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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Railroad NuddIe In Reading

The Reading Times and Dispatch, ofthe 25,h
says the Berks County Railroad, on Tues,lav
morning, placed a large force of men at work
laying track on Front and Canal streets. The
work was rapidly pushed forward, and BY after
noon the track was laid as far az intended
Meanwhile IN injunction was applied for helore
Justice Read, Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvanis, who was sitting at Nisi Prius in Phil
adelphia. The application was made at the
instance of the Philadelphia and Reading and
West Reading Railroad Companies to restrain
the Berks County and Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Companies from laying the rack, and
also to prevent them from using what had
already been laid. The injunction was granted
and served the same sfternoon, when the work
was Immediately stopped. hearing will take
place on the injunction at Philadelphia on Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock. -
Considerable excitement prevailed in thsci,y
last night. owing to rumor that the Reading
Railroad Company had force of 500 men al
sinking Spring aud Exeter Station, who Il was
alleged we're TO bs brought TO Reading someiim.
during the night for the purpose of tearing nI
the track on Front and Canal streets, which had
been laid Yesterday by the berks County Il. 4
Co. To prevent any riot or disturbance the
Mayor directed Chief Cullen 70 detail sufficient
number Of policemen to protect the property Of
Be,ka County Railroad. In accordance with
this direction, the Chief had large number o,
policemen on duty along the line Of the road III
Of last night. The friends Of the Reading Il
on the other hand, claimed that nothing Of ths
kind was Intended, ~ the granting Of thu
injunction by Justice Reed, Of the Suprem,
Court, referred 10 in another part of our part
was fully adequate fer any exisiing contingencies
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Maoistratos' Gases.
DxyonK xAYoR sr1r1rD.

David Duncan, ool., for assault and battery
on Henry Gooden, COL, was fined 81 and costs,
aud held to bail in the sum Of 500, TO keep the
peace.
BEFORE ESQUIRE FRAZER.
lsaac Parker, for a~aulting and using abusive
language towards his wife, Susan Parker, was
fined 25 cents aud costa
Susan Parker. charged with committing an
assault and battery on Isaac Parker, by hitting
him on the head with pound wsight, waived
hearing, and was held to bail, in the sum Of
$500 for appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
sooleries.
,rysxues rr,s xvxrrre.

yeasreon Lodgs, No. .. l.. o. o. f., st DAD
Fellows' Hall. Third and King.
Keokut Tribe. No. 3. !. o. h. ~, at Red Mems
BALL, AIS Market street
WiiminRton D'visieu. No I. g. Of T.. At Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington Council, No. l, U. u. A. N, at
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street
Hope Council. No. z. Jr. o. U, A. NJ. st Hall
Fifth and Market streets n
Lady Washington Home Communion, at 6O4
Nsrket street.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, K. Of r, st Kniahts of
Pythias Hall. ELL Market strast.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

SALE OF HOUsEs.-A fine opportunity will
be offered on Saturday afternoon, by VIM.
Bright. Esq, who offers at public sale, seven
large three story brick houses. at the corner
Of Harrison street and Shallcr0ss Avenue,
and a cottage house. In the same neighbor-.
hood. These houses are all built In q first
class manner, and provided with all the
modern Improvements and fine large Yards,
Terms will be made easy, only = small amount
of cash being required.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

Ex-CougEessman Chandler and Gen. Nc
Clellan are named In connection with the
Tammany nomination for Mayor of New
York.
The Abbott House, one Of the principal ho-
tels, Of Titusville, Pa, was burned last eve-
ming. Loss e25. 900. fully insured.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

RUN 1NT0.-Mr. David r. LYMAN. was
driving home on Sunday night between u" Ia
and II o'clock, when be was run into bv some
one in another carriage. Nr. Lynsm:s car =
riage was upset and its occupant thrown over
the fence. The injury received by himself
was slight. but the carriage was broken and
the leg Of nne mare belonging to his father.
that wesl 70 the carriage. vas broken, and she
She was worth about $500. The accident C.
currred not far from Newport. Mr.. L. was
ndeavoting tc keep to the right q much q
q possible and he, therefore, thinks It VA
some one VINO did not know how to drive OF
done p9rpoeely. Another suppositlon 3 M
It was by some Of the blacks who were ~
tending camp meeting IN that neighborhood
Rsosmt Halss.-Evans Penninston. rs., ~.
tate agent, reports tie folloWIna ssles
House on Madison street aboye 0th. for johu
w. 0tt4eth to Mary Jane Croutheis, ior the
House g Lncolu street, between 1lth and
l2th. for I1MY. deNounsndie, 10 VIM. a.
Jones for $3.50. -
House on Shipley street., between sth and
sth, for Lewis Stanton, to Mary Ann Harrison,
House on 10th street between wash,peto.
ana JEFFERSON, for james Mckay, to Ellen S,
Jackson for 5000. y
House on lith strsst between Tatusll and
Wees xos Ellen .. Jackson, 70 James Mckay,
A farm Of 2se seres in Kent county. nsa,
Harrington station, for VIM. johnson to Geo.
". 6aansA Of Philadslphia. foe e7260.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

How They SERVE THEM IN NORTH Caro-
LINA-A Warren negro named Peter Plum
mer, while ct the late Radical "bust'' at Battle
boro, borrowed, suit of Sunday clothes
from brother "truly I0il," and made his es
cape with them towards Weldon. He was fol.
lowed overtaken 1t EnfieldJust as he was get
ting ON the train, seized and carried around
the corner stripped and lef: friendless, ,penni-
less and clOthoIoas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
PEMlmsuLAR news.

The public schools Of Dorchester county will
open On Tuesday.
Cambridge inhabitants were unruly last week.
Several 6ghts occurred.
A s.. Lawrence colt, only four days old. was
sold for $2U0, near Cambridge Jew days ago.
A dwelling house near Cambridge was totally
destroyed BY FIRE on Friday night. Loss, about
1900.
Jos. X. Bramble, Esq, formerly of the Bran.
BILE House, of Cambridge, has leased the National
Hotel, Of Snow Hill. II
A handsome Ut. Lawrence colt, belonging 10
g. T. Wilson, near Cambridge, was shot and
lamed BY some careless or malicious gunner, last
week.
A colored woman named Kitty Young, 4
domestic in the family Of the editor Of the Cam
bridge Chronicle, stole lot Of feminine clothing
last week, and decamped.
Mr.. h. r. Chambers, q real estate agent at
Federalsburg, has been appointed Dorchester
Statistical Corr espondent Of the Agricultural
Department, At Washington.
Messrs. Anderson and Hesse, of Cambridge,
have bought about 23t acres Of the Rawleigh
farm, Immediately adjoining The Linkwood
Station on the D. & d. Railroad, for $155O-
They are about 10 "organize" town there, it is
said.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

MR.. BARRETT.-The N. Y. Leader, Dec.
80, 1871, says: :-"The return of Mr.. Law
renee Barrett did more than anything to in
sure the real success Of the piece. Mr.. Bar
rett's greatest role Is Cdssius. know of nc
thence and nervous vig0r of the part.''
Mr.. Barrett will appear at the Masonic TEN
pie, on Saturday evening, in this great role.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

Col. Jesse Sharpe has purchased Of Phillip
Mcdowell, the residence at the corner Of Della
ware Avenue and Adams street, formerly occu
pied BY james Bradford, for about $l5, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
Peach 8hlpments.

Two American. Misses.
Miss Issippi and Miss Ouri, are disAgured
good deal by the snegs In their mouths. In
order that al other Misses may avoid the like
blemishes. they are advised to use tie famous
Sosodont which will prevent and obviate all
such dllacultles.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

VACANCY FiLLED.-Mr. VIM. Gooden hav.
ing declined place o" the Democratic legislative
| ticket In Kent Co, OH Saturday last, WIN. L.
Cough was named in his stead.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

FATAL AccIDENr.-On Friday afternoon. the
10Th inst. as Jane Hedley, an employee al
Rockland Paper Mills was going to gel bucket
Of water. she accidentally fell down ths hole q
one Of the elevators, = distance Of fourteen OF
fifteen feet. The medical advice o. J. D. Chspd.
Ter Was soon procured, but on examination Il
was found that her neck was broken and he,
body Otherwise injured. producing almost in-
slant death. She was buried At Mount I.rb.non
and was followed to her grave by large CON
course Of sympathetic friends The service,
were performed BY the Rev. T. B. Hunter n
the Brandywise N. z. Church and Isasc Jsvsl
pastor of Nj Lebanon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

SALE OF MONEY the forty filth monthly
meeting of Union Loan Association Last evening
money sold a. fnliows $1,000 Al 81 O6; $500 q
81; $500 at 6j.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

RUMoRED HoNIcIDE-It was reported this
morning, that mat named NJ. Collin, baker
formerly in business al Sixth and Church SITS.
in this city, but now engaged somewhere IN
Cecil county, Md, killed one of his workmen
yesterday, during an alteration, hitting him on
neck with a shovel. We have been unable Il
learn any particulars.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

New CASTLE HuNnRkD-At a meeting o
the Democratic citiyens of New Castle Hundret
held at the Town Hall, Tuesday evening. Sept
Path, 1872, Douglas NJ. Mccoy was nominstel
for Inspector in place of VIM. H. Lambson, de
clined.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26
LOCAL ,mrelt,okssoe.

City Council meets this evening.
Workinsmen1 Loan Association msss this
evening.
"The Palace Of Truth" will he presented At the
Masonic Temple. to-morrow evening a
The rain, last evening. was accompanied BY
some vivid flashes OF lightning. aud heavy thunder
Tho set Of chamber furniture, at Odd Fellow.
Hall. last evening. was drawn by Andrew Moore
No. 8lS Church street. 60 to nilh.
1t is stated that Goo. Baldwin, who was STRUCK
by Jos StOckle, vt the Schustxen Park on Monday
10 in very precarious condition.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

HEAVY sHIPMeNrA-Nr. 6ssick +. Shall
cross. near MiddIetown, will probably ship
more peaches than any other grower on the
Peninsaia. Up TO Saturday week he had chip.
PED upwards Of a 900 baskcts aud had abont
80 goo more 10 pick. seyreesiing about 100. 900
baskets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

U. S. CoURr.-In the U. &. Court. Wednesday
afternoon, the argument for the prosecution, 10
the case Of the Levy Court Commissioners, was
continued by Mr.. Spruance, whe occupied the
afternoon session. This morning the argument
for the defence was resumed by Col. Whiteley,
who argued that the duties connected with the
qualification Of votes are not. BY law, imposed
upon the Levy Court, and that they cannot be
indicted for the performance Of duly not
required Of them by law. The argument occu.
pied the morning session.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

The GRAND SrERDoPTrCoN ExHIBIrroN in
the Masonic Temple, on Wednesday evening,
October I'd, is worthy of public patronage
Heathen lands, their customs. mannen and re-
ligious ceremonies will be brought out with the
marvellous accuracy Of the photographers art,
eopticon. Parents who may wish TO impress
upon their children the great value of the Chris.
tian religion should BY all means take them 10
the Masonic Temple on the evening named.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

MAcHINERY.-J. Morton Poole 4 Co.,
shipped, this morning, by way Of the Will
Of machinery, to South Bend, Indiana, and
other points west
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

IMPROVED ENvELoP.-Mr. J. n. Ochsltrse,
of this city, has invented an envelop that he
intends 10 get patented. After it has been open.
ed another flap may be turned over the address
40 that it may be used again.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

BulLDIxo LoTs.-There will be sold, on tho
promises. on Saturday, October 9Th, by NJ. n.
Child Co.. sixty-four building lots These
lots are situated on Sd, Ath, 9th, 9Th, 7th, 9Th.
Dupont and scott streets. The location Of
these lots ts very fine, and the sale will be well
who would make good and safe Investments
Of their money, eltheg Is sites for building
homes thereon, or others. L. w. St,dham &
Son are the auctiOheers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

ROLLING MILLS AT NEWPORT Newport ha. At
last attracted the StteHtion Of capitalists. We
have often wondered it did not before. Dr.. Aar-
ehall, Of Marshalls rolling mills, Of Mill Creek
Hundred, with Messrs Joseph amt John Richard.
son, We understand, will commence bulluis.x q
large rolling mill ia the village OF Nswp'rt Oh the
first OF October. The improvement will bs OF
great benefit to the town and vicinity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-26

LEcTuRE John O'Byrne, ESQ will deliver
lecture. on Thursday evening next. October Sd
IN the Masonic Temple. on ''Ths CrusAdes. Nh.
their lndurnce ON Christianity" Mr. OByrnsi
ability to treat tins subject in n thorough. inter
esting md eloquent manner 10 well known, An,
he will doubtless be listened to by II large and III
telligent audience. Tickets, 35 cents.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-05-17

After -Four Years Experience York Wholesale Trade
again solicit the patronage of the People Sandusy adjoining
With my experience of many years the Wholesale
tail Trade understanding well the wants of the people this section
thoroughly posted among Justly claim t have
facilities for the purchase goods LOWER PRICES than INV
eghbors and here promise competitors and rive Won
better goods for less money
My stock is complete and invite you inspect stock and
prices full line OF Utica Rochester, Lynn Buffalo York
City Work constantly hand ~ W
I am sole agent for EDWIN BURTS FINE PREMIUM WORK
which the best and made '
HATS AND CAPS in great variety lowest prices
MANUFACTURING AND REPAIRING dome nm sb.
notice by experienced worlmen: - '
Call and see corner Front and Coghan Streets Fremont Ohio
=. ID. NEBNG
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The intelligent Cork correspon-
dent Of The Boston Pilot saws that
the depopulation of Ireland is going
on faster than ever. He thinks that
about 1000 of the flower of the pop
ulation leave the country weekly
from the different ports. From
Queenstown alone 1900 a week go.
Whole hamlets are left to the old and
poor; and agricultural labor is hard
ly to be had at any price. The con-
siderable cities, Limerick for instance
are fastening to decay. The writer
is of the opinion that some strong
effort should be made in the United
States to discourage this outflow;
and that most of the emigrants might
do quite as well or even better by re-
naming at home. Agricultural
laborers especially are in the grea-
test demand. 1t is, however useless
to discuss the matter. 1t must be
permitted to regulate itself, and il
anything were done, it would proba-
bly, be blunder, and, failing of its
purpose, work only mischief.
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THE JOURNAL.
YUssoUP.


A stranger came one night to YussouFs tent,
Saying, "Behold one outcsst and in dread,
Against whose life the bow Of power is bent,
Who flies and hath not where to lay his head;
come to thee for shelter and for food,
To YussOuf, called through all our tribes This
Good"
This tent is mine, said Yussouf, but no more
Than it is Gods; come in and be at psacs; &
Freely shalt thou partake of all my store
As of His who buildeth over these,
Our tsnts, his glorious roof Of night and day,
And at whose door none ever yet heard Nay"
So YusEOuf entertained his guest that night,
And, waking him ere day, said: "Here is gold,
Ny swiftest horse is ssddled for thy flight,
Depart before prying day grow bold"
Az one lamp lights another, nor grows less,
Sonobleness snkindleth nobleness.
That inward light the strangers face made
grand,
Which shines from all self-oonquest; kneel-
ing low,
He bowed his forehead upon Yussoufs hand,
bohbing: 40 Shiek, I cannot leave thee so;
/ will repay thsel all this thou hast done
Unto that Ibrahim who slew thy sonl"
"Take thrice the gold" !" said Yussouf, ofor with
thee
Into the desert, never to return,
Ny one black thought shall ride away from me;
First-boEn, Tor whom by day and night 1
yesrn,
Balanced and just are all of Gods dsorees;
Thou art avenged, my drat-born, sleep in
psscei"
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JOB MOSES,
TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suited. They will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful, contain nothi1g
hurttul to the constitution. In all cases OF nery
Gus and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and
Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion PaIpition of tbe
Heart, Mysteries and Whites, they will effect
cure when all other means have failed The ciT-
culars around each package give full directions
and advice, will be sent free to all vritin0 for
them, sealed from observation 80
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ADD

AEEDTCAL ATD.-Dr. c. A. Smiths Med.
1l ieal Institute established il 1855 for the cure
disorders. When q lady is in trouble she sbopi5
consult the Doctor about her troubles. suppTeES-
ion ofthe Menses viii receive the Doetoris most
particular attention. ohies II Michigan street,
gleVelahfsI Ohio. 1881
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a Beautiful storr.

Coleridge relates a story to this
effect:
Alexander, during his march into
Africa, came to people dwelling in
peaceful huts, who knew neither
war nor conquest. Gold being of.
fered him, he refused It, saying that
his sole object was to learn the man
ner and customs of the inhabitants.
"Stsy with u.s. SAID the Chief, Gas
long IS it pleaseth thee"
During this interview with the
African Chief, two of his subjects
braught q cause before him for
judgment. The dispute was this:
The one had bought of the other a
piece Of ground, which, after the
purchase, was found to contain
treasure, for which he felt himself
bound to pay. The other refused to
receive anything, stating that he
sold the ground, with what it might
be found to contain, apparent or con
cealed.
Said the Chief, looking at the one,
''You have q son," and to The other
you have daughter; let them be
married, and the treasure given them
as a dowry."
Alexander was astonished.
"And what" said the Chief,
"would have been the decision in
your country?'
eve should have dismissed the
parties and seized the treasure for
The kings use"
"And does the sun shine on your
country" said the Chief; docs the
rain fall there? Are there any cattle
there which feed upon herbs and
green grassY
Certainly" said Alexander.
"Ah," said the Chief, sit is for the
sake of those innocent cattle that
The Great Being permits the sun to
shine, the rain to fall, and the grass
the grow in your country"
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Beautiful WOmanl

HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM
Gives 70 the Compilation the Freshness of Youth
appearance caused by heat, fatigue and excite
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can detect its aspiration. By it use the toughest
skin is made to rival the radiant texture Of youth.
ful beauty. Itremoves redness. blotehes and PIN
pies. It contains nothing that wiz injure the
skin in the least.
MAeSoIIA BALM is used by all fashionable
ladies in New York, London and Paris. It costs
only 70 cents per Bottle, and Is sold by al Drug
gists and perfumers.
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Price, 6-Oz. 5Oc, ,Pints 81, Quarts
SI.76.
~ These Remedies, except PONDS EX.
TRACT, by the case or single box, are sent TO any
part Of the country, by mail or express, free Of
charge, or reeeiyt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Office and depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGITTS.
Fremont by c. R, MeCULLocH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOW We Used TO be Physicked.
Who does not remember the time when spriuz
purgatiou was considered Indispensable 10 sam
mer healthl No matter for vry faces, the inevita-
bic salts and Esnna rhubarb, or ralome and jalap,
must be administered. These ''spring medicines, /"
the youngsters were told, were to keep them hsla
and hearty during the summer. We all know
now that this was q fallsey; that new vizor, not
depletion, is what is required at the commence
rent Of the summer solstice. As a preparation for
the eneTvating effects of oppressive summer wealth
er, eou-re Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters is bigh
ly expedient. This famous vegetable preparation
has three prominent properties: 1t renovates. NIL
rides, and regulates all the functions OF the BODY
It is composed exclusively OF pure vegetable pro-
ductiOns, viz: The essential principle Of Monon-
gahela Rye, and the most effoacious tonic and al
terstive roots, barkH, and gums known to medical
bOtaniSts- Hence, 1t is an absolutely safe uedi-
cine, and no tncture Of the PharmacOpceia can
compare with 1t either in purity. in the variety
OF its objects, and Its comprehensive results Han
PLY for mankind, the theory that it was necessaT
to PROSTATE patient in order to cure him is fr
sver exploded, and the true philosophical doctrine
that Eigor Is the gr at antagonist of disease has
taken its place. Hostettsr's bitters are an invio
1rant, and hence 1t is the proper medicine for fRa
iseble at this most trying season Of the year
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article n.
here are tnuumerable vile INIT afions In tim mar
ret. Look to the ornamental staff the engraved
abel, and the name blown into the gloss. Hes
etter's Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles only,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

II IS the fate Of sUery truly Ual,sa6ls naedi-
ei'ls 70 oe ooUNTERFEITED. JOB Noses Si,.
James C1arke's Female Pills are ertensiDeEy
coUNTERFE1TED. The genuine have the name Of
JOB AosEs'' on each package. All others are
worthless Dishonest Druggists endeavor to sell
the eounterfeits to make greater profits.
n. BIN all cases where the GENUINE cannot
be O6tstnedi One Dollar enclosed TO the Sole Pro-
pEietor, JOB MOSES, is Courtlandt St, New
York, Will insure bottle of the genuine, con-
tanning kifty Pills, by return mail. securely
seatedt from apy knowledge of its contents.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
CITY BOARD EQUALIzATIoN.

NTOTICE.-The Board OF Equalization for the
y City Of Fremont will meet in the Auditors
Office, sandusky County, Ohio, on the fourth Mon
day in May, being the 27th day Of May A D, 1872.
Said Board VIII hear complaints and VIII equslfze
the valuation Of real and psrsoal property ia the
la-2D Gnuntl Auditor.
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FOR RENT.

D DOM No. ; in Fabing end Helms Bloek, state
Ilssreet, formerly occupied by William Sohrader
e. EaInefs Shop. For teFula epp!Y e
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WAN ANnWIFE.

Essays for Young Men on the great
SOCIAL EVILS and ABUSES, which iDterfeTe
with AAGRIA6E-with sure meads of relief for
tsted. Sent free In sssled envelopes AddYss.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. s. Ninth al.
Phil6dOlPhiAi Pa. PT'