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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-10
TKEE WELSH VOTE.

The Iowa City Rep;;5533iiccsa says:
The State Convantion of the Welsh
Congregational Churches OF Iowa was
held in the Flint Greek Church, Des
Moines county September 18th. This
body of Christians believe that religion
should govern all the actions eff men,
that it should guide them ia politics as
in anything else. Therefore they gave
expression to their faith in the adoption
of the following resolutions.
In view of the present agltated con
dition of the public mod. aud the dam
ger which threatens the Government in
the pending Presidential election, we
pledge ourselves unanimously to use all
lust and honorable means to secure the
reelection of General Z. S. Grant
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-10
e.REEIEY,S OWN TESTIMONY ASTO
ETEEITX SPIRIT IN THE SOUTH

From H. G's Memphis letter to the Tilbanae.l
..The Republicans uniformly certify
that there was an organized and armed
conspiracy, whereby they, and especial
ly the blacks, were deferred from voting
that offering to vote would have cost
them their lives-that the Democrats
were determined to carry the state Tor
Seymour and they did carry it, by syste-
matte terrorism, against which the poor
and humble burst not contend.
Now, the Ku-Klux organization may be
active in this locality and dormant IN
that-may seem dead t9zdayIand re- ;
vive to-morrow-but the ku- kiux spirit
still lives at the South and Is very for
midable."
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-10

How TO KEEP Pooh. There is no
yorkingman but would rejoice to have
the way pointed out by which he night
honestly attain riches. No one would
thank US for a prescription to insure
poyerty. and yet there is many man
who keeps himself poor by INDUCING in
the following; two glasses OF ale day
at ten cents, seyenty-three dollars; three
cigars, one after each meal n one hundred a
and nine dollars and fifty cents; board
for big dog, thirty dollars-ail in one
year. two hundred and twelve dollars
and fifty cents-sufficient to buy six bar
rels of -four, one barrel Of sugar. one
sack of COTE, good coat, a respectable
dress, frock for the baby, and half 8
dozen pairs of shoes. Ifyou don't be-
iieve it, figure fer yourself.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-10
GREELEY WILL DO THE BIDDING
OFF DEMOCRACY

from the speech of Hon. James Beck, OF Ken
lucky, Greeley stump o.ator.l
''Should Greeley, if elected. attempt
to be dishonorable or endeavor to enact
any obnoxious principles of Radiealism,
a Democratic Congress, that was certain
to be chosen with him, would hedge him
in and render his efforts harmless and
that when it was necessary to secure
such legislation as the Democracy deem
ed wise, they would demand Of ana COM
pel MIR. Greeley to yield acquiescence.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-10-10

MEcE ham the cheese, but girls charm
the he's The same is true of their
eating of cheese and cheating of he's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12
FOUR GRAND CONCERTS
ELIJAH +!
BOARDING..

BOARDING.
Hotels and boarding houses will make liberal detuc
tons from their usual rates members Of the Associa
uon committee Will be in attendance at the hall at
the opening Of the Festival to assist members in proeur
ing boarding places.
RAILROAD FACILITIES
The following Railroad Companies have extended to
Us the courtesy Of half fare: Worcester & Nashua;
Boston, Clinton & Fitchburg; Worcester 4 Gardner.
Vermont Massachusetts; Bottom & Albany; Norwich
Worcester; and Providence & Worcester, below Far
NUNS station. Persons attending the Festival Will
purchase regular tickets at the stations and be furnished
with return checks by our Secretary
TICKETS
Chorus Tickets (for those taking part in the exer-
cises and sitting with the CLASH with secured
seats for Friday afternoon ................. 81 50
Season Tickets admitting visitors to all the exer-
eises OF the Festival, including Concerts, with
secured seats .............,..... $3.50
tickets TO the Wednesday evening Concert, with
secured seats according to location 50 and rs cts
Tickets TO the Thursday and Friday evening Con-
Tickets TO the SYMPHONY Concert with secured
seats. slOO
Tickets to the afternoon and evening Rehearsals,
uncluding Matinees, 25 cts
Children, accompanied by teachers parents or
guardians, Wednesday afternoon. ....,,... 10 cts
ER Chorus and Season Tickets may be obtained at
the Music Stores.
Sale of Concert Tickets with secured seats will com
mence Tuesday. October l, at O'Clock A. NJ at the
Music Store of Richards, Metcalf & Co., "a Main street.
Holders of Season Tickets procure Checks for seats
at tue above time and place
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS $. E. Staples VIM Sum-
ner, A. C. Munroe b. D. Allen, W r. HILL Arson Rice
y Richards, l. N, Metcaf j. f. Benchey O. w Elkins
l., H. CudWOrth. dsg5 an ogt5 10 or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12
T. Z. BABsITV, Auctoneer.
Barre, Mass. Sept 20, 1872. daw al
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL

N DNIN IoIhAIUK'S SALE Of REAL
"A AND PERSONAL PROPERrY-Will be sold by
Public Auction, on the premises, in Auburn Centre on
WEDNESDAY Oct 18th, at one O'Clock NJ, the farm
anty located, y mile from depot, mile from school,
and contains 20 of land. divided as follows 10
acres of highly productive tllage land well supplied
with large variety Of fruit pasturng watered
by never-ailing stream; acres OF woodland of Is
years growth. The buildings consist of large two
story house with ell painted blinded. and in every re-
spect in EXCELLENT repair. Good barn and carriage
house. No pains have been spared to render the house
and surroundings pleasant and attractive. TO any one
desiring beautiful country residence the city
rare opportunity is offered.
Also, will be sold about "a acres of Sprout Land,
known as the French Meadow Lot :" stuaEed about
miles north of Auburn Depot near the n Il w r. r.
Immediately after the sale Of Real Estate will be sold
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

M A. KIMBALL,
4v1s Teacher OF Pencil and Crayon Drawing; Also
Oil. Water Color, and Pastel Painting scotts Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12


good Family Horse, sound and kind, Farrow Cow /
Fat Hog good twoseated Carriage | good Market
Wagon, i Buggy, l Rack Wagon. ] nice two-seated
Sleigh, upholstered, nearly new, | Pung Sleigh, new
one-horse Sled. new Light Harness, Lead Har-
ness common do, Carriage Robes, | Set Pulliesg
Chest of Carpenters Tools and Roof Brackets Flows
Rakes, Hoes, Chains other articles not mentioned
L. L. BANCROFT, Admir-.
B. w. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
Auburn, Oct. I, 1872. dts %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-12

MI RS. SUMMERS SINGING GLASSES
4vA will commence on FRIDAY, October 18th, in the
School Room, $50 lain St. two flights of stairs Glass
to be divided into beginning and advanced class there
fore 1t is desirable that all be present the first lesson
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Hs,,rdcr IN S35.

Serious troubles haze asarn broken ON !" i"le
county, Ark. GA Saturday "N'n'i"' 'N,t"'A ~
,i,,,lor Sheri0 Dn,i-on nri Deputy Sh'f'i' " IL
lnma weiu rcrovnE thc'""h'N ''eri''S' '''' i" NJ
"''', . 49,, i, .i,,, ,l.,u, .u, luulrcd Yards te-
'I e., ,,,h,,c .nti,r,, th.v we've h,ed upon ny
n,,ty Ind IN the shop, and ilickoN WAS Eill'a'
~ ,u;a,,,s bnrs, MAS wounded, hut he aud I'ods"n
...,,s,,d ,rhur, cotoner's lury wa iih'nedih,'-
1, Summoned hy Micn Brown, i"'i''e o' W.
,racr. and an inquest held o" t,e h""! n'".',
,,,, close nt the ,,qu,st AMI while the l"s'lrr W
nut,iny away hia ,tlpcrs. the same party VIII" sh"'
H,ckox fired upon the just,c', 'nort"y w""nh.''3
INN III. was sill alive last evening" hht II" nope
%, h,s recovery were entertained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
More EIohtIng in Cubn.

HAVANA, September Am official telegram
sa "a that considerable number of insurgents,
commanded by Calixto Garcia, from 'h" Hot.
quin Jurisdiction, ATTACKED on the 2tlh "lt,, the
town Of Baire Arriba, in the jurisdictio' OF Bay
amo. The garrison, consisting Of 70 soldiers
,alli ed forth and attacked the enemy, lilling i
and Iosing one seldier Killed and tour wounded
A battalion came to the all ofihc town, ,wirsne'
the lnsurgente, and. after forty h,nrs' march
overlook them in the mountains Of l4asni't.
They attacked them and took their position
after iwo hoursa fight in which lh7ursen'
and Two Spanish soldiers were killed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
BURNING OF tho Palace OF the Mex
can Congress.

c,,ya1 MEXICO, August p. via Havana a"
l,rc m ,il, city, which destroyed the fh'at" "' ''
,nu.l ronarcss was caused by TIA" urRhnehrr
"A , t,r,mth, who NV repairing TIA" I"l'. ."
,r and ptlrr ldasire and inia'ha'n't n''''''
,,,..,t M. n,, w.s discovered. The arfhNr7 :"
t,,o.r,-~ wrir also saved. =,
,urut,,. u rl,sane'a "i th> ''f' enEinea mace !,
,u,,. tb!e tn STAY the progress "i thn haih'' anu
ami tie, wsrc not c>tulfnNhed nh',' u" h' W"
nntl,n. l,a Il the palace Tor them 10 iced upon
i, no ,an,rtad that tho historical sword :" Hrn
,ruh,te. the Lit Of which was th'ekly studded
with diamonds and other precious S,"''7' ""'
stnl,n IN the oanlualUn incident to the hfe'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
business NOTICES.

To PFC Nc PART1Es,A fine assortment oi
Eng,sb nickIes and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe cstsup fresh Salmon, Lobsteir' |af'
Mt,h.ws a. Iatours celebrated olive oils at
BOwMAN'S, the Grocer's, 4th and Lombard
1mproved Porce lain lined and Brass preserving
l.ttI.s. Mason. Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and other
oiass stone and tin tight jars and cans .hfap'
at BOWMAN'S, the Giocer's 4th and homoaf"'
l.. H. Foulk, No l01 West Second streeth"s on
hand fine assortment OF very easy shots su.''."s
~ ladies' and gentlemen, advanced i'll lito. at i'w
VI '""''' ~ Je :.
prices.
Chan CoM stove S575, Nut $4.'5 Pe' .24o
mounds for cash only, at yard south OF Marker
Street Bridge. feb2l-tf VIM. j. BROWN.
Crippcn, Corner All Il Market streets Is con
stantly receiving rev Teas. and Cofees' "h'''
he is selling at reduced rates.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

SENSATION IN THE MolsE's fAE.--Df
Schobl. of Prague, has made the distribution
of nerves to the ear of the monGe subject
Of special examination. and calls attention TO
the bats wing being in comparison hut poorly
supplied, According to the doctors estimate,
a mouse s ear of ordinary size present on an
average G, 900 nerve tfrminatiOns, or, thr both
ears. l2,O0O The function of this elaborate
development is probably, rs IN the case oi 'i' Ia.
way through dark narrow passag' ---Nr'a
ner' for September.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Democrats are )utilant to-day.
Hope Loan Asscc'e.icn meets this evening
Only o,.e case uI drunkenness came mp ms
morning
The new Council viii stand = Democrats Ia IL
Republicans.
The election yesterday was one Of the most or
derly and quiet ever held III this city
The people seem determined to have TIA. IN
terests Of the city presided over by Joshua.
The City Council will meet this evening, to in-
stall the new members and swear in the new
Mayor,
Many Republicans express themselves as satis-
ted. and even pleased with the election "i Mr.
Sinms
The crowd that attended, the City Cornet Band
III -eren.ding Mr. Simms. was the largest am
mos, respectable that ever attended any s'n''''i
! occasion III this city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
.ociEvlce.
Nrr-Ixas THIS EVENING.

Io,ople Io,.p. No II. a A NJ, at Masonic
T.r PIE. ,,o i - nda Fei
lows Han "A and King Sts
Eden Lodge. 40 -, OF, AT va" re"""N
Mn,uin,, star Division, No ., s OF L, at 'th
aud Market SITS ~ -, N.-
chnnics' Hall, ~ Market 1T. -,
Rodney Council, 40 ~, q L NJ AZ ~
fnst llh ST "a
FeIiows Hail. 81 and Market SITS,
Champion Lodge. No &, X OF T. at hn'S''' ''
r,tlnss Hall. I'll Market -
u,i.nt, Lodge, No A. IL "t I. At t'I''' "
,,iurttt', Nullilng, lNl Market ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Dcxtor Park Races.

Cn.cAGo H., September ,2.-'ihe Dexter
Park meeting closed day with an alten lance
Of about 10000 The first race for s3,'oo, free
to all, was won by Jay Gould in three 3tra"ht
heats, beating, Petal, Temple, Pat Rang, and
Elmo. Time 222t, 80, 2.25l.
The second was running race, seven-clghths
Of mile and repeat, for purse OF 5000 king'-
Excuse won, heating Nick Baker, Bnenbra'-
Belle Aiken, and protection. Time, l.3..
Goldsmith maid and Lucy start for Calitoinis
on "Wednesday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

The reception given 10 ienerel McElelien at
San Francisco is described as the "m"si eslen-
sive ovation ever given TO ANYBODY on the Pa
clfc coast" The General, in his ssPeech, ,7s,d hi-
mission there was wholly disconnected w''h
politics, and he would nut discuss political
matters.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
unae Sail.
'.oyE " ME-

.ovE ~ ME-.
A match game Of Base bail was play yea at New
Caa,ir on Saturday, the 3lst instant, between the
Young Tammsny, Of New Castle, ana ci'"'i""'
Wilmington called the Paatime, who We're cont
posed OF men, and came over to Nov tastl" with
the expectation of defeating the Iammany t"'
to one, but much to the surprise 81 the iars'
crowd that witnessed the game, the Iammany
completely out atted then opp"nehtS, Ahu won won
.be ga..e ty /, score of - t. u Gail AGAIN gen.
. tlempu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
In tho Golden Age OF Cirihood

Preserve the beauty Of the teeth with >'ezopaET,
and II, N, when the hair ia aivrred aud the ey"-
dimmed with years, the mouth will still reveal
Two clittering rows OF nnsnllied ivory.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

Nkw UNIFORMS The t,ty t"in',' on 'n'
Thnrslay pj,ht, directed an order To lie "''M"
in favor Of Mayor Valentine I"r S"'' ''s ""'
forms for the police force.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

SALE OF MONEY AT the regular mnn,,,
" meeting of Delaware Loan Nss"'''.",t ."nt
last evening, 500 sold at ''i', per Gem
nr.m iuu,, and $500 at lo'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

THE WiIMiNGToN ~ WESTERN II Il -,
track LAYERS on his road got through 'H''' '''''
Yesterday, and the work will new lii"ef' 't rap
;lly 10 the end We have no 'onh' tn" ''"'
Iii H.. r.ss;ny over the whole ro,d hy the iii''
Of October
RETrBSFn-- W. are happt I" T." '''' "
,,nounce To our citizens, and espa.Aity g. az
those afflicted with the toothache the safe at''''
al pr. Henry Garrett, the well known h'"'''''
! He has been snjouring for couple" "' 't'''"f :"
Cape MAY, and returns I" us hale ana hearty
ready 10 resume business with additional g''7'''
MOSQUITOES. TO sleep sound and not h,
,roul,.d with flies or mosquitoes, use ii"'''r'
Patent Oriental Mosquito Canopy, the "'''H
moso,lilo bar frame that can be oren'" an"
closed while suspended from the ceiling ana 'i''
no ,,L on off the frame and replaced after wash.
in, without being ripped Come and see IN ~
in positon AT Henry t'rebe'4 (@'le agent i"i Inc
state, al 800 Market sheet u
QUIET ELECTION. Notwithstanding the
unusual excitement attending elections the h'-
: mos, reace and good order prevailed YESTERDAY
during the election III this cry. t"hs'"'ia'''
drunkenness was manlie't IN the e'f"'"t, ",,'
, few f,hts occurred. The latter were al siSh
importance. resulting in no damage I" any !"
the par,icir,nts. while the drunken men de
/ not secm 10 be very noisy or de,n"nsirai,vr -
, I'm, one arrest was made during the entire day
t, PERJUR..-In the Sixth Ward, yrslerda,
II afternoon negro came To the polls II" v"''
: presenting tax receipt made ont I" one Jane
Parker. Mr. VIM. II. Brady, who kept v's'
J, Ian, watch at the polls all the afternoon on ia
" lockout for fraudulent voters instantly eh''
:. lenped him, asserting that he was moi Jane
i Parker Parker Is employed by MIR. Brady. an
hence il we'll known 10 him. Tie negro, no"
ever, s,ou.ly insisted that his name was la'ns
y Parker. and was allowed to deposit hisbalio,
< His name, it WAS afterwards ascer,aned.
: Isaac Scott, and by some means or other 'e la
~ Obtained Parker's tax re eiPt. He has not bee
r seen since but sharp lookout will be Kept ID
him, and he will doubtless be arrested Ani p"
he iShed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

MATCH SToLEN.--H Il. McIntire, ESQ nad his
watt h stolen from his pocket, during the election
Yesterday. A reward ot $40 has been offered fol
: it rnturn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
xs,N ss7Isb(Ei-A STORE,
A.W. COS. T"uri" ana Markets St.
WILMINGTON. pFL.

,--a The undersigned respectfully an e4tf,
n. naunres to his old friend. and thtefXI
Il NJ public generally that Le has c"n,plct- 00Rl
@-S~t cd his New stone. and hafnpenel Nith Stock
II liur new aui fresh - ,,,
UROCTElES, S.GARS AND MOLASSES
crush c r.l,!lair I'd and pul> cr,2ed susDrs
salt, Whit. icl .oree sugars
ny rup. amt al| kind OF Molasses,
Old ,to, crI,ut.g, .'r,a ru1cp lnguirn NarirNih0,
Rio Green ara nrl I'D '"lTr": be finest Gt, and
iirrpn I,Aa, Wh5i, .lt H,i wheat Family tiour,
now ;nrk heat ~ tiu,i- dl pure spices, sara neS.
,il kind ai I, ,pu.,t truits. Iten,h and hnglsh
Mustard, F,,r uilea na, " alnui, Mushrnon ana
ro,uit, :: nr. lutii h anl American Pickle, ,,eI
lies thcs.r, itt#h EUi t'"iitr. BAKE, Fto'"s and
Chocolate, Nrrmar'ltt, Na,,t"ni, " hlug ohn N
r,,at yputt I,ll,.t 1",i, N, cr ti"ss ;,tarrl tm
rautt i;npna. tt',"t. Ainor"s Minre Meal, Dfita
penchrg ,t,t An,f. t:ruherrirS Etuoms, Painted
Buckets Irus'n. re'm. Aa'lnn"t,ne and lail"~
Candle n m nIirit.- nruatl, kslt III well as'
,ortrA ,,urcr, store. ,,ti add eNaniue my ,tork.
l iAMh$ tkiPftN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

FELL THEouoH An enthusiastic individual.
mounted on the top of market wagon NJ Fourth
and hing streets, last ereniu4, during III" atft-
made TO Mr.. Simms, proved too wcighty Tor NJ
frail support and fell through, The wagon cover
was somewhat damaged. but the man was not
AccIDENT.-A At the corner of Front ana Mna',
son streets, yesterday afternoon. horse attached
to no-top buggy. became uImanaFeab'e' OWING
to the breaking OF trace. and by n lew vigorous
kicks, succeeded i'll freeing himself from the mar
ness and upsettng tie buggy. He WAS secured
however, before he could inn away. The o''u
pant of the buggy, u young man. was roughly
tumbied out, but was not inlnrei.
LARGE CRowD-Never before, on the occasion
OF the close Of election, was such large crowd
ya,hernd III and around the GAZETTE office, a. on
| last evening. The editorial room and front once
wer. d.nseiy packe while the street. for nearl,
the whole square was crow ded, with men, all a'ix-
| lous to hear the returns they were brought IN
| The assemblage was orderly ana respectable, ana
| manifested great enthusiasm over the result
| WouLpNT 60 powN AT the Thid Ward
Polls yesterday afternoon. IA young negr" mar
| presented himself, to vote on age W men hsk,'
how old he was, he replied 80 next May. lie
further stated, upon inquiry, t1at ne M" p'ei
employed with certain gentleman Tor e'Sh
months The gentleman happening to be CLOS, a
hand. was asked III reference to the negro. wh'i
he stated that he had only been III his employ
| week and one day The negro then made 'facS'
He IS a stranger in tins city, and was doubtless I'M
ported Tor voting purposes, but evidently for2"
his Instructions
| MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.--Ihe trip arranged b.
Mr. T. +. f. Smith, for Thursday OF next week
18th inst, to Mauch Chunk and around the ia
nous Switchback Railroad is one we'll worth max
ing You may travel thousands OF miles. ana No
will not find any other locality SO truly rlrtni
esque.
The ride ever the Switehhack introduces to II
| traveller some of the boldest, grandcst, and mo
magnificent scenery to be seen anywhere
| America.
The tare for the round trip IL exceedingly los
and wt hope to see good party made up:
Tickets can be had at the Book store OF long
man. thomas & Co., 4'l Market street l'lu
trated pamphlets, descriptive OF the route 9rst
See advsrhaement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

Tie New urk democratic aud ihb'Iai ''h'e
Conventions meet at Syracuse to-day. aud lar2"
.,,,h,rs of deleoutrs aud others have arrived III
Tint c,,y Most oi tho dele9ateR, especially the
Liberals, favor Judge Church Tor Governor. hn'
his daclinaton il said to be- ros'tive After hIn
the choc. Is between Francis herman aud Angus
tue Schtli
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
Peach Shipments.
TurspAY.

Jersey City, .,,r.,
Philadelphia, ,.,,.
Inferior Pennsylvania, '''
Total.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

GEN. WisE OPENING HIS ENfs.- Gen heniy
A. wise,. in n letter TO Gen. Early. says
..l agree with YOU III respect to the piapo'' ii
Louisville Anycnt,on. 1t can have II" nope "'
course "a, tn, election Of democrat and ,i,r only
,, ,,,,,,on ,s tn ii, motive III he thG It Is or
IVA, intended 10 divide the oppastion i" Grant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

The damage to the cotton crop in Alabama 'o
M, rs great as at lst reported. The estimate
Of the crop is 10 per cent below the yield OF last
year.
The second National EahI ni ash'nr'on'
D. G., has been authorized /" begin h''''h'S'
with capital Of @2oo,ooo
Colo,el Enrneq rlas,ea east irom 2an Fran
cieco Yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
New Advertisements. .

.sozodont.
$50 Reward,
Notice-A. F A. NJ.
switchback Excursion,
Fruit Jars Ogle 4 Miller
Government WAGONS for 5al' n,
Democratic Meetin. in NH Creek hd'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04
WIi.MINGTON DEL AW ARE,
E,m Tf.s, ~ i"cs \ AN" rs

Chn,rn FamiN i"ur, thnmtagNe Wine,
sS,u,,IIut i!i,u' 'letrt Wrc,
,.,llinl ,l,,I r,,i,n rwirc, 'h zee nii scotch
aud t.Ac W Nhi'lrNS.
luiS u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-04

ExcITMENT an excitement was ere
ated on West Front street, yesterday afternoon
by drunken individual named James Derry
who was foolishly resisting the efforts OF fon
nolice,neu TO arrest him. He was finally un
ceremoniously tumbled into cart and conveyed
20 the City Hall cells.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-06

Many feel less drowsness after eating
full and hearty, although excessive meal will
often bring tendency to sleep almost irresistible
This is caused by the stomach and liver attracting to
themselves, in order to the work in hand, an
amount of blood which would otherwise have gone to
nourish the BRAIN and to aintainits unctons-naure
deciding that the business Digestion when there is
food IN the stomach TO digest is important the
time being than other business whatever Nevertheless
for many reasons, this heayiness after eating ncon-
venent and undesirable, But it may always be relieved
by the use of pure tonic smulant such Dr. Goteb
Fisch Bitters. This spurs on the system to double
work. till the digestive business is well forward; the
system then repays itself literally of the newly Sc
cured fund OF nOushment reaction is thus precluled
This SUBJECT continued next week under WHAT A
GOOD APPETITE Is WORTH" deopSt&wlw my6
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Worcester rive Gents savings bank
NO. GAG MATN STRFFr.

w -4U MIN NIhEET.
OPEN FRoM.................9A. NJ. to P. MP to4PM
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS Tece'Ted and put upon interest on the first Of evey
month
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
july and If not withdrawn added to the principal
on the first of the following month";
Smallest Sum entitled to receive interest Tbree Do-
lars. CHAs l. PTTNANr pros,,o4
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer DIFF ivo0