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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17
TINE STATE.
The strawberry season is over.

The strawberry season Is over.
+ Raspberriss will .bs ready for market in few
days.
Rock Fish are becoming numerous in Duck
Greek.
An Immigration Society is being organized a,
Dover.
The drawing for tent lots at the Camden
ground will take place this afternoon.
A Dover youth broke his arm, while trying
to emulate some performances witnessed At the
circus.
Some parties from the north interested in
Rehohoth city, are expected down in few days
10 look after the interests ol the Seaford and
0sosystovn Railroad.
A camp meeting win be he'd under the
.sricea Of the Methodist Protestant church, =,
he Columbia achool house, Sussex county, or
me county road from Salisbury TO Sharptown
bsginuing August 9th. -
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for Bent.
FOR RENT.

hxs The subscriber offers for rem, NJ. G.
S,aDd Oppos ite the National Hotel " y; ;sIS,s sstSs
III town, Del. Ono of Ms good stanSs .. S'uoa, ss,
business. A'ne or coL
Will close out the Stock on reasonable torn.
Possession given Immediately. ''~s'
A.. T. BRADLEY
Middleto~n n, Ue
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3ottres.

Centrai Loan Assoclation,-Mew
A Resolution autbori1ins 200 Shares to be issued
.. . Second Series" viii be voted on at regula,
monthly meeting. to be held 1T their room. No. 4O4
MARKET street. on W, dnssAay Evening next. the
18th inst. Persons wishing shares will do we'll 10
oe pre.ent, prepared to make payment.
b. r. nav KINS. Sec'y.
Wilmington, Del. June lA6e
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Political.
FOR SHERIFF,

FOR SHERIFF.
The undersigned will be an Independent
LABOR REFORM CANDIDATE
For Sheriff of New Castle county at the next 9. ne
raj election. A. b. .ChA"fOhD.
ap.4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

mad Docs Work. Twenty persons were
bitten by a mad dog in the east end Of Louis.
vile, Ky, on Saturday night, and great anxiety
il felt asto tho reaalt - =
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Ypst aud found.

OST-
l. On SATURDAY.. . pair Of Gold Spectscles: in
this city. between 7th and 8th on West stree. The
finder will please leave them ut this office or at the
Washington Hotel. jel7-3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

vNOR RENT-Rooms in the second sto,v .s
for Offices. sabbs
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CAR D..

A CARD.
1vthe Eiectors nj Neto Castle county.
GENrLRNES: rmit ue to return you my tnankf
for yuur kinjn ss and support at the Nominauo,
Of New c s,le county. and shOuit l be fortunate
enough to receive a majority of the yo es ut tht
self TO Try to conduct the business Of the once IN
such \ manner Ms to give you no cause to regret
having given me your support. ,,,
Respectfully yours, lSAAC dhCbb.
New Castle Busdred, June IL, ls.l s.ld4tw2t
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1iriAuAS.

7NHE Philadelphia, Wilmington and
i Baltimore knllrOad Company.
Phil L.pELPRIA. June l7th. 1872.
Tho Board of Directors have declared a semi
annual dividend Of Four per cent. on the Capital
stock Of tn Company. payable on and after the
5th of July. 1872. A. HORNEk.
Jun 3W Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-17

STRAwBERRY SHrPA ENTs.-The strawberry
shipments ara rapidly fal ing Of, amounting on
Saturday 10 hut Two carr to jersey City and one
70 philadelphia.
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JUDICIAL.
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Hon. John ~ King, Judge.
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O, Glasspool. Clerk. .f.~,E ~
PARISH COURT.
Hon, David j. Read, Judge.
9. Glasspool, Clerk.
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Oficial DirectorY
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PARISH OFFICERS.

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

A FEW days ago a Louisville wo-
man attacked her mother-i in law and
killed her with Ratchet. At the in.
quest on the body of the murdered
woman il was shown that the daughter
in-law was deranged on the subject of
crime from the incessant reading of
the cheap, sensational literature of the
day. The shocking denoument is we'll
calculated to point a moral 1t is a
lamentable fact that the fashy. un-
healthy, exaggerated, and immoral
books which every week sees thrown
upon the market find their largest
number Of readers among girls and
women. The girl who leads a seden.
tary. indoor life, but whose growing
mud requires food, picks up whatever
Of literature that fall. in her way.
aud this Is, too often, fashy, over
wrought and in many instance. alb.
solutely indecent novels. The ineyita.
BILE effect shows itself in different but
almost equally unhappy ways, and j,
either a mind deranged. ruined moral.
or 9'seontented and utterly perverted
nature. The remedy lie. in the hand,
OF parents guardians and teachers
These should see that ,.,.us I'm, mood
pure aud healthful books are h.. into
the hands Of growing girls. Fort.
nately there is no dearth of such books
now, there being scores Of good writers
who esteem it no waste Of talent 10
devote themselves exclusively to the
preparation Of books for children anC
youth
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

sss- The Sultan Of Turkey has written
the following letter, dated 23l of October,
TO Pope Plus TX. mgr. Alexander
franchi, who has been sent 70 our capital
with an extraordinary mission, in order to
manifest and to communicate the senti-
ments Of sincerity and affection which
you are in the habit of showing TO us, is
about to go backwards [return to Rome. ]
! have been extremely satisfied with the
expressions Of affection and friendship
which the above mentioned has COMMUNE
Gated TO me from your supreme dignity, as
well rs with your worthy letter which has
been written 10 US 10 the matter. de.
clare that always desire the increase Of
your friendship and the consolidation of
mutually afrections,e relations, and it is
for this purpose that our present letter has
been written, which arrive, as Il will, bv
the grace of God, we sincerely hone that
your supreme dignity will have the grace
10 do generously everything that is neces-
sary for our mutual affection"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
A BOYS SUICIDE.
A LAI OF FOURTEEN DELIBERATELY TAKES
RATsBANE AND DIES.

RATsBANE AND DIES.
From the Mad son, Wis. state Journal
We heard Yesterday some rumor. of the
suicide Of a son Of Mr.. Isaac Van W lie, but
made no mention Of it, fearing lest we
should fall into some error, and now give
the facts as obtained from an au .hentic
source: Mr.. Isaac Van Vie, an old res
ident of this city, has farm in the town
Of Montrosc near the village Of Paolia.
some fifteen and a half miles south of thi,
city. 1t has generally been in the care Of
one of his sons, and woman living on the
place. Jesse was out there and remained
till after the ground was frozen up 50 he
could not plow, when he came into town
and began attending school. In accordance
with his own of,en-expressed wish, the
younger son, Treaty, wcll-dcveloprd
lad Of fourteen, went out TO look after
the cattle and outdoor matters, involving
two OF three hours work day. IL took
his books with him, paper etc, to
read, write and study at his leisure, and
when his futhcr went out once or
twice week, seemed entirely ,copteptad
On Monday, the 18th, he had little spat
with the woman in charge of the house.
He had the team harnessed up about noon,
and wanted her to get in a wagon with him
and go over to II neighbors, but she told
him she could not leave the washing in
which she was engaged, and would not be
through for two or three hours. He put
out the horses and went over to the neigh
boris on foot. While he was gone the cat
tic came up, believing for water, which
the woman pumped and gave them, and
then had trouble in getting them out of
the house-yard on account Of the absence
of q shepherd dog used to driving them
when the boy came back, about 3 or 4
oeNck, the woman reproved him for go-
,ng orleaving the cattle unwatered, and
, ah"'ng u; dog, which was always kept on
w., wan p, =, h Tuesday morning the boy
Wv, 80, w .he oarNto do his chores, and while
ut went over TO II Neiphbors (Mr. Cate's)
an' asked Mr.. Y, for SOME strychnine saw.
ing he wanted to kin some r.,s IT, h;s
chamber. He said they had no"o I'm, b LA
some ratsbane, which he could th'n IT,
TOOK about teaspoonful, did it mn T.. "a
per, and went back TO the house. savin,,f
was IN hurry. That night after ho b "I
gone to his room he called out that no foI,
sick The woman went up and he,ned
MN, and he vomited al spells during the
night and the next day, she bringing him
down stairs. He grew very weak, and the
woman finally, on Friday, concluded he
ought to have u doctor, and asked him if
he had taken anything. He told her to ask
: Mr.. Cate. She went over and folnd what
had happened there, and felt
poison. As he had vomited so
much, 1t Was thought he must have reliev-
Cd his system Of most Of the poison, and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

that it WIS not necessary TO send for n
doctor or his father, who was coming down
next day, but some simple remedies were
given him. Saturday afternoon wien his
father came down and found what had o,.
CURED, he drove back to the village aud
got DR.. Osborne, who went down and gave
him some medicine and stayed with him
Saturday night, and thought he would got
along. Suddenly however, the boy grew
worse and died in the afternoon lie
would give no reason, in answer to his
fathers inquiries, why he had poisoned
himself, but the following note was found,
which he had apparently carried son C
days:
II am going TO the better land 10 see
my sister and my brother. 1 hope / will
meet you all in that better land. From
your son, T. VAN VIE
The following was Endorsed on the en-
velopc:
Touch not this message till my father,
mother, sister and'brother have seen me-
1t is most sad, unaccouutable case of
suicide, and the lads father and mother
are burdened with sorrow at the loss of
their son in such manner.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
4 STRANGE STORY.
A DREAM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.

From the Fort Wayne Sentinel, Dec. 2S.)
A gentleman of high social position,
living ~ this country, has a son engaged
rs clerk IN q largo merchantile house in
Omaha. a few weeks ago tbc father ra.
ceve1 letter from his son TO re effect
that he had been robbed Of five thou.,nd
dollars belonging TO his employer while
returning from collecting trip into the
country. The father was naturally
troubled by the intelligence, and when he
retired TO his room for the night he lay
awake some time thinking of the unfortun-
ate occurrence. At last be fell asleep, and
it seemed to him rs if he were sitting by "a
table in bed chamber of the - hotel,
Of Omaha, listening TO the conversation of
two young men who were recalling the
particulars Of robbery in which they
had just been concerned, while
they counted over the proceeds Of the
same with an exultant air. Learning the
number Of their room he descended the
stairs, consulted the register, fixed their
names in his memory. together with the
date under which they were written, and
then awoke. He Immediately wrote let
ter to his son, requesting him to call at the
- hotel, look at the register, and if he
found the names of John B. Wilson and
james Frank inscribed on its pages under
date Of November IL, to have the parties
found, arrested and charged with the theft
o. $4,000 The son followed the direction
and from letter received by the father
Yesterday, we learn that the said John b.
Wilson and James Frank were arrested
a! the said hotel, they confessed to the
felony, that S45l3 Of the lost money was
recovered, and that the offenders had been
sentenced 10 the peniten,ary.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

THE action of the senate in refusing
to adopt the resolutions of Senator
Trumbull, says the Quincy Herald, is
denounced by such leading radical
journals as the New Sovk Tribune.
New York Erening Post, Springfield
Republican, Chicago Tribune, Boston
Advertiser, Albany Express, Boston
Transcript, Buffalo Commercial Adrer-
,iser, Providence Press, New Haven
Palladium, Cleveland Weraha. Cincin-
matt Gazette, Syracuse Standard, De-
troit Advertiser and Tribune, and every
republican paper in New England
Rather formidable array to place be
fore that aspirant for a second term.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
A GRACEFUL WALK.
HOW 1T MAY BE ACQUIRED.

HOW IT MAY BE ACQUIRED.
Dr.. Do Levi. writes as follows upon
this graceful subject; "A graceful walk
i, rare a queenly, elastic step atoncs for
homely face. II was her expert walking
from one side Of the stage to the other,
While she never said a word, that constitu-
ted Mr.. Charles Kean's great attraction
In play that had "a run Of $50 nights.
The prerequisites for fine walking arc
first, shoes made to fit the feet second,
the clothing about the waist loose. The
corset is a deadly enemy to fine walking
a it is 10 life Third, carrying the chin
close to the neck. The soles of the shoes
should correspond precisely to the bottom
Of the feet, as outlined by pencil mark
drawn around the foot. As now made,
the sole is an inch and half smaller than
the foot, and the result is a plentiful crop
OF corns and bunions, and in conjunction
with tue nigh hael an awkward gait and
bent position of Tho BODY III waihfhS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

IL ever the telegraph reports the
actual death of DR.. Livingstone, the
great traveller, and the bona fde resig-
nation of Secretary Fish, We are some,
what troubled to know what the asso-
ciated press will do when news are short,
1t appears to us that it has been 50
long that the memory Of man runneth
not to the contrary since Livingstone
commenced to die and Fish began 10
resign.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

Etas- Puritan Boston is still dissatisfied
with the celebration of Christmas as a
festival, thinking it an appropriate occasion
for sad coored garments, long faces and
bilious ceremonal, 1t makes no difference
in the eyes of these rigid critics that over
eighteen hundred years Of custom has
sanctioned its celebration with jollity and
mirth. What Boston eyes do not see is
not to be tolerated, for 10, they are the
salt of the earth-the only salt of SAVIOR.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

SOMEBODY proposes Henry Ward
Beecher as a presidential candidate in
place of Horace Greedy If the repub-
licans would take him, having joined
the spiritualists lately, they might in
duce Victoria Woodruff to yield her
claims and SO bring to his sup
port the whole force of the spiritualsts,
internationals, free lovers, etc. They
ought to try the plan by all means.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

EeT" An Indiana paper revives 1T, as an
instance Of Henry Ward Beecher's con-
sc::ntious and careful preparation for his
work, that once on a time, when the great
minister held his Indiana pastorate, he
determined to urge crusade against
gambling, and in order to fortify himself
on the subject intelligently, he called in
the assistance Of celebrated poker-player,
Colonel Alvord, who divulged the intrica-
cies Of "trade to the reverend neophyte
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

saS~ Mr.. +. 7. Haynes, the champion
who led two hundred women and chill
dren 10 a place of safety during the de-
struction of Peshtigo died in Menasha,
Wisconsin, few days ago, from the eff
fleets of hot air inhaled during the fire.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

~, prom the Quincy Herald
The State Register thinks the statement
OF the Cairo BULLETIN that not man in
that city would accept nomination for
congress if his election was assured. is
"thin.' We cant speak for Cairo, but ap.
piled TO Springfield, with its well earned
cans II would be transparent
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04
For the first time in sixteen years,
there is not Washburn in congress.

The old board of aldermen of New
York city whose time expired at twelve
o'clock on Monday, met in the morn
ing at nine, and with closed doors,
passed a resolution directing the coun-
sci for the corporation to prepare ar
ticles for the impeachment of Mayor
Hall, for malfeasance aud misfeasance
in Office.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

ssS- The North of England Farmer
says full seventy-fve per cent. of the po-
tato crop in that section is valueless, ex-
cept for feeding pigs. Since the great
Irish famine the potato crop has not
proved so great failure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

pf6" At Detroit, Alexis was treated to
an inspection Of Stanley's " famous paint
ing, The Triul of Red jacket, valued at
100000, visited the Bridewel and went
in the evening to see Lingard.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

eis- A. set Off to the western girl who
can knit socks in six languages, Selma,
Ala, boasts Of negro feminine who skips
the rope with pail Of water on her head
without spilling drop.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

BsI5" That whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad, is strangely illustrate
ed in the history Of Mexico. Every
month and year brings forth a new revo-
luton, and every revolution carries the
country further and further from peace
and prosperity.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

gea. The elections in the various states
during the years 1870 II foot up; republic
can vote, z,7ss,377; democratic vote,
2,7i7, 2o5l A majority in the entire coun-
try of only 4l,l72 for the republcans-aud
yet men say the democracy is dead
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-04

ras0- The New Albany Leager says
" Mr.. Green c. Cannon, of this city, has "a
child eight months old, which may be
termed an infantile giant. The child
weighs thirtv-eight pounds. and y"stardey
walked across the room with spittoon in
one hand and II chllds rocking chair in the
other