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Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11

SLEEP WHILE IT Is DARK-This is the
rule that nature teaches US, and her teach
ing is always correct. As soon as it is dark,
labor and study should be laid aside; the
mind and muscles should be gradually re-
laxed by light exercise and pleasant, cheer
ful conversation, until twilight has deep
ened into darkness, and then, when the
system has been tempered down evenly,
and the mind is at perfect rest, go to sleep,
and you will not wake until the sky lark
calls you In the morning, when the first
mellow light OF approaching day shoots up
In the east; then is the time to rise, and
not sooner. If this rule be adhered TO
every morning will find you fresh and Wig
orous-prepared TO live and enjoy life: and
every returning night will find you ready
TO relish sound. sweet, refreshing sleep.
IL Is often question among people who
are unacquainted with anatomy and phy.-
ioiogy, whether lying with head exalted or
on level with the body Is the more IN
wholesome. Most, consulting their own
case ON this point, argue in favor Of that
which they prefer. Now, although many
delight in bolstering up their heads at night
and sleep soundly without injury, yet we
declare ii to be a dangerous habit. The
vessels in which the blood passes from the
heart to the head are always lessened in
their cavities when the head is resting in
bed higher than the body: therefore. in ali
diseases attended with fever, the head
should be pretty nearly ON level with the
body; and people ought to accustom them
selves 70 sleep thus. and avoid danger.
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11
The Laws Of Domestic Storms House
hold Hints.

There are periods in life (says the Iull
Mau Gdzeaf) when blood relations seem
born TO harass and bewildcr each other.
Where Is the son who. on arTiyin. OF age.
has not gone in the very opposite direction
TO his fathers wishes, either with regard
TO calling, opinions, or marriagei Where
is the father who has not walked up some
morning TO the conyiction that with the
best intentions in the world the parental
relation is a failure. II he Is a philoso-
! pher. lie will submit TO the inevitable with
4 good grace, and argue thus Yes, II
was all very well 10 dream when my son
lay in his cradle. how happy | should be II
he ever grew TO be man. 10 have him n
friend. companion, and adviser. All. life
would indeed be worth having But how
differently things turn out 10 what one ex-
poets, lie has taken up with hateful opin-
ions on politics, religion. and everything
else worth thinking about. lie is deter
mined 10 marry an odious woman. lie
criticises and dlstrusts my most serious
convictions. We shall always maintain AZ
fectionate relations. but, as to friendship,
that is quite another thing" II on the 9th
er hand, he Is dull-headed and iron willed
the transient coldness is sure TO lead to an
irrevocable separation. On which. indeed
OF the domestic relations does not diseK-
chantment al some time or other waitl
But why should we lose faith In our rela-
tions If, when weighed in the balance, they
are found wanting: In nine cases out OF
ten there is a very inadequate basis for do
me>tic discord, whether conjugal, parental
or fraternal. The beginning and end Is
most often disappointment. wise man
will never let his wife know that he has
fallen short of his ideal. The wise woman
Will never show that she does not think
her husband hero. They will exercise to-
wards each other the same sort OF hopeful
forbearance that they exercise towards
their friends and fellow-citizens in general
We often bear all kinds of grievances from
the OUTER world with a good grace when
half the amount Of provecation would SUI
fee TO produce a very whirlwind at home
The laws of domestic storms are indeed
simple enough when studied practically
some unfortunate men and women spend
their lives in devising how this or that
~-iuall Is 20 be avoided. Like the Dukes
daughter in Mr.. Disraelis amusing novel.
wAo, If her husband cried for the moon.
promised il 10 him Immediately. they are
always ready to say black is white for the
sake Of being agreeable. At night, II they
say their prayers at all, they can't help
wishing that they might with propriety in
clude thanksgiving for having kept the
dreaded objects OF their affections In good
temper for a day. But the sort of people
who subject themselves TO such a life Of
shifts, shams, and petty little secrets know
nothing OF the tragedy OF a great storm.
They get battered about, and are ALWAYS In
dirty weather. but they do not go wholly
10 pieces
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11

THE AMERICAN WASHER .
PRICE. $3.50.
The American Washer Save. MONEY
Time, and Drudger,.
The Fatigue Of Washing Day no Longer Dreaded
but Economy, Efficiency, and Clean
Clothing surs

In calling pnblic attention % this little machine
Aiew VI the invaluable qualities not possessed
by any other washing machine yet invented are
here enumerated.
II If the smallest most compact. most portable.
most simple in construction. most easily opera
t"i. \ child ten yCar% OH, with q few hours
practice, yau thoroughly comprehend and cGect-
ualIy use ~ There is 40 adjusting, no screws %
annoy. no delay adapting u Is always ready
tor Use Il IS perfect little wonder Il a
miniature siant doing more work ant OF a better
quality, than tlts most elaborate and costly uur
half Ui The labor y Huiy saved b4 iis u-c. and
the clothes Will ltst ono hAlg iuu s,r tbAu Dr. fhr
Old plan OF the rub board. Ii wIiI wan the t4rs
e.. blanket. Three shirts A. a time v "a .hfn. :.
thoroughly In \ word the Abiutlou Of 4us l4a-
ric, from alulIt 20 jace curtain cambria hlutI
krrchici, arr equally within the clrArity ot thus
LITTLE GEN tt can bv fastened to auY tub
ana taken or at VIII.
M matter how deep rooted prejudice nav . <.
ist aEAIuxt W 1zhinS Mlchlur4 thc moment ihl i.
ati!c mae nine l. seen o. perform as wuur.r4 all
doubts OF is efficacy and uu!tT are hAulshs,l and
the duubtor aul lrtrActor At Uuct bcroIn. lho
last friends OF The machine
We nave testimonials without end ~cti ug forth
It's numerous advan tAgcs over all others. aud
from hundreds whb have thrown aside the an
wlslty useless machines, which have -lEuallY
failed 20 accomplish the object pTota scsi ia prom
tncut and ioui sounding advert scmcnt..
IL i A. perfect fos Washing a. 4 Sriu<rr d. Irr
wrinEing The prtcc, another paramount Inttger-
mcHl to purchasers, has been placed 40 lu3v tH4t
! u within the rrACA OF every hon-ckrcper. Aal
there Is Dp article pf domestic economy that +.
reIay the small iuyrs tgncnG so soon.
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11

GE>TLkME> will and at the above establish
meat enc OF the lar ,..g aud best selected stuc
u rloth. aB1 real .4Alc c!othtug offered tn
this tuY, con..strE oi Fancy a-sinrrrs. Dos
skins of Amevicaa, frcneh. and Eugisn manu-
iacture. Nr.kinz- 81 csrTs desirable styic AMI
quA.ltF, which the proprietor % this rs4aAIl-h-
ti4auI ls now prepared "a make up tl order til the
most senisyi manner. Isntcu.rn drpsn,l
upaa gcit4ag
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11

SALT AND CoUGHs.-In these days when
diseases on the throat prevail, and partic-
ularly dry and hacking cough, that is not
only distressing to themselves but to those
with whom We are brought into business
contact, those thus afflicted may be benefit
ted by trying the following remedy: Last
fall we were induced TO try what virtue
there was in common salt. We commenced
by using it three times = lay-morning,
noon and night. We dissolved . large
tablespoonful of common salt, in about half
q tumblerf1l Of cold water, and with this
we gargled the throat most e6ectually, just
before meal time. The result has been that
during the winter We were not only free
from the usual coughs and colds TO which,
as tar as our memory extends, we have al
ways been subject, but the dry, hacking
cough has entirely disappeared. We at
tributed 1t entirely to the salt gargle. and
do most cordially recommend it 70 those Of
our readers whs are subject to disease Of
the throat
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11

4 FTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF
n Thirty years, continues to secure Patents in
the United states; also in Great Britain, France
aud other foreign countries. Caveats, -pscilcA-
tionS, Assignments, and all other papers Tor Pa
tents, executed reasonable terms, With dis
patch. Researches made 10 deter the validity
and utility Of Patents Of Inventions, and legal
and other advice rendered in all matters touching
the same. Copies OF the claims Of any patent
furnished BY remitting one dollar. Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No agency ~ the United States possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Pateats dscertantag tho
practicGotIhy Of iareHtions.
All necessity OF journey to Washington to
procure a Patent, and the usual great delay there
are here saved inventors.
D.
TESTIMONIALS.
sacces.fa practitioners with whom | have had
Official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Comm. ssioners Of Patents,
II have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man competent and
trustworthy, ano more capaole of putting their
applications in a form to secure for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURk,'
Late Commissioner OF Patents,
"Mr. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY ap
plioations for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case. suce unmistakable proof OF
great talent aud ability on his part, leads me to
Recommend all inventors to apply to him 10 pro.
cure their patents, as they may be sure of having
the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jas.. Is72-lyr.
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11
lScnsly-Nlndlc Clothing,

ut 10 \ fashionable manner. aaI We'll made aud
trimmed. suitable Tor the Merchant M-~hanic.
Farmer Laborins man, which h nov uG.rt~i
al the lowest possible prte- FOR ASH
The Furnishing department embrace all that -
nc~ desirable, such a.
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11

This is the most difficult, as well as the
most important, part Of orcharding. 1t is
not OF so much consequence ,chen it is
done, as hotc 1t is done. In pruning, one
should have in his mind, distinct idea of
the shape which he desires TO give to the
tree. Unless the Pruner have some knowl-
edge of the Characteristic forms of differing
varieties, the chances are, for doing t,ro
wrongs to one right. II the tree is natural
ly inclined to close and upright head. as
with the Northern Spy and the High T op
Sweet, encourage spreading shoots, and
thin the top sufficiently to let in the sun and
air; but if it is inclined to spreading hab-
it, as with the Rhode Island Greening and
the Hubbardston Nonsuch, encourage an
upward growth. Take out all limbs that
Ellsworth American., 1872-01-11
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills

DIR. CHEESEMIN' PILLS
was the commencement OF a new era in the
treatment of Irregularities and Obstruction.
which have consigned many to a premature
grave. No female can enjoy good health unless
she j. regular, and whenever an obstruction
takes place the general he slth begins to decline
YOU KNOW now 1T IS YOURSELF.
Everyone wants the most reliable remedy
which Is comprised in these Pills. Take this
advertisement TO your Druggist and tcil him
that you want the best and most Liable medi-
cine in the world.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
They are known to thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the
country, having the sanction of some of the
most eminent Physicians In America. Explicit
directions, telling when they should not be
used, with each box. The price, One Dollar
per box.
CACTIoN.-None genuine unless having the
private Proprietary Stamp of Hutchings 4 Hill.
yer, Proprietors, on each box. For sale by all
Druggists. Pills sent by mail promptly, Sc,
cure from observation, by remittins to
DR.. G. L. CHESSEMAN, p. o. Box 4531
~ !. 1yl2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
2Mhll Sales.
Yruatoa's aala.

80 By vtrtus Of On o,ae, =, -.
~ july A'UT' A. T. ,s.i ss.Hirsy Nj mad. II. l7th Sss Of
sSe yseds. w .a rt I; t:ssfs:d sS:t. :. <. -; ~
day Of August. A: b. lst2, at ii o'ci"eE .;Ss ~
street, - HSs@ ,Ss .;, Ci ~; Miles, Ne karS.s
Land, aud I.".meats. being The r:si ss,st" ~ X
la!e Joseph = Mshoney. deceased 70 iii: An ~,
.sI,sln lot o. I."d With two storisd brici H.sss
oe Nev s,cess css; s,tnssd in u: city 4 Wii.iss
ai"ress' b.'uni-d AID described a. f.iIovs ~
EM ~ ..nn,n9 At point on the nesthsriy id: ~
,.,n.r -, S-,wrsn Walnut and POPLAR ,trssss,
by line Of said isod north-r'j parallel 10 Wsines
street one hundred xnd eight feet 10 = c..ns,
s.sks; tnence eastsrly ra.sliai TO FoutIh stisst
tIemphiii deceased thence sloug ths s.ms so.,H'
e!iy parallel /" siuu, SIR et Heo LunLr.A SsA
e'Ght 'eet to the afcre-ai side II Youth strssf.
anu ,hehee 'hrtewth ~esfsriy sixteen is4t 20 the
pace ~ oeki""tns lie The "oblenis thereof Nhat il
may me "b"Ne premises are ord cred by the Conf
10 b' sold lee and .iesI sf dover
AMI u u ordered that the Purchaser or puscAa.
Court tor New Castle County, that The Couvt -,
assign 10 him. her ar the pr miSss sold
ant to said order he she they 10 ing IL the Dar-
,hs omea 'n.if 'ust aud ~" oTiionsts shsrss Of
the purchase money resr-ctively. OF With spicjAut
surety or sufefies to he approved by the Court q
terips ln rac"gh'zanre t. the S,Ats 10 be tai.
anu nch hn"wiedy-d IL sat ourt in .ensi suE, 10
no determined b, th. said Couti. with condition 10
pny 10 the PARTIES eUtiied se..fsli, r their ia.
,otS. sdnihistrai"'s "r a-siYns respectively ILer
lust and prp"rti"haie share. vt the ssid -
money. with Interest iI"u, sush time a. the Corrt
NAV oote'I1ine, IN tDsbG-t ana .Tm may by III
ureHtion OF the saii tour; be DresctlbuN ard =,
pointed i'll said condition.
Attendance viii he siyen and terms of sale Adc
known 81 the time aud lace sforeaaid By VI, TJS
a;,e.,s .u,'ss '' SENJ. II NJ faG5siii K. GsfiicK
aus'ts Clerk ct Orphan. Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
A PeriaOass keAsOn.

Glorious and delightful as the summer weather i.
its tropical heat rs severe trial 1.-The VITAL ro~ers
Even the strongest are sometime. Frustrated by its
ton of the body is general debility" Now, sen-.
ailments The liver i. more or less effected. the
the stomach but half performs the work Of digestion
the appetite !. poor and the spirits depressed This
Y what is called general debility: |, is general
require. as remedy q %edicine that will regulate
them all hostetters Stomach Bitters is specially
adapted to this purpose. Its general operation is
not confined TO single organ; If the liver is aiec
ted. It restores its tone. the nerves tremu-
lous and weak, It braces and reintorces them. Ii
the mind. which ever sympathizes with the body.
Is gloomy and respondent 1t relieve the difficulty
aud soOn brings the whole mechanism Of the body
into harmony with the laws Of health.
There is no civilised nation 10 the Western Hem
sphere in which the utility of H0stetters Stomach
bitters . tonic. corrective and bilious med
cine. is not known and appreciated. Throughout
the Tropics 1t 10 copsidere both by the people and
the profession. the standard specific. While it is
medicine for all and ell climates. it is es-
pecisliy suited to the complaints generated by the
we.ther being tie purest aud best vegetable slim
Beware Of the Bitters made Of acrid and danger
ous materials. which unscru puous parties are en-
deavorins to foist upon the people. Their name is
legion. and the public has guarantee that th ey
are not poisoners. Adhere to the tried remedy.
Hostetters Btters sold only in glass end never in
kegs or barrels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
Totsl.
l25 cars.

FAMILY RE UNION On Thursday last tn.
defendants Ut Robert and Hannah Pyle, decd.
late Of West Marlborough township. held a
Ford, where during the day, games and other
features of an interestinKs character were in
duiKed in BY all present. The party numbered
nfty nine persons among which We're nine
daughters and one sou Of the above named
deceased couple. The assembly was CON-
posed Ut relations from Philadelphia, Chester
ter County, and one, u grandson. came from
Cleveland, Ohio, to participate in the event.
Throughout, the occasion was one of much
pleasure. aud the sumptuous dinner around
which the family assembled is desclib ibed rs he
ing one OF the most happy scenes possible to
imagine
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

A paragraph 10 going the rounds Of the papers
that is calculated te attract more than ordinary
Interest. A little schoolgirl somewhere in New
England refused to define the word clown - low,
vulga, fel-"low," and for her stubbornness was
punished with the ferule and detained in plav-
hours but reformatory measures failed to 6nns
ner to terms - it turned out that the little childs
father was clown in . circus. and the deep love
she bore her parent would not permit her to die
parage his calling. We are not aware how
far the nkid discpinarian carried his harsh meas
ures hefore the use Of the ferule vas ahau udoned
but We imagine that even the Puritan schoolma 4,
ter must have been heartily ashamed Of his con.
duct when he WAS able TO lathom the loving ten
derness that nestled % beautifully in the gentle
heart Of his recusant pupil
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
4. o. r. N.
INSTITUTION OF A NEW TRIBE


Last evening a new Tribe OF Red Men was
organized, al Red Mems Wigwam, No. AIS
Market street, by acting Great 6schem Geo. E..
Maris sssi.ed BY other Great Chiefs Of the
Council. The application for the charter tor
this new Tribe was signed BY l37 names, and
u Of these s:gners were adopted last evening"
Officers we're elected a. follows:
Sachem-Wm. Yonker.
81. SsgaDore-Elias A. Chsmbers
Jr. Ssgamore-Geo Ellie.
Prophet-J. II. Thomas.
Chief Of kscords-Aisx. H. Mason.
Assistant Chief Of Records SalDuei II,
Taylor
Keeper Of Wsmpum-C. &. Ellis.
The new Tribe 10 deslgnstsd rs Ms,taloon
Tribe, No. IL and Is ~ named in honor Of an
indian Chief ofrbst name, who formerly owned
the ground on which Wilmington now stands,
and whose wigwau was erected on The banks OF
the ChTisians, near "ihe rucks"
The new Tribe star,s out under the mos,
nst,ering aospices, aud will doubtless sy,,.
place itself in Aourishing and successful Goa
dilion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
90 ARD o. eovoArsoa.
-1nsu1AA xs1r1so LAST sysxlxe.

The Board Of Edneaiin met In regular ses
.i..n is., evening, Pres,dent Usim-haw Ia the
chair.
lhs Committee on Teacher reported that
Mr. Loriok n. Barunn. late p.incipAi Of boys
department Of School No j, hsd refused to
s~r~,a the o6.r Of the Board. bat had accepted
. position elsewhere. aud that they had adver-
t,sed Tor an examination to Be- held fT PEI =
Am to I'll the vscancy. Also, that Mio Sls =
c ,mb teacher in the siris dstA,t.ns"t Of School
No. 4, ha gnsd.
The Cpmwii.ee OH school No. 14-ovei
Third Street Bridge reported that rapid pro-
sre~. w.s Icing made. aad thai the baildina
VISA ready for the second 6oor joists
On motion. 40 order far esOoO Wa ordered
Ia b.' drawn in favor Of the chsirnan Of The
c,mmitt.s Mr. NcIn,ire, fr the purpose q
making the tirst and second payments ON tn.
building. which wers due.
The committee on the alteration o. School
M 1 we're lischsrsed.
Mr. HilIss offered . rssolsiion 10 the effsc,
that trxisiers from the girls' department oi
Schni NJ ], to the girls department of No. 4,
b. allowed only when the number Of schOlarp
N he iAisr school does not exceed forty to each
teacher, or l20 In al.
Laid over until next meeting
4 communication was received from F, A.
Taylor ssxins tn. uss Of school No. 9, on Sat-
nriAy next, for the purpose Of holding the
Republican nomination election.
The communication was promptly tabled.
Ga M lion of Mr.. Frock, the Secretary WA
m-truced Cd to procure. for the u-e Of the teachers
1000 blank rsQuisitions for heoks and 2oO bla ,k
bn,ks for daily records
The folio wing orden we're directed to be
drawn spd the Board adjourned:
4 J. n. Harman, S3O.5O; James Bradford.
s.; }. 9. Seeds, 345; Ferris & Garrett, So IS;
z Ferris, Jr, $l75; Jaa CrippeD, t5.26.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
TIVE STATE,

Ii has not been "a healthy n usual in Sesford
this summer.
Shipments BY steamer 10 New York are nap
idty increasing
The oyster business will open about The mid
die OF next month.
About twenty persons professed con version a
Hnrinck's campmeeting.
The excursion from Lewes to New York, or
Saturday, was largely attended.
The basement Of the new M. E. Church, a,
Lewes will be dedicated on Sunday next
The Camp Meeting for GeorRetowp NJ. E
Church, will commence In A. C. Peppers wood,
Friday, August 10th, 1872.
The ladies Of the Lewes Presbyterian Churcl,
held successful festival in the Masonic Tenn
pc, Thursday evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
Business Not.ces.

To Pic MIC PARTIEs.-A fine assortment of
English pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe cAtsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dimes Picked and Cove Oysters, &c, sc. Also
Matthews & Latoars celebrated olive oils at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, Ath and Lombard.
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles. Mason, Dexter, Valve, Wilcox, and other
glass, stone and tin air tight jars and cans cheap.
ct BOWMAN'S, the Giocers 4th and Lombard.
L. H. Foulk, No. l02 West Second street, has on
hand fine assortment of very easy sbses suitable
Or ladies and gentlemen sdyanced in lifo, at low
prices. Je. q
Cheap Coat-Stove s5.75, Nut s475 per 2240
pounds for cash only, at yard South Of Market
street Bridge. feb2l If WIN j. BROWN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
Tho Life Of tho Flesh IL the Blood

This being the fact, it is very obvious that
wher the blood becomes corrupted the whole
system becomes corrupt also. To relieve this,
the r,epoIicy undoubtedly isto direct the RENE.
dy ID The source Of the disease. 1t is in this
manner that Dr.. Tuus Sarsapsrilla and Queens
Delight sc.s- Its apeci6c effect IL oo the blood;
il puri6es it, vitalizes it, and expes all distem.
rer Tram the sysem.
Being free fran vsolent Minerals, it 10 adapt.
ed t1 general use. The old and young NAV use
il; The most delicate female, at any time, NAV
take it; the weak and enfeebled will Be strength.
ened by it; the tender infant, who may have
inht rlted disease will b. cured BY it.
For Syphilis, and all it, trains Of evils, it 10 q
sure antidote.
DR.. Tntt's Liver Pills are mild and gentle
purgsliss, possessing the peculiar merit of acting
as powerful: agent in relieving congessive OF
torpid liver. They have no equal.
DR.. Tuu's Hair Dye 10 the Bsst in Use.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
oool9rlgo.
,,ennRrvUe 4Ho SUHyHV.

Asylum Lodge, No %. . r, 1t ODD Eel
lows Hall. Third and Kinx streets. =,
0vod Intent Division, No :, 5 Of I, at HAL
Fifth and Market streets.
street.
Llacoln Lodge. No 3, X Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Aall, I'll Market street
Ansricad Star Lodge, No l, q F, at Good
Felisws' Hall, Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge. No II. @ L, At Fifth
and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

LIVELY Row.-i ssterday afternoon, . lively
ro~ occurred ia front Of the new hotel, between u
uekro, Who Was wheeling q load Of mortar, and b
white man, who wss some Y hat intox icated. The
negro hit his opponent u stunning wh.ck ON the
head with mortar hoe, which the white man re-
turuet with interest by hurting brick at the ns-
gro', eianlum. Several Of the white msn's friend.
then arrived. and the negro beat n hasty retreat
thereby putting sudden stop to hos,i,ities
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

ACCIDENT AT NEwPoRT.--A man named Bow
mali wss thrown od Of . hand car on the railroad
near Newport and badly injured. DR.. 8. Chandler
wss called in and dressed hrs Injuries. The man
was stranger in the place and 1ardsd at Joseph
Mers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13

CAPR MAY ExcUhsIoN. Tho tiAs 10 suitabls q
this time to create the vssy bsst s~sf and tho,
gong on the excursion Of the 10th inst, can Gu
Joy the best bathing Of the season.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-13
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men FROM the
effects Of Errors and Abuses IN early life Man
hoo restored Impedimepts TO Marriage reno ved.
New method Of treatment New ard remarkable
remedies Books and Circulars sent free. IN sealed
envelopes.
address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2South
Ninth ST.. Phiiadelrhia. Pa. sugl0 1awdSw