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nor SALE.-The good will, stock and
h fixtures of the Sorrel Horse Hotel, NO.
1O4 West Front street; apply to
HENRY BRADLEY,
ja31-tf Sorrel Horse Hotel.
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.,., and Co,,,Wsercssi.

,,,, v,scrov, Del, Feb. 10, iSI;
Wl,osk quotations furnished mis- "a ~ H.R: x:
PbinsGWa Wilmington, SG, Del, at1P. M. to-
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NOR RENT-The second story front room
II of 416 Market street, over the GAZETTE
office. Possession on 25th of March, 1877 ;
now occupied by Messrs. Day Mcleod
as real estate and law office. Apply at
this office. jan22d&wtf
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NOR sALE.-Three building lots on
jackson street, between 9Th and 7th.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Ruren, four on Front street near Jackson,
and a lot 81 feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this Office. mar4tf
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TYPE FOR SALE,-Fonts 200 to 400 lbs.
of second hand nonpareil type for sale,
would work very well on slow press with
at this Office. inov2-tf
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VaOR RENT-The dwelling No. 325 East
h Eighth street, between Walnut and
Poplar one of the best neighborhoods, In
the city. Apply at this Office. novAu
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A hand
Il some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this Office. fesstr
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HONE, rARn AND aXRDEs.

Z - r. =
TO determine the percentage Of cream,
in the milk Of different cows, set some
Of each In glass tumblers. The thickness
Of the cream can be seen through the glass.
Id not work butter too fast or too
close, as it breaks the grain and makes it
sa1vy. But Work thofohghly, 80 that the
salt may be evenly distributed. SO says
Bliss.
There is nothing more graceful for
decorating doors, windOwe OF pictures than
the English Nv: A rather cool atmos.
phere and moderate amount Of water is
all that the plant requires. Planted in
common glazed pots, and placed oh a
bracket, they mag. be trained in any way
you desire:
the Santa Rosa Democrdt gives the
following advice in burning stumps. Pile
about them. 4 lot of dry rubbish There is
nothihg better than dry stable manure !,
and after setting this on fire, cover with
damp or wet manure. This is upon the
plan of coal kiln, and if one wants pay
for his labor he can put Out,the fire at the
proper stage, and make a few bushels OF
charcoal. If not, he can let the whole
thing burn to ashes. One who has tried
this plan says ii is q perfect success. Its
worth trial.
Cold in the head can be cured at once,
if taken care of at the very beginning.
Dissolve tablespoonful of .borax III a
pint of water; let il stand until it becomes
tepid; snuff some up the nostrils two OF
three times during the day. or use the dry
powdered borax like snuff, taking pinch
as often as required. AT night have a
handkerchief saturated with spirits Of
camphor, place It near the rostrils, so as
to inhale the fumes while sleeping.-OlG
Housekseper, in Toledo Weekly Commercial
II once helped man to drive some fat
cattle 10 market, who, Just before starting
them, gave them all the salt they would
eat, TO make them dry, and just before he
reached the scales lie passed a brook
where the cattle drank good many
pounds of water, for which he received
pay, which was no better than stealing
He was always telling about others cheat
ing. He never bought pound of sugar
but what. he said, perhaps it was half saw
dust: and everything else in the Same way
Statement before EEn5ra Farmers Cub:
AT the very critical time of the ston
ing of the fruit of rlums, cherries, apri
cots and even peaches, liquid manure
dressings will be found most beneficial
far more so than heavy dressing of ma
n1te during the spring OF autumn. Fo
it is evident that the principal reas6r
why stone fruit falls off at this time is be
cause the plant cannot supply nourish
ment equal to the demand; and thi
LIQUID food Is applied Just in the eondi
ton and in such necessary proportions a
this liquid manure, from the great evap
small la amount NJ Ct hutrirhent FUND in tn
soil by the slow progress Of the feeders il
search of it, the fruit entirely fails.-Gaid
to Good Farming.
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yirtuous Energy.

THE first thing to be attended to is to
have it distinctly and explicitly graved
into the soul, that there is only one thing
that can give significance and dignity to
human life-viz: Virtuous energy; and
that this energy is attainable only by en-
ergiZing. If you imagine you are to be
much helped by books, and reasons, and
speculations, and learned disputati0ns, in
this matter, you are altogether mistaken.
Books and discourses may indeed awaken
and arouse you, and perhaps hold up the
sign of wise finger post to prevent you
from going astray at the first start, but
they cannot move you single step on the
road it is your own legs only that can
perform the journey; it is altogether a
matter of doing. Finger posts are very
well where you find them; but the sooner
you can learn to do without them the
better; for you will not travel long, de-
pend upon it, before you come into re-
Pions of moor, and mist, and bog, and
far waste solitudes; and woe be to the
wayfarer, in such case, who has taught
himself to travel only by finger posts and
milestonesi You must have a compass
of sure direction in your own soul, or you
may be forced to depend for your saliva
ton on some random savior, who is only
little less bewildered than yourself.
Grid up your loins, therefore, and prove
the all important truth that as you learn
to walk only by walking, to leap by leap
ing, and to fence by fencing, so you can
learn to live nobly only by acting nobly
on every occasion that presents itself. II
you shirk the first trial of your man.
hood, you will come SO much the weaker
to the second; and If the next occasion,
and the next again finds you unprepared,
you will infallibly sink into baseness. A
swimmer becomes strong only by fire.
qoently breasting the big waves. II You
practice always in shallow waters, your
heart will assuredly fail you in the hour
of high flood. General notions about sin
and salvation can do you no good in the
blessed life. As in journey, you must
see milestone after milestone fall into
your rear, otherwise you must remain.
stationary SO, in the grand march Of
noble life, one paltriness after another
must disappear, or you have lost your
chance. PREF. Bsackie. .u@
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An Esquimaux Wedding.

e.
Shortly there entered, in perfect 81
lence, a cortege drawing dog-sled, in
which was seated the high priest of the
tribe, and a more villainous- looking OBJ
ject never beheld. He was stripped to
the waist, and smeared with oil and color
ing matter in stripes, which gave him the
appearance OF a Chinese joss. On his
head was tiara of bears claws, sur
mounted by an enormous Polar bears
head. On his shoulders were placed,
erect on end; two large walrus tusks, tan.
cifully decorated with strips of red far
mel, which had been obtained from the
clothing of drowned sailor washed
ashore. The lower part of his body was
covered with other skins, over which were
spread number of young seals, all alive
and barking. In the right hand he held a
spear, which he waved aloft in theatri-
cal manner, while with his left he mo-
toned to the bride and groom to approach
him. The whole concourse arose, and
with shouts of gladness capered around
the priests chariot. This he submitted to
for space of ten minutes, and then, i'm
periously waving his spear, commanded
silence. The groom was now command
ed to PROSTATE himself upon the earth on
his back, and the bride directed to place
her foot upon his throat, which she evil
IDENTIFY did with reluctance. While in
this position the priest instructed the
groom that such was to be his fate, trod-
den under foot by men, should he ever
prove untrue to his plighted troth. He
was then permitted to rise, and directed
to approach the old chief, who placed a
spear at his breast, telling him it would
be his doom should he prove untrue. He
was next directed to his father, who, pro-
ducing fishing line, informed him that
he would choke to death his offspring
should he prove unfaithful. Then, to cap
the climax, he was directed to face the
entire tribe, who brandishing theirspears,
yelled at the top of their voices vengeance
on him in the event Of unfaithfulness. AT
this juncture the groom, apparently over
come with emotion, dropped on the
ground, and bowling his head to the
earth, cried, +" | will be true, J" until raised
to his feet by. the bride.-San Francisco
A0I a fssa e 7Atfs
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INCIDENTS AND ACCIDENTS.

An undertaken in Dallas, Tex, dug a
coffin out of grave because he had been
unable to get pay for it.
The Mayor of London is the hero of
an accident which reminds one of the
story of Brutus, the noble Roman, and his
erring son. The Mayor ordered all un-
muzzled dogs to be shot by the police
The first animal found violating this ordi-
nance was the Mayors own pet dog, and
His Honor permitted it to be sacrificed
without tear or groan.
"A singular case comes up in the Jer-
sey City Police Court. Six years ago
Thomas Gilligan took curious way of
counting his wife. He induced her to get
drunk, AMI when she became sober he
produced marriage certificate. She &C.
cepted the situation without a murmur,
and the marriage that began with liquor
ended with liquor, when recently Gilligan
sold his wife to Jacob Meyers for 81 go
worth of whisky. A row ensued, and
"A mai residing in Wiltwyck was
aroused from his dreams of peace, a few
nights since, by the loud wailing of his
infant, and found his wife whaling the
babe like mad. He asked her the cause,
and she awoke from sleep during which
she dreamed she was spanking the baby.
The baby no doubt thinks if hat is sssuch
stuff as dreams are made of it doesn't
want its mother to have any more such
dreams.-Ksngston IN. ~ Freeman.
People of saving disposition, in the
country, are generally believed to hoard
their savings in stocking. City people,
on the other hand, seem to prefer the GOV
ering of the hand as d receptacle for their
wealth. Mrs- .Tillotson, of New York,
lett sthousand dollar bill in glove, left
the glove in skirt pocket, left all three
to the tender mtrcies of laundress, and
now Mrs. ri lis 1Eft. This should be a
warning to folks not to leave their thou
sands around SO loosely. Detroit Free
Press.
"A strange epidemic is killing the fsh
IN the Psssaic River, New Jersey. Not
all the fish in the river are attacked by the
plague. but only certain species, viz: The
suckers, roach, sunfish and yellow bass.
A few dead catfish and ecls have been
noticed, but not many. The fish I'M
affected are pickerel, pike and black bass,
Of which the latter have been placed in
the river recently. The effects Of the cpl
demic were first noticed on Decoration
Day Fishermen suddenly found dead
fish floating in the river, and the banks
lined with them. The trouble was at first
th rlRht 70 be caused by the gas works of
PateIson. OF BY the numerous dye houses
on tie river; but It has been found to ex-
tend from tide water 10 the sources of the
Passaic, and far up It's numerous branches
on which there are no manufactures. For
weekn the all for 6ome 6li6fance hack
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- - - - eluser hold him,
= . sss q Z IN sas e z s ~ ~
MA Oh Menl cannot euess,
MOI - On Ne6 " the 8ea, 4
= y loSnsslSs Ieen.ese
Cold We only catch AMI bind hin,
s -, - so@e pxl1on, ehutting low,
W*sss s u eon could nSver Ind him,
Wswonld steal his scythe awas
t5fnss should grow about ouf feet,)
and be ehonld not take 10 day
From us while to-day was sweet.
Gypsy Wsysh = ~, most surely
10ypAy VIVA are hardly righS1
wandering, gteellng, yet securely
keeping somehow out OF sight.
From cur trees the fruit he shakes;
silver lace. or silk we miss
From our houses: THU he takes
This. and other thirgs than this.
Here be comes with buds that wither:
Here he comes with birds that fly:
Pretty playthings he brings hithcr.
Just TO take fhom by-and by.
He could mud you In the night,
Though you should put out the moon
He can zee without light.
He viii take the baby soon.
Head with gold enough about it
Jus to light this whole world through:
All. what shall we do withoutitf
Children, say, Whist shall we do
Tell me. is there any place
We can hide the baby? Say,
Can we cover up his face
While the Old Man goes this ways
There is one place, one place only,
We can hide him II we must
Very still and low and lonely:
We can cover him with dust
Shut wild rose in his hand;
Set wild rose at his head:
This Old Man. you understand,
Cannot take from as the dead.
Mrs. y. N. b. Pidtk, In Harper's BdzGr,
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RELIGIOUS Reading.
COPS WAYaLs BFGHF.


80 - =, nxxfxkS N Sob2-
'REE TRAEsIATIoN ThoA y g
CAST;
~ Wint God does; that b surely neni
Pm perfect b HiS vii;
oIsdly hold me still.
Far ia NV God, shall in my need
,s M rude md guardian be,
AHd nssun5yt fear whilst tins Know
He vafche{h dves ms ,ss
37asie
What God docs that is surely right,
Ne IL never can deceive;
VI . 5nose mn ao, a. Lave 73 S
=. ~ ss,.'sast;c, i viii trust,
~ q Frs;f;ent wait tie dsy
w anu x p" H. h,SJ;na ali my gr1efs
WSen i =. - e. !. - .wsy.
-tA'a s5.ss.
uhsA cri df,es tbst is surely right,
Hi 1--we esn never fail:ssls sgtif
Nd other remedies but those
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id order that the wound might readily
heal. When tbs larger piece Of bone was
removed small part 81 the brain came
fOut also. What appears the most re.
markable In this case, the animal made
! not the slightest resistancei but kept per-
fectly uuiet, except : slight nod Of tile
head when the chisel was strtick. It ap:
peared as if she thoroughly comprehend
ed what wis being done for her relief.
The animal Is How recovering. -Tr0pi-
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xyor.e Hay Fork = Patent Infringe
AAOA~ urnau1fS.

In the case of A. j. Nellis u.s. The Ashnna 7
Fork Manufacturing Company, in the United
states Circuit Court for the Northern DIS
trict Of Ohio, decree has been entered IN
favor Of The patents, and an injunction issued
AGAINST the d PENDANTS, enjoining them from
making and selling the Harris Double har.
boon Horse Hay Fork. We notice from tne
Eourt records that tn re are over one hun.
dred suits rlots pending for the infringement
Of these patents, against parties in the State
Of Ohio. Evidently the owners OF the patents
are determined to protect their rights.
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49, ooea Of some Of the leading mer
in Europe are as follows s:,saeid 70: Mr..
sehaEof 81 Lord prl se SsmareR. S. Lord
Granville, 81; Marshal Ma G;i,;am go;
NJ Theirs, so; Emperor " nar1nie s1
Victor Hugo, 70; Thomas I nnyan,oup
Alfred Tennyson, 81; Bishop 3; Du ". Ear
IS: Plus *, 81; Garibal a. R .o life
R RI, 81; Lord stratford de nea0n
90. and Jules Simon. ~.
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Tur Bureau of Statistics furnishes ny Y,
following table showing me az eA ports q o
bacon. ham and cheese from tne + J pn;,a
New York, Boston, Baltimore anu ana : h Ma
delpbia during April: Bacon anu f srom
from New York, O,649, 800 pounds t n,o
Boston 4, 659. 356; from Balt n1n s sass
9ss; from Philadelphia, 4; S ,oS. .ne Res
from r New York, 1,2O9, S01 pounds, POS q
ton on 5,ses; Baltimore, 1871; Pniiaaei
phia 1 009 e4-s
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Rbeum.rl.m quickly CURED.

DuRANG's RHEUMATIC REMEDY, the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any
case of Rheumatism on the face OF the earth
NO matt of how long standing. Price 81
bottle: six bottles, S. Sold by all druggists
Send for circular to HELPHBNsTINE u BENT
tEY. Druggists, Washington, d. G.
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CARELESS and indiscrim1nate nsni y, 3, =
gradually reducing the supply 81 g such
| fish ON the coast of Englan ana VIZ
draws from Norway about 6OO,oo ~ 1o nno
a wear. and from France about soo'VVo'
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HOMES IN WESTERN TExAs.-The unprece
denied large crops, and the completion Of thu
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Rail
way, are attracting vast immigration into
Southwestern Texas. Observation-Disclosures
ted guides, maps and circulars sefitf ee by ad
dressing NJ. Whildin, sos Market-st., st. Louis
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petty Frauds and swindles.

Reware of Baking Powders which are put
ri, short weights. A manufacturer who
swindles, knowingly, in weight will not hes
itatc to sell adu1terated baking powder. Doo-
IEY's YEAST POWDER has a worldwide repu-
tation for perfect purity and always being
full weight. 1t bears every test for superior
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The reason Of the unprecedented success
of this elegant house this season, Is no. a.one
owing to its elegant appointments, It's nns y,
passed cuisine, but 10, IN grea. rons
Sb ic make it the most homelike hotel IN
Ghinaeo s
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READER,

=. 49, fum ypur bed after short sleep "a
Asye 49, nes5iy suhoceted with Catarrhal matter
q your nosos nduence 1t exercises the mind
81. ~ fscuiiee besides ensryasrg the body
1ulli HoH S IT, hd arc sfdicted with Catarrh. Hoss
< s 81 y tho systs% aga,n,st It's further
snd ds sases; 81 Ply
deiene een, IL Is reed rom the danger Of suao
ens 1os fSiia Ming DOWN. 70 breathe freely, sleer
catto4 MY 10 know that poIsonous
6ou9o sna Scfiies the breath and undermnes IN
RnsS1e y Know thsf the body does not. through ii
teins 40 tsndeed blessing. To purchase immunit,
10y c6 fste should be the object 81 all afflicted
But 49, AZ relief or cure They become incredu
etans such the long array Of testimonials from
sous if}eens, physicians, and druggists In favor
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aarrnRD'8 RADICAL CURE

....,.v ,refn~ proof or it's efficacy. tits local
~ 6s Itstrsngthens the system
BY internal sSfbes and heals the inamed nasal sur
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3! sinF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

90 r.1,ab1e medicine, and when every othc,
Y ~ y tried and found wanting this, By Its imme
effect passes at once into favor, which
r. rstaips forever Afterwards.
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EARLY to ryes and lsteto bed the topper.
r ~ Bs'lset's
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SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb %. 1877.
This Is TO certify that have used vEGETINE man.
ufactured by H. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass. for Rheu.
matsm and General Prostitution Of the Nervous sys.
TEN, with good success. Recommend VEGETINE al
an excellent medicine for such complaints.
Yours very truly c. W. VANDERBILT.
Mr.. yandegrift. of the firm Of vandcgrift & Hoff
man. is well known business man In this place, hav.
ing one of the largest stores in Springfield, Ohio
vEcETINE IS SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Mothers. mothe,s, mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLow's SooTH-
ING SYRUP for all diseases of teething in chill
dreu, It relieves the child from pain cures wind
collie regulates the bowels. and, by giving relief
and health to the child. gives rest to the mother
KINesFoRD's OswEeo Corn STARCH for
puddi gs, iellies, custards, ETC., is consid-
cred great deiicaey. 1t is highly recon-
fants, as nutritious food, very palatable
and easy of digestion.
HoPMANn's HOP PILLS for Feverap' Ague.
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Each package contains Dr. sanfoFds Improved In
nains = NJ For sale by all wholesale and retail drug
rists throughout the United States WEEKS POT
kEsEsGeneral Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Bos-
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IACKSON'S BEST

SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO was
awarded the highest prize at the CENTENNIAL Ex-
position for its fine chewing qualities the excellence
and lasting character Of its sweeienng and aadorin
your for this. and that each plug bears our
blue strap trade mark with words Jack on,s BEST
on it, Sold by all jobbers Send for sample TO e A.
JACKSON & CO., Manufacturers. Petersburg. va.
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me- Morastka
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-01-25
His Fat Saved Hims

The advantage Of a generous corpo-
rosity was illustrated at Palermo, Italy.
recently. A half dozen brigands made
an early call at the residence of one
Benedict MAGIC, with intent to flee
with him to the mountains. They
found him standing, like Hiawatha,
lonely in his doorway, but when they
contemplated the bulk of his person
they must have thought that they had
on hand a contract for moving Mount
Vesuvius on short notice. Nothing
daunted, however, they laid violent
hands ON him and sought to force him
into a carriage. He simply sat down
at the garden gate and refused to bulge,
but did not neglect to make violent out
cry. The united strength Of the dia-
volos was unequal to the task of his re-
moval. Kicks but increased his cries,
and when a o of the mountain of
flesh appeared at the balcony and COM
menced practicing on the abductors
with a shotgun they hurriedly dis
persed. Thus the advantages of being
a mar of weight in the community are
sometimes offset.