr.. Riddle reported the bill to
amend chapter SO, volume ID, Laws of
Delaware, which was read a third
time and passed.
The bill allows the States Attorney
an increase of $500 on salary with
which to pay his deputy.
On motion of Mr.. Shakespeare the
House bill to incorporate the Semi
mole Tribe, No. z, Imp. o. B. NJ, of
Delaware, was read twice and referred.
Mr.. Riddle reported the House bill
change lands and dwellings of Jonn A.
Nicholson, g. w. S. Nicholson, Hen
ry T. Nicholson and d. W. Muse,
from school district No. 7G to T2, in
Sussex county, which was read
third time and passed.
Mr.. Shakespeare reported the bill to
incorporate the Vine Branch Ditch
Company, which was read third
time and passed.
Mr.. Riddle presented a petition
from Adam Grubb and others for the
establishment of work house, which
was read and laid on the table.
Adjourned.
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W. FATHER REPORT
W. sHINaToN, March III A. M.

For the lower lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer, northwest
winds, slightly warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-On Tuesday.
Mr.. &. M. Dashiell, as trustee, sold 1876
acres of Jones' Delight near Quanti-
co, Wicomico county, Md, to Mr. II. H..
Dashiell, for the sum of $1,000.
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No Suspension

In the sale OF Boots, Shses " Caters at 3l3
Market street, doors below Fourth.
WIN. ii. BABCOCk u co.
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m AR RIEn

NDERsoN-DENEIs-On tho 18th inst, at
the residence of the BRIDES mother, 422
Market street, by the Rev. j. E. Smith, MIR.
A. Jefferson Anderson, of Chester County,
Ia, and Miss julia A. Dennis, of this city.
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Rrodic's MiracuIous Cure for Corn

| An English remedy of great popularity. for
| removing corns without pain.
f. BltING1iUltST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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2 l A N y!
BE ATTY

a5-Send stump for full information, Frico
list, &C., &C. DANIEL 4. BEATTY, Wash
ington, New Jersey. marlsd6m
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NOR REST.-A Store and Dwelling, Noi
II 100 Market street, Wilmington. Del. In
quire of JOHN TOWNSEND,
marriott Clayton House.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-18

TOR RENT-A large second-story front
i room at 4l6 Market street-g0Od entrance,
suitable for merchant tailor, or almost any
business. Apply at this of1ice. mar4tf
The daily gazette., 1875-03-18

LNOR SALE-Three building lots on Jack
l, son street, between 9Th and 7th. Five
building lots on Fifth street near Van Buren,.
Two ON Front street near jackson, and a lot
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue, near Har-
rison. Apply at this Office. mar4tf
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FOk S<lLE AND RENT:

NOR RENT OR CROP-A farm of 1876
II acres near Milford Cross Roads, Mill
Creek Hundred, New Castle County, Del.
Adply to ELI MOTE.
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WANTS.

xyTANTED-A cook. Apply at No. iio'
w Market street. mHi'u
The daily gazette., 1875-03-18
Prime Vanilla Renns

GUld WHOLESALE anu retdll Dy
f. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-18

ANTED-A girl to do honscwork. Ap-
~ ply at llO5 Market street. maro'i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

s| Sin 6rieoensridtsr in Montana
bat ii4erli4 Die ~tirseite slrt, Chen 81 idlieis
Isn. gr tritt ms 3immsr, no bas Srauts
paar wartet unb iast: r9lufssitanben-@es
ben Sie ii6 Die Sdnbe !-Sasen sic Sa!
-Ma6t le6S Dollars. 9loieu.A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

gY- Marel: MO6t wilsn, parum
Sirlt Sismard bel Der Gntbiaunssfeisr i'm
Seutoburser Baloe nidt Susen mar?
Sepperl: ga weiBt, felt Der eummsn
@ei9idt BON Dem 2amarmora nil sr mir
mebr pon Gnt5iaungen willen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

sB@ abel, Der befannte sroBe Sonfinit'
Ter, sins zines 9lbenos in Saurbau ipasie.
rem, alS eben cine ieiner Spmpbonien
i6lc9t auiseiibrt wuroe. Defenders puroe
lie bubard uerOorben, baB Der anfibrer
oss Ordefers bic Sewesuns gan, fali6
senOmmen bate. Snosm glbsl ii9 nun
eben iiber bieien Meniden drserte uno eis
nise S6eltwOrte sesen i'm ausitieB. fraste
i'm isin @eieuidafter! vWie bsiBt Der
Msni6?" YGain", entsesnete 9lbel. v8ie,
Gain2" rgtun, b0ren Sic peun ni9t, Dap
er mid moroet?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

sB- Sn Der Stabt 8aibinston bat elm
Nsssr Namens Watfins aus AZ GROCER
elebe su ieiner 6rau ibr elm OBJ abssbiHsn.
Sin Nidter ianote ben Sbrabbeibsr ie6s
Monate mad benz 9efdngniGe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

Is Sin SpaBuosel in Yaris luo ale
Sufelige baielblt in cine Stride elm. Man
la6te iiber bieie ionoerbare 3uiammentunft
unb iuste: 9alten iie ibr &apitel, ooer
ieiern lie ibren S6utbeiIisen? Sic iaben
in Der Stride chamber an, einise la9ten,
uiele aber drserten ii6. Giner pon ibnen,
oeien @eiit better bei9afien mar, als iein
8Orper, ia9te 9Sie Midget ibr cud drsern?
Sebt ibr benn ni6t, baB Giner baS Sprii6s
mort bat gu S9anOen MAIDEN wolen, Die
Serse tamen ni9t %suiammen! ollie Ia6ten,
uno man uereiniste li9 babtn, gu einem
fr0bli@en Mable ii6 gu ueriammeIn uno
atn9 bin, IS ,u beiteuen.
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3ebn cute 6riiaos, ,parum man
Samcs Cuttings
G((tge

berilsen 1oute:
grasns-sis Fus fret zen siftistn 1rssa
NIT Tel6en &lNse 70 oft fdbrtSi TT perer.
9wsitsna.-Sis fns ~unsssinsi ssfuus. unp iSunsn NIT
~praicmmsnsr Si5erbsi ~ mssBiniiSsn 3rsdsn teuast
rsreen.
Dritttns.-eis aHs gut, rsHu irii6. uns rrssn sart
alter etht, 10 sab sas sarin ~anas!ssts Ude saitR Russn
brinst.
Vitrttna.-eit rerssn nismals tribe. uns bic Issts al.
ssapfts @alone rirs liar letu.
6anftems.-Ssss Ssrie ia fsts sitislbt In eidrft unt
GuaIitaf.
St1ftns. - Der Raufer ubSlt fur isst Serts Gin re
,pt, pena6 man pidsls p%rdiryirsn tam.
StebeHtens .-Stt rerpeu fur grdierpatipn zen gtd.
lee earantirt. mtun len anrsiianssa IN bsiasttm Wseept
s~rlfaaets Enlightenment mire.
Hhtens.-S ie fne LANCE I'm 8serau6 bsreteu, Rne tt.
f~riseisten tets ssafaubis.
Re nttns-S ans YeaAtr. artiid. lard rItt cine
lang ssfutlts eide In ssmmsjislsn Ssrt1sn ~aassefaat
miro.
ADMINISTRATIONS pirs trsene elmer
gsrien ttutauftus Dollars baabisn. ptl6e ben ~.
~strlaitetn NaSreis lisfert eab irssue nsitt ittner Glfss.
ptnn it ieint 6aerif %psrlahta, irssne cine psntser rstnt unA
stiaust Snbfanl ~sutbalien, ale sa a9isn apfsiaft.
1876 VI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

9B" Die 6rau bat msbr @siit, Ser
Manu mebr @snie Die 6rau bsOba3tet,
Der Wann l9liebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05
unterba II E 8.
Rrtte: gnhdntisr edsrs siernst eem 9briftsn,
srbeitert pe Seele unp t~rfereert ieltf
eie 0eiunebeit eeS Qeibee.

RE @siune belt ess 9sibes.
~ Sorberbare llnterreoung. Sous
parom bate sbie @isenbeit, III Yerionen,
Gle i'm ni9t t%annten, in Der @ei3lpinoi9s
felt cine WenssSrasen gu ridten, slei4iam,
als Oh er bas Ge9t sebabt, elm SerbOr NIT
ibnen anSuitellen; es mar feline art, Die
Qeute tennen gu %lernen; wer ibm raid nno
irei antmortste, benz idenfte er i3nea Ieine
46tuns unb 3uneisuns. alS @leranber
BON 9amotb auf Der taurii9en &eiie ber
&aiierin 6atberina in 8iem 3um eriten
Wtale nit benz ruiiil3en Seloen Suiammen
fam, batten beioe fOlsenoe merfpirSise
llnterreouns.
g.: Qus wsl6em Qan6e? g.: Sran;oie.
g.: Gei6dft? g.: Militdr. O.: @rao?
g.: Sberlt. g.: Name? G.: aleranoer
9amotb. g.: Gut.
Z 9amotb, bur3 Sisies lafonii9e Serb0r
beiremoet, ipanote ii9 II ieinericits an
Souparow, iub ibn iteif an uno rug:
g.: Nus wel6em 2anoe? g.: &uhe.
g.: @ei6dft? G.: Wilitdr. g.: @rao?
g.: @eNeral. g.: Same? g.: Souwas
rom. g.: @ut.
geios bra6en in 9adsn aug, unb wur:
ben ieitoem 9anS gate 6reunOe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

20" Ginen tlaiii6en gsitrug gu Der
Siteliu6t Ser Oeuti6en ~liefern Die Srems
bemliiten in man9en beuti6en 8abeorten.
Snsbeionbere tritt Damn bas &omii6e bieier
S9wd9e 81 Gage, mem Die Satin ben
Sitel ibres Manues nit ms Sao nimmt,
I'M ni6t ais sinia@e Srau 60 uno 90 in
Der Gurliite iiguriren gu miilen. Die
y9abe 3ts." ercerpirt etnise Der i6onlten
Sitel aus b~iuerIen Gurliiteu. Din Der Spite
Der Sitelid6tisen itebcn Die 6rau Staats'
anpalt, Damn fol9en Die 6rau Serswerfs
Snipector, 6rau Bureau Director, Srun'
nenmeiiter, Selegrupbiit, Giienbubn Snse'
nieur, Sberamtmann, lieutenant, nno Den
wiroisen S3luB biloet Die 6rau eanoess
1lteite C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

sB Die Mtormonen mabnen unb per-
tla9en ;war ni9t, wenn ibnen giner &c:
bor9tes @elb ni3t beSablen piu, iteuen
aber orei Mcni9en Dor Sas Saus, bic bsn
sanSen Gag BON iriib bis ipdt in Die Nadt
fiir4terli6 trOmmeIn uuo pfeifen. Sin
amerifanii6ss Slatt iast. baB es Elm
Sduloner ieIten LANCER als brei Gage aus
bdlt. Die Yfeifer toiten ni9t uiel, unO
iinb ~wenisitenS sebnmal biuiser aIs Der
biui9ite Yroce6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

sB| Su Gan Sranciseo IieB ii6 cine
Dame photographer, Dsrueiserte absr bic
annabme oes Siloniies, neil ss ni9t BE.
.SaubernS i36n", alio nidt dbnli9 lei. Sie
@eidworenen tnoeiien tamen na9 sinses
benber Sersleiduns bes Originals nit benz
Counterfeit gu benz SdluNe, buB bas Yilo
oas llrbilo ar Sd0nbsit iibsrtrsiie. Der
sefrdnften gitelteit bIieb nidts ibris, ais
iid mad 3abluns Der Soften unter allses
meinem 0obn9elddter III entfernen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

~ 90. @eiBt on, mas oas &Oniss
reid Stulien iit2
g. gSas ioute IS iein?
sc. Sin Seeleuault lit bas SOni9rei3
Stulien.
g. Wie 10!
so. Gs bat einsn fursen Ginsan9, fein
@loria uno fein GreOo (feine SIRE uno
feinen @lau6en, feline Sreue unb fem Ser
trauen) aber ein iebr langes SiiertOrium
(uiele Steueru uno Qbsabeu) unp am gnoe
teinen Se9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-05

.YH @enn cine Supunsiin beiratben
nil, weroen ibr srit nit einem dtenoen
Ofittel ale SABINE i6war; sebeist. Die
anseidwdrSte miro ME wieber peiB uno
seist 10 bel iebem 2d9eln, baB iie perbsis
ratbet ooer ~wenisifeus 8ittlpe lit. @irSe
uniern freunSIi9en 9eierinnen i9Ie9t be:
ba9en!
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-24

He Thought 1t was Oehxium Tremena.
From the New Brunswieker.
Snifles brought his two weeks spree To-
close on Thursday night He luz on d
lounge in the parlor. feeling as mean ,ss
sour lager, when something IN the corner
Of the room attracted his attention. Rails
ing on his elbow he gazed steadily at it.
Rubbing his eyes, he stared again, and a.
he stared his terror grew. Calling his
wife, he said hoarsely: a.
"Mirandy, what is that2"
i"What is what, Likely
Sniffle's name 10 Lycurgus, and bis wife
calls him Likely for short and sweet. :,
"Why that-that-thing in the corner,
said the frightened man, pointing at it
with hand shaking like politician. =.
Likely, dear. ! see nothing" replied
what, you don't see iii" he shrieked.
'aThen I've got EN-. Oh, heavensl bring
the bible, MiraHdy, bring it quick l.
Here. here on this sacred book swear
never to touch another drop Of whisky. il
break my vow, may my right hand cleays
to the roof Of my mouth, and-
Here, catching another glimpse of the
: terrible object he clutched his wife ant
lbegged in piteous tones:
d Don't leave me don't leave you
Likely and burying his face in the fold
of her dress, he sobbed and moaned him
self into troubled sleep, err~
y Then his wife stole gently to the corner
; picked up the toy snake, and threw it int
the stove, Ht#si ~ fl
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-24
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and
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Pages Climax Salve, o Family
blessing for 25 cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without IL.
Wewarrant it to cure ScrOfala
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MoNTeoMERY's HERVlNE.

For the cure of Neuralgi., Rheumatism. Head"
ACHE Nervousness, Sciatica. TIc-DOulOureux, Hy :
terra palpitation OF the Heart, ana all nervous at
fections. he Proprietor OF this valuable medicine
,es not ask you to cit for weeks or mon hs pe-
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less Of this dicine il required is sold on its
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and ha- been long and favorably known to the
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Sold by al Druggists. DR. Montgomery will be
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free of charge, pc sonaily or by letter.
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-se- PHILADELPHIA. n.
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PILES PILES! PILEs
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Shall the Ladies' Smoke ?


There is one way. however. that good
deal Of male smoking might be stepped.
and that is by the ladies' adopting the
practice themselves. Husbands and
lovers who infect their breath with the
fumes of tobacco, and bring themselves
into the presence of wives and sweethearts.
would be gravely disturbed if they found
their example followed by. the other sex.
Smoking is no more masculine, per Sc.
than drinking. IF women and men to.
gether sip sherry and sclaret, why sheuld
they not together; smoke cigars and ciga-
rettes {? We get most Of our fashions from
Europe. Why not import one from
ISpain p e = sT~EF .AItB rs L
..1rbe dark-eyed train Of the maids of Spain.
Meath their arb.r shades rip lightly.
While q cleaning cigar, like new born star,
sTwixt the lips Of each burns brightly"
Spanish women are not supposed to be
more sickly than their sisters of other IA
tieualities. though perhaps not SO pleasant
to kiss, Tobacco does MT seem to hur
them. Nay, if the argument was to be
patterned after those of the ultra-prohibi
tionists of our little creature comforts, w
might say: Spanish women smuke : the,
are famous for beauty; therefore smoking
makes women beautiful.
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.rUNrrEp STATES PATENT orrIcr,

sWAsHINGTON, ID. c., March 5tb, 1874 4
= II am using the bert imported Siberian pencils
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them. have. for the production of the drawings
not be beaten in the United States Tor fine pencil
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am yours truly,
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Publications, u. ;. Patent Office.
Author Of knights American Mechanical Dct'y."s
p o. Dept. (ToPaeRAPHIcAL DIvIsIoN).
WA>HIEsToN, &C, March 81. 1874. I
0REsTRs CLEVELAND, Esq.
'Sir:-Having mate trial of the Dixon American
GRAPHITE Pencil in this Div sion of the Post Office
Departmen I cheetfully add nv testimony
w. l.. NICHOLSON, TOpographer P. .. Dep'mt
The undersigned concur in the above
{. H. tooLE, Assistant Toposrapher.
A. DINsmoRE, ri eipal Draughtslnan.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OIL
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
WAshIN1ToN. ID. c., April 8, 1874.
OREsTKs CLEVELAND. EsR.
.'Sir:-Having used Dixon's Graphite Pencils in
For Samples and descriptive Lists, addre,
The
oREsTKs CLEVELAND President. A, heir &
fSaft Auan 2Esas aga
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-24

..The dark-eyed train OF the maids OF spain.
Meath their arb,sr shades rip lightly.
While cleaning cigar, like new born star,
sTwixt the lips Of each burns brightly"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-31

Mrs. Weakly, 1T a late meeting of
the Nor sgomery county (Ohio) Horti
cultural Society, being called upon,
responded that she had fayorite
green gage plum tree in her yard, and
was desirious, of course, of saving the
fruit. Happening to notice in a hor-
ticultural publication that the branch
es of the elderberry bush cut off and
hung among the branches OF the plum
tree would prevent the ravages Of the
curculio, she did as the article sug-
gcsted. The result was she had half
a bushel of plums trem the tree treat
ed as described. The fruit had al
ready commenced falling from the
plum tree when she first hung the
elderberry branches on it. DIR. Girls
void had succeeded in driving the
striped bug from cucumber plants by
means of the branches of the elder
plant, but was not aware of their eff
cacy in the case of the curculio He
had been accustomed to look upon
those little fellows as our master
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-03-31

1t is admitted by all that there is a
great deal in a name. To be popular
is satisfaction to the person or per
sons enjoying it which is almost mex
pressible, let it be in social or bust
ness life. We heard a manufacturer,
(whom We will call Mr.. Brown re-
mark that he did not understand why
johnson & Co. should have so much
larger trade than he, as his goods
were equal in quality, in every respect,
to theirs, which we did not doubt. It
is not because johnson & Co.'S goods
are any better, but they have taken
measures to let the consumers know
that they live, move, and are doing
business. and have invested thousands
of dollars in advertising, bringing
their goods to the notice of the people,
and their names have become familiar
throughout the whole country. On
the other hand, Mr.. Brown sutposes.
because he is manufacturing, all should
naturally know it, aud believes money
expended in advertising is thrown
away; and the consequence is, John
son & Go. are doing nearly all the
business, proving the old and true
saying, As We sow,so shall We also
reap"
That judicious advertising pays is
fact--and needs no argument. That
thousands of dollars is annually squan-
dcred in injudicious advertising. we
know full we'll. Our experience as
advertisers is larger than any other
firm west of New York That we
know how, when and where to adver-
tise, We leave with those who may
consult with us on the subject
Ross Bros,
Advertising Agents,
30 3 North Fifth Street,
Richmond, Indiana