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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18
Vermont Legislature.
THURSDAY. Oct. 10.

OaShaii, AOi Clatc 'OiiSSs
BY Mr.. Whitcomb of Ludlow, ex-
ending the jurisdiction of sheriffs and
herifis' deputies; to committee on judi
,iary.
By Mr.. Webster of Putney, in addi-
lion to oh, 40, 6. $. entitled "of wills )"
to committee on judiciary. This bill
provides that no person having hus-
band, wife, child or parent, shall by will
devise more than one-third of his or her
estate, to any benevolent, charitable, lit
erary, scientific, religious or missionary
society, association or corporation, in
trust or otherwise.
BY Mr.. Coolidge, of Ply mouth, de-
filming the rights Of personal property in
brooks, lakes, ponds and rivers in this
State to general committee.
Petition-By Mr.. Davis of Reading,
Of citizens of Reading, relative to COM
mutation money, paid to different men.
Joint Revolutionary Mr.. Swain of
Rockingham, inviting DR.. j. III. French,
Secretary of the State Board of Educa-
ton, to deliver an address before the
Legislature, in the Representatives Hall,
on Thursday evening, October 18th ;
adopted on part of the House.
FRIDAY, Oct. IL.
HoUsE.-Petition = Mr.. Slayton Of
Stowe, of Charles Seaver, praying for a
repeal of the blasphemy law; to COM
mittee on judiciary.
Bills introduced Mr.. Swain of
Rockingham, to pay Franklin Butler
the sum therein named.
BY Mr.. Boynton of Woodstock to au-
thorize the town of Woodstock to guar
antee the interest ON the bonds of the
Woodstock railroad company.
BY Mr.. Whitcomb of Ludlow, to in
corporate the Bridgwater, Plymouth &
Ludlow railroad company.
An attempt to adjourn was made and
voted down, but this vote revealed the
fact that no quorum was present and the
speaker pro tenn, Gen. Pitkin Of Mont
pelier, adjourned the House.
TUESDAY, Oct. 10.
The President directed the Senate to
the election of United States Senator
for the full term of six years from the
fourth day of March next. Hr. Hinck
ley, in few brief remarks, nominated
Justin S. Morrill,, of Straford. As the
roll was called each Senator arose in hi,
place and announced his vote. The re
suit was as follows: For Justin S. Nor
rill, "a; Ono nays). Justin S. Morril
was declared duly elected on the part o
the Senate.
HoUsE.-Bills-By members from
this vicinity.
| Bills introduced and Referred-B,
Mr.. Haskins of Brattleboro, changing
the name of Windham Provident lnsti
tuition for savings.
By Mr.. Stevens of Westminster, t,
incorporate the Vermont Domestic Mis-
sionary Society.
By Mr.. Haskins of Brattleboro, in ad
dition to chap. "a, G. s., relating to high
ways and bridges. Also one to incorpo
rate the village of Brattleboro.
AT halfpast two o'clock, the Speake
announced that the House now proceec
to elect, on its part, Senator in Con
gress from this State. for the full term 0
six years from the 4th day of March, A
d., 1873.
Mr.. Hebard of Chelsea, nominated 60
U. S. Senator, Hon Justin S. Morrill, o
Straford.
The vote was:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18
MADE A NEW MAN OF ME-

SOUTH BosroN, Sept. q, IS /
Mr. STEVENS
ed with Kidney Complaint. | have tried dos p
and many patent medicines but found no relief \
friends persuaded me 70 try your Negetne az.
has made a new man of me. / can most eheerill
recommend it to the public as sure cure igt 4
Kidney Complaint.
ALVIN GLIDDEy,
46l Brosdt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18
HEARTILY RECOMMENDS

SoUTH BosToS. Feb, 7, ISL
Ma, STEVENS
Dear Sir,-I have taken several bottles Of ~
Negetine, and am convinced il is valuable rem
for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and general q.
ity OF the system.
can heartily recommend il to all suffering & 4
the owe complaints,
Yours respectfully,
Mss. MUNRoE PARKER, 3S6 Athens "
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder. Sc. axe aiEt
unpleasant, and at times they become the most
tressing and dangerous diseases that can aaeet g
human system. Most diseases of the Kidneys 81
from impurities in the blood. causing humors VII
settle on these parts. Negetine exeels any kn.'
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and purs
ing the blood thereby causing healthy action iol
Vegetine Is sold By all Druggists. "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18

A Providence clergyman assisted
by twenty-one women, prayed for the
space of one hour the other day, in a
saloon, that the proprietor might be in
duced to close his establishment.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18

DEATH OF FANNY FERN.-The many
friends of Mrs. Sara Payson Parton. bet
ter known to the reading public as Fan
ny Fern, will regret to learn of her
death, which occurred after an illness of
several months duration, at her resi-
dence in New York city, Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Parton was the daughter
of the late Nathaniel Willis. she was
born in Portland, Me-, in 1911, but while
she was very young her father removed
to Boston, which became her home. AT
the ago of fifteen she was sent to Hart
ford to be educated in the school of Cath
crime and Harriet Beecher, and during
her school days gave evidence of high
though eccentric order of talent. Be
fore she was twenty years of age she
married Charles w. Eldridge, cashier Of
Merchants Bank of Boston, who died
after the lapse of few years, leaving
her with two children, both girls. Sub
sequently she again married, but the ut.
ter want of congeniality caused an early
separation. In 1851, urged by her own
and her children's necessities, she made
her first attempt with the pen, and after
many difficulties succeeded in gaining a
foothold, and Fanny Fern soon be.
came a household word. Her principal
works were Ruth Hall, ""Rose Clarke y
4" Fern Leaves" three series, "Little
Ferns 3" and Payday Book" For the
last fifteen years of her life she was a
weekly contributor to the New York
Ledger of the same style of sketches as
first gave her popularity. In 1856 she
married james Parton, the historian.
She was the sister of n. P. Willis, the
poet and editor of the Home Journal,
and of Richard Storrs Willis, the once
well known musical critic. The remains
of Mrs. Parton were taken to Boston for
burial at Mount Auburn.
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Ie number OF deIegates, I5z.
s, N. HERRICK,1 District
G, S. DANA,
Al. IL. GlLM0RE.j Committee.

Bratteboro. September 26, 1872.
N. B. The District Committee are also committee
on credentials In order, therefore, to complete the
roll of delegates promptly, and hasten the Temporal
ny organization of the convention, the officers of the
primary meetings are requested to forward to the
Secretary of the committee, certificates of election
of delegates and substitutes as we'll as furnish
dentials to the persons elected.
CHAs S. DANA. Secretary of Committee.
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ONE YEARS OF A

East MARsHFIRLD, Aug, %, 81
MIR. STEVENS:
Dear Sir,-I am seyepty-one years of age b3
suffered many years with Kidney Complaint wal
ness in my back and stomach, | was induced
friends TO try your Negetine and think it the y
medicine for weakness of the kidneys / ever USE
| have tried many remedies for this complaint 4
never found so much relief as IRON the Vegetba
Ii strengthens and invigOrates the whole sysai
Many of my acquaintance have taken il, and
lieye it to be good for all the complaints for vi
it is recommended.
Yours truly,
JosIAH IL SHRRNln
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18

= Monday was the anniversary Of the
discovery of America by Columbus, Oct.
14sh, 1892.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18
COMMENCING BUSINESS

When all the inmates of the building
had been thus disposed of Mr.. Van Ho-
weinberg was ordered to get up, his limbs
having first been set free, then in his
night clothes he was ordered to accom-
pany the robbers down stairs into the
banking room. DO not kill him-he
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18
Republican Pyramid.
Daring Bank Robbery in Water
ford, N. ".

The Cashiers Family Bound and Gagged
The Cashier made TO Open the Bank
Nault-Erom $500, 900 TO $780,
600 in Money and Bonds StO
lena Terrible Affair.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18
AFTER THE ROBBERY

The servant girl was taken from the
basement to the room with Mrs. Van
Hovenberg, and the children where they
we're all gagged. The burglars then quiz
city drove away with their plumber. The
daughter Sarah was the first to get re-
leased, when she searched the various
rooms until she found her father tied to
bed. She released him, and he, secur-
ing revolver, proceeded to the street
door, discharged several barrels of the
weapon with his wrists still confined in
the handouts. This brought assistance
and the robbery was made known. The
police officers of Troy we're Immediately
notified. Most of the bonds we're on de
post.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-10-18

Before any of the plumber was remov-
ed from the bank Mr.. Van Hovenberg.
after he had obeyed a command to un-
lock the front door, was ordered to pro-
coed up stairs. He was taken INTO an
apartment adjoining that which his wife
and children occupied. and bound and
gagged in the securest possible manner.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Business Notices.

Choice Green and Roasted Coilees Tor sale Il
Cnppen's cor. 4th n Market streets
Pure Cider Vinegar ior picking, at Crppen-,
cor 4th II Market streets.
Crppen, 4th X Market streets, sells nom
but pure spices.
Go TO Crlpen. cor 4h \ Market streets, toI
choice Green aud Black Teas
Try Crppens choice 81 90 teas.
EVENING CLASS IN DRAWING commences Sep
teHber 10th. at : y o'ciork \ +. Scott :. W
Corner cf Eighth y MarAet Streets. Room 80.
sept. . l0t.
To Pic Nc PARTIES A line assortment oi
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, tresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar
dimes, Picked and Cove Oysters, Sc., Nc. Ais
Matthews II Latours celebrated olve oils. at
BUWMAN'S, the Grocer's, ith and Lombard
kettles. Mason, Dexter. valve, Wilcox, and otheI
glass, stone and TIN air tight jars and cans cheap
at tBOWMAN'S, the Giocer's 4th and LombaId
l. H. Foulk, No l02 West second street, t,hls on
hand fine assortment Of very easy shoes suitahl,
or ladies and gentlemen advanced iii llio, at low
prices. de. =
Chedp Coal.-s,tovc s5,5, Nut sl.75 per - II
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Marke
street Bridge. feb2l-tf WM. j. BRowN
Crippen, Corner 4th x Market streets Is con
stantly receiving rev Teas, and Coifees, whIcf
he is selling at reduced rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Magistrates Cases.
BEFORE MAYOR slNMs.

BEFORE MAYOR slMMs.
Lydia whorienby, COL, for assault and bat-
lrry on Sarah Milier. wss held TO bail, in the
sum Of $500 for appearance hi Court.
Alexander Whortenby, a coIoresi boy, for
throwing stones at Susan Miller, was fined 81
and costs and held under $50 bail 10 keep the
peace.
Wm. Brown, Wm Edwards and Michael
Craven. for trespaas'ng on the property of Wm.
Foord, were each required to pay costs, and
held 10 bail in the sHm Of $50 for their future
good behavior
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
Isabella Sewal charged Eliza Sewal with
committing an assault and battery or her, hut
falling to appear al the trial, the case was dis
missed
Samuel Sheppard, for committing An as.
>ault and battery on John" Dixon, QUE
armed man, was fined 81 and costs and held
to bail, in the sum of 800. to keep the peace
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Triumphant for Twenty Years

More than twenty years ago the MUSTANG LIN
aENT made its debut in the West Its cures OF
he various external diseases Of horses and cattle,
stonished the planters and farmers Of the Missls-
PIP, and Ohio Valleys, and q demand fer it
prung up which nscessitstsd its manufacture on
n extensive scale. eooa the discovery was msde
hat 1t was grand specific for Fhesnatism. gout,
euralgia. earache, toothsehe, and othsy external
limeEts OF mankind. Then IL Vas tried a. q
ealing. pain killing application, in cases of out
Yard ,Wnry. such ss cuts, bruises. burns, spssms.
&c. ami was found equally sesviceabie. The
anne Of the new remedy for soqp u the most
sinful Ills that af1ct mankind and tbs lower an
mails. spread rapidly. and MUSTANG LINIHENT
oon took rank In every State and Territory Of the
Jnon as STANDARD CUBE. 4s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
New Advertisements.

$1,000 Reward,
Agents Wanted.
Registers Order.
DR.. TUFTS Pills.
Mustang Linnment.
Barlow's Indigo Blue.
Notice to WorkiDgmen
Eaton Female Institute.
kpilepsy and Fits Cured.
Campaign Goods for 1872,
Tsrrant's Seltzer hperient.
Hostettsr's Stomach BIttrr5
por1entown Female College
Eichler's R,cires Ter Liquors.
MechaHlcs Loan Association
Struggle of f'T2-Campaign Book,
Preserve the Teeth Sc1odon,.
Building Lots III Delaware City ior sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING,

MEETINGS THIS EVENING.
Cornthian Lodge, No. 20. A. +. \. NJ at Ma
sonic Temple
Asylum Lodge, No 23. y - #. ut odd Eel
lows Hall, Third and King streets
Good Intent DIVISION, n" :, S of +, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, B L { A, Hail 5oi Market
street
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X OF 4, at knights OF
Pythias Hall. I'll Market street
American Star Lodge, No |. Ii +. at Good
Fellews' Hall. Third and Market streets
Columbia Lodge, No l., / . q r, at Fifth
and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
DR.. Tusds SArsnpnrilla and Queem's he
liKhG.

NO remedy possesses $" many valuable Me'hc,-
nal Properties As this comb nation OF Roots
Herbs. and bark The Queens Delight Is az
knowedged by phys,ci,ns To be the most power
iui remedy knoSn tor Impure Blood, Liver Com
plants, Nervousness, Female ompaints. Constr
patton. Rheumatism, Diseases of the Ktdnev>
Syphiiitic Affections, SKIN Diseases. Chrome
complaints, &c. But IN tins preparation ii j.
combined with other vegetable products nhicl
renders its virtues doubly valuabie. Most d,s
eases have their origin III the blood and as .
Blood Purifier the SsrsapariIla and Queens D..
light has no equal. 1t requires but trial to {,
vince the most scepticsl.
For Female Complaints, whether in young OF
old, married or single, at the dawn of wemanhood
or he turn Of life, DIR. TUFTS Liver Pals are al
acknowledged remedy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
elCAlES'S RECIPES FOR llounRs

t"rftts, 500 latest inrruved instructjous t,, n,
lnE t'f"n,i,S hts y, kums tins. Bitter, Esn.,
t"f u ~. trni Syru Bay Rum. &c Sc N.
'n4atet "a IA" Lu,t"f business can AFFORD to a.
" 'h"n' " ~. A-h ,''r then and exsm,ss tha...
At thr """h st"t's tel ,e-cd b, mail on reerin.
~ >. ~ NntNGArH MILLER. y. ". corner IA
mt t'l""tl sir",t. Ph,iaaciphia Pa Iudsr
aud sHttile hrrt- sr',t t-ev.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

The Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria ar.
lived In Berlin Friday evening tr0p Dresden
nd was received at the railway station BY the
emperor William with precisely the sainecere-
monies and attentions which were accorded
the Car. As the two German Emperors
rode side by side through the stseets the cheer
ing was incessant, and the popular enthusiasm
was even greater than that displayed on
Thursday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
EPILEPSY OR FITS

~ Kt Z RE Tor tbs distre, sjnv com,lni..
n's mat" kn"~u IN Treatise (of 1s ,t.vn . Is
IN f"re'Nn and Native @ierhal Prepsrstions ~
lSh"d hs Hr @. fnELPS BkowN. The prssc,,,r,,t ruo
"'s "t''Neted by In" III suci prUy al ra ,.oa
rci ihii nee thnhi c"nsrieu tiuusb r.. fuse M .L
known rs II ha. cured cvrryhod, VIII, b,, .'nt
'"' ft'H, never h"ri' tailed in ~ s,nplr o. NJ. ~"
n ingredients may he htaiDed n nm, :. n, d
F,' Nt9ty s"hi e- 10 ~ applicant. Ly m.,I
add. c,s pr. o. Ihh,rs EgoWN, n Grand A,'aa
.ltTs.y t'ls\ n / '""" suttt,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

REPUBLICAN MEETINGs.-A Republican
meeting was held, last evening, in front OF
the City Hall, which was addressed BY Hon.
John NJ. BroOmall, Of Pennsylvania, and
VIM. 5. Nicholson, ESQ, of Philadelphia
for the Greeley & Brown ratification meeting
few weeks ago, the committee having Dor.
roWed the lumber for the OCCASION Before
the nlee;ing was concluded, the rain forced
them to retire inside the Hall.
The negroes also held meeting, last even
ing, at their Hall, at Ninth and Walnut
streets which was addressed by Mr. isaiah
Wears, one Of the ablest cOlOrpd orators of
Philadelphia. Probably the negroes were
instructed, at this meeting, not to attend tn.
Georgetown Convention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

QUKRf,-W did rot oar RspuhlisAn friends
take the negro band 10 0eorestow1 ~itk them.
tins morning? aud why did % few negroes accom-
pany theml Were they afraid Of the influence
their presence would have on the Sussex county
Republicans
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
LOCAL INTEllloE NcE.

WoRkIHGMEY's MErTINu. - A mass meeting Of
the worsingman Of this city, has been ~aiied for
Tomorrow evening, stsshs City Hall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

SLIGHT fIRE.-Ths alarm Of fire about noon
to-day. was caused by the burning of small
quantity OF cotton and other combustible material.
IN Pus,ys cotton m,M, at Fourteenth and Walnut
,ir,e cts, which accidenty became ignited The
flames were extinguished before any serious dam.
age was sustained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

New CASTLE HUNDRED.-At a Weeting OF
the Democratic voters OF New Castle Hun
drcd, held at the Court House, on the 7th
INST, &C L. Fols, President; Joseph L. Ferre,
secretary.
The following Executive Committee was
Apprenticeship. Herbert, &. L. Jamison,
George Grey.
Saturday the 1ith between the hours Of 3
and p. m, was appointed for the purpose of
making nominations for Hundred officers,
and also Delegates to the County Conven-
ton.
On motion adjourned to the call of the
Executive Committee.
JOSEPH L. FERRE, Secretary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
FlNANC CIAL.

REPORTS rF TIE SECRETARY AND TREASURER
BOARD OF IL FDUCAIIoN.
The following are the amounts received from
each school for the nse OF books, for the year
ending June 30, 1872;
School M | Rnys' IDan,rImnni Sl-.--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
Peach Shipments.

In tho Golden Age Of Cirinood
Preserve the beauty Of the teeth with SozoDoNr
md than, when the hair is sivered and the eyes
iimmed with years, the mouth will still reveal
wo gitlering rows Of unsullied ivory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
uuirsd to teach, in addition tc-,,a
referred 10 the Superintendent.

Referred TO the superintendent.
Orders for the following tills were ,iii.ct..l IN
te drawn, nnd ,he toari Adjourned
A. c. Mitchell, S3l3, I'snj. Walker, SI53l;
T. Ferris, $3.50; Srsahnan 4 Bro, So. 10; Robt.
Morrison, s37 95; Richardson 4 Hopes SOL 80;
Jas. Bradford, : ] 2j; IL. Kan, 80 90; John n.
Oxle, ST.; l.. killgore Sl.50; l.. f. Adair, 75c;
Jas. France, ~ 81; Springer, Mortly Il ,;,,,sc'
81 /; Cr"asdae X Cameron. Si.16.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

FIRE, The tinnefs left their furnace with
ire in il on the roofof Col. NicComb's dwelling
last evening, and about dusk il blew over and
the e,as were famed into flame causing a,
alarm Of FIRE No damage was done
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

Total, S49I29s
j. l.. kiLLGoRk, Secretary
The following is the Report Of lie .,i.si,,r
Of the Board oi Ppbl,y sl>,usa,ion OF Whining
ton, from April sih /" sept. lst 1872 inclusive,
DR.
Balance on hand from late Trea-
surer, 4 80. -
Cash received from City Treasurer
for tax, &c, 26SlG.34
Received from sale of bonds from
new school Auuo 90
Received fropl .eaphs.s Tor .lse OF
books, ss5ll
Received from olhei sources, :.o2S3 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

RoBBERY.-lt Is reported that the dwelling
of Geo W. Churchman, on Delaware Avenue
was robbed, of nearly everything on Frida,
night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
~ -" """eSunh Grent
snsHr"ign Book. THE
STRUGGLE OF ~.

I N'F'T'R M F"7niro7 and Fsr,l1or Lite,o,,,.
Hrnth!r hisf"ty - ;h- ntpuul,cnn and ns,.
1'ii, i"r,'s; Ay Skot'h oi the ~, ,,Iid no- IlS
~, ~, ~ 4" W. Nr'N ~ tnside p.tc Il ;ue On
@ 'h"n ~ tN' ".nita' n The finest Iilu.trnteG knn
fN ~ h'l, took wanted b, every An.,,ooih "h
e. 't'h' I" st"nIe territory at once sand ~ 'ah AN
"n'ht. MON rtELl >iiiNG %, Chica,1 ,m i9r
fhla Ia ui Springfield Muss Ill,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

For GEoRGE1oWN.-A special train left the
depot, this city at :25 O'Clock. this morning. for
'hr pnrpose of taking parties wishing to attend
the Republican Convention, at UeorgetowI. to-
lay Notwithstanding the reduced fare. the at
,udahce was not large. although many persons
having business down the State, took adv sntags
OF this opportunity of obtaining cheap transpor-
iation, and AL early train down the Delaware
Railroad. platform car was attached To the
rear OF the train, which the members of the
soldiers aud Sailors Club had secured piece OF
ordinance. with which 10 fire salutes at various
stations along the road.
A CRUEL JoKE.--A North East Cecil county
MI there resided an eccentric individual uamed
Wesley Wilson, who last week was made the VIC.
tim Of cruel Joke, the fatal consequences OF which
VII. doubtless haunt the memory of tn: perpetr ra-
tors Though lite. Wesley was "a poor. cracked
brained Fellow. ami constantly labored under the
impression that he was esuecially ordained for u
minister oi the Gospel. HIS malady. however.
was perfectly harmless, and should have rendered
him sn ote,t OF pity Instead OF butt, the ridicue
and recipient oi cruel. practical Jokes. Last
week some young men of n orth East came across
Wesley and decided 10 amuse themselves ut his
expense. Accordingly. they procured tw', water
melons, which they gave 80 him. and by husnor-
inc HIN upon his pet haucinations, induced him
TO eat nearly all tue melons and large portion Of
the green rind They then urged upon him .
couple OF cantalopes and quantity of peaches,
until the poor fellow was fairly gor9ed The next
day, as might have been expected. Wesley SICK
oned and died. The affair has created Considers
| bic excitement i'll the ne,gbborhOoi. and the cti-
lens are justly indignant al tins shameless outrage
upon harmless, uususpecting lunatic.
I real ESTATE SALE Remember the sale of
| 60 building lots on Saturday, BY Mr.. james
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

A man ns'
>ses at Bear
1o01ayHIaI
panty Of d
~ yksuR
troabfss "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
CAMPAIGN CooDs FOR 1870

'Ss,a's wnh'fd tr our Campaign Good, Nj.
hI' '"l W. per c'nf. profit. Now is IN. ,,n. ~
NJ u" u, 'nrc i"r Descriptive Circulars and t,."'.
nnl.ies' tamp'ign Biographies. Char. 'ns s1a 1osa'
ff"na,. haises. r.ns, Flags. ad sysrythns sU,'.a
f"li san rlr~ sent tors Address Mn"sr ! ale
srlto. - f"rh Row. New Ao,k "oob-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

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the 'aiair. ot pntnloss eyicuaut, gentle s,Inui,u.
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10

real ESTATE SALE.-Remember the sale of
60 building lots on Saturday, by Mr.. James
Bradford
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-10
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