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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
KINGS COUNTY LIBERALS.


TuB CINCINNATI PLATFORM NOT TO BE ABAE
DoNED.
The leaders Of the Liberal movement in
Kings County have determined to stand by the Cnciz-
natl platform and to maintain their organization. A
largely attended meeting was held yesterday at
sawyer's Hall, Brooklyn. W. W. Goodrich presiding.
Among others present Archibald NJ Bliss. Chas. VI.
GODDARD ex Judge Lucien Birdseye, j. W. Pickett ex-
Judge A. II. Daley, Col f. b, Lansing II. 8. Bellows,
Joseph Reeve. II. ii. ChittendeD, and n. c. Earl. A
motion strike cut from the title OF tho Committee the
word Republican" was carried.
Mr. GODDARD said that tho Liberals lad burned their
bridges behind them, and didn't care 20 rebuild them.
Twothirds OF the Democratic party had acted nobly,
and the other third had voted for Grant, else not
all. with the Democrats who voted for Greeley. no
thought great and magnificent party could be formed,
but they should dispose Of the word " Democrat" He,
for one did propose to train under that Tho
title Liberal good enough for him. and N the Demo
Gratis willing TO meet them common ground. he
was willing join hands with them. He believed that
the Liberal Republicans Of this State polled 1900 votes
at tho election and the Democrats had stood by them
the result would have been different
Col Lansing said that believed the Liberals Of
the county still true 10 another. For his part
he did not wish 90 train under any banner bearing the
word "Demoorat" lie believed that the Liberals were
power here, and could force the nomination of good
aud honest men in the city "Lbera" he thought was
n good name for the honest men OF all parties He con-
cluded by advising complete organization throughout
MIR Goodrich said that he had been trying 10 catch the
general Impression among his political friends concern
Ing the proprety OF continuing the Liberal organization
In BrOokyn and he had IN consequence arrived at tho
conc usOn that II advisable 10 keep together In
body. lilo thought that they could do more toward die
tatng good nominations In the county than the Commit
tee OF One Hundred any other Reform committee.
Combined organization here would strike responsive
would show that they were stid undsmayed.
After other speeches had been made, tho following
were offered by eXJudgo Birdseyo;
~ abe 'aAh h pdsra VI OuaeP'a adopted At CHeaaat aad
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on EEw- yORk ..


sn.u,sp Psnta Ds.ns Phi,deps, Lohlri s,ssn.hlD Co.
Steamship stssrss @TrvSes Sor'OI, a. Ola DO@hos sea'i
s.m,bp S,gsra Roberts, Rennoud Sosr .Si cS Psint oI
sss sSaa CsroIaa Beckett Ct,ou c. H. Norz.
Moro Castle Mo,sos Iia-paa Au,sse steamship Co.
steamship soreus. Be.I.e BSs'Hr , u. y ~@ s
stss%.s.p B G. RSsht Joasss Agr.-sd', Geo B hsrneh
s sea sS, ys' :. Sl ~ M Gs,.- ~ BFa Co.
SID s1. b Lannsr 2,r s.,op 1 Baesr
Bah Moasg csr SSsns.sh Eii1s.t9. y g C. Tosi''t Co
Brig sOdeh Cert Asysr Cod Fsins1A ors Tosis
rBGs T. H. Hiraas Dr. Benton J,h'' p nr'ou ws;os
EHs D.. cBr,, B,l'opuaD ohn' y p Hs''oS. wssss
g5s Pr stsAe Bay, w1ESss. rdssoIi, r'0V,' S'''a'
ARRIVED
SHIP tBr Dro-se, Csie'G oi ssu Heads Us dayi va
S5iD Lincoln tBt) Weeks casa. July H. ,ai sad i'
BARK Joaauu., toet Meyer. H.abus iay, CaIsav'H
Bari ri ,ner i,u.t) coshreh smyu, % d.7 ,s r,s
Bars Dan e Dep p,sl 10 .7e hansa % az va ru
BrI sSSs Queen C6E sSS Nonisdo 81 , vo' I'a
u Ban stem, N,a: csl Au.i p.dag i'' t,,, ~ a
Bah iIssea Rl Col B,6zoj. P.Te. Csa Jsr, q. -a -''-
E,Ts AsS9 az @.I Sr S ,r O. sy b vel. 81,
BARI J. Steel tr Ioi'iaei Hamburg - ags ID Oh H'a s4
10 Abb Sicou Merrill Mnay, DC dA- VIA G5tar OAR VIA
Zig Pc,rno rt.l). L,uro ce,,e ',rs oitt wise.
Big ldaao (lt,i l. lsjaHgo Ahts ~ g ilrt siu ME-
B'iT " A. Roger iBr / JOINS, AaaG q lar. ol .,grosi
Brig Ida L. HsT Pressr, hcN-ilarca
sfhr I g. g. MeFafiipa msprud re-,za.. Pa '1sy' r!a
Lumber
Gnne ell -. Fem .Hils PA. isff. .ia ITpNes
Seh Mary Miller H. Mffsgf1, p r.. 81 fafs WITH ci fgh
scHOaSF ss--I.iyEk $50 eoAsTrrs.
Phi. Pb rdas, Pill krer hs7. FaI Rrir
staLry Islander BraEepsr. Trsss,rs. Fsrt.sni. O..
G N. Uarrs, Nes Loalon. FsHbc Natn, tougssi, O.
Msnantca Boston. eort LtH g.fo'..
Hercer. brdkcp.rt- J 3 faanf h1ffL
Sylvester Hal. Taunton. y a. bei. aattD9-
81 NJ. Merrmsu, N,sport Ma fftf fsR'4ctr-
il r Dross. FsH RIVER. 90. 'riia-f rr'Fn'tf
Clam Brown. Prof4eaee. Ittt I'D IN l.i-hN
Mil Creensich. BIN Irrai4 AeF Lr.sr+
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOgToN Nov lL-ATnvea, Steamship Hepo.s on 'eif ''ft
PsgnoUa from ANA.
FoRrEpss MONROE vs. Nor. l-Arrri E.s p'fllF7r 'f'a
Mont@video Sa,lsi brig iu or De- ore 10 ~
Ldy Young for LyeTPOOli b.ss honiice or s' 49,
Vail for AsphwaL &c.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Nov iATEe AaE Lane s~14-2 li't--4-f -ls~
soUTnlapros Nov. 1.-THE Norh Grrmaa tl' 'tsani, '
mOraisg
MEMORANDU7t.
The steamship Hslvct1 (.T Gdg- frP NeEfof ~ Lohio1
which put into FaAoah, ~, Nov. u srs~el Pi.l To
WHALES
telegram o Franc,es No." H. o-ot 10 hs; James A,i
Of Neville lori or 7e. sailed ~ hn9s. With 80 bI sA'
ffor --latest Ship Ne,rs seS Fifls Prrs.i
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BoxARDs BEoUEsT TO BE UTILIZED.

The building at present Occgpied by the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty Animals has for
long time been entirely inadequate TO the needs OF tho
Society. Its officers have, therefore, recently been
searching for suitable site, and a structure will be
erected which will 10 admirably adapted 20 its needs
The site will be in OF the great thoroughfares, and
at the intersection Of two important streets. Tie officers
now intend to obtain lot in Third Fourth, or Sixth
ave- Though the lot has not been obtained yet the
general plans OF the building have been completed by
the architects, Messrs Oakley and JOEcI
The building will be OF brick and Portland stone, two
stor es IN hight with Mansard roof 1t rs expected
that the lot which the building will stand will be as
feet in front by 100 depth. and the building itself
the entire front and be 80 feet In depth The
larger more expensive building can be began win
the that residents will literally contribute
than viii DC required TO erect H. Dnt u does
not desire to have building Larger or moro expensive
In the center OF tho building on the ground aoor will
DO passage-way running through it's eutIrc length. On
right OF this passage viii be the room OF the officers OF
the Society, with windows opening on both streets, that
stIlct lockout may easily 10 maintained On the leIt
VIII DC a used a museum ana containing very
large number VI curiOses which Tue Society now owns
aud constantly has for collecting In the passage
way already mentioned the stairs leading To the hOOr
above. Iii the center and directly above the lower Gu
will bo the Office O the President OF the Society
On the kit above the officers room viii be tue
will he held On tie left will DO room Tor the archyes
Of the Society.
ent ana keeper OF the building. tVW,f VIII De raised
OF the building, and ON ms will be placed
tablet OF marble with the Society shield Ia relet upon
1t. bust OF Louis BOnarl WILL stauu on pedo2t IN
the lower corridor facing the entrance 70 the building
Mr. Bouard 10 will DO remembered, recently bequeathed
immediateIy in the rear OF the building described
will be the stables OF the Company. Tncre viii be
place for ambulances on tao lower HoOr large
OF hasarved dogs are constantly seen In the
streets, and these VIII DO sezed by the officers and
unless claimed will be killed In the stables For this
purpose carDOuic acid gas Is used.
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us.e. The urt organizations now pre,hd NE Oon
mes 70 enroll q thereof ell vbe % whatever party hsss'
for, now uns.o IL support oi hefe principles -.
esoired Comuitee OF ~ oe epPoou 70 So ne -
alteration Couniee snd o. pohucn AHs me
The Tesojutions were unanimously adopted, and the
following were named as the COMMITTEE a,
Iaeisn Rrere q ~ GODDARD W. Pickett, Bus Joseps
Reeve A. H. Bailey H. Fisher r. D. baesng SoaS ";
M Benows L. Peck, H. Cbitenden, and A. ~ "bee'Sc"
The following was unanimously adoptedi ~,
Rsyor,f That party which at the early o. si
40 90 vo,es h t die unl shall have feaeh nan
Al bau have accOH the work for 1hh was oA0
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A PATRIOTIC COURSE.


We reproduce the admirable letter of Horace
Greeley annonuc tat ne resumed the editorship
of IIiE NEwYORK TRIBUNE. This IL tho language OF "A
marriott Mr.. Greeley has lost nothing by hla defeat.
Ills intellectual power, his personal Integrity, his eNem
e. .cd by the whole country, as they have already
been Endorsed by part lie has come out OF the cleo
ton flee Of a stain upon his character His opponent
has been elected President but Mr. Greeley in every
holds the same high place among his country men
that he mas ever done 20 which election to office
could have given additional uster; and TIE NEW
YORK TRIBUNE will hereafter In It's independent char
acter, bo more prosperous than ever before.
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DECIsIoNs-Nov. Il.

Supreme Court-CbGmbeTs-By Judge Fancher.-
Cornell sr Hoiese aMosn Tor tral denied "h 10 cots
Same Az ae oFderi Orief Of afreSt ceHd
ss Cerkeotoa for Receiver grand and PalniA dseed
20 nav over lhe nOley abide CerAe ag BHsr
Motion 10 luce the order Of dne Win ~ cess
TFrr ut Livingston aMem0randa for coase ne Feope
Ie Mcdowell skL The T. BeucyOnt SOCIETY OF Opsfai hasohs
Siouon People &C. NeL:ughn sgt ssms-soHoH as
.at OIDovl aeuloI In tho natter 81 90
seDh C0l -AlemoranIt counsel In tie mattel &C. VI T.
e. Dickd.-Ehe IN this case sheaI be vacated
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PASSENGERS SAILRD.

FoR HAMBURG. kc.-In GsdmsAt HolSits Nov iL-Dsvid
r'hbach lady and infant Mia Elizabeth Coain Mn lsenda
Mitchell Mrs Wnsaer. Rucsi HeIng, Ms Jenas sougebon and
sd sant M.se Cary Henry AL sophia Soene6om Noses sea.
hebe Matters Leo Ns Charlotte tfank Jaa
DcieJ, H. HaWks H. de Anses Ani LADY, H. Pait Naloa bfd
Sonnheser Jacob Leh Henry
Mhnne krauso aud ohircn hrA O. kathe Mrs.
10 Bsss ARd aAHt and Olhen In tho Storage
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cALRNpARs-rms ON

T L-yAS DRUNr. J.-opeOI at
?. m.
GdHs>s.
I JG4l. .PforsAelmer ct al agA Fises
aud auo.
36sS. Hartman sgt. Harra.
Jos7. The BOSeTy Hsti0Bil Bank
Sgt COnd,t ct al
$500. Smith sgt frvtvIltef and ano.
Js3J. .GillOre OF al. sgt CrONsil
eta
l3Gel. n gridfe, Al. agt. hidgeiy.
| 51Ug. .Wartzfelder sgt Everett
lJ1iS. .Ds.-r act TalllHal.
I s1i.Cleigston sct L.pDman.
iJs-9. .Liilev agt McCarmack
I5s6T. Atkins ACT. BrownelL
37J9. .Pease SGT. DroSneis
/ 1Iil. .Smita agt Huici esou u sno.
s913. .Trussdsll at. Heath.
"opens al II IN.
CIuses.
ZS2lt McConuellsni ans art. Pyss.
Ill3lI. io1ssig ct al agi. Dayton.
lji6j. Reid sgt LOeYci
I2lJJ. .Cailamrre agi. Crops =.
ll7J5. The Teut1 HAL Bank agt-
Moog 81 al
l2q52. Tie Aarrland Coal Co. aSt-
Edwards.
1854. .Bannil an agt. The Mayor, de.
1J33. .Biasa ct al ast. ComaiAs.
I22J. .E&yuor az. Porter
igl3. saldiAg Ex'r, agt. sandy.
9iJl..Bfelu1n, SheEiE, AIT Heller
e. Al.
3ieI. .Hecht sgt. Blchsnsn, ct al.
l3jy4..Qaackcahush Gsd aao. sgt
AcAiBtsg.
!. 100. m.-Csirntar called 81 10 n.
10. .JeI sgt lie BoAni Of Eda-.
cation.
~. In tue frrtter. &c. Of Mary
J.. Wh,ttlesey.
l55. Blink sgt. TAe Republic Frs
las. Co.
l56. Sane sgt. The Hanover Fire
ms. c..
Isl. Sans act The GernaHiA Fire
las. 60.
i53. Same agL Tie Niagara Flrs
LIS. Co.
100, .Ilexisr agt. Echstein.
rs. Gilman az. Clara e. a.
~. .R0seulhal ct al sst Dsrr.gh.
I lJi. la tie NATTER, Go., OF u.
Sutherland.
ls7. VALIANT AgL Wshl
l9J..Tbs 81 Pa.rhks Mat All.
anoe A,s0c'D agt OCOnuell
ct al
/ 2o9. .Tampaner art TAnpsAsE
2l9. .F-hr AT. foang.
2i4..Aitsens AT. Schell
2IB..Ricaarlsoa agt Greedy
! ~. (CalD-iard ct Al. asL Far
mace
. J.; LE0SARD anil BRADY. J. j.
=, %, n. -. ". ~, Al, u, ~, ~. ~,
q, lyS. 100. lf0.
PAIR L-CURrIs. J. - Opens al
!. n.
/ 1875. Smell art TergreA
10 ". .Wolfazt Stugmsn.
I1l0l. .Llhdenmeyer AIT PinkeTtop.
ss2J. Amer sgt. Htnefsld.
l2l9i. King AT. Gennessey.
l2l23. .Risuer agt. NuSsbaln.
2201. Spencer AIT Sherwin.
ll95. 0oodenough AT WhWah
lEr L-LoEw. "Opens al II q
= 90.
Opens AZ II a. m.-Cays On.
~. J.-Ooens az II 4. IN.
a.. .Parse.l aga. RAndel.
Al. Foster sgt McMullsA.
5I..JohBsion sgt. hOsle.
69..1hsse aEt. RiJger
80. Kennedy agL Thorp-
ART L-SPAuLDIS0, "opens and
Ell Al l0A IA.
7C1. West agt- Spar.
81. Hicks Ggt lrpH
10. .Winkens agt. HeiLeka
--..BroNnell sgt PATHS
Sc. .martiA agL Connolly.
GO. Helleusisn agt De Cernex.
796. .Se;temieryieh agt JeneA
l0S2. .SehreiseF aEL AgneH.
All Calendar oAliel az 10 a. u.
1887. Mclean agt. Clinchy.
ln59. .Denbsl sgk Sehslein.
1921. HOLSTER Agt- kmeGslA
1893. .Ga1tneI agt Walsh-
1925. West Side Bank at Qaigg.
1851. .LOrchhiI sgt lsaaoL
1893. Richardson agt FIX.
ms and Calendar called 81 l0LR
: B97. Smith agt. Mack
S99. .Trowbndge sgt. Ungeh
s0O. R.elbeT at. Cody.
9Ji. King sgt Celia.
500. Lew AIT AAroh.
80. Hartman agt. FTohlich
904. .Reibe ASt Ken.
J.-Alfred Haumlll. william RysD,
Smith. BARCLAYS Mar Lovvsthal,
u. Thomas Farrell, fsonious assault
nmyt Allen Nora, Joseph BrahL
David Fr.edenbnrg two eases). pe.ii
'ov. 1.-THE following Is tho Cesrs
Mo- l4A lqg IA 4l4 l6o ia aa7
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oood,ng IN this request you will the higher pur
poscs aud confer favor on inc suoscroerS
WIiy,1ws tiaion y. ". @. Bellows. vce-ProsIdont
paeitie Mail s. eamship Company; BpOdord Brothers
20 VIM r. Carr san, Murray. Ferris 4 o., G. II. NAL
Iury a CO. Jacob Loiilard Atlantic Mail Steamship Co.,
m n Cromwell & Co.. Fletcher. Harrison q Co, Brswn
4 Alien Publishers american ArIisaJli James Burt.
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suPRExs CogRr-CiRovIT-PAE
lUi
Short
900. Watson at. Dame
1854 Be-J.l ag.. Yiele.
L7I. GIN AMI duo. agt. Kirby and
auo.
a131. Todd ngt. The Nat. Fire Co.
1853. Shepard agt DenisOu-
800. The Fifta National Bank asI
Smith
1905. Perkins agt. Wells and auo.
$50. .Ths n. \. County Naho nal
Baak agt Decker aai ano.
1876. .Mil!arI ct 81. agt Thorn ct a..
3ill. .Horten and aAO. act. Wins
3dl2. & adm e. al at. Ge.scn.
3513. Moore and aRo. agL Van
Note and arc.
1893. .Ws.ler sgt Arcllarias.
PART IL-BARBRrT.
short
1861. The Amicable Mutual Life
ms 60 agt. Fnck.
1850. Horton 81 a. agt Rogers.
3l5Oi. The FsiHci ,town S0AD-Siore
Co. agt iiani0rL
35T7. .Gstteau at Barr.
J.43. .Wis3 ami sna. sgi Othorg.
, 90. .Aitkea sgf. 3 helelL
3,yJ. Davis. Receiver. agL wilkins.
implcaasL
1.-THE Trldesnen's Nat Bank
sgl Parker.
1904. This Prt National Bank
at. LsnoI Glass 90. ct al
800. .Jessup IS al sgi. Herier.
3JBl. Coulscr sgL Toe lag0r, &c.
800. Smith sgt The MAYOR. &c.
CHAaBKRs-FANCHER, "OPENS 4
~. The People. &c, Van NoTt
agt. Green, Controller.
C5. Tie People, &c, Tracy ast.
Green.
u. Ia the matter. te., Of Michael
Straeke'bery.
Is. la tie matter. lie, OF Z.
V Omsa.
IS. In the matter, &c, Of Henry
AFcA
57..In the mater, &c, Of Wm.
n. Gibbons
70. In the matter, Gc., Of K. L.
LYermore.
90. Ia the matter, &c, Of Garret
A. Bergan.
q. In the matter, &c, Of Sosan
Ryan.
90. In lie natter, &c, OF James
b. BiEIy.
g..Brooks ct al agt. White Ct
al.
%. Same agt. Same.
iOt. The Tredegar Co. art. The 81.
Ions. Lapreace and Den
yer RAilrold Co.
IA. .Adams agt fhinness 81 al
GENERAL TEKA-iNGRAHAa, P
Opens at l0l a. N. -Sss. ~, Il ,
lO5, 100, lo7, /. 80, 49,. Us, -, IL
SUPERIOR COuRr - fKIAL IkRS
II 4
1000. Rutherford AIT. Rushnore.
2001. Miller 4 Gibbons
1854. Peck agt. Den.
I75G. Atlantic Mail S. s. Co. agt
SlIArae.
1851. .Bacban agt. MARKHAM.
2lJi. Plat Sgt Sab.n.
2lO0. .Setirer sgt Hatch.
2lT0. Bergman agt Martin.
CO1AON PLEAs-rRiAL TAMPA
m--Cas
PART. II-LARRRaORK -
EoUiTI TBRE-kOBISsC
O.. Moore zgt Rrnd.
6l..Chrisiy Agt. Libby.
a.. Blue Rd.o X. h Co. agt
keuptou.
%. .Fergusou sgk Wagner
MARISR COoKT-TRiAL TERN-P.
Caleadsr call
639. .Gehrllng agt Kslt.
M. .KoIbar sgt. Baxter
nc. Name act. Weinstein.
too. .S.lbcr agt The Third-aTe. R.
X. Co.
COS. .Sehut1 act, SchneIdt
az. .schuberth agt. Gri-woh.
90. .Schaberth at. AOlleuhaner.
PART II.-CURrIs "Opens
T9l. Tyler act. Van halHs,
$50. MAYER AFT Elias.
65i. Kaufman sgt lancaster
Gag. Butterheld ast Werner
Zen. Jones agt Ferzusos.
Isl. collins agt Mayer
7g1. .Shaier agL RrinskY.
l085. Buckley sgL Webster.
PART llI.-JOACHISsgN, J.-Op'
24l. Wood agt. Salter.
3s7.. Ellison sgt Quirk.
1856. COIN agt Rosend0rg
as. .HeywoOd agt. Johnston.
s6J. Porter set Wood
869. Wood Bros. K Co. agt Stokes
395. Bueksnhsaor sgt. Bridal.
e8. .Hens agi. SIMON.
GENKRAL SEsHONs-DEpToRD,
rehberyi william Davis, james Z.
Henry Coles. forgery James Fare
and battery Joseph Van Ripes. BIZ
william 5. Brown, grand larceny
laresas
COURr or APPHALs-ALBASr, n
Of Appeals day calendar for Nov. Is.
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MUM on city bonds Usd,. the old Ring rulc II was the
custom to loan on long time such premiums to brokers'
and to divide the interest among the members OF the
Ring Since MI Groon has in office city bonds nave
met With ready sale IN faoi, there Is an increasing
demand for them.
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THE noARp OF ALDERMEN.

The Board of Assistant Aldermen recon-
mitted, Yesterday, TO the Commiteo On Railways the
matter OF concurrng with the resolution Of the Board oil
Aldermen, allowing dummy engines TO be usoi on tne
street railways TIC resolution OF tho latter Boar" re
ativo 10 the building OF Mansrl roofs was Laid on the
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a heOh ko1
ne
SanJ uoos... 12j Cows si,h 8O2 He'd date feuY.., gbi
DAN-F
SaadT u0oG.., Cows ssnl.. Hell Gate foT.. 10 u
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Edward Richards. sailor on the American brig

r. H. Mo1o Bos cha gsi with numbering tue hgh
Alexander Mot committed. yeardiy b. CommsoueI Belts 0
to-day C0sa OsD0u Wha 'usi Me uatIaa io
Iur aIftlI VI nl.ahaa
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6elp n1anleo-- females.

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
the STATE.

The Leavitt Swiss Bell Ringers will appear at
Smyrna ON Friday night.
Smyrna horses are on the rampage. Three
runaways and smast-ups last week.
Capt. Scout, Of Smyrna Landing, is preparing
Ct acres of land for the cultivation of cranber-
res.
One day last week, the Town Constable Of
Smyrna impounded six cows, for running at
large in the streets.
Mr.. George Dehority Of FELTON, has purch ,sed
the share in the Fountain House Of that place,
formerly owned by D. Niver
Thursday last, charged with assaulting and 9th
erwise maltreating two young girls. Alderman
Budd required each to give bail in the sum Of
$780, to keep the peace, and for appearance at
Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
How We Used 70 be Physicked.


Who does not remember the time when spring
purgation was considered indispensable to summer
health? No matter for wry faces the inevitao'e
salts and senua rhubarb. or calomel and jalap must
be administered. These spring mediches, tue
youngsters were told were to keep them hale ana
hearty during the summer. We all know now ths'
this was u falacy that new vigor not depietioh' Is
what is required at the commencement Of the su"
mer solstice. As . preparation for the enervatins
effects Of oppressive summer wcather. a course VI
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is highly expedlent.-
This famous vegetable preparation has three prom
inept properties. 1t renOvates. Purifes ana fegu
lates all the functions of the body is composso
ely Of pure vegetable productions, VIE tne
essential principle of Mon0ngahe!a Rye ana the
most eficacous tonic and Alternative roots. oaIks
and gums known to medical bOtanists. Ience y II
An absolutely medicine and no tincture OF tne
Pharmacopuia can compare with It either IN purity
or in the variety Of its Objects and its comprenen
sive results. Happily tor mankind. the theory tn.a ~
IL was necessary to PROSTATE patient In orue! W
cure him. is forever exploded. and the true phiio.
s0phica doctrine that vigOr is great antagonst
of disease has taken its place. Hosteters bltte!s
is an invigorant. and hence it is the proper meai
cine for the feeble ut this most trying season o Tue
year. .:, nc
| there are innumerabe vile limitations IN the mar
| ket Look to the ornamental stamp. the engraveo
label and the name blown into the glass Hostet
| ter's stomach Btters is sold in bottles only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01
DOCTOR. WHAT IS IT?

Isa question frequently asked by patient. who
though perhaps not sick enough to be confined to
his room or bed nevertheless feels himself physi-
cally unable to attend to his usual avocations.
There is failing or general breaking down OF the
system but no symptoms sufficiently marked to be
cassed as disease yet peculiarly trying to the su-
ferer The feelings cannot be expressed Doctors
don't understand it; they may prescribe hopefully
yet hlindly. and without result. MIsHLER's HERE
Blr1ERs is the best Remedy for these nameless dis
orders. TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED
Sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar per Bottle
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-01

Miss Whitney, one Of our American scu'P,eaS a,'
in Italy, has finished n remarkable aegoricnl fe-
ure representing Rome fallen from her LOFTY es'
tate.
Some enterprfsing citizens Of New York have
had beautiful gardens laid out Oh the roofs o.
their houses, where they are able to raise the
choicest flowers.
The horrible spectacle Of three men being car
ried over Niagara Falls was witnessed Wedhes.
day They were in beat All Of them were OF
course drowned
Gen. Howard telsgraphs to Washington IRON
Camp Grant, Arizona, under date OF the loth'
that he finds about 1000 Apaches on the reserva
ton, apparently contented and peaceably disposea