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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1MAH u sssitH;,lE ss 9
ON ANn ArrER MnNnAY. LILY "

ON AsS EXT frTtE 81 sTfn.Y ,nt; tJraS p, T. 1872.
Trains .fiy: Nil, s;1' , Ss;y ~, "a S.'Es ss
Paoli Accommodation daily, except sunday 1. 4,
am, IS S0 80 am. and llo" ~. lilo PIN. $40 pm
Lock Haven and Elmira Express daily, excent
Sunday. $50 y. LII.
Ms VA. da,y s.s s1ss". fss sandsy ss;i soo
Harrisburg Acc. daily. except Sunday, $50 p.m.
Lancaster and York Acc. daily. e5. sunday IN
nr;%n. ra.Esouix n1n Tran daily except Sunday 5o
southern Express daily $40 In
laclh: Express daily ll.40 pm.
P.oi sanday Trains. s.m and % % S%. No
ElsSnn E1s E1p only to H.rri.eSIe o. Saturd.Is
daily eHcepi q. must :. ,S
baggage dis;s'4 "" xo.i 81 S sIv::. SH,Ss = $50
li-D. s.@. $50 ..d 6.45 pm and ias night. --N
EaeGsss ,r Train tor Long Branch. 7l6 y. ". snd
%sx F4.1. Train ;a1 s,.'S f.; S;- ys,. Il 4
Way Train for ii !oinssbars nd Bastle.ou. 500 m.
Nss s York Sunday Trains. 7.25 = M. 81, p IN. aud
s.t5 IN l,sin NJ connss.s 1t Trenton for Lambert
vile aud WI EESssiS;;fioN SSisti;Sii DEPOT
i!oipssburK 4 Bustie,on. 7 w N. iaaO \ IT'S n
Way Train for New bruuswick.... ......... 80 p %
kspress pr Trains tor Trenton. 7Ds m and l., } and
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 . =. $50, 500 add
100 Wpm.
Way Tain for Bristol. .............. 6oo D N
FOk BkLVlDEKK DIVISION.
Express tor Yreut"n. Lambsrtviils. kaetoa. Eorsn-
Way Train iS Lanber.viIle L Pennington. .iG, co .u
Exprs.s Tor Trenton. L.mbsrtvills. ksston. Scrsa.
ii aSS$Sf :4sEsr RI sssax
AesbOy 0tvssaoo.
Acc0mWOds. for New York via Amboy, 6s0au.
Way Trains i"r Trenton, w aud lO.dO q w. II. .Lal
noon and 40. soy ypd 500 . N.
Accommodation tor New York via Pasth Amboy
2.U IN.
Acco,nm, for New York via jersey City. 500 . u.
Nay Train for kurli ......-..... 6.Nl 3 %.
Way Trains for BordSnt0wn. 8UU and n ~ 5 m.
Exp. Trsint for llixLtstoWs, = w . y and SSO m
Express Trains for Prmbsrion, Lang Hrsach ma
Nj. Southern and Tucksrton Railroads. 100 8
Way Trai"s i"r NJ. Holly, 100. $50 .ad ,lss D u
Wsy Trains for PsaHb ton l0aU u. Z Is 5.Oo q
6.s0pm.
olesping Car Tick. u for the West can b hsa q.
application II the Ticket Ohcs. WI Chsstsut serust
and 1T the Depot, Thirty sec0nd shl AArhs ss Sss,
Agents Of the Union Transfer Company viii call
for aud deliver basgsss Vt the DepOts. Orders vii
receive prompt attt ntiOn. aud Railroad Time card
can alec be obtained at the following
No. W. Chestnut street,
IACAAl OfflCEs: no. w hsstnut street.
No. ll6 Asfk st street,
and at the Depots and Ferry nnusi above.
A J. CASSAfT. GeaeroI laseesr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
soar soMo.

O0AT 00N0.
DY JOam a. D0a0AH.
As,ns ofjeyi song Of blissi
A song for such IN hour ~ thisi
ne tvilisht hourl whsn winds are low.
ApL wsstsrn skies are all sSiow.
Asd like dream beneath our keel
The silent wstsrs lapse and steal
The silent waters Gov.
song Of joyl 20 ~ Of bliss
song tor such an hour ~ thisi
The twilight houri when shines above
The tender. trsinulous star Of love.
And like dream around our PROV
Ihs silent shadows melt aud flow
Tho silent shsd0ws move.
Gong Of joyl song Of blissi
song for such an hour ~ thisi
The twilight hourl Oh night Of June.
Haste onward TO thy perfect noon;
Till, like dream. the dark ness fed.
The silent mo0a bs overhead
The silent. silver moon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
GEORGE Jack, a..
No. 800 Market st,
WATCHES. JeWElly, &C.,

@o@ SPRCcACLRS 4 EYR 0i.ASSES--
S600kD. SILVER AND RUBBER
FRAMES
We e,ai1, from experience tn suit every .S
pecaliariiy If impaired isioa. and in evv.y WA
case suArAHtes sstistActiOn. Our facilities I
are auch that can exchange slsssss IN
suy shAve frame to smit theeusSoaner ia few houv
N. B. -Psrst store above Third street.
Rspsirus in all its branches. ssp2a "
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
DELAwAnk hAiLkOAD LINE.

~ auu after MONDAY, July 18th,
49, ESis'-. tsundA's exosvtsd,I 1ralps vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
Fora homesreso 10 the West,
u IS
PENNSyl IAklA CENTRAL a. r
WESTERN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
AMI
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
Q r F I T r 8 ID U Ro
and al! p!aess in tie Wsss, Southwest a..
NOrthseese.
uTas sHoRrssr AND Bxsr ronr,

fhisiine anords an ~ ed induce msnts To mar
IONS desiring cheap and II NE to n
West ANA desGIv es particularly the attention Of
such rs desire to avail Of the Hom
Bli passed by the last Congress.
Tho Pennsyt v Snia Contra X kalrUsd, with its eor
ting lines BY l3, miles the shortest route n
Cacaso aud other prominen places in the W est and
u also the quick cheapest and best route to nj
prominent places In the Southw % aud Northw wast
Passengers are for warded in cOIa afortable aud Mir,
Passenger Cais. furnished with ed ests with
mos cable hacks water tanks stoves in VIM or and
WI" suco other conv eniences are requisite Tor tn
,"mfort nj families. " "
Through ticketsa sold to nj. promin ept pl acesi,
the " West. Southwes and Northwes At about hai
the usual first cl lass fare. -
children under five years old free and children
between the ages of ave and twelve years pay islf
Price. ~
Bsxfage checked and for warded BY tho anne traia
With The rassengers htypounds of baggage oar-
-:ed free to every full passenger,
The train leaves daily except Sundays. and tick ct.
must he procured and baggnge ut the nee
No. llb Market street, by 3o'cl0ck, =. NJ
by addressing the undersigned he will forwardb
return OF mail. free ofcharge. circular tanning
complete price iht. naP,a correct copy
Homestead Law. aqd give such other Information
may he desired. FHANCIS FUNK AGENT
ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
| No. ll6 Market Street, Philadelp6is
| Phtlahelnhia June "a. 1RfS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-16
.alxs,d 20 skS1wsss.

", .ucc,.. /, owiss siiS 70, ny hbsraiisy in sdver-
..:sr = Rouser.nfn .I'hD ~ 'iir
'I,S Advertising ha. t+illhad me with cOmrs,su-
~ Amos LaWrence.
.d,ertissd my productions aud made money.
Niebla. Lons'oorfh.
w., c,..,,u, sud persistent advertising is q sure
-.ssSda 70 weaith.-Sfephen Gsrard.
n rho invests one dollar IN business should
;u,ss one dollar in ADVERTISING that bu''ns's.--
1 r. StSseors
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12
Tcnaper0nCe .HTeaCs.
Report of Rev. L Il. Stone, Agent Of
State Temp Society.

WAS commissioned to the work snd duties OF
tie general agency o. the Vermont Stste lem
persnce Society a55ut the middle Of January
last Tie appointment, terminating with this
anniversary occasion, would cover, yUu viii per
ceiye, only eleven months But, from this time
there is another deduction O. four weeks or more
TO he made on sccount Of personal Illness so hat
the period Of service il only about tee months.
But notwithstanding this, the executive commit
tee presume viii be disappointed il the record
Of my labor and SUCCESS or, more properly the
wsnt Of SUCCESS, and this more particularly IN
the mstter Of RAISING funds. am myself dis
appointed that much lsrger sum has not been
gstherel But. may not be somewhat reley-
ed, in the consideration, that while your society
in years gone by resolved TO TEse $1,000, and
then again 81, 900, and with an earnest agent
in the field failed 10 raise more than few hun
drels ! have mot fsilei more thsn ny preie-
cessorf Really humility becomes Us all, first
that the condition ard habitt Of men should
render such Efforts neeiful, End secondly, that
an agent and the people accomplish 50 little. Let
the thsme as well as the responsibility be divid-
ed Justly amongst US, and We msy be quickened
for the future Since in the fed, | have been
li-en; in the work assigned me, preaching on
the Sabbath, freque1ty three times -Ey, and
lecturiug the following week, sometimes th-ee,
Sud others f5ug times, and il a few instances,
Fye bpt rsxsr SIX Tr-lr.ii. my Ssbbstb
,,re,cbis- bsve sr-ff7 f,-7 turl-ei an thirty
Ei;rncs s1d more AMI Deyar IN an isa.+sDtive
s,3isn-, G55I iu,.res.i,ns bsv1 lssa mad,
and tae purpose Of earnest iad1. IL holding
h,.l. III. y,,,5 Ana r,,sys--r, AZ l,s4- s7rle If
~ ,reri.rir5 hss leon r.-----er in s---s -,;ni,
,,5 r.q.. l,.rafl-is -f.ivsl n o.he-s NAM re-
c,stiee bs-s nm o--s-iz-l ,Fbsrs o-fars o.-s
ygs.s ,,l.-s ravirei e7 fl,r i8 7eer1, 7-,--
-, r., .ts ,tsts ,,,s-, l. +, ts--,,s-,-,-, r..-
-,tf-r e;,t.- 4, Col Ts-,-rs-s T.1i-s M an ,,.o
- sr5 y. nv -.r5. I.-.F -7 49,, ~
spl work ii tsrm5av.
n, ,,.l..,, sv--,-4- ,--.-.. gy.e sa,.-., 81. I
.cr.+ fr.r, ne r-ts.-..-.rs mi rs,7s,.s which
cg,,s =, r,s =. nm. az e--s--.,.-,r .,.. rrs,,--
"a sn4 -b--e hmm Ir.I 1,-i.s .in.el aid ioq+-
fe-,I fbrrn4a Gle -fs,c -.r-f. a-+e-sl-.fy I-+
how msry lave bssa a. ies.ei. lie have not he /
..ss.., az s-e,i..7, -rs+ir-
Another method OF rsssbfn- Tie --.i1i. nina. .
and h1fir,- 10 NOV. lie rlb'i. hear. ,7- ia the
Iistr.4i.ti5s ef ferlra~.-.e tracts Seventy
ibaustud Of these ra.stl7 rl- ra-e ,--..s. have .
been q .-tli5ltel. gf are in OIL ss- u iist1i5u-
tiop iuo ur S.ste Different sriailrq ers ev-
pressed relative 20 the vision Of thu method cf
,y1rkirr Some fb.EE the lahs--- money as +.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

So in all civil mstters in tsTn and State, and
the tax gatberer. With his legal papers draws
from the people the money neodful 10 the con-
struction Of roads, bridges, snd the erection Of
needed public buildings, and how could it
otherwise be. and these interests not wither
and Gie2 So and in Ike manner must the
temperance cause be cared for, and all iIstru-
mentsiities be encouraged BY a mcaey contri-
button, as well IS by example, reltiment and
prayer, and Jet the funds neeifdl are slow in
coming, from those who give, while those who
profess great love and zeal snd possessing
large estates make 70 contribution in this
matter.
Other States IS vel as ogrs are wrong in this
msi;er Upoa the pulpits and the pewE, there
rests fearful responsibility. Six hundred pull
pits ard forty thousand disciples, Think Of it
The learning, the social influences, and largely
O.. the weslth Of the State is found within our
religious circles.
Ifit is true that united, kind but preserv-
ing movement Of our christian orders, could sup
press and remove tie traffic in intoxicating
drinks, AID We DO not DO It, nor attempt 10 DO
it, VIII not the blood Of our souls be found upon
US, when neither counter, bsr, nor distance will
stand between Us and our felloW-men, nor be-
tween Us and God
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12


TAG eom.s- year VIII be ozs OF unusual inter
est.
In vermont tie a-st biennial election Of officers
and Session ot IFS Legislature occurs and bo d
VIII be looked forward 90 and worked f1rwith IL
crcas.1- interest Is their tine draws rear.
j. national politics. besides the State elections,
ills yea--aud las.iue nearly through the whole II
it-.5nes the Presidents campaign al ways a season
of extraordinary animation and political activity.
/ 10 Grei-n countries it seems probable there viii
ls-5 less stir than The United States II France
strives t. rails, ber.elf from the terrible ove-tr-,yv
which has fse,r-c, her. # p-..i, --.rss r,-+t,-
strides -,.- ards ,.-s,, mover. 70 Fr,o,5 sr
se7s tie CONFUSION CONSEQUENT mon ,bs s5ysD, of
a -..y monarchy and possibly even n new d,ra..,.
,ra7epab..e ifBussi4 reaches out still farthert,-
wards tho Indian Ocean and the Me5.tsrra-
mean i aay OF all OF these rhiD-1 oc-ur
vA..s ray seem rr5bab.e-or anv other thin,
-a 1,ss ss-.rB-i-I- which may seer, now ,rr.-
.f.s-t.o news win ls ,ss,ra-I, l-te1 r,- in
this c5.1.r~. dty tv aa,. ss i, tso land f-o.,
whence il comes f5rtl For never has +, Teen So
--,,s .s .i-,. tf. r,i.f .t, ,.i,-.s. ,,.l,...t.
-te fold ,r.5,.r-,r,.-, 3. ,l. ,y.-l5 .-7.l,++ono
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EoI--.. tr'e7' sEe,,le'' tos-ry, Essays Asrienl
l' l''l'.A- items lana every
ny d 'A-I1''' paper
ia ''', TIE I'hs SHOWS TO su'h 'l'a-,
-. '-1 '7'-''- s-i1''-.'' We 'l
-, .-.. '''' -'-'''' '-'''--- 'l
----'' '' '-1 i'''' SCI wants urging All
'--'.A0 I'-''-As il -''es lnIe-Asent ana indie
1-''.'. u. i'P' 'l' II pi.l. pies on the
''- 'll. '-' -'sNts' welfare ol
-.',,- o. aus 81 go -I '-.'''' prompt
N--' de '-' Same -'-l''
- '--o --' '-' -7'' .1- inc l-.7t earn
~ 1- .t. '-' f'' ia s'''''y'
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=, -. -, Ia o'-l',5 '''IouN "
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IN b 1.i'1 -''A I ZEE I"lss' Dc
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aew advertisements.


WORTHWHILE VI, De5-. ISL
DR. S. W. SNYTH,
Burlington, Vt.
DEAR sra,-Having been benefited by your p-o
fessioaal skill, do not hesitlto 90 recommend ycu
to Others who may be suffering with chronic all
meats Oao year ago I was afflicted With catarrh-
al affection, accompanied by an liberated sore
throat. ! consulted and WAS treltei By regular
physiciaas bat received little or no benefit
Finally, lA'. sprias, sough: your opinion ofmy
case, which was such as to Induce me to place my
solf under your treatment. A single operation,
followed Up by Ioar prescribed treatment, proved
s1nseat TO remove .Ae iis.ass and its distressing
eGsea. Several months having ellpsei sin,e wzs
yog- pe,icnt, Ireziri the cure as permane5t.
Accept ny sincere thanks for the sislal benefit
received, which attribute % your superior meiiea!
skill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

The object in establishing this Institution
was 10 attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use of Vegetable
hemedies, and TO secure a permanent place
where Families, Invalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
eaies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
DR.. Greene has been Physician of the Tnsti-
tlie since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. Or. Greene is in his ifty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession, and his success, we believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
Gla' Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases. Dys-
Pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
+ rant Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
salt kheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
cases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
Dr. oreene's Medical Pamphlet. descrip-
i've Of diseases and their ropertreatmeut. VIII
De sent free TO inyalids
Address, Il. GREENE, ND
SfIeHple Place. Boston Mass.
Aug l5-wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

Il looks az though z nsu was ashamed 10 pub-
hciy snow himself IN company with i.iv vhsn
De hangs Shout the church doors en- Sundsy
EVENING", waiting and watching fer her to make
her appearance. so that he may Eneal I'D to her
IN tie DARK and ofier hia escort.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

4 MISERABLE Thick. - Tie cutting of the
river levee at Msrysville, Cal, by band Of dis
gas'] and srmed men, from which, IL is feared.
me cry Wi.l be inundated and much valuable
property destroyed, to say nothing Of the perils
il!o''ei 10 human .i.-. They have some m.ser-
able ruilans still in CALIFORNIA;.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12
PLEASE NOTICE

PLEASE NOTICE.
FILL FURNISH Harpers Magasin,s. Mail.
ba,ar, Atlantic Monthly The Gaiaxv nneYSshy
20. hscsic ~ journals 60 at $3.50 each Scribners
/, ol1sieal Journal. $50, scientific AmeT,Sy fnre-
Z ~ 81 p. Hearth Home e. on 80
ny "enteiaan' se25 Rural New Yorker e. eo So an
'y O'el PaP'L' al reduced rates from sinqie s..
VIZ ~ go NV want Paper or Magazine writ.
10 sub:cr5ers rI any iOTest prices AZ And
Address 1inee.
s.h...,E WHITNEY
subscription Agent. ana
Dec 2s-vu deputy Postmaster.
Milton, VT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

q STANDARD Preparation, endorsed by tho mos.
reilAn'e fhYsiclans. and ~ astonishing cursfive
power attestsd by thousands who have used II ~
lt is sure, qui remedy tor All disease or +ba
vilhAry UrSaus existng IN malo or female. Jrrira
Soh OF I 10y Or tho Kidneys and Bladder
SraVel, Diabetes, Reddish Sediment IN Urine Tbi.L'
Sloudy url1e, siucus and Involuntary Dischar,ss,
rval IIeIhIa, retention or lncoatlnence of Uri5a
Shronic tatarrh Of Bladder, ant all Cbroni. NIL
DIES OF the uri1o-6snital Organs. W A'A-
FOR sale by al Druggists and dealers in Nedic;r.
everywhere. Nov I515ae Sa'sa,clhe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

- Dr. suy I'll s practice also includes the sue
cess.ul treatment Of all CHRONIC, OBSCURE ana
DEBILITATING DISEASES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

JURUBEBa.
D., Il Is oF =, i 1,5.g.SIolt jig Not VIA. ia s--s
% South American plant tlsr ..- -. ~ '-il. -
AshJ years By tho Medical fsuIr, m t5,--- - .v
cfR NTiIE sonderiai efficacy a POWERFrf
BLOOD and Is 80 - oAlsD PURIFIER " Az
Diseases or the fi-1ot remedy
Liver ana Spleen, Ealsrgemea. sr
9o C me- ines mes Urinary, gsssir Obst---
ooininsi organs Poverty o 3 A.
blood, lntermi..ens o. p vga1t rf
levers, ITa'-uIastiSp emittsn.
N.-sb bfuFay, Of the
NAseaiation q a sluggish
Alscess9I . Blo1f
Jaur1leS aulrorg
la,D ,Scrclc-
yspepsia,
quo and
81 Fever
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DIR. To|GsgE.s
SYRUP OF T.EE

CURES ALL DISEASES OF TIE THROAT ARD
LUNGS SUCH As COUGHS COLDS. CIRQUE.
CASlEE. BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA.
WEcSPiN1 totGH, BLEEDING OF
TuEL.S-S AID CONSUMPTION.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-12

For Infiammutory and Chroul1 HHea---
ti=m and Cont, Dyspepsia or IHdi-rs-i..
Biii3us, Rcmittrut and Intcrmittcar De-
vcr-, Diseases Of tlc Blood, Liver. E..-
noys md Bladder, tae.c Eiftcrs
sreccssfal such Discu~c- ri. ..... FH-.a...
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
FORM FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS.

P.se draw Checks to the order OF the Treasurer whose
enforcement will be receipt In addition TO the 'ae-
knowleIs ment"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY have re-
duced--by nearly one third their usual freight
charges on packages OF currency and mer-
chandise generally, 10 and from the city.
The largely increased amount Of business done
by the office here, fully enables this company
TO make this liberal move. Some years ago
before the present very attentive agent, Mr..
=. F. Belts, took charge of the office, COM
paratively a small amount OF business was
transacted. Indeed, its agency in this city
was known only to the few who had occa-
sion to use it, and very small ofice in Third
street, with one man and a single horse and
wagon, were more THAN sufficient to accom-
modate 1.-THE demand upon its business time.
But soon after Mr.. Belts took hold, business
increased, the office became too small, one
man and horse could not stand the pressure,
and the result has been that a new, large
office had TO be obtained on Market street,
more convenient TO the business OF the city,
and several men and three horses and wagons
are kept constantly at work, sometimes till a
late hour in the evening, TO accommodate the
increased demand upon the office facilities
For all this the people are indebted to Mr..
Belts who, naturally industrious, seems tC
know nothing but his business and the inter
ests OF those whom he so faithfully and eff
GENTLY serves. 1t is something TO meet will
uniformly accommodating officer in public
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
political NEWS.

Tho democrats Of New Hampshire have
eollowed the Labor RetOrmers and Prohiol-
,ionis,s in making early nominations Tor the
spring election.
A hill ia shortly TO be introduced in the
Nror,I, Carolina Legislature TO make the use OF
~ tarms ,,liar." @thicf," "scOundrel, pol
,roon." sc, or similar opprobrous ep'he's
indictable offences
sesaior Wilson looks upon amnesty as
a., oc, of nure unmerited mercy" and so
votes Tor H. This is like Grant turning out
Tn, Nnrnhy because he was faithful ofhcer
and an ornament TO the civil service
A few so.called Liberal Republicans in
N;osnrri bent on maintaining their indiyldal'
H. ,ssist the action of the Liberal Republi-
oSn Central Committee in uniting with the
reSp,ar Committee in calling State Conven'
ton.
Statements have been going tue roundi
oftbe newspapers for months dast, throwing
snsnicion upon the character OF Senator mar
ian's political career. lie has Just been ap
,o;n,ed ON the Committee of Investigation, Il
iooif after the corruption Of the Admnlstra-
lion. The Senator was connected WIN ih'
San Domingo job the Cherokee land swlndie
and the Aqueduc business Mt Washington
These were most suspicious transactions -
pnt N hiring the matter yet nearer home, TIT
Dnbuoue Herald voucbes for the slltemen
that check for 5000, drawn to Senate
Harlan's order, and bearing his endorsement
Is now in that city, representing, money oil
tanned by that Senator in consideration
.Tnfuence" in Congress. If this is true NJ
Harlan stands convicted, not only OF sell'n
his own influence as Senator, but oil eorrup
~, ,be LEGISLATURE Of Town This is one
he men selected by General Grant and h
friends aud defenders in the Senate 70 inyes
gate matters in relation to the Adminisir
lion Albany Argus
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

A HORSE FROZEN TO DEATH WHILE MS
MASTER Is TAXING A DRINK.-Y esterday a
German farmer while coming to town with
some marketing, stopped at a saloon on Re
becca street, Allegheny, to wet his whistle,
and left his team standing in the street The
day being very cold, the farmer fingered by
the fire, and took another drink. After rest
ing and warming himself inwardly and out
wardly, he left the warm precincts Of "mne
host" got into the wagon, seized the reins
cracked the whlp-but the horse never stirred.
The driver thinking the horse was slightly
mulsh, got out, looked the animal in the eye
AS George Washington did his father when
he was telling that "hatchet story seized
the bride, and gave il a vigorous jerk, when,
10 the animal was frozen dead, and fell over,
heels upward, smashing one Of the shafts in
the fall. The mystery was now solved, and
the indulgent farmer left his wagon stand,
and went in search of another "hoss Pitts
JUrgh Post, Dec. 90.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

TERRIBLE PENMAN.-We do not vouch
i s the truth Of the following, which VIC cup
nom an exchange:
Ihere is banker in Philadelphia by the
sue OF whose handwriting even the penman
snip Oh Horace Greeley seems symmetrlcN
and beautiful. Well, this banker was perse,
cuted by life insurance agent, who wanted
MN TO tske out policy. The victim stood II
LOT awhile, but finally, one day, he kicked inc
agent out Of the office. Then the tormenlor
began to send notes 10 the unhappy wretch,
explaining the endowment system, and asking
II any one OF his aunts ever suffered from tor'
piuity OF the liver. At last the banker wrote
TO the heartless fiend as follows:
You diabolical scoundrel, If you send
enother line to me l will come round to your
office and blow out what little brains you
have ~
| When the life insurance man received this
he turned it up and down, and held Il side
ways, and stood before mirror with II, an'
examined IL with miscroscope and called Il
six or seven experts but after all he couldn
determine with any degree of certainty VIVA
II meant. To ascertain, he presented II at IN
paying teller's desk in the bank, and INA
worthy, without moments hesitation, pal'
$1,000 on II believing ii 10 be check 10
that amount. There is one agent less IN III
city than there was week or two ago, an
one more banker who betrays symptoms
insanity when the subject Of life insurance
Q mentioned in his presence.