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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14
d O B F L o 3 I'D A,
VIA sAVANNAH.

The Splendid sIde-wheel Steamers, = @
DICTATOR. Captain L. II. 00xetter, 3
OITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, WIN leave
Charleston every, TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana GUN
DAY EVENING, al 8 O'Clock precisely, for
SAVANNAH,
FERNAEDTNAt
JACKSONVILLE,
GREEN COVE SPRINGS,
ST. AUGUSTINE,
- PALAfKA.-
N ALI LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
ConnecfipQ at. Palatka With steamers l0r
the 0clawaha River and with the steamer STAa.
LGaHT for Enterprise, Mello1vllie, ana BIZ poln's
on the Upper ST. Johns and ndlan RIVERS.
These One Steamers buils ~ new i0rh, sSpe,
ctal,y adapted for the Florida trace, are tusnlsneo
with every comfort and convenience, and a1efd
the CHEAPEST, SAFEST AND MOST COMFORT.
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING FLORIDA: They
nroylde a nrat.class table, well furnished. com
Portable Stateroonns, and make NO EXTRA
0HARGE FOR MEALS AND BATHROOMS.
They land almost at the doors OF the prtncfpa!
Hotels OF all above points, saving the invalid and
tourist the dangers and discomforts Of ffequen,
Connect at Fernandips with Florida Railroad
for oil points in the interior, and with RsnioAo
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar keys
For Freight or PGs8age, apply to
RAYENEL d 90. AEsntd,
Corner Yanderhorst's Wharf ana Eaas oas'l
deco 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-14

The Fine Steamship FALCON. J.. T. Haynie
Commander, VIII sail for Baltimore, on SATURDAY,
18th December, at4 O'Clock 2. II. a.l4 GEG1
tHr Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city BY railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional insurance, and Oo%nsignees are allowed
the Railroad Depotln Philadelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply 20 Eaat
"a -. PAUL d TRENHOLM, Agent,
dec1o 6. 40. 2 Union Wharves.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
A PerilOus NeasOu.

Glorious and delightful as the summer weather is.
its tropical heat is sewers trial 'the vital powers
Even The strongest are sometimes prostrnted ny its
effects The common phrase applied TO this condi
tion of the body is general debility. Now, gen
erai debility arises from. and Includes variety OF
niimtnts. The liver is more or less effected. the
howell either constipated or too much relaxed
the stomach but half performs the work OF digestion
the appetite poor and the spirits depressed. This
is what is called general debility. It is general
disarrAngement Of all the physical functions. and
requires a remedy medicine that i'll regu'at e
them all liostetters Stomach bitters ia specially
adaptsd to this purpose. Its general operation is
not cdhtined to single organ II the liver Is anec
ted. itirestores its tone Ifthe nerves are tremu
lous and weak, il braces and reintorcc' them II
the mind. which ever symrathizes with the body.
is gloomy and Gespondent it relieve the difficult,
and sbpn brings the whole mechanism Of the body
into harmony with the laws Of health.
Thtre is no civilized nation III the Western Hem
isphete in which u utility of Hosettrr's Stomach
Bttete as tonic. Corrective and anti bilious med
tcine, IL not known and appreciated. Throughout
the Tropics it is nnsidere both by the neapie and
the profession. the standard specific. While it is a
medicine for all seasons and all climates. il is es
pecialH suited TO tho complaints generated b. the
w,ea.har being the purest and best vegetable 'tim-
Beware ofthe Bitters made Of acrid and danger
Gus materials, which unscru puous parties are :
deavortng to foist upon the people. Their name il
legion. and the public has guarantee that they
are not poisoners. Adhere to the tried remedy.
Hostetters Biters sold only in glass and never in
kegs Dr barrels
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
The New York Excursion.
LARGE ATTENDANCE GENERA SUCCESS OF THE
WHOLE AFFAIR.

LARGE ATTENDANCE GENERA SUCCESS OF THE
WHOLE AFFAIR.
According to announcement the excuraion IN
New York and up the Hudson River, under the
auspices Of MIR. r. +. +. Smith, came of yester
day. leaving the +. w. & B. Depot, in this city.
at q O'clock A. N. Seventeen cs y were attached
to the engine, snd it Is est.mat I'd that about 900
persons were on BE- .rd. A slight rain com.
menced to tall shortly after Stang, but by the
time the train reached Philadelphia, the weather
was clear, and sky almost cIoutiess. The ride
was really delightful.
Owing to the delay occasioned by la, ing of
and waiting for the reg,'sr ans 10 pass by. the
excursion did not reach Jersey City until half
past u o'clock. Here the majority Of the sxcur-
sionists embarked on the splendid steamer
"Sleepy Hollow" and enjoyed the magnificent
sren-ry and accompany ng pleasures of a trip up
the II udson River to West Po,nt Quite A num-
ber crossed over to New York and passed de.
phtfnl afternoon N Centrel Park.
The TRAN had been anrounced to leave Jersev
City at I 80 7. NJ. OH the return trp, but owing
to the non-a'. ..vs' qt the boat nut 9 o'clock the
train did not star. M; ! twenty n,,nu 80 of ten.
ing IN this city at $50, A. n, without acci.
dent Of any k,nd
The afair was successfully conducted through.
out, and NJ. Smith deserves the thanks Of nj
who participated in the pleasures Of the day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-Mr. Lewis Miller, who
regularly attends our market. was driving home
on Wednesday, and when crossing the Whining.
ton and Reading Railroad on Mr. Stedham's farm,
about two and bait miles from the city, his wagon
was strnck by the locomotive OF the fast train
coming TO this city. 1t was between II and |
O'Clock. Mr.. Miller was thrown to considerable
distance and fell upon the platform OF the car
He says he heard no whistle, and looked down the
road to see if there wss train coming and before
he could turn his head tne train coming to Will
m'ngton struck his wagon. 1t was shattered to
piecss-the harness was stripped from the horse
and he was thrown on the side Of the road badly
cut and crippled, Mr.. Mi,lers escape from death
Is almost miraculous. He found himself OH the
platform of the car holding to the bars He is
badly bruised and has a severe cut on his head
DR. S~ ~,ih'n Chander wss ca led III and sewed up
and dressed the wounds. Although badly hurt,
we understand there was lao vital injury. MIR
Miller Is one OF our most active and respecta BILE
farmers aud one of the last that we should sup.
pose would meet with such accident.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

III: II sounds pleasant, even thosgh oae Ass no ss.
cInlaty interest in the matter, 10 hear from ssn.
ns.co under date Of July 81 that the agent
T.rp;" Tr""eo % the border OF Arizona and New
coantry-in search Of diamonds and rubiss. !" hs.
!et1Ineo. bringing with him an sssortmeut III
tnese precious stones. valued at hundrsd thou.
s1oa N;Na dollar It reminds Us Of the "Arsbian
the valley Of diamonds. a company i. s.,d - ~ ~
forming to purchase and work these mius.. ma
II u "cismonds and rubies" are to be picked nm ~
me hundred thousand dollars' worth h ~. ~: ~
nso, ,s.o .,Gn ma Of way the tsse~n implies. tAs cssa
however, turn out after ali, that the storvor s;n
gao nss quite ~ much truth in il rs III, more
modern one that comes to us from that str.nvs
:no . rocky, and aired region OF minss and " iid
nP.cnss whe's--tn ell the tales that are cure MT
OF wealth and war-Aexicans and savaos. snd
nsroy AID sstsrprisins Americans are mixed un
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Ten 8ecauoes.

A hundred reasons might he giypn whv
Lyons knthairon should be used by every in.
teiligent human being in preference to every
other preparation for the hair, but ten will
sunlce Here they are: Because it nOurishes
the fbers, multiplies them and makes them
grow; because 1t thus prevents them from
whitening and bleaching; because it removes
the scurf and dandruff which choke them as
tares choke the golden grain; because il zee Ds
the scalp cool and prevents eruptiOns; because
It renders the hair as lustrOus as satin because
j. makes it plant and elastic; because it is !
fray, fragrant and delightful dressing; because it
Cause 1t Is without rival in cbeaDness' and
because no other article sold for the same pur.
pose. III this or any other country, possesses
all, or even one.half, Of these inva iuabIe pro-
perties. NV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Business Notices,
Trial.
ID agons.

10 PIC MIC PARTlEs.-A fine assortment uf
English pickles and sauces of all kinds. Walnut
aud Tomatoe catsup. fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
Dimes Picked and Cove Oysters, &c, Nc. Also
Matthews Il Latours celebrated olive obs at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocer's, ith and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason, Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and other
glass stone and tin air tight jars and cheap,
at BOWMAN'S, the Giocer's 4th and Lombard
L. H. Foulk, No. l02 West Second street, has ON
hand tine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced III lite, at low
prices. Je2
Cheap Coai.-Stove 1878 Nut 81. IS per 2240
pounds for cash only at yard South of Market
street Bridge. teb2l-tf WM. }. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Strong Testimony.
SrEUBENvILLE, Ohio, Sept. 4, Il

STEUBENvILLE, Ohio, Sept. 4, 1871.
D,. VIM II. Tut:
DEAA SIR-I feel it a duty to you aud to suffer
ing hu1panlty to make public the great merits Ct
your Extract SarsapariIia and Queens Delight
For years have been great sufferer, my genera
health broke down, and was afflicted with ner-
vousness OF the most terrible character, which
was soon followed by an eruption all over the
body, forming large ulcers in some places, and
attended with rheumatic palms. Tongue cannot
describe my suffering; was reduced almost to
skeleton. and had perfect loathing OF food
was sttended by several physicians, who rem.
dered me no relief desl aired Of ever being
well again but thsnks to q kind Providence.
accidentally heard OF your medicine sent fo,
half dozen bottles, and before had taken three
bottles began to feel better, my appetite i'm
proved, and the rheumatic pains became less Sc
we're and could enjoy sleep. l have continues,
its use, and have taken eleven bottles, and believe
am sound man again. The ulcers have ali
healed, my skin is smooth and healthy, and l have
gained ~ pounds in weight l believe my sick
ness resulted from u taint Of scrofula. / would
earnestly recommend your compound to my tel.
low sufferers.
With deep gratitude to yop,
am ever your friend.
JAS. FRANKLIN.
Dr. Tatt's Liver Pills are a mild and gentle
pureatlve, possessing the peculiar merit OF acting
as u powerful agent in relieving congestive OF
torpid liver. They have no equal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
SOCIETIES..
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Fairfax Lodge. No. 8, . y r., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, I'd and King Sts.
Columbia Lodge. No. 26, | . +. at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Delaware Tribe, No. l, o NJ, at ked Mems
Hall, 4l5 Market.
Washington Council No 4. % U M, at Nc
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King st.
Rescue Council, No. 3, Jr., o NJ, at Hall.
9Th anh Market st.
Lady Jefferson Home Communion. at Hall 5ol
Market st.
Excelsior Lodge. No I. X of ?, at knights of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st.
Washington Camp, p o $ Of A, at Good Fell
ows' Hall. Sd and Market Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

For SALE.-A lot Of powder, which had been
purchased by the Grant and Wilaoa Campaign
Club, for the purpose OF firing salute on the
reception the news Of the Republican victory
in North Carolina The news has not vet been
received, however, and taking this an augnry 0,
their future Republican Victories" they will
not attempt to keep the powder on hand until
the next time,' but will sell tito prevent pecu
MARY loss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

To MANUFACTURERs.-Ma are
deeply interested in the trial to be given Of
the BabcOck FIRE Extinguisher tomorrow
afternoon, and they should he present to
witness it. We are assured that this ma
chine will accomplish all that is claimed for
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

don't mean to reflect on you" said coarse,
M, was the reply, yon're not polished enough
to reflect upon anybody"
There viii be enough grapes in Texas this
year to make more VINE than vas ever manu-.
iactuIed in France in one year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

The Democratic and Libeal Republican
Conventions of Vermont met at Burlinaton
yesteday, and agreed upon State Ticket as
Esss iGsr' GoSsfno9 SSsso1r S"ss.
crat; treasurer, Henry. Chase, Democratic; e.
ectOrs, VIII. Harrobin, jasper Read. and
Saul Bishop, Democrats and Thomas E. Pow
ers and J.P. Ladd, Liberals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

.nger
.enburg.
Graves wife Of
has been sick for q
~ suddenly this morni ng
Ind remarked to her mother
what beautiful PICTURE" and
,iy expired.

,EvELorING HOME TALrNT,-Professef
darkness offers $40 for the first design for
the cover OF his new Magazine, admitting
boys and girls to the competition, and s25 for
the best new original poem. For time and
conditions see the Magazine when issued.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
B ASE BALL,

A match game of Base Ball was played at
New Castle. Wednesday afternoon between
the TammaDy of that place, and Star of
Salem n. j., which resulted In the following
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
DECAYS EnacIng Finger

Will never mar the teeth that are brushed
daily with Oderiferous SozoDoNT. 1t lends a
floral fragrance to the breath as well as pro-
tects the teeth from corrosion and decom-
position.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

Home runs, Herbert l. Riley /.
Umpire James Rogers, Esq, of the Atlal
tic Base Ball Club.
Scorers NJ. Buckman W. Breeze.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
flour, feed, &t.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.

Of ell the best brands, always on hand at the Flou
Store of
FREDERICK 4. ALLEN,
Basement Of the New Market House
on Front street. near Madison. Persons in want of
ANYTHING in my line would do well to give me cal
before purchasing elsewhere. as sell all the bes,
orandf of family -four. feed. hay and grain at tn.
lowest market rates. and to all parts of the city
zee Of extra charge ny6d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
SALE OF
Valuable REAL ESTATE
IN APPOQuINIMINK HUNDRED.
Situated on the Delaware Bay.


- by virtue Of a renewed order the Chan
q Chan ,ery. held at New Castle. in and lol
- New Castle county, made the 2lst day ol
PsGISary PsS. y.haIs r. s2 wi bs e1ross to sas At
gust 1879 ut II O'Clock. noon. at the Hotel OF J.
Lppenc.ft. in Middletown. New Castle county. ali
tnet certain plantation and tract OF land situated
being the Real Estate ot the late nes stats. de-
ceased. t1 wit. described as Oliows:
N Beginning Mt stake at low water mark on the
Dtinwnrs Bay. corner for marsh Of Robort Den nv;
thence south " degrees 40 minutes west. 2is az
ches to n white oak; thence south G5 a. orees !,
minutes west. 2i2 $40 perches to a stake in tn.
Smyrna: thence north ~ degrees SO minutes. wes,
81 10 peIches to a Aiske in the juncti"n Of The
r,Md leading to Collins beach; thence north de.
theme. north ~ degrees. enst "a psrsbss: ihsnrr
north 7s94 desress. east ls perches north "
nMsx1ses M e.s o5s 10 perches thence north II degrees
degrees. east ~ 8 10 peIchss: thence south ii de
gT<es MINUTES. east 40 perches thence nurih 7ss
ass.sss east y d 10 perrbe- thence north III de-
gfees. east42 $40 perches; thence snuth s3se ia.
stees. east d Perches; thence aown L. low waIs,
ma.skof a. the Della yars Bay; theuce down said Bay
N"e pace OF beRinning. containing
asa ACRES
Of upland and marsh with lsrss tx story frame
hhrsilns house and Kitchen ieh.n, h"ues. large
SONnlTIQNS Five usr .eut of ali nu1chnss
money ~ ~ hali on ths sday OF sails. and on the
tarn OF The sale in September: lS72 further su n
oI purchase money to be paid III two .Qunl .nnuaI
payments. With interest semi aD ualiy secursd n,
.ns oonh Oh t9s purchaser with surety. and also s.
New ta.iIs. July ;7., II. issS . b. HogTEhY: T,a.::.
rSnaas po..ssse. pnrvsiss
iylstdlwts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Gu b q,

HAVANA, July 30.-Ths Cubaos have dsfaat.a
= spanish column conveying prisoners between
GeInara and Holgu,n, Killing Allan, the Spanish
Commander.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
3nblif Salts.
ID UBLlC SALE OF
Livery Stable Stock.

q Will be sold at Public Sale on SAT
NNUR August 10th. at 10 O'clock a IN,
f" Nst 4l9 and 42l French street, al, the Liys.'
-. . Stock consisting OF a large number OF
good Driving Horses. 3 Coaches, large tIIsss
Hearse. 9 Buggies. l Extension Top Phmton, reye1
used; Cahrays, ! Ambulance and 6 Sleiehs, ali in
good order. - -
Also large lot of Double and Single Harness.
Blan kets Buffalo Robes. and many OF her articles
too numerous to mention,
Terms made known day Of sale by
-, OWEN TRAYNOE.
~ W. STIDHAM II SON, Auct'rs. aug2-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Children's Eating.

" hen Il parent ~tc> Il child come Ia
Ike breakfast table. nihhlc = little. then
80 away. death j. in the distance: and
may hc i,car i'll Il great many cases: ia
all there i solid ground for apprchcn
sion OF coming i'll in some form or othei
This want of appetite for breakfast ma,
come on ycIN slowly: il may he week =
before ii i, decided enough Ia hr re
marked: :" much the worse fnl The
child. acrarl>t' greater Will lac the diff
Guilty i'll righring thing.
If children are going Ia school. eat
im% should Ii" made compulsory. ur
brain Diseases will follow. >numcr or la
ter. for the brain must he nnrui>hc,l.
ol restless ,lccp follows. and in It's train
dreams. nciN"u~nr>>. cold feet and
hands with severe debility.
All school children should have plcn-
y of meat and bread for breakfast and
dinner. with all the tluit and hcIric,
they can get afterwards for dcsscl;
if Iur thr~r. then no dessert nj all \
speedy and easy way to remedy meal
time nihhling is to begin with Il >rlpp,I.
of bread and butter. and ore cup OF hot
milk and ,yatcr. and nothing else: al
10" MOI an aloLt of ANY thin" tn he eat
cu between m"ri, and compel them T."
nC III bed by ninc o'clock. Within II
week :. hearty breakfast will bc the rr
suit. with an increasing Vivaciiy, actiy-
ity. life and inN"u~',.~>. rhHs!ioh
U'erIlq
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Hints to Parents.

While never allowinga Il commaud to he
disobeyed. aim at unseltishnc>> and rea-
sonableness i'll all commands.
Mere submission tu authority. will
not develop Il fine character. 1t de
pends entirely on the quality of ,lc au-
thOrity.
Make each child's character :. study,
and by constant sympathy i'll their joys,
as well As in their sOrrows, win their
hearts and their confidence.
If mother will stop and decide with
in herself, what Il well governed" child
should be, she will save herself many Il
heart ache, and perhaps Il headache.
Sunday may he made delightful day
in the household, by special privileges,
appropriate songs and readings chosen
in turn till the little ones count ii the
hest day of all the seven.
Let the first name pronounced 10y
the little one after PA" q Ma" be the
name of Jesus" How sweet the
name of Jesus sounds on infant lips.
can only he known by those who teach
it.
Let Christ, love to Christ. and work
for Christ, be such familiar themes III
the household that the little child will
never remember when it did not love
Jesus, or when religious things were net
part of every day home life, as much
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-01-19
Order for a Picture.

Willis ADAMS tie young portrait painter o. tht
city, recently received from Boston the appende
?oetical order for likeness" He is entirely g
loss 10 know the soaIce Of the commission, r.
though he has since received che Two letters i
the same quizzioal vein demanding TO know WI
the portrait isn't forwarded as ToIuest-i:
An sure i;s lit l:i-e,iss I'm m.ntin
lui Eddy the ,lar!iut, 10 hang on the - Ill
She alwus a Iaz2in an thrOuhlin
lis p!ctur she wants. an that = all
1t mol wasIin' uIony I'll BE- 81!
sometime i'll come back Ia lie.
Nhcn Eiddy an l. sir are married
The picturll he mine. do You see
/ cant come Ineselt shure TO SEE Na;.
For workin am all the day;
Eat III tel wees ist how I'm :: loDkiu-
LII hansum enough, 80 they say
l IN 4 .inileman. not very tail Sir
Ids not short that l am, bat between
Ill not sti"ut MOI YET very shlim, oil.
Ne cycs-thcy imerald .rren.
It's light thai am with light hair, sit
Al curly-sn thar ; Eiddy pride
shes aiwaS combin and cuIiiu,
Whin SUNDAY I'm there by her side
Ne noSe-lh there am throuLlel
It's not what they call an Anjrr!.
Its EivcI the fIsh"n in Dooblin
Tor noses TO end in 4 peak.
Ne cheeks red a cabbage
In granmammy's yard-warn't rhc, i,.t
Poor old leddy. she ate one too Irany--
The mo-nin il found her stone dead
I've no whishcrs AT all on NE face sir
ETt there's this thing 10 mark do yDu h,.4r
i'~J make rnc good loOkiI chap sir.
iI give me generous eaf.
We iiug"r~ are niver taper.
Thin belongs 10 thin haythu thii.,c.
Ji-t paint me :: hndn 4 shamrock
Twill he plazlin 10 B:ddy. Yer Set.
Nus. l m only poor wOrhin' man sir
cant pay Hcr~ much Tor Yea throublr
Thin painters. they SAY. for their pict,rs.
Gets more than they re worth sometimes .i,s.i,.,
lis Lawrence MallOy that's q writin
His child is a scray ychin do hGrk,
Ent I" show wees I'm b"s-iu this lctih,'
II. ~ irft-~ h,r,.i.
it''' mari y.
->rr',s I,'d II y.,,j5,r.,c.