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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-17

Seminal Weakness or spermatorrhea
Immediately cured and full vgor restored. This dis
tressing atctionwlch renders life miserable and
improper indulgences. Young persons too apt to
commit excuses from not being Of the dreadful
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend deny the power
of procreatOn is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prved of the pleasure OF healthy offspring hemos seri-
Gus and destructive symptoms of both body and mind
arise. The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power
Nervous lrritability, dyspepsia, PapitatiOn of the
Heart. Indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
of the Frame, Cough Consumption Decay and Death.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
ThE 4TATE.


Public lamps are To b. erected in the streets
Of LEIPZIG.
Peaches are selling At 95 cents q crate at
Frederica.
Fruit growers aroond Milford are greatly an
noyed BY fruit thieves.
Farmers on the Bay shore, are busily engaged
in cutting salt Ray"
A pleasure boat wss stolen from Hofiecker's
pond, near Smyrna, = few days since.
Over 200 visitors were at the Waterman
House, Bombay Hook, one day last week.
John w. S,utser, Of OF Milford was severely
injured by piece Of fallen timber, q few days
ago.
The corner stone Of the new Episcopal
Chapel, al Smyrna, will he laid. io day BY Bi.h-
op Lee.
The steamer Lamokin il doing a heavy
freight bt,sinen, between L,tlie Creek and Phil
adelphix.
A parry Of young men, from Frederick, went
out trout fishing q few days ago, and ia hours
caught LAG 6ns fish.
VIM. P. Wright. Of Smyrna Landing, ran the
prong Of . pitchfovk through the calf of his leg,
On Saturday. making psinfal wound.
~ William Sit hen, an employee in the steam
|6ilI Of MeMrs. Worden and Evans, of Smyrna,
had his nose broken, by the bursting Of piece
Of the machinery Of the mill
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
soclGTlgo.
HTKrrxes THIS xvxxrNo.

Temple Lodge, No IL, A = A II, At Masonic
Tec Vts-
Hope Lodge, NJ 81, l o . T. q Odd Fsl-
loss Hall. - and King Sss.
Eden Lodge, No "a. I OF, at odd BsoewS
Hall. ID and King Sta
Morning star Dlvision, No 2, 4 7, q q
and Market Ses.
Delaware Council. No 2, o y n, At Ne
chAn,cs' Hall. 2l9 NaYkst St
Rodney Council No II, o U A u. at 1o2
East aih St
Diamond Ststs Lodes. No 5, q P. At Good
Fellows Hall, ;,i and Market Sss-
Champion Lodge. Ne 6. K Of r. st Knshts q
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market St
Oriental Lodge. No Is, K Of T. ut Fegris q
8sryett's Building. 504 Market 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

A FRIohfESKp DuYcHMAy.--Ou SATURDAY, the
18th INST, John Mess,mer, . Dutchman st'oui o
feet high. swoee his liis aga,nss Ma B.t-ces u.
Simmons. little woman about 81 feet high. anu
weighing about IS pounds. He made oath before
Esquire Pahl thaa she haA threatened 10 .eui CUT
his entts,ls and slaughter him With Il butcher
knife" As. Summons alleges THAI she has no
bltchsr kuifs shout the house, and Nrs- Sarah
Patty. Ais witness svore right contrary to this
That = nhst Mr.. Ssmmons made such threats
Mr. samuel Simmons, her husband. thinki ing that
$500 to answer the charge At New Castle. "a
great hail for % little womaa.) Mrs. Simmons
and her husband allsge that she made no such
threats She IL Of excellent character, belongs to
good family, and tesls annoyed at the publica-
ton in the ne newspApers. ;.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

ku.kLux IN DELAWARE CouSTY.-A COL
ored man named LOhman. who is a barber in
kellyville, Delaw"rr county, on Friday week
called upon the Chief Of Police in Chester
and asked protection for himself and family
from a threatened assault by band of out
laws. lie removed TO kellyvlle eight months
az" when the citizens demonstrated with him
for living with negro woman, but he quickly
informed them that she was of hi, own color.
Whereupon his annoyanccs increased. On
Tuesday night week. party OF men number
ing over twenty persons, with masked and
blackened faces, went 10 the house, brok.
open the door, and informed Mr.. I.Ohma,,
that ne must move away from Kellyvilie, OF
| II would be the worst for him. lie at once
PROMISED 10 go, and IN fear Of their lives, he
and his family fled to Chester. where he has
Q brother living in the North Ward. The
Chief Of Police aud Officer Nicholson, armed
| with legal process issued by Alderman Clyde
Mr.. Lohman's personal property together AMI
brought it tO Chester.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
umpRevEMEnr.
xxrxxs,ox or 4 eAx1,er rAc-osr.

HxrIYs1ox OF 4 cAx1IeE fAc.o2T.
EndiaG ahsix pcssat Accommodations enfiFe'y
insafci<dy lSe yEsu fs1ge and constantly increAs-
ing busAnsss. Nsan. Ihomas & Co, carnage
buIIdevs, n z cor Third and French streets. have
euan1scsd kviIdis4 q large ad1aauoa to their es-
tablishment
At the rear os thsh factory 10 blacksmith shop,
ooe story In height, which - 70 be increased To
three stGr,as- A eatiBsiy nev addition, three ITO,
mes high sil aiso be erected. nakng an sdditiona!
building. With absut IS fses frou,ins on Thiri
street, 50 fsss deep. aad three stories hugh
Thn nov building IN Be used mainly as sho~
room, and paint snd trimming shop. The foan-
dAsioos have slSAdy bssn hid, and work wiii b
pushed forward - vigorously - consistent with
n.sety and exceilsoce Of u0km Ansh,p. When
compIeted their facilities for turning ou, work OF
every dsscnpss0n. viii be unsurpassed by those o'
any other ssssbishnens in the c,ty.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
our NRVoIaeoRs.

On Monday evening schooner was caught in
4 squali. near Chester, and dismasted.
A Temperance Harves, Home will be held at
Chester Heights On Thursday, September 5th
A Delaware County farmer sent l2, 400 quarts
ofmilk to Philadelphia, during the month OF
July.
The Methodist Church at Marcus Hook, wa,
struck BY lightning. one evening last week, ard
slightly damaged.
On Sunday afternoon, three young men, from
Philadelphia. fell from the steamer Jersey Blue
near Red Bank, and we're drowned.
On Monday afternoon, skifi. containing two
men and . boy, was capsized in the Delaware,
near Chester. The occupants we're rescued by q
another boat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
The jersey City Fuss.

TRENTON, August % Governor Parker IT,
day, in reply tO certain Jersey City men. ask
ing him TO compel the Commissioners, whose
Offices haye been vacated end whose places
have been filled by appointments Of the Gov
ernor, to surrender their places to the new al
pointees said that the only authority 70 con
pei obedience Is the Supreme Corrt, and tha,
body eau only te called together BY tbe Cheit
Justice, who is absent from the city The ,iy
clerk refuses :" swear in the officers. en- the
ground that the city attorney has given al
opinion against it. The Supreme Court will
meet in October
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
DuoInoss nossces.

IL Pc MIC PARrIns. fine assortment oI
AnGt,aA PICKLES and sauces Of ali kinds Wainui
- Ts0Asos eatsup. fresh salmon. Lobster>, Sar.
lioAs. Pleklsd and Cove Oysters. &c. &c. Ais
0attAsvs d LAtsan celebrated olive oila. at
0OWAAN'S, tAs 1rocsr's. 4th and Lombard
A0psoveA Porcelain lined and BraAs preserving
ksssis, AAsso, Dexter. Valve. Wilcox. and other
Olaa, stoss asd tin s'r tight jan and cans eheop,
= DOWAAN'S. TIE Gfncer's lth and Lombard.
l. H. Yealk, No. lG2 West second stree. has Oh
AaAA Ans aAsortment Of very cosy shoe. suitable
o. lAAias aAA gentlemen advanced in hfo, 1t lp~
ps1oas. Je. B
0AS1p CeeI.-Ssove o575, Nut S4.75 per 224O
pounds fsg cash only, atysrd South Of Market
stpose Rrtdge. fsGIl-u VIZ. j. BRowS
0sipPsa, Corner 4th 4 Market streets, is con-
s1AsUy ssssavins rev Teas, and Cofees, which
As y salAas a3 reduced 1tes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
HANDSOME MOUsTACnE!

AoUs1AChR.I PROP. ST. CRoIx's FRENCH
NHI1Kkks. COMPOUND. The Great HAIt
MOC1IAChn GROWER. will produce la!u
Wal ( BIS. rant AOt5TACHE or WHIS
kEk9 on the smoothest face
Pleasant to use. sent to any sd
dress o. receipt Of Fifty Cents.
II. r. BOND, CHEMIST,
~: =. Cor. Tss and Chs,tnat Street,. Phila.
t1Ale-N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
CITY NOTICES.
Perfume Atomlxsvs.

An elAGAnt. pleasing. simple and u.eiu! apparatus
kP dk4asinS rsrfumery the economical HAL
Ssr. sesstins the clothing. bAn1k kerchet and tait
a0d for @atins cool and -oothng appiic A;on- 'i
wasAS Or other liSuds for hea1xehe. nhaued eye,
ksrps. sensitive surfaces. Ac also for dsinfectIs
asl SesfaAiss the sek room. for safe by
bklS0HUksT CO.,
CotUer Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

DR.. BUTLER ON DR.. GRs VT. Ben ButleS
is for Grant-at least he SO declares bimself-
but the why and wherefore Of his preference
is not given in any late expression Of his
We have, however, on record the following
from the graphic pen Of the hero Of Fort
Fisher, which, although written some three
or fOlr years since, is Is truthful to day as il
was when first written. Says Dr. Butler OF
DIR. Grant: 'Grant's election will be . mis-
fortune, because it will put in man without
head Or heart; Indifferent to human suffer
ing. and impotent t. govern
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
MaRistrates' Cases,
BEFORE MAYOR VALENTINE.

On the 9th Of August, John Blake vas ar.
rested for stealing u watch from Isaac Pyle.
for which he was held to bail In the sum OF
s2O0 for appearance at c0ur.. This morning
new trial was granted him, and An attempt
made to prove an alibi. Lewis BransOn. 81
Chester, made oath that he met Blake in that
city ut O'Clock on the afternoon Of the 9TH
VI August: As the theft was committed at
half past three O'Clock, and Blake had ample
opportunity tO reach Chester before five. the
Mayor still held him tU answer tho nherRe.
His surety having Withdrawn from u bud,
he WAS Committed 70 the cells
Two cases Of drunkenness we're dis pf
this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
stated Democratic Meeting,

City Executive Committee meets every Ma.
day evening. at O'Clock.
Greeley Il Bro~n Csmraign Clsb meets ev-
ery Tu.--iav evening, Al 5 O'Clock.
German Democratic Club meets every We'd
nes-isy evening. at & O'clock.
D~sno~'atic Association Of Wilmington meet.
every Friday evening. nj o clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

Dos'r DO rI.-Now that tIuit 10 both plenty and
cheap. the practice OF throwing the par'nRs Of
peaches, pesrs, apples and other fruit is again be-
coming frequent 70 the great detrinent of the
hnbs Of such porous who unfortunately may
tread upon them. The practice is a most repre-
hsnsbls one. and ws appeal TO our citizens, don't
do it. :"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

The directors of the poor of Montgomery
county have adopted the following scale Of prices
Tor medical attendance upon the ont.sick per
visit: Ordinary case, 80 cents; smallpox aud
other contagious diseases. 81; setting broken
arm, ~; broken leg, s.; confinement, So
rhysic'ans are slAo required hereafter to pre-
the board.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
steam Atomlxero,

Fer the Inhalation Of atomised 1uds in tae treat
nest u chronic diseases Of the throst air Ls.axe
and lanSs. Being sell scting they produced even
sad csnGnn nsu. dow Of ~ -Ay without nconvenienc.
labor. Durins the lAst two three year. We
AAvs supplied several d.sen Of these A,onIers and
II nSst cAses with very satisfac,ory results.
l. BklN0HUkST Co. Akothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

ExcrksIox-1his moming. ths : Lanase
Social, Of this city, made an excunion to Cape
May, on the steamer FELTON,. There ~ .
large and resperabIe attsadanca asd shcsld ihe
weather prove fvossble, . very pleasant dAy
will doutiee be sfent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
ON MARRIAGE.

AADDH Belief fer Ysang Meu from tbs
s6ss0 u Rrr0rs and Abuses in early Iif. Man
hesA restored lm mDsdiments 10 Marriage rsmov ed
New 0sshsd Of treatment Now and remark . ble
ysosliD Books aRd Circulars sent fres. IN sealed
SAveleD =.
-Addrs0. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 9south
0iaA D.. PhilsdeiphiA, Pa. ausl0-lawdAW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

TINE SRA BEAcH.-Sothing Is more inviting
lust now than the sak water Of the great Atlantic
ocean. You can get pleasant ride and health
giving bath by gong On the Atlantic City escur-
sion Of the Y. u. Christian Association On Friday
next. The prics u low. Gents. $3.50, ladies, y;
children. o. Tickets at Porter & Cos, at Mcln-
an's. and Of any nsnber Of the Conn mittee. See
Hdye Yt1aemant-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
Teeth In Ruins

Are . asrs drawback on personal appearance
asd psrssosl comfort. Therefore, keep them
n SOD repair with that established sntido,t
fbs oil he disAases that sssail them, fragran,
00zoD0DU.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

BASE BALL--A meeting Of The -Dismood
STATE" siil ts held iiis eysn.ng u s r. H.. ~
their Rnom. A full attendance Is requested a.
tal.ine-s OF iupostance viilbs suboits.l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

A curious freak OF nature Is repor
Csyuga Lake, New York. II Is an
pine tree growing together. 70 closely
ted ~ TO present the appearance Of one tree !!
AUD IN fact they might be s0scslled, for they
sre - nearly grown together q the root that
no division lino can be sSen. au4 the bark mas
nearly the appearance Of that Of pine,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

BRI0HAA YoUNo.-Ii is reported that Brig.
ham Young passed. through this city on the
one O'Clock train for Washington yesterday.
Whether the report Is true or not u unknown,
but certain II Is, that there was . venerable
parsonage on the ain whom many parties
supposed to Le the Mormon prophet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

THk RIoTs IN BRI1Asr-TAs poDeel by the
English Parliament 0f the sus,-Droet ssioh &C,
was celebrated in various paris Of Ireland on
the 18th by the Roman CathOliCs, snl vhile
no serious disorders were anticipated, Il was
felt that the day could not ~ bv without dis
turbauce of some kind. Party'sm in Ireland
is so blended with religious creed that 1t IL easy
T. see how feHds may be rerpetuated, and how
difficult it is to "clasp hsnds across . chssm u
when once the chasm Is made. No sooner.
therefore, does one party celebrate its success
in any public manner than the other bouncas
upon it. in the present case the conflict has
turned out more seriously than was expected
The principal rioting occurred in the city OF
Belfast. which is regarded one Of the most OF
cities in Great Britain, and was still in prog
ress on yesterday, notwithstanding the pres.
ence of troops and cOnstabulaiy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

SEvEKK AccrDEST.-This morning as Ar.
Benj. ). Clark, Jeweller, WAS returning frOm
Market, a small dog which accompanied him
ran suddenly between his legs, throwing him
to the pavement and breaking the cap Of bis
knee. He was taken home medical asaastanc.
summoned, and his injuries attended to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
ku.kluxlSn Again,

ST. Louis, Aug 20. 20.-Advices from 6outh-
east Missouri state that Mr.. Marion Weeks,
postmaster at Rice Hill Reynolds county, was
shot and killed by unknoW parties on Satur-
day last. 1t is alleged that this is another
ku-k.ux case, it being q. serted that Weeks
was murdered because. he had given infOrma-
tion to United States Comm! m!ssiOner SewOrth,
at Ironton. regarding certe'n persons implica
ted in whipping Mr.. Ca,ie&an some weeks
ago. No arrests have yet been made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

WASHINGTON. August 20-Ths ssggestion that
Charles UCsnor will be nominated BY the boilers
convention at Louisville has bsan the subject of
some speculation herexbout to-day, and really
character which has been alluded to dvv,ag the
day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

FiRE-Our large swamps have caught FIRE al
last, AZ we expected. Eecanse Of the long con.
tinned drought everything is az dry as tinder
and spark from pipe will set them of, VII. 4
there is no hope Of putting them out unai|
there comes a soaking rain. The large svsuaS
on the right side Of the road to Monte hai Il
.n fire :or week past, burning up everything
leaves, underground, fsnces. wnsd, mill ch,,nks
and in sone places large live trees h has burn.
h. 1 'isSs h.r. si sh I"", 0ps% % 1,a he saved
sparks across county roads, ignitine othe,
rwsml~ that are adjacent. A large fire has als
been progressing in the whortleberry forests Il
the east Of town and il is said many acres Of
thrifty bushes are utterly destroyed. It is a se
rions time indeed in our country. And ali 70,
want Of rain.-True Marylander.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

SALES OF MOsEY.-At the regular monthly
last evening, money sold as follows: e3sO at
= pr cent premium; 5000 at 26; 500 at
81 s.oo at s3ii The reguiar monthly meet
ing Of Brandywine Loan Association WAS
held last evening" 81, 90 s0ld at 26t. PER cent
premium and eco at 23i.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
Narntss.
HAIRLESS Ha cness!

darLoSS Ha cneSs!
7 IGHT and HEAVY HARNESS. made ot N
~ best material and by FIRST -ciass xorknen On
hand md made to orier at very moderate rates
SADDLES, COLLARS.
WHIPS. SIkf1S.
BRUSHES CURRY CdNIs
Aad other articles In their line Un h,La and or
81 At the lowest ritv prices
Repairing neatly done A. short notice
The public are invi ed To- give hrl III y call
FL kINGhALT
ApS-H N. W. corner u ami Shiriey Sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

The Democrats Of the Second Maine District
yesterday, nominated Dr. A. Gsrcellow for
Congress.
The Board Of Assistant Alderme0 in New
York have refused TO allow Sunday concerts 10
the Central Park.
Samuel Laird, proprietor Of the Mansion
House and United States Hotel. died at Long
Branch, on Monday, aged SIS.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows al New
York yesterday elected q. w. Lacy, Grand
Master, and c. w. Clark Grand Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

NEW YORK. August 2O.-Thers wers seventesR
cases Of sunstroke in this city yesterday and seven
in brooklyn. The weather this morning continues
extremely hot and sultry. notwithstanding hsa-
Wy rain last night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
Peach 0hipments.
TURspAY.

TCR6DAY.
10 Jeney City. l09 carr
To Philadelphia, cars
Interior Pennsy ylvania, cara.
Total, l22 car Il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

OJDTs-A cUrre-pond.nt in Tuesdays Ga.
zette objects 10 version Of ti,e Bridgeton AZ
fair a-ing he objections uson hi- pa-s resi- i~nce
in tha, city. and his acquaintance with Mr.
Davis, the proprietor of the hotel. We do I.o,
know who this correspondent il, bat We Io know
the gentleman VINO furnished Us with the ma
,erial for our report and are sill satisfied that
cur version wa. mainly correct
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
AccIDEST.-On Thursday night, two can oi

AccIDEST.-On Thursday night, two can Of
train on the Kent County Railroad became
detached, by the breakage Of coupling, and
came to a II land still In few minute. another
train came along, and the engineer no, noticing
the signal lamp, GRABBED into the two car,
complete deu1oli-hing them ard damaging the
engine somewhat. There we're about twenty
passenger On the cars at The time, Du, strange
TO say, No Que wa. Injured.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-06
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-08-06

An exchange says ga clock in New
York factory has been seized by the work.
ingmen, because it has not struck for eight
hours.o
-Ogdensburg has had a shower of toads
and the Journal thinks the shower was very
opportune, as the old toad crop was pretty
nigh exhausted. ....-.....'. La. H..
"A Teuton has queer wine cellar at
Mt. Morris park. lie found stray tunnel
and bought it and now it's fashionable to
drink lager in it.
"A western man in "prayer meeting"
said, somewhat enviously brother Law
son can sing better than can, but by
the grace of Heaven can fiddle his shirt
off," . p. . .... .... T'...7 . d..
The Louisville Comfer-Jonnol says
that Judge Davis is the proprietor of smile
that would make Coliax turn green with
jealousy. 1t commences in the center
and spreads all over his face like batter
cake.o .-.. ....r.l .... .a.rr...a.. .5,...-- B.
"A sharp old gentleman travelling out
West got seat beside his wife in crowded
railway car by requesting the young man
who sat by her TO please watch that woman
while he went into another car, as she had
tits. .a.s"s ra' al l'.rrss
The man whose hair turned white in
single night is surpassed by the girl who
lost hers completely off in one dance.
There is man in st. Johnville who is
afflicted with anginapectoris. He will live
if folks stop asking him what ais him. I'D
Some one, feeling that actions are bet
ter than words, has said: We hear of
the acts of the Apostles, but never of their