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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-07
TAKE PARTICULAR NoT1cE

NJ.
DR.. ]. addresses all those who haye ininrea
themselves BY improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unattInp
them for either business, study, society or mar.
These arc some OF the sad and melancholy Of.
IScts produced by early habits OF youth, viz;
weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Pains In the
Head, Dimness OF Sight Loss Of Muscular Pow.
Or, FGlpitat9n OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
firr1abllity, arrangement Of tho Digestive Func.
LIENS ;Eoa General Debility, Symptoms Of ConSump.
AENT4LLr-The fearful effects on the mind
tqelon Of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits. Ryf Fore.
0oalngs, Aversion TO Society, SelEDistrust. Love
produced. Va VIC e'AS
Thousands Of persons of all apcs can rov
Judge whatis the cause Of their declining health.
losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale. ncryous
and emaciated, having q singular appearance
a0ont INC eyes, Cough, and Symptoms Of Con.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prar.
tice, INDUCED in when alone, q habit ffeouentJy
learned from evel companions, or al school the
e1ecs OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
ISS,s ana destroys both mind and body,
What pity that q young man, tho hoDa Of mia
country, the pride Of his parents, ehould be
Snatched nom all prospects and enIoyments OF
lie by the consequences OF dcViGtin9 from the
pain OF nature, and !ndulging In a certain 50
cfet naOlt' such persons must, before c0ntem.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
DIR. JOHNsTON

] .,, -. oJ44N 5LOINV 7"
OFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Lett hand side going nom Baltimore 'atreet 5Syt
oooEs nom the corner. Fall not TO Observe no
"a No letters received unless POSTPAID and
eSontain1S stamp 70 be used on tEo reply.
Persons writing should state ago, and send III.
ton Of AtYdrtiRement describing eymDtoms
The Doctors DIpIOMA hanTa In N nficn
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Medical.
RALTrMoRR LOCK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED asa lEFUsE FROM VuuruRr.
The OAly Place whore Care can DO Obtained


Dr.. johnson has discovered the most Cortaip
Speedy, and only R6eetuAl Remedy IN The World
ior Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, StrictufeS.
Anecnons Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involun.
1ty discharges, 1mpofeney, General Debility,
Eneryo9eness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low splrits,
T SII o. Ideas, PalpitatIon Of the Heart,
Ttmidtty, Trembling, DimnOsS OF Sipht, or 0id'
dinOss, Disease Of the Head, Throat EosS or
Skin, Affections Of the LIyer, tungS, Stomach or
Bowels-thoee Terrible Disorders aflefnR nom
Solitary Habits Of Youth-Socret and Solitary
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than Tho
song, ofSyrcns 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes and AntlclpAtions
rendering marriage, &C., impossible.
YOUNG MEN
especially, who have become the victims OF Soil.
tAty Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
wnicn annually sweeps 70 an untimely grave
tnousanus OF Young mon Of the most excellOnt
talents and brilliant intellect, who mipbt oibef.
WISE nave entraneed listening SenatcS with The
LnIlnders OF eloquenee, or walked 70 ecstacy tho
living Tyre, may call with full Confidence ''1s
MADDTAHD
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connubIal hap.
through life Oocomes a weary pIlgrimGSe. tbs
prospect hourly darkens to tho view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes blIPhtRd With Onr 0uyT, "
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improved demand and small supply.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
A Political Libel Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ll.A suit has been
brought in the Supreme Court by Hon $ J. Ran
dali against VIM. H. Leeds, John H. Hill, Peter A
Widener, Chas. II. 7. Coils and Jas. n, kerns
for libel growing out of the report made to th,
iiaitrantt club, containing letter alleged to hav,
been written by Mr.. Randall TO Col. Mcclure, II
connection with an allegation oi :, conspiracy be
tween these two gentlemen ana Alderman Me
Mulhn to ssue fraudulent naturalization pape,s
Al the same time writ issued agalns
Messrs. Peacock, Feathcrston ~ Wells, proprle
tors OF the Evening Bulletin, for the publication o
the report mentioned above and for their editorit
| articles asserting the truth Of tlc facts allege,
therein against Mr. Randall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
The Political Resuits-Thc Na,iona,
Election Law.

~ Inc annexed remarks, elicied from the New
iork .omhai Of Commerce by the results ot Tues
u"y seectios are sterling and true, and come home
TO every citizen who has auy honest and ss,;ous
concern about the present and future of the coun-
Try Inc journal says these elections point their
and adds:
The United States deputy marshals, and all Of
tcers appointed to execute the law appear to have
uone httle or nothing to stop fraud when commit
teo oy their friends, II they did directly assist
III cheating at the polls. The law, IN practice,
proves u be merely a cover for the commission Of
any iireSularIty which it pieases the party mana
gers To order. Instead of encouraging citizens to
register ana vote 1t practically debars them from
."e ,iahchise, by making Its enjoyment extremely
troub.esome ami difficult. Any one can sec how
WORKS III the registration now going on in this
city at each of the registering places there arc
four election inspectors two election superyisors
ueputy lhited States marshal, and policeman
ia uhiio!in-a formidable array OF men, having
| among 'iein powers of arrestng and impIisoning
people at pleasure Tho honest voter is not afraid
Oh tnehi, though the appearance of 80 many officers
| OF the law, standing ready to challenge Inn. and
arrest INN on the slightest pretext is not rcassur-
| ing TO quiet or tlinld man. And then when he
presents himself, il unknown to the high func-
toiary Gas he Is sure to be unit he is ward pol
ltcian,) he is catcchsed and treated like proba-
| BILE criminal.
| There is world Of significance in tins state
lnent from our paper Of Wednesday. recording the
progress OF registration: "Many of the appli-
cants, not learned in eo ction laws, refused t.
submit to the examination, and retared nithout
hariny been registered" The deputy marsl,als and
the rest may choose to imagine that these retiring
people were everything that is bad hut we have
no doubt that many, ii not all Of them, were
honest men, probably merchants, who, when they
saw the trouble and the waste OF time before
them. gave up in despair the idea OF registering
and voting. II registration is trans
acted unfairly 1t connives at frauds instead o
suppressing them. How the law operates at eec
tions let Philadelphia show Voters here vii
see for themselves next November. In the ms an
time, il they can find the necessary leisure for 1t
they should read the vouminous instruction
issued by United States Marshal Sharpe to hi
deputies and special deput-- Under the title /.
especial deputies he can appoint 1000, 1900,
any number of men at 81 per day These II
structons are as ample in scope the most do
termined partisan could desire.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Administration Tactics In Now Jev-

Not content with defeating the honest will
Of the people in Pennsylvania, the Grant
managers have determined to carry their tao
tics of fraud and violence into New Jersey
Large numbers Of negroes have been imported
from localities where their votes are deemed
superfluOus, and the advent of others is pre-
dicted. They have been brought Ostensibly
to work upon the Pennsylvania railroad. Dur
ing the Liberal parade in Elizabeth Thursday
night, several cOlOred men were heard to
"hurrah for Massa Grant" The circumstan-
ces ELECTED inquiry, and it was ascertained
that they had just arrived in the city, and the
explanation was given that they were to work
on the railroad.
In the appointment of Federal supervisors
OF election for Jersey city the claims of the
Liberals have been ignored. The lists sent
on to Trenton comprise the names of Grant
Republicans and Of Democrats furnished by
the Administration managers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Conspiracy to Destroy a Passenger
Train.

On Thursday evening the Boonton delega-
ton of Grant and Wilson men to the Pater-
son parade returned home by rail at eleven
O'Clock. 1t is alleged that short time before
that hour George McKeon, the man who at
tends the bridge west Of Paterson, was
Knocked down and bound by gang of men.
who Immediately went to work to obstruct the
track SO as to throw the train Off They
placed some loose ties in the trestle work Of
the bridge IN such q manner that they could
not be seen by the engineer Of the approach
ing train, and after making sure that the
bridge tender was safely pinioned, they left.
few minutes in advance of the train and
succeeded in stopping it. Bat for this timely
arrival the train with its one hundred pas
scngers would have been thrown on the
bridge into the river.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

AS the party organs have a good deal to say
about intimidation Of negroes practised at the
late election in Georgia, perhaps little Incl
dent which occurred in Savannah may serve
to give an idea OF the real condition OF affairs
in that city, where disturbance between the
races have been frequent of late. \ man
named Julien was q special deputy sheriff
during the election and in the exercise of his
duties arrested a negro who was endeavoring
to incite roit At the polls. A few nights
afterward, as a punishment for his temerity,
he was assailcd by mob of twenty negroes,
led by a white Custom House official, and
shot in the head and in the thigh, after which
he was beaten with clubs until he was sup
posed to be dead, when the rutiians departed
leaving him senseless and bleeding. In all
the cities Of Georgia the negroes have been
turbulent and aggressive throughout this
campaign, and the whites have shown de-
gree of 1Orbearance which is wonderful under
the circumstances. All this mischief results
from the pestilent teachings Of the Grant
politicians.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

Under the laws of Ohio, when the family Of
an Incorporate man suffers from the habits 81
its head, the dealer who sells the latter his
liquor becomes responsible in damages TO the
injured family. This provision Of the law has
led to some curious suits, but the most singular
Of all of them is just reported from Columbus.
A woman named Dunlap has sued y. kncrner
and J. Laurer, claiming from the first $, 900
and from the second 800 damages, the ground
of action in both cases being that the defendants
sold TO her husband liquor, un.er the Influence
of which he murdered man named Carpenter,
and nearly killed herself. lfthis can be proven
Mrs Dunlap will be very likely 10 get verdict
in her favor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

The NATIONAL. RAILWAY ESJOINED.--
The Pennsylvania railroad interest does not
like the prospect of an opposition line across
New Jersey. Vice Chancellor Dodd of New
Jersey, has granted a bill against the Ma
tional Railway Company directing that the
defendants shall show cause on the 18th inst,
why an injunction should not issue accord
ing to the prayer of the bill of complaint
and that any acts done by the defendants
after service Of copy Of said bill, in con-
structing tho railroad in the bill mentioned
or any part of it. shall be at the risk and
peril of the defendants SO far as application
for the injunction concerned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
General News.

The first killing frost Of the season in
Maine occurred On Friday night. Ice was
formed in some places.
The Lotus Club, of New York. gave a
brilliant reception, on Saturday night, to }.
A. Froude, the historian.
The Sunday liquor law was enforced in
Chicago yesterday, with marked decrease
In drunkenness and arrests
The brcklayers' strike in Chicago con-
tinues, seriously interfering with the rebuild.
ing of the city. About half of the contrac
tors have yielded to the demands of the men,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Anarchy in Arkansas.
The NEokoEs INclTED TO ARMS TO PLori
MURDERER.

THE NfUkOEs 1NCl1ED TO ARMS TO PROTECT A
MuRpERLE
MEMPHIS, Oct. ia serious ttoublr between
whites and blacks ut Osceola, little town forty
v,,les above here on the Arkansas shore, has been
brewing for several days. which eliminated on
Wednesday evening III n fight, IN which one negro
was killed ami several wounded. The trouble
originated in the killing of Murray. the Sheriff,
some six weeks since by Fitzpatrick, the County
Register. and the breaking up OF Conservative
meeting last week. as reported at the time. Fiil-
patrick was to have been tried this week. Iu
prevent the trial coming off, 1T Is believed he in
| cited the negroes to surround the town, when the
| whites In turn armed and drove them off. The
officers OF the court and some merchants, with a
portion of their goods, arrived here late last night
| the negroes having threatened TO return and burr
| the town. The greatest excitement prevailed
there at last accounts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
PROCLAMATION BY The GOVERNOR,
STATE OF DELAWARE.

II
dawes P"SrER. Governor of the State Of Della
ware. lo hereby proclaim and make known. in ac-
rorincc with the provisions of an act of the &c u
crll Assembly Of this State. that the idh day OF
N"r,mbcr. IN the year Of our Lord one thousan nd
.lgi,i hundred and seventy two. being the TU ES
i,Al next attcr the first Monday in said month"; an
Election Will he held in the several counties Of this
a. which the gen raj election is held for the pur
pose of eccting. by ballot. three electors for the
election OF - President and Vice President of the
United States.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
- and caused the Great Seal of the State to be
.r affixed. at Dover this tenth day OF Octo tober
t"'i in the year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and seventy two and of the indie
| pendencc Of said State the ninety seventh.
JAMES PONDER.
BY the Governor:
JoHS II. PAYNTFE,
Secretary of State. octl4-2w
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

For considerable length Of time General
Rusecrans has leen in Mexico endeayoring TO
obtain from the Mexican Congress such assist
ancc as would justify the commencement, with
a fair prospect Of success. of an inter-oeeane
railroad, with the City of Mexico as its objective
point from each coast. The road is TO be three
feet guage, with branch lines to 2ueretaro, San
Luis Potosi, Zacatecas and other points, and
one halfat least of the line is to he completed by
1876. Since the accession Of Tejada the signs
are said 10 be more favorable TO the subsidiz
ing OF the project.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

PROSPECTS OF THE SHENANDOAH VALE
RAiLROAD.-A few days since we had the
pleasure Of.seeing In our Office Major Bard
we'll. one OF the committee OF the above rail.
road appointed to procure the right If way
tHrOurh our county, from the Potomac, op.
nosits Shepherdstown, to HagerstOwn. That
aentleman had just returned from q visit to
fhe leading property holders along the line.
and expressed himself more than gratified
with the result, and, II the same result at.
tends future efforts, It Is the opinion OF that
VilI be advertised for the letting Of the road
from Shepherdstown to HagerstOwn.-Hdger'
sfouN MAJ Ndl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

A remarkable instance of the reward that ia
said to follow good actions is the following :
Forty-five years ago Mr.. L. r. IIanley, a mer-
chant of Cincinnati, failed in business, but
was assisted to engage in it again by stran-
ger named MIR. 5. W. Davis. Shortly after
this MIR. lianieys place of business was burn
ed to the ground, and Mr.. Davis again adyan.
ced him money, with which he left the city
and went to seek his fortune. He is now re-.
ported to be dying in Texas, and has left hi,
whole fortune, valued at $3,OOO,o0O, to Mr.
Davis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Indiana Cor yressionaI Delegation

New YORK, Oct. ia Times $. ecial, from
In iianapolis, says Or,h and Williams, republi-
cans, are elected to Congress at Target former
leading Brown, the gubernational candidate, ,S53,
and the latter 10 votes in forty three counties.
Shanks, republican, il, however, defeated in the
ninth district by % votes. The congressional
delegation stands nine republicans and four
democrats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

The funeral Of Ex-Sscretary Seward will take
plsce at Auburn to-day. It viii be very quiet, in
sooordaucs with the wishes OF the family, but will
5, larroly attended by distinguished c,.zsns. The
Depart1euts at Washington will be draped in
mourning and cloeed, in memory OF the illustr'oua
deed. Governor Holman has issued u proclama.
tion suloGtxing Mr.. seward. and ordering that oil
hrsineU s. suspsnded to-day in the State institu-
tioos ol New York. and the 6sss b hslt-mnsted
till alte1 ~ funeral.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
MICHAEL MeGEARY

w public that he continues TO keep on hand the
arges and best assortment Of aentlenmen's, Ladies
and Boys
New and secondhand Cl0lhl0g
ofthe hest quality. at Ne. 3lS Tatnall Street
Also his large stock Of Boots. Shoes and Ladies
CATERS. OF the best syie is worthy Of attention be
Bed Clothing, Blankets. Sheets and Spreads con-
stantly on hand. lie feels confident that he il able
10 sell goods lower than any other person in this
city, Give him u call before purch hasins elsew here
rs he will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their patronage.
~. Highest cash prices paid Rags. Iron, Brass
onper Glass, link. Lead and al goods in his liz
n. Nc0EARY.
IT TAtaAll6 Wilninst0n. Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Political.

The Reform or Apollo Hall Democracy OF
New York have nominated FIX Sheriff O. Brien
for Mayor.
Hon. Eli Perry has been renominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Fifteenth
New York District.
Hon. William Grosvenor was nominated for
Congress, on Saturday by the Democrats aud
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

nS SSATuRALIzAIIoS.-Th u. s. District ourt
~ has bec, mentioned in previous number OF
the GAZETTE, meets tomorrow; but no persons
will have an opportunity to secure nat.,raliza-
t'on papers before the 18th of October. Judge
Bradford has appointed that day for this pur-
pose.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
A VALU ABLE FAR NJ
FOR SALE,
Containing 1913 Acres,

1.sfk situated in New Castle Hundred, on the
III tom Delaware. about four miles from the
and is of superior quality and in a high state of
eultiya'ion. There an Apple Orchard of the finest
trult now in full bearing. besides a number Of other
Fruit Trees of the various kinds. The improve
iaents are extensive and complete. The Mansion
- Of brick large and substantial containing 10 large
rooms. There is Frame Kitchen attached. with
servants room above. The Barn is l20 feet long,
lnd has storage for - tons Of hay. and stabing for
5bout 81 head of stock. The Granary is large and
ubstantial, with corn cribs and carriage house
taehed: a large Ice House and other outbuiidings
There are l. acres of this farm which has been
erected a New Frame Dwelling 30xls. with all ne
nes>ary outhundlngS, now cultivated as truck
len. renting for : 80 per annum.
Also. two good Frame Tenement Houses, suitable
for the use OF farm hands
The situation of this farm is of the finest in
the state. having an extensive view of the Della
ware river the city Of Wilmington and the adjacent
country. There are number of fine building sites
On the farm. and could be conveniently divided into
| 3 number Of small farms.
This l. opportunity for capitalists to invest
| money, a. lini in the vicinity of Wilmington is
| rapidly increasing in value.
1t not sold by the 18th day of October it will be
-oii al Public sale on that day the premises, at
| o'clock, T.. IN.
Terms will he made easy to suit purchasers.
Make Application Ia OILE Il MILLER.
| No. tb Market street
| Wilmington Del.
Or to- WILLIAM H. LAMBSON.
Sttf, ls,2. dtawNw on the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

PLYMOUTH PICTURE GALLERy.-The ad-
miren of Henry Ward Beecher have converted
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, into picture gal
lery, in honor Of the pastors 25th year in the
ministry; or "Silver Wedding" as the week Of
festivity is called. Some thirty pictures OF note,
owned by wealthy parishioners, have been con.
tributed ior the decoration Of the temple.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

TEACHERS FOR THE CoLoREp PEoPLE-Forty-
eight coored young girls and boys from ditfere ut
points III North Carolina, eighteen being from
,'reenShoro, the point where they were shipped,
have arrived at Hampton. Va, to attend the color
ed Normal School, where they will he fitted for
teachers gratuitously.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

Thirty-six Indians, ten s,luaws among the
number, visited the Executive Mansion, al
Washington, yesterday. to talk with the Presi-
dent. Among those present were Kiowa,, Co
manches, Apaches and Arrapahoes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
hartranft's M aJority.

PHILADELPHIA, October 12.-The official
vote Of the State, except twelve counties. and
those estimated, shows majority for Hartranft
the Republican candidate for Governor, Of 3d.
726
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
A Defeated Subsidy Scaeme.

SAN Francisco, October l2.-The board Of
supervisors having failed to override Mayor Al.
Words veto, the order favoring subsidy Of
$25OO,OOO 10 the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany is dead and cannot be revived.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

The German Grant organ of ST. Louis, tn,
States Ieitung, has given up the ghost. Thi
leaves the Anzeiger, who believes itself t
favor O'Conor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14
Public Safe.
OF
stock and Farming Utensils,

The subscriber. about TO de- S,c-~
fIx> cline farming. Will sell unNVAH
~ >InmR InmREs.l,!al Rspal. I7,h day Sf WV
A. NJ. on he premises. IN New Castle ld. on the
school House Lane. leading from the road between
Nllmip yton and New Castle.the following describ-
ed personal property viz:
Five head OF good work and driving horses, Il
colts from three years to six months; cows, some
IF which now milking. and others will soon he
in profit: pair Of fine work oxen superi or grade
Durhaia bull two years old: heiier two years old
5 far hogs snoats. farm wagon. l hay wagon,
OK cart wheel arse rake. Germantown wagon.
nearly new; shifting top buggy wagon. iron har
vester. Union mower. Bick:ord Il Hoffman drill.
Van Winkle fan. Pennock corn shelter, Telegraph
feed cutter. cider mill. grndstone whcelbarrow,
double set carriage harness. set single harness,
wagon harness. plough gears. brides. collars and
haltcrS. cow chains. pair twin harrows. square
| harrow. harrow. eultivators.2 Moore ploughs,
| l large Peacock plough. ! emall Peacock plough.
| forks. shovels. hocs cradles moving scythes. &c.
| About u tons timot y hay. lot of marsh hay
| wheat and oats straw by the ton. oats by bushel
| barrels cider. and many other articles.
| Conditions of Sal,-All srm' of fifty dollars
under. cash; all sums over u y dol ars a credit
| six months will he given bv ,rchaser giving
bankablc note with approved endorses. with inter
| est from day of sale, or per cert Ell for cash
| VIII. LAMBSON.
| OGLE r MILLER. Auetioneers.
| 6o5 Mari street. Wilmington. Delaware.
| enthusiastically
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

VIRGINIA PEANuTs.-The first shipment of
the new crop of Virginia peanuts has arrived
In New York They were OF fine quality and
were sold at two dollars per bushel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-14

&c. Hays, formerly known as the leader of the
..Texau Rangers" is living on the income Of over
100000, in Alameda, Cal.