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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02

SPRAYS OF FLOWERS.
The finest and handsomest sprays OF
flowers are on exhibition, and ranging
from 12c a spray, up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02

All the leading shapes in Leghorn, Pa,
Neapolitan, ranging in prices from 25c. up.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-05-02

LACES,
The sun., 1872-08-08
GRANTISM N MORRISINIA.

school Trustee Timp>on Holding an on" in
Orrn Violation Of ~iatute-Einbezzl "a
Nomnu's Money.
Thomas W. Timpson, school Commits
sionct ~ Murrissnia, has worked himself into a
suarl which, according to law, will deprive him
OF his position.
George Wilson and Maria Wilson his wife have
had So many domestic broils that there a
separation about six months ago, the condition
the proceeds of their property. II was also
agreed that this money should be placed In the
hands Of regeiver against anv debts that Mrs
Wilson might have contracted without the
knowledge Of her husband Mr. Timpson was
made the re- 'CiVer he agreeing to paw The money
To- Mr.. Wilson upon the order Of Mr.. wilson.
In April Hr. wilson gave the order 10 Mr.
TiWpsin. hut he paid only $40 Demand has
SON hl- ldiltd 10 pay Il, At the June term Of
the Supreme COur' Of Weetchcstcr county, be
fore Justice Joseph I. Barnard Judgment for
$l,-E.B was rendered against Ar. IimIsOn, He
failed 10 pay tho Judgment and an execution
WAS granted against his property, which has
summoned 20 appear before Chauncey Smith, a
referee, and t@-ftfy to hi- imam 'ial conditiun.
lie testified that hc did not Own cents worth
OF property, and tlat he was worth but 3, which
he had m his purk't,
II this lee Iimuny Is true Mr. Timu-0n holds
his position u- school Trustee M oprn violation
Il "A sf4fstc, which says tuAt such Irisre" must
be- t .rtAold,r uf taxable pr'p.rtyi hut ~ Nr.
IIWl 40 be- "a Grant man 10 cannot he expected
that C regards the oucn violation II law In hold
ti't inconsistent w.h the principles of
The sun., 1872-08-08
Grttiug ~ the side Partners Of the Expert
Rank Burglars.

Gc,ting a. the side Partners Of the Expert
BANK BurglRrs.
ON the night of the 18Th Of October 1871,
u. Curtiss X Sons banking house In Woodbury.,
Conn, was entered 10y several expert burglars
from New York, who had a complete set of tools
TO break heavy safe in the u1ice. BY hard aud
skilful work the safe was forced open and bonds
and stocks worth snOO were stolen. The bur
glars escaped. A reward Of $50 tempted some
Of the sharpest detectives to enter upon the
search. but all to no purpose. Some Of the
bonds were those ~ the towns OF West Chester,
West Farms, and Morrisana.
On Monday afternoon a tail. porly man, with
gray hair and heavy gray moustarhe a person
a)out sixty yCars uf age, entered Lawrence
Bros. banking ofiiCe. I'd Wall street, and offered
fpr sale two West Farms Boulevard bonds uf
tiDl each, nos. a. and ~. Mr.. Lawrence in
stantiy recognized them a. stolen bonds. De-
tectiNe Doyle who wl- near. was called. He Ar
rested the man. The prisoner having been taken
To- the New street police station refused To- give
any explanation whatever. He described him
self as Edward T.. kendrick broker of W al
street. He was subsequently committed 10y Al
derru1n 'uW7n ~ the IoWhs.
keucrick Is % glr'ar-sLipe broker, and put
down by the police is 4 sharper. some years agu
he " ~ IA part I,r-. .p with e., W. Thomas, as a
kIud ut hruACr u ..N,uange place. Thomas =
son was clerk iG t.- fathers ofii'e. One day
li1hn.. Morgan cent SNVo worth ot bonds To
this office. and young Thomas was the only per
r o. there TO re- GIVE them. He ran on with AL
fte 10 udr, and Wt- aftcrWHrd arrested 10y De-
tcsfiNe DOYLE la Albany. Hc II serving out q
term ~ h'c yeaIs Ia sing sing. shortly after
thi. o., ration 1howa. ret. B.. uul kcniugk
| bought the hond- in BrpoANn, but he Noul,
| not tell ~, m whom.
The sun., 1872-08-08
APiLL OTER PICNIC.
\ tull over the Hidden Prccipice AT Dud
IsVs. Grave.

Eull Over the Hidden Prccipice AT Dud-
lcy's Grove.
On Tuesday, Zare,latha Lodge, F. and A.
VI, Il Brooklyn, had picnic Ia Dudley's Grove,
mp the Hudson There were two barge loads Of
the Lodge and their friends drawn by the tug
Seymour. In the party were Frederick Reed and
william II. Phillips, both oG Cannon street,
Rroohyn, Everything passed oA pleasantly
until about two In the afternoon Then Reed
and Philips strolled away from the grove, back
toward an old, deserted quarry. The quarry has
steep, Jagged sides, and the bottom, seyeut
feet below, Il strcwn with sharp, broken royk.
Reed went very near the edge of the prrcipicc.
Phillips cautioned him; Don't 20 too tar
That : "A bad place hced made u confident re-
ply, and the next moment ne fell, his body strk-
Ing the Jagged dgos # the rock.
Phillips hurried around 10 The opening aud
into the quarry, to hnd Reeds mluglcd body
lying bleeding on the rocks. He had sustained
frishtful injuries, A long cash had been cut ia
his left cheek and another IN his left thigh. Ills
skull was literally crushed In. and the brains
were oo4hE out. lie hai received various other
bruises aud cuts, and he was also injured inter-
nally; lie could not speak, hut he groaned CON
Phillips rushed to the picnic grounds for help.
Al festivities ceased Six men went to the
quarry and bore the manglcd but still living
lt,ed 10 the wharf, ana there IT. was placed on
the ting, which at nee started Tor NOnkcrs for
modi' al aid, but poor Reed died before the tug
reached the pier
Reed was a halter, 20 years Of age. He sup
ported his widowed mother, Yesterday the re-
mains we're taken from the rooms of Nietrh
the undertaken who had charge Of the body in
Iunkers, 10 Reeds late home In Brooklyn.
The place from which Reed fell Is very near the
spot whcte Mccoy and Lille had their famous
prize fight, many years ago. Dld New York
| spcr,s may remember that Mccoy was pupil ~
| the renowned Yankee sullivan McCov WA
| terribly punished in the n-ht, and hc died IN the
| ring.
The quarry % ahou; lol wards from the grove,
| aud IL eh0uld Dee need iu, fur In many places
the bushes grow so near the edge a. to conceal
| 1t, making tho place a very dangerous one.
The sun., 1872-08-08

BRENT-MORENO-In Lima recently, Henry ".
Rt,nt american Charge dAffarrs 70 Peru, Of Gen
j. H. Brent. associate editor OF RTteIOg's DeIaocrd,
to hiss Michaea Delgoelo Moreno The bride is from
Of the richest, Oldest and most influential families
In Peru aud brings H. her husband N.nUQID in coin
The wedding the grand'st ilslr Of the Kind
in that country, the Invitations thereto being in
the shape OF sohd silver CON- about the size Of an
Amcrica an quarter dollar.
RAtHW WfNN-STEGKIsT.- Tn Pnfnielnhla August
8. by the Rev. SpAeth Pastor of ~ Johns German
Lutheran Church, Prof. Alexander BHChnunn to Miss
LiZXic a. Segrist
BTlLARD-GIIMAN.-t Helena, Montana, July q,
BY the Right Rev. d. ;. Tuttc. pr William H. Bullard.
son OF the Rev Asa Bulard Of Boston ~ hi.s Mary y.
Gilman.
HEY EYWOOD-wHITINu.-I Dprch -ster District, Au-
gust T. by the Rev. j. o. Mcan- Prof Julius r ueywood
~ Indianapolis. Ind to MIR Settle Waiting fplanisD
of Boston.
The sun., 1872-08-08
The Weekly san for the Presidential Cam.
putpu.

To meet a very general demand, we VIII
furnish THE WEEKLY suN from July TO January
tor hdU dollar. This will embrace the Presi-
Dental Campaign. Believing that THE WEEKLY
SUN will prove an efficient agent In the battle
against corruption In high places, and Ia the
restoration Of purity and efficiency in the Gov
eminent, we invite our friends who are In ear
nest in this patriotic work to aid us In extend
ing its circulation.
THE WEESLY ,UN i the cheapest journal In
the world. II contains eight pages ~ reading
matter and ls in every respect, both as a family
and poitict newspaper, fully equal TO any other
publ .hed in the country not merely in Interest
and ability, hut in the quantity of useful infor-
nation and pleasant ent, rtainment which its
columns furnish
Addro.. THE SIN, New York city.
The sun., 1872-08-08
DIED

N, iSI., NeTSs5ry $ lg r. David Adkins
M Ri"S Rgn WooGsrSsss s@1V V on Wednesday,
July y, Mrs Jane IteSster, widow VI samuel Brew
=, IGliEk., 10 Cincinnati, August s. Capt John
BLACRs-in Pittsburgh Angus, 9, George Black, Of
'he vs. ~, iTo4 hc rr II III hafS y, Irv -
Mary Campbell, daughter II she Rev. Thomas ~ Beck
Bt'RT Pound dead at thc roat,ile. near Mexico.
iuy y. charles Burt 20 years resident Of oswogo
oS,!ifNE.la s. Louie Agsn;, sarah r., wife of
E.6sirt cia,e Of St Tsj,T' .a5sii chapel In PM
pNVIssoN 80 August e i'-!. Jane Maria nayssion,
Sc or rs I,iis ii,s ana fr,i'i.f a.. " 5 M, iSr
brrs OF Covenant Lodec. No g. o. q. =. are invited
o. attend Tie IunrlAl, ifvu h,F ,rs residence III
a., o. rs, ,j,S, ,r,, az ru,y Dr H. Dos.
sar fat, OF the Dcss4r pro.. indianapolis, aged 81
Die sFRsoN.-In PhraGolpAis August l. sarah r..
~,ie of W,nisn n H. piyArrson; L,gr aged q years; =,
ponslsdn. foreriV puhl.her 6f ne ttics GG.cyrl,
and for number Of years Deputy s9crn aged 50 years
n Georre e;sion di,nsa,hed Bapt., minister.
| for 20 vears eonnec tel With Madison University.
~ flIzslNMnEsS,;;npn IT,. 'd,Y morn'ng AUGUST 2
as s.a ftlmmdn. n m The h year of R age anu
& rsal e. e, tHi NJ igi & Si w , ia s rrs Eesgss1
his parents se Fast 6tlh Thursday morning, Au
gust az ~ o'clock. theact 10 - vincent Ierrerss
ofreluiem Win be offered no Il rcrosc OF his soul
.flSH;55ln Cooperstoen, y Y, August 3, Dr. Angus
FoWlTiiEiq yi9eyard Ha-cn, Mass, day, or two
ago the Rev llenry foNl,r, once editor Qt Ha!dens
say d., &'%fr a&oT Of Z M AoeSss 2s' na ID fds @
Hysers pA'9r Of the Central frc'N teran church Of
TFLix. IN norwood, Eng. Ialy .. n Eapaqei Fey,
| 'GfiiisPiF-On "Wednesday m,rrIor ,he 7th inst.
Jau,e Y Gtlspe, IN the uth year ot h-nse.
The relatives and irgni5 of tr 'au D. are respect
dcnyt' wssmns,6a sy. hear ii =, T5rrisinis. wsst.
,.c,tcr eonns'' on Friday m,rnius, Jy !ustr az 10
| hNLll; a Namaronock, August g. Jane, wife Of
The sun., 1872-08-08

Tho gold sp,culaton has been excessively tame and
unucrcsnc. and an the businCs after haf past ten
th furcnuoui at il5 though before this there had
been dealings at rs. til5tell5N. The condition nt
the loan market ln It's quick change from borroNing 10
carrying. evidences the Intriguing OF the clique TO ket
hold u the Treasury gold tomorrow after having slld
other luca aud NO forc considerations Affect
Ing the urcmium and the day VII pass for remarNa
lily dun one n the Room The spccle export was made ~
Of seOuu IN gold bars ana tii7625 In SILVER bars. In
the gold loan market the rates were l-t4 for bur
wing TO nat and cent for carrying. The Asss
taut Treasurer paid out IN coin irtgcst On the pub c
Of t5g 42i The Treasury Viii sell t!nO gold to.
morrow The business at The SuiIreasury to-day en-.
hraccd Goli receipts. tiie3Ts ~ payments, tl27S.
22c ~ payments, tgC, ,,gci balance, f1i1i 2s3 Cue
toms tylsI. NsO,V cancelled gold certificates sent
to Washington.
tt!.l-h e0.l ualauCc-. t.>i,E; anu cnIrcnty nal.
anccs, t5,ajd1J. The following wcrr the quotations;
loA. ......li5k 1925 A. M"ii5N 100 to i...llj',
Foreign exchange was weak and sales we're repDr 'd
a. Low us 10 ..lEA fcr prime ~ days bil'
! Ntra mails for Europe to'mutroN Iuur-day per
steamer tNIUuril, Nl close at 1871 L. W. at the Mvr
chants kNr .uugv. ~ anu o.! Pine street
southern state securities were fairly actifc on ne
south taru,s. the Jul, Issues hcnv steady AT - 20
and April aud october ~ p, Is also on M.lutlsM 4
and Hannibal aLd - Joseph i.su, a. rf. Cld Nutu.
t1rluas rUtN e ctgf o. 81 tfY h7uk SOCKS r' III
ab follows: pauk state ot NcN York lil. Continental
Bank, "a = ; ana Bank Of CtmmonWtaith At ~. Rat-
ru.i bonds were quiet. Ia laciNcs lc trntras were
"ru gf %. and laiurr steady ~ 50 tFN4i for nr'-
~ 4ssh. Tor Incomes snd II. Tor land grants. We
o. te dcalnrs ia Ere ,ths az o. Buffalo and kre ncN
80 Toledo and Wahah .ds 81, Morris aud Essen
.l., si pA.o and N--l-r il 2ls. NJ NlNausey and 81
Paul lst mortgage, w, Toledo. Peoria and Mabaa ,
MgfuGd boudsI l0i Chicago and Alton income, qS
Onto and Mississippi consods'ion sink NJ fund, O.; an
trsts of toumbus, Ohirago aud lHdinut Central ~ ~
TIE fu'v"ia iaa we're tae highest lowest, Sll tP. VI
4 h !. IA IS "
The sun., 1872-08-08

tththuF tiuiNifht
win cure NEURALGIA, BRrisLs. swELLINes,
STIFF JOINTS, STRAINS,
RnEUMATtsN
and all non, Bone, and Muscl. Anisns upon MAN
and BEAST
To the sick and bedrldden tie Ali. inl lane, wound
ed and sore, we say come and he healed.
To the poor and distressed. who have spent their
money for worthless medicines. bottle of cENTAUP
LTN1MENT will be given without charge
Phytclsns. Veterinary Surgeons and Livery Men are
Invited to try the cENTAUR LGNiMENr without cost.
Some of the ingredients Of ,his L,umcnt arc equally
efncscious for MAN and BEAST. hence The name OF
"ccntuur," which was half horse sad ualf man.
CENTAUR LINIMENT whit, vra?per-ls for Fam.
yusc. The CENTAUH LISINENr-yeil,w wrapper
II. for Horses and Animate, ttw.l ,urc SPAWN,
STRAINS. SCRATCHES, swEENY Sc. ,nd Is bound
to a.ionl.n the world.
why viii you suffer- or lose the l,e lf viluabe al.
mai, when YOU can &c, cENTArR LINtMENr. accr-
tain srecdy and effective cure. flr % and 81 pc
hotre2
wcVnl warrant cures or return he money.
CTNTAuR IINfNENT can be had u
E.LDI.EtE-oN Park r1w, oppo.,c A,tpr House.
ALBERT ~ NG & son. corner RGv .ry Iu.. canal 81
- NAIlsI sgs "a lv.. Harlem.
{. IhIrTENTON. = oh ay
HXiiyi''ds,.IoqX;, :3l Gt9ai s. w!ll.7m.hureh
DENOTE WHITE i6 newark av.. Icr.c CITY.
J. q. ROSE q CO., PfOpretOrs - Broadway, y. Y.
Inhisrriminatc uRhtcr.- Nothing in the shape
OF insect from the vigorous grasshoppertO the newly
hstched hed.h, Withstand the paray effect OF
L1oN's MNGNEfi. Pownfr, II lays them out instant
10 rise again Yet your child eats no harm
Is doae. II only deadly TO the crawling. euping, ny
lag pests VI the household and the Homestead.
The hest place In New York 10 buy reliable
vaches hne diamonds, rich, fashionable iewelry, and
sterling silver wedding presents Is SOU IRE > " Fulton
st.. Diamonds specially.
The sun., 1872-08-08
~inbbing Anuihcr Mans Daughter In Mistake
His

riTrsbURGu Aug. 5.-'ihere was 4 strange
cas-, uf mistaken idcuuty In Allegheny cry, \ Eun
had forbidden his alghter to keep company with q
young nan Who. Tor some reason, he did not IKE hut
II seems tnat his order was not Obeycd While sitting
n his door IN The evening he young couple pas
Hng along and supposng inst they we're his daughter
and the object enable lover he became turagC drew
rrnknfe from his pocket, and stabbed IN" young wo
the back. Ihe young ladI screamed aud tainted,
aud the indignant father discovered that lt not his
daughter hut Nfs karick he had tabled. lie was
arrested and placed In the lnrkup. Mis- karirks
wounds are not considered dangerous.
The sun., 1872-08-08
Thc rnIlllcinns, roIIcemeu.

N ~ run ~ Inc Nt'Hs
SIH; admire the way You expose the pack Of
thtyc. and rowdcs on the police force Of New York
would like to call your attention TO the gross mis-
conduct Of two extr .oncious oficers Second ave
nue. In the Seventeenth Ward. Their names are Ryan
and Robinson They frequently insult respectable per
that beat, aud when rrmonstratcd win reply
with obscene profanity II viii put you whore you cant
report They have been repeatedly reported bu, mo-
avail gs they have powerful political influence. hope
your lumlnaTy may enlightes ihs Police board a. 10
their dOlngs. kkfsIokh'
The sun., 1872-08-08
RnIe 90 be Kc.. lndrA.

~ '+t - ."f ~ tIf s 20.
Spi: While was riding down town thiS morn
.g.n ear :, Of the second avenue lur, nevsboy step
u o- .au platform with bundle Of ucvsl apHrs llt
Hld D1rdy s-d, Morning Sun, sir" before the con.
d,t0r ordered him of Several Of the passengers pro
ttIpl a- ttny wished TO purchase. There we're Ike
f.rrrnfs7 twice gfteTwHrd. Each time the hoy was
r'.p. 'ost I'D from tie platform, ana the passenger
.tr .D., q 90 dU WIN t thtlr f4yorite newspaper.
t.. .tIn Itrcllsiut one fr"ni boy who Tau along
t'f f.Hrr. Tine rO"0ncfOr HAii that D." vas ordered
~ tH" -uprrutruurut 90 cat tue selling OF ntwe
p.tt.- J.. tur care. j. tA.s SOP NATKRAN,
4 ..f.a. H.. ltfL
The sun., 1872-08-08

PrBIIC LlBWARN or kE\TICkY.
biggest Hui beet tlf OF the day square chance for
tup' for SO second concert aud dslrlut .un under
thc mluagtm, NJ u rr.GOV Thomas HraWlcttr. no
advertisement IN Herald any saturday or sru1 Tor .
culnr to Major THOMAS Al. hAl >, N charge Sew luIS
once, UI broadway,
BANNING TRI~S AND RRtCE 90.
New and Improved self adlusu =, n1n.fricton bra
truss. Abdominal and spinal shoulder braces aud ottr
surgical aiIunets For sale and applied At 81! oAdNay
GREELEY HATS AND CAPE-.--l. sUSMAI
Co, IS Warren ST., manufacturers Of all Kinds "
campaign equipments
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Price reduced to {2s. ). Il. MAlITINEZ & co, BatSs
ers, 10 Wall st, box ass New urk Post Onlcr
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTER
Price esshra TAYLOR a CO.. bankers,
Wall st., Sew York
The sun., 1872-08-08
The Montana Election.

HEIENA, Aug. T. Lewis aud Clarke counties
give CagFct dHpunnganl majority ~ 40. GAllntn
county gives haFinnis (DemocraD IN majority, and
Chateau gives him 70 majority Madison and Deer
Lodge counties very chs, and are claimed by both
parties hsglnnls Is sul shead throughout the Ter
fltOry.
The sun., 1872-08-08
'Fourgurr 81. tinted -mtc, vice.CousuI.

".' '.'.i.f 4ht Son.
.'. a.l jour attention o. another breach Of
'" "' si1-- fayoriuTn b. our cr4dlte old iugy "A
'.'t t'ua tur age-sccfcl1ry ot state.
" ''H known, and can be proved, that the pres Mt
'sui at Hamburg though sad 70 BE- bonn 10 The
"''1 tts'cs-has become naturau1ed ctilen Of
,'Wu.'g aui, therefore, cannot laNfuly hold his
e. .t tNtNtu, Win these tnCtt known To HIM, Nr.
,Tn hhs "m"hnv managed the Consul being fAyOrte
tn,o pay h,s Ete Z! ~ yer anHuln' How Is tls for
I, ''te Ttiofnl OEKhAsICVs,
The sun., 1872-08-08
The Ohio IIIahwnymen'- ~nlc of Robbery.

pGrrsBUHGi. Aug. 5.-Mathlas Shelner. farm.
er, residing about sAtcen miles from The city, wsi
found lying In the bottom OF hls wpgon on saturday
muTning unconscious, from frlghttal wounds In IN,
head. Nr started frou tho Ciy tor hs home ON Fiday
night having sold load Of produce, and when fount
hs horses were tied toa tree on the roadside, wilhI
one mile u h. house ls pockets hah been rNcd OF al
vauanlrs lie was still nNng last night, but cannot
The sun., 1872-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NrprAruRn ALxAs.o-TBrs DAY.
uD rses,... U3 sun sets.,.... o. Noon rscs.. -
man wATER-Tuts nay.
andy Hook 10 "A Gov Island. IL - Hell Gate.,2 ~
The sun., 1872-08-08

For wire screens for doors and windows go I,
e. j. lorrey's, lSe FULTON street, hsaT broadway
-AJs.
The sun., 1872-08-08

How TO Cure Caturrh.
Ise Wolcotts Annihilator. Pints, a. Isl chat
The sun., 1872-08-08
BIRTHS
WIZ RIED.

FNANs-In Cincinnati August l. = AsOn. Charles I'd
win, to Ldvln and Maria Evans. Weight, 10 pounds.
The sun., 1872-08-08

INNINGS.
lst %. et ith 5u. 6tl. 5tA .'a e.a
h.'.atIr a q o.
bAI.Illurt .... ..... s. u o a. tHs
Hnns ,a-red- Nlsutc. {; Raltmorc.i
ufIr. Nr d. N.|s. Mutual club.
Time Of game hours snd minutes.
To-day Mutual vs. Baltimorr, on Union Grouut.
The sun., 1872-08-08

Amsterdam. 10y tIc fNing putthusu-J I ra.
i.A. hy Idle Boy ,hT "a. rUffoll .......
flrir AthOl, by stockVel-Bluk NonuY, 10y
Melbourne lNrN stud Company. ........ .
Er'adllbnne, by StuCk Ncil- NllNk l'ou. g. hl
Melbourne German stud Compaavl
Dundee, by Lord u tAe lslcs Muunalady,
uJ ~Nr"tmcat Disputed bid.
Ghd.attu. by ioulrque Mis- Gladiator hy
Gladiator Mr.. llurcolrtl l.......... ..........
King ln r, by Kingston -llnah, ~ tlsuou
Alr li!nf ..... ......,,.. ......... .......
Lord Hardwood, By hiu, Johd-Adl, uN
kIi- M Of -. George Nj. StttbuI ..........
Na r-ia-, ty Characterization, by MhskeT
sluutrrrr, hy HrdcMch,r- Eluui, by Iay
Middleton DMr. rlinI..... ...... ......'... ..
Victorious, hy NrWuiurter- dam hy lerrIuy
bicdler, Rranddam 10y, oltAire- Light
Nu-IE., Is WtatlOrht Heroine ~ Luck.
nov ,hy Nutwith Sew iud Company l.....
M4.drakc, BY Wcatlcrn.t M'ndrlgura, by
EaHpIan Mr. Mcathcrhyl. ....... .........
The sun., 1872-08-08

How 10 Cure rheumatism 0mich.
Get Pain Paint. Half pints, Sl, ~ Chatham
The sun., 1872-08-08

tcntnur Ltuirtent
VIII cure NEURALGIA, BgrIsLs. swELLINGs
STIFF JOINTS, STRAINS,
The sun., 1872-08-08
4 cTRHSroNE OPERATOR CAGED

NEW YoRx, Aug. Z. 1872.
The sun., 1872-08-08
FTS1AcTAL aND COMMERCIAL.

Il. TmE ~. New York ~.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-30
Mhnr surfing RrInRu VIII 1t.

Regarded from medical standpoint, Spring is
not the deectable season described by vernal poets
on the contrary its yield OF intermittent feyers bill
ous attacks, rheumatic pains, disorders Of the sto-
mach, nervous complaints, and pulmonary diseases,
is almost as large its crop of violes snoEdrops
and cherry blossoms The invisible seeds of innu-
merable maladies rise with the morning msts, and
are scattered broadcast by the vapors Of night Who
can resist their mephitic nnuence9 Certainly not
the weak by nature or those whose nervous ener-
giles have been overtasked by mental or physical la
Dor, unless they tone and invigorate their systems
and thus enable them to cope with the unhealthy in
nuences by which they are surrounded.
The only medicinal agent by which this object can
be rapidly ard safely accomplished, is the great
vegetable renoyant and invgorant, Hostetters sto-
mach Bitters The operation Of this celebrated spe-
cihc is four-fold 1t strengthens the digestive or
gans regulates the secretions improves the cOndi-
ton of the blood, superinduces regular habit OF
body. snd thereby mparts such vgor and elasticity
to the whole physical structure to render 1t capa
| BILE Of resisting the action of the poisonous masma,
with which the Spring atmosphere is always to some
extent impregnated. Here, then, is a ready and
certain means OF escaping the disorders prevalent at
this season, or az they have already fastened upon
the systeml OF conquering them speedily and thor
oughy. The flavor Of medicine is not Of much
consequence, provided does its work properly but
Of Hostetters Btters may be fairly said that they
effect cure without outraging the patients sense
Of taste
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-30
rhs April Magazines.

This number Of Old and Nese contains, among
other matter Of value and interest, some curious
statements Cn Mr.. HAle's introduction) about
the Japanese, and some interesting original
documents connected with their Witt are given.
John Burroughs, singularly agreeable writer,
discourses about early spring +" A March Chroni-
Gle" DR.. Bellows examines carefully and sensi-
bly, " Tie Break between Modern Thought and
Ancient Faith and Worship" There Is very
taking statement Of the wonderful wealth OF the
famous " Silver Islet Mine" on Lake Superior ;
and quite an elaborate historyis given OF queeI
German controversy over two pictures attributed
TO Holbein. The three serials AFFORD their usual
unusual quantity Of story materials. The Record
Of Progress contains some useful statistics OF .
practical tenement-house reform in Boston; and
there is good assortment OF poetry inter
spersed.
Attention should be paid TO the attractive ofel
OF the Publishers, who now begin furnishing tc
every new subscriber one of two striking and
favorite chromo-lithsgraphs, viz. Raffaelle's IA.
nous picture of The Madonna in the Chair,
whose lovely representation of the Holy Virgin
and Infant Jesus within a circle will be remem
bered by very many OF our readers or II pre-
ferred a group OF two emblematic female figures
representing Faith and Hope" Roberts Bros.
publishers, Boston.
The chief featnre OF The Aldine for April, il
an exquisite design by Victor Nehlg, entitled
Morning Dew. Then We md two other Iul
page plates-An interior, by Emslie, engraved in
mastery manner by Henry Linton, and view
on the Hudson At HYDE Park. by Geo Smillie
OF the smaller cuts The Little Mother, BY
John S. Davis, is conspicuous as one of the yery
best specimens Of figure drawing that We have
vet seen from an American pencil. The literary
department is very well sustained, and we think
for excellsnce and variety, this is the best mum
Der vet issued. The subscription price, including
pretty oil chrome premium, is Sand th'
publishers address is James Sutton Co., 2
Liberty street, New York.