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New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK. ..........-...s'.''nKfr' IL
CLEARED
se,m.hip Bremen IN Lodewigs. Bremen Oelnchs Co
gsashin ionia tBrl, OyeastOne GIasgoE henlefon bs
Steamship Anasns Doanc "ai'e''"u @AN NJ ''N''
lory x Co. mn, sA N.-,v P.,5. 4 Ca
Steamship y. W. Bruno. Foster Baltimore.
Steamship Phadephia DAVIS. PtillrPns M.
steamshin Wamsutta Fish New Bedford Ftfguson "oo
shin Dina ore tBrl Whslley, hTespool Afhe Ilis
Ship Duisherg (Cier), oje, Rotierim wa bAituote
Rark Argona1 (Ger) Steuegae Bremen herDan Mop w.
Rsrk Eno (Austl Zach, ORDERS funen Els e %
Rark Tust (Nor D. Axelson Cork for osd rs FuIen Ee W.
BARI Preden tNor) Necr Crondt Lsiens bs ~,
Bsrk Amenea Cer Roper Bremen and Hamburg r U9Aa
Bsrk Miranda lBrl McSabb. Johns " - boSlpE N'c0ah
Brig Guiding Freethy Charleston Ben'ey hliei y"
Brig Flora (Br), MaIfori. C.onssit T. G. 'haDo' .c
Brg Saus (Spsn) Salus. Palms Tor orl D. " 'A'e' ~
sehr Heury Merritt. jacksonville
Schr. Selsie tBrl. Prescott Sc John. ~ b.
schr. Monitor, Bowditch, Providence
Schr. Hummng Bird Stephens windsor ~ y
ARRIVED.
Yacht Euehantress Ming, Cowes g davs
Pennington Galveston sept
Esv N Ell 6h With mdse and pass q &. H. Mallory Co
steamship vksbug Merrill PoraEfrnee sept l. d. natV s4
ae".ixss ais with mdse and pass y. W. Keutzen.
Stssmshp Ranger fBr) Sdrey Z. b. days with coal
ShD Beaso Uamha tof Beat MeCann Calcutta Apnl ~ sai
Bsk Midas of Bath Mel Higgins Liverpool % days with mise
1ark L,dis (Br) Seoyile Antwerp 50 da. 5, With mdse
Hsrk saccess tGerl Bshrend Newcastle 5e days With njs
BARK Smpd (Ital) Degregou, NAedori - days IN DoiAsL
Bs Union star of Parrsboo n ST. Merriam Wentworth n S,
days. with sypsum
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLYMOUTH Sept 1.-The Line steamship Van
daa FrsnIeo, from Newlork Aug 49, o hamoa Ar'e1 ee
soUrHasrros Sept 1.-THE steamship TasnaOa from AsPnw
LyHEpoo sept 1.-THE White Line steamship Rspoeh',
Perry. from New-Yok Aug 81, has arrived here -, -.
HkyAS, sept 9Arnyet steamship city Of Havana, Deahen to
GFor Latest ship se,cs FIN Page
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION.

The First Ward Greeley and Brown Club of
Buffalo has been reorganized. with Thomas Walsh as
President.
A young mems Greeley and Brown Club has
been organized I'm YOnkers NJ Y, with Henry L. Smith
as President and John +. Glemon, Secretary.
Eighty voters of New-Paltz, Ulster County,
n. Y, organized Greeley and Brown Club the Sist
ut ond elected Jonas F. Atkins. Liberal Republican,
President.
The following are the officers of the Greeley
and Brown Club Of Lewisburg, NJ Y; President. Sandy
Higgins; Vice Presidents. j. Milton Worden, and +
REYNOLDS; Secreares j. De Witt Miller, and DR.. John
H. Churchill Treasurer, ~ NJ. Worden. The usual com
mittee5 were appointed
A large Greeley and Brown meeting at
Esopus N Y, was addressed by Charles w. Edgar and
John Cofey after which campaign club was organ
lied. The following officers chosen: President,
John Lundy; Vce-PresideDt. Charles w. Eigdr; Cor
responding Secretary John COuey, seventy elgns per-
SONS joined the club.
A Greeley and Brown Club was organized in
Chester Orange County. N. Y, August 3O by the cleo
ton of the following officers: President John b. Ran
dolph Vice Presidents, Oscar Dunlani and f. Mofat;
Secretaries Howard Allison ana n s. Thompsnn Treas
urer N. DemOrest; Executive Committee B X. C0nklin
and j. j.. Foster.
The two Greeley and Brown Clabs of Sus-
pension Bridge, N. " have united. with James McFeg
gan President and the former Presidents Of the old
clubs included among the list Of VcoPresdents The
Postmaster OF the place, James Low. says he would
rather vote for Horace Greeley feel that he was
right, than to be Postmaster
The Liberal Republicans of Waverly and
Abingdon. Pa. organized Greeley and Brown
Club last Saturday. and chose the following officers :
President Davis Dean; Vce-Presdents, john Stone,
Wm II. Carpenter and N. B. Hills Secretary Amengo
Mumford Treasurer. G; A. Cowes. The Democrats OF
Waverly subsequently Joined the club.
In response to call signed by 65 Liberal
Republicans Greeley and Brown Club has been organ
lied at lion. N. ", with the following permanent
officers: President, III. B. Maben VicePresidents. Ar
thur Tay lor Thos RDgwOod A. A. Morgan, Sanford Get
j. NJ Dygert, aud q others; Secretares George o.
Rasbach. and Addison Brill; Treasurer, W. j. Lewis.
A Greeley and Brown Club has been organ
lied at Chatham Village, Columbia County, n Y, with
the following officers President Nathan Post Vice
Presidents the Hon. NJ NJ. Tompkins, A. vosburgh Dr.
r. H. vedder Alvin Wilbur, and the Hon. w. NJ McClel-
Ian Secrearies 3. g. Bushnell, and t. r. Peck Treas
urer John H. MesIck. The Chairman OF the Executive
Committee is A. Hoes One hundred and seventy five
persons enrolled their names.
The officers of the GlOverstown On. " Gree
ley and Brown Club follows: President, Daniel
d. Judson; voe-Presidents Z. W. Smith, Aanson Jud
son. ii. NJ. Leonard John g. Green d. 8. Frank, @. g. W.
Green, James @. Steele Ward J. Wells II L. Burr and
Rufus Washburne Secretaries, Charles BrOckway and
H. f. Newbury; Treasurer, James w. Green Executive
Committee, Eugene Beach, K ID. Burr John c. Allen. j.
B. Whpple, and j. s. EnOs.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
NEGRO PREJUDICE INFLAMED By WILSON'S
KNOW-NOTuING OATH.

TO the Edttor or Ths Trtbhne.
SIR: While at the North the friends OF
Grant try to evade the charge OF Wilson's being Know
Nothing Is not denied by Carpebaggers at the South
for when talking to negroes they ayow It, The oath
Wilson took as Known othng is read or repeated TO
them. prove that he ia opposed TO foreign mmgra
ton and will do all in his power to keep foreigners from
voting, and prevent the Irish and Germans especially
from settling the country s they say to interfere or
compete with African labor The negroes are told that
Wilson more their friend than even Grant, who made
them free and looking TO the future they nave 10 rely
Wilson To keep down the Dutch and lrsh Jhe Car
pet ggers satisfied with fOmentlng ana keeping
up strife the and whites NJ tho SOUTH as
they have done for seven long years, Tor their own
selfish purposes have arrayed themselves win the
negro against all foreigners We're there ever snch UNI
scrIpulOus political t1cites 7 IEACE,
fauqs,er County. Va, sept. '. l5IL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
nRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. j. w. Wallack's engagement at Booths
Theater win terminate with this week The few remaining
Rpet's Should not be- neglected Mr. and Mrs Dion
the 10th inst, In "AErabna-Pogue"
The ballad-snging of Miss Lillian HyltOn
has attracted pleased attention at the Theater COque
This vocalist comes, told from the London Aham.
bra She possesses sweet voice. which has been care
fully trained and her musical execution characterized
by neatness OF expression. Her performance II may DO
added gives indications OF refinement
Mr.. w. S. Andrews--whO is remembered as
clever and rising comic actor in the old Winter Garden
Tbeaterpurposes this season. TO make professional
matte kinda disqustion on Dialect HGmOr nterspersed
with mpersonations OF character and cOoques In diff
erprse TO be undertaken the West by Mr. Sol Smith
Russell, late OF the Berger Family.
The tickets sold at the Grand Opera House.
bear this notice T6s ticket is simple personal license
TO enter the teater and revocable at any time by the
Manager. II revoked, the purchaser must leave the
tbeater and his money will be returned II the ticket
sold transferred In the street. the bearer Will not be
permitted 10 enter the theateP "-An this has a high
aAd mighty sound; but If to any extent 1t shall
tribute toward a0atlng the nuisance OF tcketspecu-
From recent letter on the subject of the
spelling OF Bhakespeare's name-a theme Of everlasting
controversy-we clip this passage "The poets sigma
ture VIII ought assuredy 70 be received not only
as authentic but the Of all his signatures afford
ing standard OF correctness from the greater chance
fay WritteS even although whoever engrossed it com
menoed the document with, /, William Shakespeare"
own act in the presence OF several Witnesses One Of
his printed Comedies OF 1895 has the signature;
also the folio edition Of his plays. 1928"
The opening of the new comedy theater on
Union square assigned for Tuesday evening September
II. We printed, time ago, list Of the company
engaged here, together with full particulars AS 10 the
REORGANIZATION OF the theater and the plans OF its d.
rector Mr. A. NJ Palmer. Suboined Is the cast OF parts
with which the new comedy OF Agnes, written by
Mr. sardOu, for Miss Agnes Ethel,wili be presented
Ethel Eiwais
Pshtee P rdaunt Mons Bsrod ~ r. hsckay
Mile stella Phis Glover Poydor Henry Mon
Md GradRnsd Emily Meayer COusse w. b.
Dne ... Jennie Lee Lucisn Reyel....J p Buraeu
Rose Lauren PHILIPPE LsiAe Claude DarroHgb
Kate Holland yObneAu. W. Wilder
Charlotte Gave Lamb
ID H. HAGns stuart
B0nnArdin.. MARI Smith Little .....J Howard
Marc NATcsse MiehAuf Call Boy Mss Thorpe
Lamb Mab0a. II Qaiglsy
k4y5aei BsoaVtHs. George rsfEsst
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
OLD MANSIONS REMoDELED.

Workmen are improving the building No.
Bowling green by adding Mansard roof and enllrgng
IFS front windows and doorway. The noted row Of six
otime fashionable Mansions Of which this Is one was
long 20 surrendered business but It's architectural
transformation has been very slow Five oil the houses
still retain the old Dutch roof and dormer windows and
half ~ them vet cling to their irou-ienced couryards
The ranr Of the Others have been discarded and their
courtyards agged on a level with the sidewalk Tho
one nearest Whitehall-st. furnished with laIge
doorway and lower front windows some time ago. inc
houses have queer and rather unbusinesslke appear
auce but when all shall have been renodeied ana
broad sidewalk secured by the removal OF tne REMAINDER
OF the yards they will add much To the Dcau3 O
tbat locality and become more desirable az oihces
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
SENATOR SUMMERS DEPARTURE.
THE CONDITION or HIS HEALTH-HIs CONF

DENCE IN GREELEY'S ELECTION.
Boston Correspondence Springfield R,pnbifoaa.
To say that Boston and Massachusetts gen.
orally surprised at Charles Summers departure for
Europe does not half tell the story There a painful
shock at the knowledge OF its occasion and the doubt
generally expressed OF his restoration health with
their usual folly and malice the Grant seized
the occasion 10 abuse HIM afresh-The Adverser which
has traditional hatred OF him, and The Traveller being
conspicuous this way These assaults do him no HARM
nents who rejoicing In their hearts that he has
longer strength enough to meet them In the Presidential
campaign he has been hoping 70 do. Tho truth s that
Mr. Summers condition OF health Is more critical than at
following the assault OF Brooks he such danger
as now. He was thon comparatively young-about as
with yigOr OF constitution not undermined
slow disease and by intense application TO his work Now
he Is upward Of co. and the since 1851 have been
years OF such constant mental labor and tension few
men can undergo after they so. All through the
and for years afterward. besides his special task
champion OF the c0ored race who now treat him un
gratefully, he was virtually the foreign secretary OF the
Government and the management OF our vast and com
plieated foreign affairs fell upon him even than
upon Mr.. Seward. During the sessions Of Congress,
always AT his post, aud Senator the fOrma
tOn OF the Constitution has probably spent so many
days and nights IN Congress work Charles Sumner.
None except Benton, and possibly Calhoun, were so
many years III the Senaie believe and In their time
the sessions were short, compared with what
they have been since 1880. Ever since 1856,
too. Mr.. sumner has suffered more or less
from tho effects OF BrO0ks's club. and these
still felt IN his system The disease OF the heart, which
threatens his life, angina pecorsi tho technical name
any rate 10 Is complicated with that and with other
Ills incident tO increasing age ana has most
serious ~ character Since his return from Washing
ton. lev weeks axo hs Las sttso2 VI ~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Martin Dittle, age 43, German, ef No. 25s
East Houston-st. died Bellevue Hospital yesterday
from injuries to the head sustained in falling from tho
roof to the second floor OF building in springst
while he was at work on Tuesday.
Mary Ernst, age S5 was instantly killed yesterday
noon by falling from fourth story window 70 inc yara
OF her residence No. 125 Suffolk St, while hanging out
clothes.
Patrick Cummings, age "a. no residence was almost
Instantly killed Yesterday afternoon by falling down
the basement steps OF the bakery at No. 4i Ihr dave
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
The COURTS.
CRIMINAL NOTES.

NJ. Ahlender alias Magnus Henderson, charged
with eb4ing IN Swedish Government was halze e.
teay by Commissioner Osborn AAnter Immediately reas
o q similar charge.
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday, he
corier HAeke presiding stealing Sf from FaueA
DonnIs store No City Hspee Dt 70 e STATE Pson 10,
u VIM Jones' stealing coting o 1hohis baker % NO ~
South Fhve years john W. BroSn charged sits sahs -
worth Of goM leaf $4 No 90 Broome ""
co1itted Patrick Martin stealing horse q Louis.
Isey charged with stealing 80 from Mrs Michael D. siyres 81
No "a wa acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
POLITICAL MISCELLANY
THE VERMONT ELECTION.
FULL RETURNS FROM ALL BIT FOUR tow ,sy.s
Total. ..A,167 l2,Ol5 426l5 l5,2S9 42.2iS 1904

Total vote in 1863 for President 562l2; for GoveToi
579O for Governor, 1872, 5s,Sl7 Majority Tor Grant,
s2 22 majority for Page 2326; majority for Converse
256O9.
The four towns remaining to be heard from cast In
1870 1877 votes for Stewart. Rep 1J votes, and Tor
Heaton, Dem, Is.
sTree (BioOmbed Maidstone and VeorT COZ nS'
foee snail town (Brovuingtou) heiri from in ler2
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

,, hos nevcr turned its back any man because he
a moor or because he ignorant, or because nc was
black q,
At the close of Gov. JEWELS speech Gen. ThomaS d.
9 t,on was introduced and delivered long address.
hich was received with applause. The audience then
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
CALRNDARS-Tnis DAr.

srppr.z "opens Da mCilen-
tar called st ~
81 The rre,eg,r Compspy agt IT, Dobbs agt Fielder %
Tous I,wrspce and
Denver R. r. Co. B..lioister ag'. Mere et ~
g. Roirg Green savings Ban III. ag Clifford et al
az. Told et al l26. Crawford agt Waters. Recf.
so psrl et al al Ulruers lJ5. .Seixas ag- SeiiI@
Frscke, jr, Wilson. ltO sculder agL aI1- a..
al Fielder 6 l5b MoOrshead et a. as SuA
srtious1
l59. Lookup agt Collins
N,,n,xr couar-TRt,L TsRM-PaRr L-SHEA "opens sni
calendar called at ~ A. ~. ,,
49, Hausser GentiL 22l Martin sgt Coinmere'A "4
ll6. Richie agL UllueE -. thal rs 70
1884, Schif agt ID bingham 22s i anna ag IoNne' a.,
1885, Renerorth AFT Ufsel I%jkees agt lpe ~ j.
l56. Same agt Same, TaiA N anu T. h''o' H. H.
2l-. Lindsay sg.. DAYTON. %.
2l8. .Scanlon Strauss 70. haJet SGT oaomot
49, Fuller at. Weston. rs. Young ag' bu,L
Weston. 2b. Schultz Az. SchhHIs
Gordon, robbery; L)ns
Hambin William Walsh William OBnen, PancA Hu5Les yohi
Kesr elonous and burglary Heay Etrap lachd he
Alfred Anderson. Henry Wilson julia May grand hFcehY L1
son Mar Wood Mary Stewart Bertha BrOckman. EEloeb He
larceny frOm the person.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

sons of scotcbmeD. and will probably be In position
ready for unyang st. Andrews Day, Nov. So when
the formal presentation will be made. The various
saoch societies OF the city, and other civic orgsniza
thns will participate In the ceremonies.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
P1SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LOYDoN-Ia steamship Eria. sept llon Call Frsnci'
Gum DR. D. TYLER Mr. snd Mrs. Thorn, J. H. Vercoe w T. lay-
or Nine vrnie Casssut VIM Taynor j Mrs Sails and niin
Roberts John Carter Mrs g. r. Co9mh erea and MANI
Prof SyL -. 8, 49,,
FOR LTvBRPoOL-In steamship Wyoming Sept li-Jaige
Boe Regipa GRAY ESQ, Beet. Frank Gamer Mr. x
Lynch Edgar Bruce Mr. Agosun Mr and Mr. A. d. Moore scott
Gilbert Gilbert, Charles COomhe Sarah Moore ieons" fe
and sons, Robt Nef VIM B. Dean, Michael Geoi
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
DECIsIONs-sEPT. II.
......an Cn,,rf- (hnrnhera - RV .lnnOn YNOnarN.-

Curtis Denied 30 costs OF motou 10 sble h
event agt LI Go think the demurrer can be coz ,is
defendant abide the event Adno1 s
ssnot-jnienen, grntd d Fowler Thompsonsay vacated
Warren agt denied with $40 costs The People et
rel the Staten Island Railroad Company agt NeEonNouon oe
with 10 costs opposing (Se mem Foley at Eaan e a. leo
opinion.l
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

Sun 5:33 6:li Moot no'n
Sandy Hook. 2fl Goys islsnd ElI heh PA'e Fe >"
aiGH DAN-p -.
HOOK Cows sand... 5ol lieu bNe -"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
80 Uhom II nan Concern

EOR RELIABLE INFORMATION on NORTH
CAROLINA her Agricultural NJ neral Industrial ara
Re.oarccs address L. LABiAUX, RidgeNay, Warren CO.. n
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
meooins Garos. CT.

At VIM. EVERDELL~ SONS, No. l04 Full
n t-.,.-wgDDlsd CARDS pl Fisk SFATrNSSi V''"'
hsAsa islAt
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

EXAMINATION OF THE ALLEGED NATHAN MUIR
DERER POSTPoNED-A WRIT OF HABEAs
CORPUS ISSUED.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-12

SUPREME Leonard "opens at NA mCien-
Gar called st u n. .
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

developments in the Sugsrcreek iubrica-
"ns district, near this city, are being push
ed rapidly, and good strikes are numerous
Inc Fee McC amopt and Galloway tracts
are the most productive, while derricks are
oe'ng erected far beyond the producing ter
ritory, In northeastern direction, by par
ties who have secured leases. We are in
formed that Jonathan Watson OF Titusv,lle.
and other extensive operators, are purchas-
ing and leasing lands south of Cberrytree,
ana few miles back OF Reno, upon which
Developments will soon Le commenced.
[Venango Citizen.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

An enterprislng genius has started O
Wholesale steam chicken factory at Elgin,
LII. His experimental "set' of eggs, cor
s'stlng OF several thousand, was laid in place
recently, but unfortunately to- steam was
luroed ON TOO fact and the entire nest cooked
instead of ba,ched.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

One OF the old British guns on the fleet
captured by Commodore Perry during the
war OF 1872 has just been presented to the
Cleveland Historical Society. 1t is to be
placed at the base of the statue Of Perry iD
10 the public park oftbat citv.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

Ths Tionesta Republican says: Tbe
bridge men are now at work Oh this side o,
the river, the two piers and abutnent on tb.
other side being built above high water
marx, and 1t is likely that the next high
water will not in any way interfere with
'he work. AS far IS the bridge has proceed
ed' u 10 The most permanent and substan-
'ai structure of The kind we have seen any
where
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

The construction OF the New York urde,-
sronrd railroad is to CONNIE rce 10 septem-
b'r. The letting of cou,rac's, ard estimat-
es. and preparations of the character Of the
work, will occupy until that time.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20

.Titusville don't "On to Buffalo, as muct
as they did few weeks ago.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-07-20
TiaL OlE. MaENEE..
BY W. U. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
July 20. 1872
The petroleum market is quie. to-day at
1885 an advance of Is cents over yester-
days prices. We hear of no transactions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-22
1872, The Direct Route 1872
G

TO
MONTREAL, OGDENsBURG and QUEBEC,
Is VIA THE CONNECTICUT RIVER RAILROAD
LINE,
And the most direct route to Brattlebere, Bellows
Fails, Rutland, Windsor, White River junction,
Wells River, and 6J AIILES shorter than any other
route to WHITE MOUNTAINS
EE-Fast Express Train Pm.
Leaving New York at 800
Springfield at 500
Arriving at Montreal at $50 A. NJ.
Pullmans Palace Sleeping Cars on all night
trains.
tD-This is the only line running Express Trains
through from New York tO Montreal with but ons
cnange.
az Passengers can procure tickets at all tho
principal Hotels and uhlces also, at New York ami
New haven Railroad Depot, corner z1th street and
4th Avenue, New YORK.
fN- Don't forget 10 a for tickets via Connecticut
Railroad Line.
c. W. PoULSoN,
mT2l-Sm General Agent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-22
DR.. Wells Extract of Jurubeba,

retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to the
plant and must be taken as permanent curative
agent
ls there want Of action In your Liver and spleenY
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes impure
by deleterlOus secretions producing sCrOfulpus or
skin diseases, blotches, feons, pustules, canker,
plinples, &c, &c.
Take Jurubeba to cleanse, purify and restore the
yitlated blood TO healthy action.
Have You pyspeptc Stomach Unless digestion
is promptly aided the system is debili ated with less
Of vital force, poverty OF the 81 3d. Dropaica ten
denotes, general weakness or lassitude.
Take 1t TO assist dges len without reaction IT will
impart yOuthful.YiROr to the weary sufferer
Have you weakness OF the Int stines You are
in danger Of Chronic DilrrhUa or the dreadful In
lamatiOn of the boweis -
pase it I! allay irritation and ward of tendency
to nnamatlOns.
Have YOU weakness Of the Utering or Urinary Or
gans You must procure instant relief Or you are
lahle to suffer worse than death.
Take II 10 strengthen organic weakness or life
becomes a burden.
Finally II should be frequently taken to Keen the
system in perfect he Attn OF you are otherwise in
great danger of malarial, miasmatic or contagious
diseases,
JOHN @. KELLOGG, IS Plat St., NY.
Sole Agent for the United States.
PToe, 81 per bottle, Send for circular, Jylb4W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-22
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EI "a E1zszlIl,l.zr DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
&k1W ~ @1A@V@ LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 2OTH, 1sT2
Sundays exceptedD Passenger Trains will leave as
fouows:-
SOUTHWARK. NoHTHwARD
Passenger. Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AM, Pm. Pm. AM, Pm. Pm
LEAVE. Arrive
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-22
IGENSRAL NArURE, No. ISL

an act to establish certain post roads.
90 u enacted by III. enafe and HOUSE Of Bsprsssnta
s,l sMha M Chitsd Stdtos Qf BtHic1, in Compress as
tal,,,S. nat, the following be- and are hereby, es-
'a"'Aiti az post roads:
INDIANA.
Evansville. va OaAia'ih anu NAsN'ihe' !"
I,9, franklin, via Bargersyllle and Cope, to
approved, April 90, 1871,
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