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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
Republican Meeting at West Chester.

On Wednesday evening the people Of Chester
county witnessed the grandest political torch
light demonstration Of the Republican party
at West Chester. that has ever taken place in
the county. Although heavy rain set in at six
o'clock in the evening" yet the line was over two
miles in length, and marched, without desertons,
through the drenching rain, for more than two
hours. Thirty different clubs were in line from
various parts Of Chester and Delaware countiss.
After the clubs had gone over the route they
we're sumptuously entertained at the market
house,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
TRUSS DEPARTMENT OF
Edward McInall, Jr.,
I'D AND MARKET STREET,
Trusses, Braces, Suspensories.


visiting onr Truss Department, tO call and examine
superior assOTtmt Mt or Trusses, all made Of eX
celent material. We claim the largest stock and
assortment OF tTusses, braces and suspensory BAN
dages OF Rny retail house IN the State and we feel
satisfied In establishing our claim on the fact OF
vatiOu truss makers constantly calling on u.s. and
examining our STOCK. who unanimously pronounce
our assO tment the best they haze eUer sen ia any
Retail RO se' and that our acillt es for applying are
superior To any.
In view OF this fact we can offer patrons and the
AFFLICTED such Inducements as TO quality, price and
lifting, as can only De found in our establishment
Every truss sold at our Truss Room is guaranteed
TO be the finest quality Afforded In the mark {, each
one being practically examined and handled before
receiving
1russes from 80 cents to 5000, and finer finish at
higher prices.
Great pleasure taken in showing Trusses whether
wishing 10 purchase or not.
VACCINE vIRUS.-We would direct the par
v ticular attention of the medical profession tu
the LanoiX Vaccine or true Non-H uAanizeu COwPOX
Virus prOpagated by the new method known as the
Animal Vaccination, introduced into France and
practced for the past eight years by Gustave Ian.
ok, M D., mem er Jf the Legion of Honor Chief OF
the service des Vaccinations OF the Hospitals OF
Paris, &c.
1t is claimed for the Lanotx Vaccine that physi-
clans may rely upon always obtaining virus Of
uniform character-ln fact, the Identical virus from
recent case Of original spontaneous cow-poX dscOv
sred in France, Kept alive by successive inoculR
tOns rom n ifer 10 heifer (Of which Dr. Laaolx
Gently brought over two from Europe) and thus pre-
serve In all It's integrity In accordance with certain
natural laws which DR.. Ian TX after long Research
has cen aOle 10 eXperimentally determine.
A freah supply Of Ivory Shps and Capillary Tubes
of this virus have ust been received by
z. BRINGHURsT CO.,
APOTHECARIES
Corner Sixth and Market Sns
u l. No u1a0 houa Hura vIn onA 1au
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

At New York yesterday, Euoch L. Fancher
was sworn in as Judge of the supreme Court,
to succeed Barnard.
President Grant and family returned to Wash
ington to-day
At Jersey City last night Michael Geering stab
bed his wife to death aud then committed suicide
by cutting his throat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27
DailY GomttereiAF.
lEHKINs. a ATKINSON.

wILMER ATKINSON. N,............... Publisher.
GI-For Tsrms Ese., Sec Second Page
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-27

The colored Republicans of Dover aud vicinity
held a large and enthusiastic meeting at their
school house en Wednesday evening" which was
ably addressed by Rev. r G Steward, of Will
They found by a comparison with the as.ess-
ment that GS colored voters Of Dover had Oaun
left of the assessment lists by the Levy Coura
of Kent County.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
New Mechanical Wonder.

the construction of an aIltonla-
 machine which will wholly
 cIipse every curiosity of the kind ever conceived. They have been at work on it nearly an entire ] year, and they expect to nave it done in about six months. It will occupy stage nearly twenty feet square; and some idea of it's im- mensity and intricacy may he con- ceiVed when we say that there will be nearly five thousand fig lres, most of them moveable, con nected with tke machine. We ourselves should say that the con- cepti0n is too vast to be success fully carried out, but the two builders say that they have the plans fully formed, and that there is no doubt whatever of the per
 1t. working of the machine. All the principal scenes of the Old and New Testaments will he repre- scented in it-such as Noah and the Ark, the building of the 2 tower of Babel, Abraham offering sacrifice, Moses bringing Israel out of Egypt, Israel passing through the Red Sea, the drown ing of Pharaoh, SansOme's death, Elijah fed by the raveus, the birtt of Christ, raising the dead |fo life, Jesus walking on the sea, washing the disciples feet, the crucitiXiOn, resurrection, ascen- sion, and many others. In respect to the Bible, it will be almost a | reproduction Of the scenes there described, and, as an adjunct to Sunday-school work, almost in- ! valuable. All the great battles, 8naval engagements, sieges and assaults of profane history are to be represented, and many other curious scenes depicted. Sixteen ~miIIs of various kinds are in oper- . ation. In fact we cannot begin to kescribe the wonders which the - tOnlaton is destined to do, if
 e conception Of the builders is
 fly realized.
 An Oregon paper speaks of the
 I0men in it's vicinity as follows: - o far as We know, there is not
 Fonlan i'll Coos county who cares
 ktraW about the female suffrage
 tiness, which seems to concern
 7'nany people elsewhere. The
 ct that the increase of children
 r, luCf N-nap vr-os
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
How Case of hydrophobia was
 Cured.

| Tribune dcscribes a some length
 a fearful ease of hydrophobia,
 where the man Was in conVul-
 sions, barking like dog" frOth- ,, ing at the mouth, and making
 strenuous efforts to bite every
 thing that came near. The doctors
 decided to place the patient un-
 der the same treatment which
 had been successful in a former
 ease, which, for the aid it may be
 to others who suffer from this
 lnalady, we here give, as follows:
 The injection under the skin of large doses of morphine, and the administration of large doses of castor, which is a. powerful anti spasnOdic. About one grain of the
 sulphate of morphine was injected
 under the skin once in four hours.
 half a drachm of the powdered
 castor, mixed with syrup, given
 internally. The effect was to pro- duce sleep in about half an hour,
 which lasted about an hour and a half, when the convulsions re.
 turned at intervals of an hour to an hour ana half, until nine o'clock Sunday morning, when
 the last conVulSiOn occurred. after which he suffered severely from obstinate vomiting until Monday at ten o'clock, when that also ceased, leaving the patient com
 paratively easy, but very much prostrated, Since that time he has gradually improved, and now is, to all appearances, quite well. In addition to the above treatment, small quantities of chloroform were inhaled at times, and on Sun day morning the patient was wrapped in a wooden blanket wrung out of a warm solution of muriate of ammonia, eighteen to twenty drachms to the ounce. This was the treatment which checked this fearful malady, and which the doctors, for the sake of humanity. are anxious should be ! published to the world.
 A GEORGIA TRAGEDY.-Some {! weeks ago Dr. COlzey, of Co., lumbus, Ga., found in the desk of his young daughter Mamie some notes written by a young man named LigOn, of the same city, some of which intinated rather than directly expressed proposals ] of an improper character. The i doctor loaded a pistol and sought l for Ligon, but did not find him
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
3Ol California Street,
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. (P. O. Drawer 99O.)

We invite the attention of the public generally, and especially of merchants throughout Arizona, to our large and we'll selected stock of
 Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, ,Hszd- ware, Tinware, CrOckery, Liquors and Wines of all kind, Tobacco chewing and smoking-Cigars, Etc, Etc,
 which we are prepared to sell at Cheaper rates than ever done in the Territory heretofore.
 Buyers will find it 10 their in- terest to give us a call before pur- chasing elsewhere.
 Orders carefully filled, and sat isfaction guaranteed.
 Rs@ Currency and Bullion re- /ceived at latest San Francisco quo tatiOns.
 aa- Highest price paid for HIDES, or any other marketable article produced in the Territory.
 VIM. E. HOOPER d co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
Miners Implements,

Corner of First and MaiWStreets, .,l.>> /. ....
 AI2ona t,iiU ~H1c
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
D. NEAHR

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-04-20
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,

 Liquors, Hardware, Provisions / Crockery, Cigars, Tobacco
 and
 Miners Implements,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wEAf-The Wheat market has ruled tol-
eravk y scsise, and an advance Of about cents
fs(Sbushel was established, but At the close the
feeling Esssne.' The receipts this week were
fairs suacuuting 10 q, coo bushels. The sales
comprise ?, Geo bushels Indiana Hill at ITS cts,
400 Western red aud 81, 600 bushels Marylsnd,
as follows; 10, 600 bushels white at le0G al3
Der az MONS cts, ls. 900 do. good TO prime
at lsotS lss ess, and q. ooe do. common to fair
at 1901 cts. ,.,...-
CORN-The market las shown very little
change sinh our lass essiew saa prices are as
before quoted, although the feeling hvors sell
iefs. Safes Of Southern foot up a.. ooo bushels,
and embrace 5,0Oo old white Of 5S(G6I cents,
:he extreme 6gurrs being for fy-cnt TO prime,
le,oc0 ney do. 55GS5 cents for green to dry,
10, 0oo old yellow a 5SCa.6i cts, and s. 600 new
do. at 5s6eo cts. The transactions in Western
have BEEN kuised owing TO the small stock In
Elevator ard thu light receipts, but the price 10
steady. The sales were 500 bushels white at &c
cts. 500 new mixed al So cts, ,, 600 old do. on
track 81 % onts. cad I 500 do. in Elevator AT
es6e4 esosA eaosssg % he former figure bid,
ana the latter asksd. e4 -
OATS--The ss,es were coo bnshcls South
era at aoGS3 crnss 5000 mixed Western At %
e 20 cents, and 2, 30 bright DO. at +0tS+3 cts.
At the close we ceese Western At sAG23 cents
Cor MIXED. and ss 4o6s2 crus for bright.
kYR-rte rrceipss Of Rye hare been very
light, but the demasA b oaiy fair, ana Ne note
The market cuiet and unchanged. The sales
during the week xere only about 1000 bushels
Al SOC 90 cents for fair 10 sffietly prire.
fOBACCo-Ihs ssssists Of Narylan Leai
Ie1acec during The past week Sere light, and
wess composed uainis q rev gruare leaf The
tssandNss active hetb for -sresns seaf AMI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

TRIUMPHANT FOR TWENTY YEARS
More than twenty years ago the MUsrAxG
LINlMENr made its debut in the West. Its
cures of the various external diseases of
horses aud cattle. astonished the planters
and farmers of the Mississippi and Ohio
Valleys, and demand for it sprung up
which nccessitated its manufacture on an
extensive scale. Soon the discovery was
made that it was a grand specific for rheu~
matism. gout. neuralgia. ear-achc, tooth
ache, and other external ailments, of man.
kind. Then it was tried rs healing,
pain killing application. in cases Of out
ward injury, such as cuts. bruises. burns.
spasms. &C.. aud was found equally ser
viceable. The fame Of the new remedy
for some Of the most painful ills that af-
flict mankind aud the lower animals. spread
rapidly. and MusrANa LIxlNExr soon took
rank in every State and Territory Of the
union aB q STANDARD CURE. .
$1,000 REWARD is offered By the pro-
prie.or Of Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, for medicine that will equal
it in the cure Of al! severe cases Of Liver
and all diseases arising from
impriity Of the blood. rs Eruptious, Pim-
pies, Blotches, Boils, etc.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

PErEEsox's MAeAzIxH for December IL
on our table in advance. and IS a perfect
gem.. This is. without doubt. ths cheap
est Of the really good ady's books. 1t
contains. every year. one thousand pages |;
fourteen steel ensravings; twelve color
ed. doubls-size. steel fashion plates; twelve
colored Berlin patterns; twenty -four pages
Of music and more than hundred nov
eless and original stories BY the best
American writer's. There is no deception
about it! Yet the price is oaly taco dol
lars, or dollar less than magazines Of its
class. No wonder it has the largest cir
culation in the world To clubs it il
cheaper still. Thus. Eve copies are sent
for eight dollars. or eigh. copies for twelve
dollars. or twelve copies for seventeen dol
lars. To the person eating mp either of
these clubs an extra copy is given as pre-
MUM, and also superb fve-dollar en-
craving for framing. Christ Weeping
Over Jerusalem." Specimens Of the mag
azine are sent, gratis 90 write for one,
and see for yourselves. Now is the time
to subscribe. or to get up clubs for 1873.
Address Charles j. Peterson. SOC Chest
nut ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14
BREACH OF PUBLIC TRUST.

Among the fashionable sins Of the pres.
ent day may be numbered want Of In
tcgtity On the part Of men in public Office,
who appear to think that the Offices filed
by them were created not to promote the
public good. but for their own special coz.
venience and advantage If We form our
notions concerning mems opinions from
the character Of their conduct, We must be
induced to suppose that they believe that
God has two separate aud distinct codes
Of laws. one Of them applicable to those
who hold public Office. and the other in
tended only for persons in private life
People who. as private citizens, would
shrink with horror from the thought Of
wrcnging q ncighbor. will. when they be-
come public officers, feel no way scrupu-
lous about cheating the government, or
the incorporated company in whose service
they are engaged. 1T Is NO harm to
cheat the government" 10 an expression
f.riliar to every one. q preccpt which IL
more universally honored by being strict
ly obeyed than is the Law which says,
Thou shalt not steal"
But let me illustrate my meaning more
fully and explicitly. The contractor who
has engaged to supply the government
With some specified article, ut fair prize,
does not hesitate to deliver goods grezss5
inferior in quality to those which he agreed
to furnish nor does be scruple to offer a
bride to the person receiving the goods as
agent for the government. The only part
Of the dishonest transaction which disturbs
the quiet of the contractors mind. 10 the
fear that he may not have taken sufficient
precautions 70 secure himself against the
danger Of being detected and punished -
lie is not troubled on account Of the sin
he has been guilty Of. but only BY feat
that the consequences Of his sin may be
unpleasant. If he can only avoid being
punished for violation Of the lav Of the
land. he is BY no means annoyed by his
consciousness Of having acted il opposition
TO its spirit
Men think it no harm to employ thcse
to do work for the government. whom they
would not erplcy to work for themselves.
They Who make contracts, as agents foR
the government, dc not hesitate 10 award
such contracts to persons whom they knos
to be incompetent TO fnl6il their engage
mcnss ereditably, simply because the par
-cns to whom they make the swsra arr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
VOLUME eoR 1873.

The Culiivator h Country Gentleman. for the
past forty years, has ranked, both in this -oun-
try and abroad, rs the Standard Journal of Amer .
icaa Agriculture. The Editors and Proprietor.
IN addition to their own personal labors. are
regularly assisted by . very large number Of
Special Correspondents and Regular Cou,r,bu-
tors, among whom are included MANY Leading
Agricnlturists. IN all parts Of the Country, Fast
and west-and by over Five Hundred Occa,ion-
al and Voluntary Writer'S. directly in the r.sks
Of the Best Farmers and Horticul,u,.r,ss. ~
nearly every State in the Usion With the c.
operation Of 80 Large . carps Of practical men,
this Journal 10 intended 20 possess exoeos;o,.i
value ~ the chooses Medium Of Intercommucr.-
hon among oil classes Interested in the Produe,s
and Fertility Of the Laad-those who csl,ivs,s
and those who Cossame-she Buyer and Sh;,-
per- a. well ~ the drst owner Of the Crop-Bresa-
sss OF improved Animals and their Cussonsrs-
AanufActurers Of Improved Machinery and ,bos,
VINO purchase and employ it-Nussssynen ssd
Frsu hassefs-and, especially, 10 suppsy fuller
and better data a. to The progress, peospee,s ana
returns OF each succfCivs Season, a. ihrow,nr
ignt uPoa one Of The most important Of ali os,s.
nons-when TO Buy and when 20 sell.
isass.-The Country Gsntleuan il published
weekly, 90 the following terms, when psid
strictly In advance: One Copy. one 4, so .
-Four CopSea $40, end 40 apSstiossl CON, s.r
the year free 70 the sender Of the clah: re. C..
pies. SO, and an additional COPY 10. TN -
free to The sender Of the club.
Specimen Copies Free. Address
LUTHER TUCKER 4 SON, Publishers.
,agtar Albany, 1T.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

DrsArro'srNEsr.-Owing. vc presume
to the unfavorabic weather of Tuesd,v
last. Mr.. Gregory. sbo had been an.
"ouneed to give an entertainment 1t tie
Court House for the benefit Of the Episco-
pal chapel Of our town. vas not on hand.
Il ID likely. however. that the entertain
ment viii be had at an early day and ws
still persist in advising every body to see
and hear Gregory whenever he puts in an
appearance.
The Dinner, Tournament and Supper,
which were announced to come of near
St. Joseph's church on Tuesday. were
postponed in consequence Of the min.
To-day wednesday, being the frst fair
day thereafter. We presune the feasting
md fitting are progressing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

Mssc Rox TDs MrLLios. Of n,
ussst liberal enterprises Of monthly Jour
nalism in this country. is that Of yE1iss.y,
Nautical Gues psblishsd BY w. W. VIVA
ney- Toledo. o. =
In shs November number alose l. CIV.
en- hirters pages Of nes music ineludiss
the popular wahs /" thousand ga c.
Nights" BY the ''great waits king" 10
hann Strauss; . most bewitching song By
Frank Howard. entitled kiss bat Never
Tell' aud one called Z" Little Dora, or
Well Meet in the Morning." We notice
these sara pieces sdvertissd 10 shssf form
At Prices amounting 10 one Collar and e.
ty-6ve cents. just 6fty-Gve cents more
than . years. subscripsies. - The Gssst.
The literary. department. this month II
unusually entertaining. Among tie NOS
noticeable articles are he ssusiussdssy
Low Down" " The popslsr ssraos
The letters Of " Life In Cuba" By the
G ues.'s eorrespo.deak aud quito roman
lie sketch Of = boy named Miuott Sanford. |
rho recently gained the prise ola $500 |
Piano forobtaining 500 Guest subscribers. |
price 81 90 per year. 10
'snts for sample copy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

L.rpsBLE CNprRrAKrxG.- The ladies
attached to St. lnigoes' congregation will
give al entertainment on Tuesday. the
10Th instant, near the old manor church,
10 st. lnigocs' district. the proceeds from
which will be applied to the rebuilding. on
the original site, Of the ancient residence
Of the Jesuit Fathers, which was DESTROY
Cd BY fire some years ago. All are invited
TO attend. the ladics. under whose charge
the entertainment: will be, promising n
pleasant time and such dclicacies As the
neighborhood affords to parties attending.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

3o1s or lcsP.
These lands are cated rear Poplar
Hill church. in tho Factory district, and
about one mile dv slant from II ,rring
Creek. They are,ef cxcellca. sri! and
fairly improved. They are within less
than mile Of Churches. Sores and a
Grist Mil. and in pleasant, pros, erous
and healthy neighborhood. There 10 a
comfortable DWELLING and good OJ-r
HOUSES upon them. aud AZ abundance
of TIMBER for home purposes. There
is also a go d ORCHARD. fine WA
TER and goo. GRASS LAND upon the
premises.
This property was hereto forc sold at
private sale; bat the terms II rae not
aaNlng been complied With, it viii G re-
so d At the ri>k Of the former purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-half Of tho purchase money in cash.
on the day of sale. and th. balance H.
six months from tie date therco:--:hc
deferred payment to be secured by the
boud or note Of the purchascr, With Sc
curisy to DO approved ~ The nrdcr>ign-
cd. and to hear inserc.t from the day tf
sale. "r all in cash, at the option Of the
purchaser.
JAS s. DOWNS,
Exr. nj JOHN H Nilburrf, Sr.
Nov IA, 1S72-:s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

THi-WErKLr MAL.-Owing, it is ru-
morcd. to the prevalence Of the new horse
d's'emssr. which is very general in Wash
'ngton and on the upper part of the pos,
route between this point and the national
capital. our usual mail visits have been
eur,ai!ed onc-ha!f. and now We have only
fri-weckly commune atoms with the above
named place and other cities. This cur
'ailmcnt is felt as grca. deprivation By
our citizens. but it is hoped and believed
that il will not be allowed to continue az
ser the reported cause shall have ceased to
operate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-11-14

Tue NV HoRsE DrsrrxpEa.
is now very little doubt .ha. the new hor.
distsmper. which has prevailed % exten
lively in cities TO the North Of Us durin
she past two weeks. has .. last rsaehe
our county. We have heard Of bu. ,w
deaths a. yet from the disease. bu. y
learn from various source. that Il il break
ing out 10 almost every section Of th
county and rapidly spreading. To con
tribute what we may to the mitigation o
the Pes'ilence. We give place to the follow
Jog remedies. promising. that they afs
suggested BY the Country Gentleman. q
high authority in al agricultural matters
and stock diseases:
The general ~ stem Of treatment which
has proved successful has been such %
world be indicated 10 cases Of severe cold
or Influenza. The stables should be tho
roughly ventilated, and disinfecsants. such
as chloride Of lime. carbolic acid. or bro
mo ehloralum. freely used. The horses
are to be kept well b!anketed. their bow
els gen,ly open BY the use Of bran ma.hes.
and. if necessary. aperients. Their nos
trils should De sponged out several times
q day with . weak solution Of carbolic
acid, or bromo- clsloraIurn, fo remove the
mucus. Bromo-chloralum il also used n,
. wash for the throat. The following pre-
scripsion is used quite commonly Nitrate
potash. OF; tar,arized anthony, II or:
hgiiahs. OF. Pulveriza all together
and make twelve powders; give one morn.
ing and night. II the case Is no, very
bad. omit the digi.alis.
In cases whers tho soreness has reached
the throat. the following IL used: Linseed
oil. soz; iurpentinc. II OF; liquor anmoui.
fort: ! o.. Mix altogether 10 a four-ounce
bottle end apply to the throat.
TIE Same veterinary surgeon who re-
commends the above prescriptions (Dr
Elliott OF st. Catharine's) remarks: 80
long as che disease is confined to the lar.
yn.. there is very little danger. but should
it descend to the lungs-which will be in.
dicassd BY the continued standing up OF
the animal. cold extrcmisies end labored
brcatLing-a half pound ofmnstard should
70 mixed with two ounces Of ,urpen,iue
and water to the consistency OF thick
cream. and the mixture rubbed we'll in be-
innd the fore legs or over the region Of the
lungs The legs should be banda ged, if
cold. II the pulse should DO over fifty per
minute. fifteen drops Of Fleming's tincture
u seotiae should be given every two hours;
and 1t the breathing still continues labor.
Gu AID the pulse grow more rapid apply
the mustard again. and give one and a half
drashns Of calomel for two mornings.
The homeopathic treatment which has
been employed with the creates. success
ny those who prefer that system, is aconi,c
aud soc'um in the frs. stage of tho dis
Ease. and nrsenicum and nux vomica in
tho more advanced stages.