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NEW YORK MERCURY FOR 1880.
FoRTY-sECoND VOLUME.

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FRUIT APPLES.

Mr. Isaac G. Pierce, Rochester, N.
Y. reports steady improvement in the
qaality Of apples from an orchard in
which he has kept hogs for several
years. He does not think crop rota
ton always necessary, has raised gar
den corn on the same plot for success
siye seasons, and the past year the
yield was at the rate of $50 bushels
of ears per acre.
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POVERTY AND SUFFER- was
dragged down with debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by sick
family and large bills for doctoring,
which did them no good. I was COM
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice Of my pastor, procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use
and in one month we were all well and
none of us have seen sick day since,
and want to say to all poor men, you
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost, | know it. A Working
man.
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The Bitters invariably remedy yellow
ness of the com piexion and whites Of the
eyes, pains in the light side and under
the right shOulder-blade furred tongue
high colored urine, nausea, vertigo, dys-
pepsia, constipation, heaviness of the
head, mental dependency, and every
other manifestation or accompaniment
of a disordered condition of the liver
The stomach, bowels and kidneys also
experience Their regulating and tonic in
fiuence.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally
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ton, we will send copy of the
Housekeeper one year as a premium
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The Ho@sekeeper is neat little
Monthly Magazine, published espe
cially for honsekeepers 1t is IS cts.
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who procnres us a new subscriber
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oneA GAMING ron suErp nsIslNe.

In many counties ofWest Yiryinia,
steps are being taken to organize
wool growers' and sheep-breeders'
associations, the object being to
encourage the raising of improved
breeds of sheep, and to extend the
raising of wool and mutton, and above
all to secure better protection
against the ravages Of dogs.
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ROUSE, FARM ANDGARDEN.
RECIPES.

SOOL TNlH water duu SOOa Will
take machine oil out of washable
goods.
PARSLEY eaten with vinegar will re-
move the unpleasant Effects of eating
onions.
The early mold should never be
washed from potatoes, carrots, or 9th
err roots, until Immediately before
they are to be cooked.
CHARCOAL powder is good for POI
ishing knives without destroying the
blades. 1t is also good tooth powder
when finely pulverized.
VINEGAR FOR SWEET PICKELs.-
To one gallon Of vinegar add three
pounds Of sugar, two tablespoons
cloves, ditto cassia and bring it to 4
good boil.
SAusAGE.-To 100 pounds Of chop
ped meat and three pounds salt, ten
ounces sage and the same amount of
pepper, all finely powdered and mixed
thoroughly.
GINGER CooKIEs.-One cup of wa
ter, two cups of molasses, one-half
cup of lard, one tablespoonful of So
da, two of ginger; n pinch of alum,
to be dissolved in the water Flour
enough to roll out soft, bake quick.
MINcE MEAT.-Two cups Of meat
chopped fine, four cups of apples, one
pint of boiled cider, one half cup Ct
vinegar, one teaspoon each Of cloves,
allspice, cinnamon, nut meg and nc
lasses to make sweet.
For soft corns dip piece of linen
cloth in turpentine and wrap it round
the toe on which the corn is situated
night and morning. The relief will
be immediate, and after a few days,
the corn will disappear.
Snow CREAM Beat the whites OF
four eggs to stiff froth; add two
tablespoonfuls o, powdered sugar;
one tablespoonful of lemon favoring
and rose water; beat the whole to-
gether; then add pint Of thick
cream. This is very nice for plain
boiled rice.
PoTAToEs ROASTED UUDER MEAT
Half boil large potatoes; drain the
water put them into an earthen dish
or small pan, under meat, roasting;
haste them often with dfipppings
turn them, to brown nicely ON all
sides; take them up in separate
dish.
HARDENING CANDLEs.-Take for foul
pounds of candles two ounces Of
white, or yellow beeswax. Those who
make candles will find it great i'm
provement to steep the wicks in lime
water and saltpeter and dry them
The flame is clearer and the tallow
will not run.
Sort SoAP.-Take six gallons Of
soft or rain water, add three pounds
of best Rabbit soap, cut fine, one
pound salsoda, four tablespoonful
spirits of turpentine, two tablespoon
fuls of hartshorn, boil the whole
until perfectly dissolved; pour in
to vessels, and when cold it is fit fol
use.
ARTIFICIAL FERTILIZERS
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West VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments OF study; textbooks furnished
at cost; calendar arranged to suit. teachers: ex-
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tartan, liberal, thorough. Fall Term begins Sop
tember Sd, 1879.
"s@For catalogues and other information, apply
to the President j. X. Thompson, Morgantown,
West Va.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

d 80 Year. invariably in advance IS cents for
SIX months,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

The Gear of all the Russias must
lead a miserable life. Dogged every
where by spies aud assassins, surround
ed by plots and uncertain as to the ex-
istence of treachery even in his own
household, he realizes painfully the
truth of the words, Uneasy lies the
head that wears a crown" On his
leaving LIvadia 3 few days ago, the
police found a newly dug tunnel run
ming from = barn near the railway. In
this tunnel were secreted powerful ex-
plosives, with the intention, doubtless
of firing the mine Immediately on the
Czar entering his carriage. The own
or of the barn shot himself when the
police made the discovery. 1t turns
out that the owners son has for years
been an exile in Sibeaia for some trea-
sonable act against the Government.
and his father, probably sympathizing
with the Revoiutionists, adopted this
method of avenging his sons suffer
Jugs and at the same time Kidding Rus
sia of her greatest despot since the
days Of Ivan. ...
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
THURssAY. DECEMBER NJ. 1850.

That was dlsgraceiul scene in the
National House of Representatives on
Tuesday, for which both MIR. Weaver
aud Mr.. Sparks apologized yssterd ay.
The occurrence was somewhat ludierou.;
the debate having been commenced ard
eoatinued for long time in the gr, al
est good humor; and it seemed both
gentlemen were astonished TO find that
the other was In earnest. The House
was no less surprised at the sudden
change from the mirth-provoking lan-
guage Of Mr.. Weaver, to the angry aud
harsh tones of the braggart and bully,
which drew forth from Mr.. Sparks The
words, "liar," and "scoundrel." Then
both men rushed toward each other
drawing of their coats as they advanced
The members OF the House closed in
b.tween them, and the friends of each
drew them away, as the Speaker resumed
his seat and ordered the Sergeant-at-arns
TO take them in charge. The confusion
shat resulted vas soon followed by al
adjournment. Both men were heartily
ashamed Of their acts; aud the mem
hers yesterday seemed net disposed to
10. tbe opportunity slip to make them feel
the indiguity and insul. Lhsy had put
upon the national legislature by their un
guarded expressions and ungentlemanly
acts. However each male a humble
apology before the House, and thus in
some measure atoned for the scandalous
conduct. The lesson they have receive
will be good one, and perhaps serve to
prevent any recurrence of such a scene
for long time to come.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
The character Of Lord Montfort in

The character Of Lord Montfort in
"Eudymion" is referred to in most OF
the notices ~ being taken from Lord
Melbourne, whom it very little resem-
bles; in others as being "another
sketch OF the Lord Herlford who fig-
ured az Lord Monmouth in "Conings-
by" The fact is that the idea Of
Lord Montfort was clearly taken from
The late Lord Hertferd, who died in
1870, and who, although he was
known to a few only in his later years
was one of the clevsrsst. wittiest, aud
most brilliant men of the time.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

Holding the fort in four inches Of
snow, with blizzard blowing about
their camp fires, must II axe the delu-
ded followers of Payne rather sick Of
the job they have u"d' rtaken. This
is by no means what they meant by 60
ing on to Oklahoma.
Tie President and Mrs. Hayes return
ed 70 Washington Yesterday.
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NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPART
MENT, WILMINGr N, Del,

UFFICE OF THE WATER DEPARr-
MENT, WILMINGry N, Del,
december /, leSJ.J
The ills for 1881 are now ready and
payable at the X -gistraf's office at the =,
W, corner of sixth and King streets. The
law requires that all bills paid on or be
fore January 3Ist, 1851, the face Of the bill
those paid during the month Of February
per cent. add, Il Dnal. those paid duriiIg
the month oi March ~ pSr cent. add.
tloAa AID any amount remainiug un-
paid after April LIST, 1881, the Registrar Is
required TO have the ferruies Withdrawn
and SUIT instituted for the recovery ni In
amount due; and the water Will moi be
let into such premises until such arrears.
with assessments and ~ for drawing Ier
ruies, are paid.
Office hours from a. m. to y. m.
WILLIAM j. MORROW, Registrar.
decl-eud jan -ed feb- cod.
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rNHEY ARE OFFERING
l. One hundred and my dozen
KID GLOVES
KID GLOVES

KID GLOVES
or the very beat make as Holiday Prices.
Trefousss and Dslorme Kid Gloves, in
sli shades and sisss-two. three. fsur and
six but ona.
The Giants de Suede Kid Glove. or I'M
dressed Kid, In three buttons, made by
the frefouase Company. ALI hid gio yes
sold In this house are made BY the above
named Com paay, whose goods are the
acknowledged standard Of axoellencs.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that [ shall
1N Apply to the General Assembly OF
this State, at its session in January, 1881.
for an absolute divorce from my wiIe,
Mary Pugh. W. IL. PfJGH.
Wilmington, DEL, Nov. 30, 1880
decl-m thin,
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NICE SILK POCKET HANDKER-
CHEZ FS, at Is centA. ia J9I
MUFFLER SILK HANDKHRCHLEFs
at 62. 10 cents; Al, ei.25, el.50, o. and q. 2.60,
A full line of piain and hsmstitcnsd
dentlsmen's Handkerchief In fancy
boxes,
Gentlemen's Hsmsti,shsd fancy Dor.
der handkero chiefs.
A Genuemen's woven border, all linen
Handkerchief for 20 cents.
A nrst-class Lndy's all linen hem
stitched handkerchief, at la1< cents. An
exceedingly fne lady's handk kerehisf al
IS AID 50 cents.
A large line OF Ladies' fancy aolored
bordered all linen handkerchief, from
l2h to 50 cents.
Children'x Handkerchief, all linen, Mt
5, ., and l2lx sents.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

During the Presidential campaign
Western farmer wrote 10 Mrs. Gar
field, asking the loan of 81, 900 to pay
of mortgage. He said that that
amount would put him on his feet
again.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

NOTICE.
~ To THE MEMBERS OF THE NEw CAS-
tie co. MUTUAL INSURANCE o. :
WILMINGToN, Del, Nov. 80, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that six per cent.
Interest IN the Surplus FIud OF tue Con >
pany, vail be Distributed pro rata In cash
to the policy holders wneu the policies
are rene wed IN December anu January,
NJ. NJ. CLEAN ER. Secre AIRY,
dec3- lm. ONCE, to- Marked st,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

The edict of Joseph Emanuel, King
of Portugal, published in 1863, is MOI
without its interest at this time, By
this instrument widows Of more than
fifty years of age were forbidden to
marry, because, the preamble recited,
experience has shown that women OF
that age commonly marry young men
of no property, who dissipate the for
tunes such marriages put them in pos.
session of, to the prejudice of chill.
dren and other relations" Spinsters
were not apparently considered so lia-
BILE to be beguiled.
The New York represent .tives of the
Atlantic States Nail Association, at
meeting yesterday, fixed the price o
nails on three dollar basis, less 10 cent,
ner keg for car load lots.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
DTBBoNs.

DIBBoNs.
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
RIBBONS RIBBONS,
RIBBONS, RIBBONS.
RIBBONS, Ribbons.
In All Shades and styles.
In All Shades and Styles.
In All shades and Styles.
In Ali Shades and Styles.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
PUBLIC SALES.

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N RW
LIVER PILL,
SUGAR CoATED.)
ONE PILL h A DOBk,
ONh PILL h A DOSE.
ONE PAL h A DOSE.
These Pills are an absolute cure for al.
bilious and malarial affections. They
grapple with disease at It's fou tain he.d
aud root II out OF the patients syatem al
once. They fortly the body against Dis
ease IN all forms OF sudden ATTACKS anu
spldemlos, and enable all TO brave tn.
inlasmatic danger OF swamps and forests
one vial OF Dr. HAYCocK NRW LlyER
FILLS relieves lhs entlre system OF pains
sla aches, snllYens The spirits and ssnds
new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
Send for this inestlInable medicine nj
once and take no other.
Hssitatlon aud uelay are nothing bul
auolher form OF suicide when you have
remedy nj nRnd to cure sick ess INSTANTLY
Take dlsease IN time aud you Will b.
saved many days ol useless misery,
Or. Haydock's New Liver pills
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and the graateAL bIessing that science
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THE PRoPLk PRAISE THEM
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After suffering tortures from billion.
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pains Ia The head.
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j EACH VIAL CONTAINS TWENTY PILL
One Pm a Dose,
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIsTs.
CAUIoN.-None are genuine unless tn
signatuleof ALLEN HAYDocK surround
each V laI Of Pills. Every PilIs liz SuVa
Coated. III your druggist does MOI zee
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The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
THE WAY TIE MONEY GoE.


The sensation Of the session, in Con-
gross, has been the disclosure made in
the House regarding the nav burdens of
the pension system, burdens $50 appall-
Ing in magnitude" said Mr.. Hubbell If
Michigan, the leading authority Of Con
gress ON the subject, "as To almost stag
ger one who looks at and computes the
vast aggregates that must be paid out -
Already year ago the pension apprd-
priation had risen to be the heaviest an
nual expenditure Of the country, except
ing the interest on the public debt But
the sum of S32, ,404, 900, set apart las,
winter for the current fiscal year, has
been Increased to $50,000,00 for the
year to come; and this enormous inci ease
must be maintained for many years. No
wonder that congressman for a momen.
stood aghast at these figures.
This was not all. 1t was discovered
and announced few days since that the
Arrears Of Pension bill, passed by Con.
gress and signed by Hayes, would cosl
this country the monstrous sum Of up
ward of two hundred and forty-three
millions of dollars.
That bill was pure gratuity. Nc
contract, express or implied, warranted
it. 1t applied to cases in which man,
years had been allowed for filing or pro.
scouting claims, aud yes they had moi
been filed or pushed. When it was pre-
senIed to Congress, the highest guess Al
the cost made by its friends WIS twenty
five million dollars, aud even that troll
bled some Congressman, WHO, neverthe.
less, did not venture to vote against il
| The House threw the bill on the Senate
apparently thinking it might be kille,
there; the Senate in turn threw the re
sponsibility on Hayes; and HAYES @
course signed the swindle.-N. Y. Sun
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

Are offering unpreosde entsd
attractions Tor holiday presents
The house has this y or made
special effort 10 secure q class
OF goods particu iarly adapted
10 The needs and pleasures OF
the holiday Aeason. and n now
disposing OF them NJ prloss
within the range Of the hum
blest, as well AZ the most pie
thoric purse.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
IlHIH.ADEn.PMHA. WIHMIMGTOn
4 AND HALFxM0mK BAxLROAO.
NovkMRmn 18TH. 1880.


TRAINS wiliieavs wilmingsos ~asoll wa
for
Philadelphia and Intermediate sslai Ions,
100. t.i0, l0.S0a. M: 2SU. 400. 100 lJ.0
y. m.
Phiiadclphia tExpreas) s.a0, s.0o, a.
l0.D2 n. m12.l5. 20s. IS D. IN
Phila. and New fork AE,a.3O.1.00. 100. o.
m., 1873, l143, 6.1T p. m.
baltimore and intermediate Atai On
b.3 =. m. 5.U0 p. m.
baltimore aud Bay lins, 7.Os D. m,
Baltimore and Washington, IAN, = .
2.lb 7.55, SIS, q m; i25S, i.e4, l.6i, T0s, o. m
Trains for Delaware Division, Ioavs D,.l
New Castle 400, $40. .. M, l.US S.0i,
y. m. fa&
Harrington and InteFmediats SlAilens
V.SO q. M LOS, B.3s p. m
Delmar and Intermediate stations. o.
M; LOS p. m. .t..l
... srEDAY TRAINs,
Phiindelpbia and Intsrmedtats stations
Aloa. M. 500. ASD, ESQ. p. n. VII s..i
Phi'- tslpllia and New York. .2.3a =. n, .s.i7
p. n.
saltimors and Washington. l2.sl. 2.os
AIS. 7.5i. a. m.
For Iurther Information passenger are
referred TO the time tables posted at ID
depot. H.E KENNEf.
I HupariutenN, ut
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

n Office is h. reby given that the un
IN dersigned will apply to the General
Assembly of the State of Delaware at ils
next session for an Act Of Divorce aut,l-
cuto n,dtrt0aont from her husband, David
l., Virtue, MARY A VIRTUE h
dec2- cod Imos
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
DRAUTIFUL

BEAUTIFUL ...u.
sHRIsTMAs PREsENTs
In the shape OF Velvet and AxmiDs"'
MATS ANU RUGS, :.
which are going of al very reasonA'
prices.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

Ladies' fur-top Gloves. hesse-iined, In
great variety. They MAKE very nand-
some and acceptable Christmas presents
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
A MoNG THR MANY

A MoNG THR MANY
Neat and beautiful thiugs auprop,,at
70 the season and OF every dsy MIN,
may be mentioned some new d,sSns !,
RAW SILK AND Embroidered
STAND, TABLE
AND
PIANO COVERS.
or exquisite design and nunh. Also
JUTE AND DAMAsK TABLE CovgRI
New and beautiful Linen Table Over
with Napkins 10 match, from $3.50 10 tll
These goods will make eleg ant presents
a. The designs are quite rare nd lovely !.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

DUBBER oARMENTs.
A large line in all sizes OF the eeleorass
aossAMRR WATERPR00fs.
for ladies and misses. Prices. 222S, ta.a
o., ss.3, $50 and upwards.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
IN SILK HANDKRRCHIRFs

The nrm have surpassed all former Of
fortA. The stock now On hand 10 simply
i'm menae and the styles And variaty are
so diversified that ali tastes cannos fail 90
be gratlhed. Persons In search of eio-
CANT holiday presents will do well TO ex-
anime this
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PRETTY
THINGS.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
AOri1kS.

ICE.
~ UNION NATIONAL BANK OF
WILAINGToN. Dec. 10, 1880.
The annual electipn for nire directors
Will be held at the banking house, o.
Tuesday January IL, 1881, between the
hours of 2 and 4 O'Clock in the after
noon. JOHN PEOPLES,
declO-2tawuanlI. Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23

nERH Is SOMETHING
For Buyers
TO THINK ABOUT, =,
ala an opportunity seldom oIeieu' =
nrm have rsdussd = large llneu
Z VERY NICE DRESS doops -.
to LIZ and 20 cents a ward, IN oroef W
me wants of the Holiday TRADE.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-23
dee.ll-te.

n OTICE To REAL ESTATE OWN
IN Eho.-1hose VINO sell or transfer
heal Estate, and do not wish TO pay the
taxes of 1881 wall oblige the undersigned
by leaving notice thereof at our Office.
that we may assess II to the proper own
ers. EDMUND PROVOST,
Den Ms KANE.
Once, No. 10 h. SIKH street, between
Market and X my. Hours a, m. 10 IA m.
2 TO and TO 5 p. IN. dec2-2w.