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The Portland daily press., 1872-10-19
WINTER Is COMING,

WINTER Is COMING.
Ere long the Winter will be here, rE
As signs now clearly indicate;
The leaves are falling far and near
And frosts do cooler nights create;
The grains are ripening in the fields rtIu-
Soon to be gathered from the soil;
And nature to the farmer Yields
Reward for the warm seasons toll
Now Boys will wish for warmer '.CLoTHEs"
Coat, Pants, Vest, Hat and Shoes complete.
Such as they sell at GEORGE FENNo's
Corner Of Beach and Washington street,
Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-19

themselves The Scots were together A
DouoIas cared more for his country than for
himself An O'Donnell would take the Eng
fish side if they would help him to slice Of
his neighber's land. (Laughterl An old pro-
T tSe sst you can always find two other irish
men to turn it, Uaughter.) O'Donnell was
no exception. He it was who, when reproach-
ed for selling his country, said he thanked God
that he had a country to sell! Laughter)
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-19

FOR FERROTYPES, TINTYPES.
and the Chrome Ferrotypes, go to A. S. Davis & Co
No. so Middle ST., near corner of Exchange
au20 d3mO sn
The Portland daily press., 1872-10-19

Tor PRINTING neatly executed at tn
81 Office. " Va
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
Midsu m mer Maladies.

The hot solar rays that ripen the harvcsts geper-
ate many distressing diseases. Ifthe liver be all
predsposed TO irregulari,c cs this is the in
waich bilious attacks may be anticipated. weak
stomach too, is weakest in the summer months. and
the loss Of vitality through the ores b, excessive
respiration is so great that wholesome tonic,
combining also the properties of difusive stimu
liant and gentle exhIlarant is in many cases neces-
sary TO health. ana under no circumstances should
be dispensed with by the sickly and debilitAte Of
all tn, preparations intenued thus to refresh, sus
tain tortiiy the human frame there is that
will compare with Hostetter s Celebrated Stomach
Bitters. They have been weighed in the balance oil
experience and not found wanting; have been re-
commended from the first as u great medici al spe-
cifc, not as beverage and iii spite Of interts ed
opposition from innumerable quarters, stand after
twenty years trial. ut the head of all proprietary
medicines intended for the prevention anu cure OF
all ordinary complaints OF the stomach, the liver,
the bowels and the nerves In the unhealthy dis
trcts rdering the great rivers OF California, Hos
letters stomach Bitters may be cllssed the stan
dard one for every species Of intermittent or re-
mittent fever. Toe people who inhabit those dis
trcts place the most implicit conf ience in the pre-
by the results of Its operation.
As bitters. called, Of the most pernicious char
acter. springing up like fungi every side. the
public rs hereby 10rewarned against the dram shoE
frauds. ASK Tor liostetters Bitters. sec that the
label, etc are correct and rsmem Der that the gen
une article is never sold IN bulls. but in bottles only
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
Business wo,,ces.

Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest Ccfee.-Good
Rio, 2Sc; better. 30c best strong. 32c per fh Tx
ira Maricabo and Lagusyra,35c; Old Java, 4Oc
T,a-A trial will convinrc ,ou that our 75c
and 81 Oolong are the best III town; finest japan,
el.2O; hnest Imperial, Sl6o; finest Eng Break
fast, 81 40.
..Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market. 20c
for IN cans syrups and molasses cheaper than
ever. BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard
feb20-lY
L. II. Foulk, No. l02 West Second street,has on
hand fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced IN lilo, at low
prices. Je' Z.
Cham Coot.-stove 1913, Nut $4.75 per 224O
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
treet Bridge feb21-tf WIN. }. BROWN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

SACRIFICED. The fine farm of Joseph Mol
row. containing about 1886 acres situated near
Chestertown, Md, was sold at public sale, on
the 26th ult to Mr.. Usulton, for 1900 The
claims against MI e. amounted to n.ar$2o,
600. consequently many of the creditors will
not receive one cent. A few of our citizens
are amoEg the sufferers for small sums, one
holding claim for about $500, another a pro.
tested note for $780, and others small sums
Mr.. Z. resided in our city year Or two, but
is now resident of Philadelphia, and passed
for quite wealthy man. At one time the
farm would have sold for about $3O, 900.
.-I2eDutltcdn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

TEMPERANCE SERMoN.-Las: evening the
Temperance Societies of St. Paul's and St.
Mary'- Catholic Churches, and the Young TEN.
perance Cadets of ST. Peters Church, assembled
at ST. Paul's, and marched in body to st.
Mary's Church. where an able and instructive
Temper ance sermon was delivered by Bishop
Becker, which was listened 10 with great alten-
ton. The church was crowde,: and the large
number IN procession showed that the efforts Of
the Catholic clergy Of this city in the cause OF
temperance, has no, been without avail.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

FOURTH STREET sPR NC The extremely
muddy condition Of the hvdran' wale,, this
morning, rendering il totally unfit for Use,
Fo,rh stree, spring was early beseigrd by a
clamorous crowd. provided with pitchers, buck
els boilers, tubs, and vessels of every conceiva
BILE description. For over three hours, the
crowd continued and finally became 80 unruly
that the presence OF policeman was required
10 preserve order. The spring continued TO BE-
well pa,ronized all morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
PENINSULAR NEWS.
TALBOT COUNTY,

HAYING. Hay harvest seems to have COM
menced in earnest. Many Of our farmers have
housed their clover and timothy. The yield is
much better than We expected.
HARvLsT.-The wheat harvest in this coun.
ty is about finished, and, a. far as we have been
able to learn, the grain is very good. but the
straw light. The yield will be much better than
first expected. In many cases the farmers will
get better returns than they did last year.-Sr.
MlCHAKL's COMET.
RENT COUNTY.
Land Sales. "A large quantity of Kent county
land was offered at public sale on "Wednesday
last, and the tracts cold brought low prices
"Huntiugheld." a valuable farm Of 4l0 acres.
on Chesa peake Bav, sold for S35 per acre. The
Nichols Farm. Of 457 acres, on Chester River ano
Langfords Bay. brought S2O per acre. subject to
lien of $2,700. Both purchased by DIR. hoina'
Brown, of Baltimore city. The Carrow Farm, III
the second election district 'l5 acres, sold to John
N. Uslton, for $4,000. Ine Camp Farm, lls
acres, was purchased by Bennett Wilson tor e..
400. The strong Farm, c. H. Baker Trustee
was withdrawn at <33 40 per acre, and the Thomas
Farm at $45 0S per acre. The Spencer Farm was
purchase by W. d. Burchinal Tor $4,000.
Harrest.-Our farmers have been busily en-
gagged this week harvesting their wheat crop, and
| the most of them other done cutting or vii
finish to-day. The frequent rains IN the earl,
part OF the week retarded somewhat their opera
tons, but the benefits accrung to other crops vii
more than repay any draw backs then experienced
Kent Neaos.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

DROWNED On Sunday morning, colored boy
named Charles Thompson. about l6 years OF age.
living with a man named Eversoil, about q mile
from Newport, went bathing in the Christiana.
near that place with his two brothers. Shortly
afterwards he slipped into deep hole and was
drowned, although his brothers made every effort
to save him. Coroner Woodward was notified.
who summoned jury and held an inquest. The
iurv rendered verdict of "ac ,idental drowning"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

ACCIDENT AND DELAY.-On Saturday after.
noon, during the prevalence of severe storm
Of rain, the mill dam near Sager's Station, vii.
minston 4 Reading Railroad, was broken and
a small bridge, at that place. across which the
track ran, was nearly carried away by the water.
consequence Of this accident, the down train due
here Al 9:l5 and the up train which leaves here
at 5 P. NJ. were each delayed about two hours
A large force Of wor men were promptly put
to work. aud the damage was entirely repaired
by morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
SOCIETIES.
uRKrrNas rHls xynNIN0.

Delaware Lodge, No l, l y U f. at qua fe'-
lows Hail, Sd and KING streets. ,o,.r,
Hermann Lodge. No 20, 0 . r, n'ooo '''-
lows Hail, 81 and King.
Cherokee Tribe, No4, U II M, NJ lieu we"
Hall, AIS Market street.
Lenape Tribe, Noe, ID r M, in fourth story |
SaviIle Building, 9th and Market street -
Wilmington and Brandywine Councii, NO. D.
u. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth aud Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 9, . U NJ, at Mechan'
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No b, Jr, U A Mat
Hall, 9Th and Market streets. a.
Enterprise Circle, B U A, at Hall 5o4 Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No l, K Of p. at knights
of Pyth.as Hall, No. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No 3. @ F, at Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd aud Market.
Old Church Division, No IL, 5 OF 1 Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawasct Lodge. No l3, l o of q T. at room
18th and scott streets.
Washington Lodge, No l, A + A, at hail.
Second and KING streets.
General Trevino, it is reported from Cam
areo has CERTAINLY occupied Salitillo. The
Government General CevallOs still talks OF an
early move upon Monterey, and IL Is again
| ru,nortd that Outrage Is marching upon Gam
argo.
Seven loaded oil cars at Palmyra, n. T..
caught fire from passing engine on Satur
day, and were destroyed. The railroad
tracks for some distance were also consumed.
One hundred and fifty Of the revolving con.
victs at the Auburn, N. T., Penitentiary, are
still confined in cells upon bread and water
diet, an undergoing correction by the pad
die" and the Iron caps"
A Georgia cat has young rabbit fully do
lnesticaled with her family OF kittens.
In Catawba county, n. c. Baptist and
Methodist congregation have swapped houses
of worship.
The Columbus Cia. factories have consumed
six thousand two hundred bales of cotton thi'
season.
A south Carolina paper wants to know ri
Govern-r Scott is his party's enterprisng chie
or most enteprising thief
The cotton crop in eastern Carolina ha
been injured by cold weather, rain and hail
1t is not as good as it was last year.
Miss Mary Custus Lee, daughter of the lat
Gen Robert E. Lee left for Europe on tn
steamer Lelpzy from Baltimore, recent re
: Gently.
From the Mobile TRIBUNE: It Is pretty gen
5 orally conceded that one Of President Grant
military family created Adam badeau-der.
A thrifty German couple in Charleston,
c., are the happy parents OF boy infant, onl
+ one year old who weighs seventy pounds,
y At Titusville, Pennsylvania, Oh Saturday 81
= hundred thousand barrels of petroleum Oil chang
: ed hands, involving about two million dollars.
Harriet Beecher Stowe will give readings i
New Haven in September.
The Woman's Journal is not prepared 10 adm
that Dr. Mary Walker Is representative woman
1t Is said that Carlyle offered Rl00O
:. write des ,ript,on OF the Derby Day for an Eni
d lish Journal.
o Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams and daugh
i. ter have left Paris for Brussels.
II Princeton College has conferred the degre
y of LII d. upon Parke Goodwin.
% Mr.. AlgernOn e. Swinburne is about
: publish a reply to recent criticism, to be er
- titled Under the Microscope"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

NARROW EscAPE.-Edward Mcluall, Jr, re-
turned to Wilmington on Monday evening last
from his wedding tour. He was upon the train
Oh the Erie Railroad whic recently met with dis
,ster. and although thrown fifty feet down an emu
,ankm.nt both he and his bride escaped unhurt
So It may be said that they commenced married
life in a rough and tumble sort of way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

FoUNDLING.-Early Sunday morning. as a
colored man named Alfred Spencer, was COM
ing in from McDowellviIle, he discovered an in.
lant, out Eighth street, near the new basin. The
child, which appeared to be about two months
hoisted over it. The colored man took il up,
and brought it to the City Hall, where it was
fed, and afterwards sent " the Aims House.
The child was quite pretty and well di ies~ed hut
there was nothing abo,,, its person or clothing
to indicate to whom it belonged or by whom il
was left there. Near by was lady's fan which
was doubtless dropped there by the person
leaving the child, but there was no mark upon
it by which the owner could he identified.
A SELL.-On Saturday, bills we're posted up
around the city, announcing the coming Of the
"Fakir OF Europe" the celebrated magician"
&C., who was 10 give performance At the Odd
Fellows Hall, that evening. Among ether at.
tractions were the prices Of useful and valuable
articles which were TO be given away, chief
among which was horse valued at $3.50 In
the evening small number assembled at the
Hall awaiting the performance. shortly after
eight o'clock, a man appeared on the stage, and
stated that owing to the small size Of the audi.
enne, no performance would te given, but that
all could have their money returned by going
to the ticket Office. He then disappeared, and
the audience, rushing TO the ticker Office, and
found, as might have been expected, that no
money was 10 be obtained there. A diligent
search was made for the delinquent "Fakir,"
but he succeeded in sludins the vigilance of his
angry pesuen and escaping FROM the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

SALE OF REAL ESTATE On Saturday las
the 22nd inst, K. F. Bratten, Esq. Trustee,
sold the valuable farm situated in Wetlpquin
Neck Wicomco Co.. Md. known as the
Horspy, Esq. of Laurel Delaware, for the
sum OF Sl1,2lOOO. The farm contains 662
acres. aud is about as good as any land in the
county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

po/ cE CASES. VIM. Meacham was arrested
by officer Peterson for corner lounging. Fined
81 and costs.
Only two cases of drunkenness have come up
for trial since Saturday morning. ! he usual
fine and costs were imposed on each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

GOING TO EuRoPE.-Bishop Becker, of this
city, proposes starting for Europe, some time
this week, for a few months tour. At ST
Mary's Church, last evening, at the conclu-
sion of the Temperance sermon delivered Dy
the Bishop. he was presented with purse of
$1,000, by the members of the Church, as
testimonial of their reverence and regard for
their much loved Prelate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

MUDDY WATER-Y Yesterday and to-day the
hydrant water was SO muddy and discolored as to
be unfit for use. This was doubtless caused BY
the heavy rain and freshet up the Brandywine on
Saturday afternoon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

ABscoNDED.-WilIiam W. Shockley of the
firm of Shock lev & Veszey. produce dealers
absconded last Thursday, taking with him
considerable amount Of money belonging to
the firm. 1t seems that he made many pur-
chases and gave the checks OF the firm for the
same, when his partner had furnished him with
the funds to pay the cash. AS consequence
Mr. Vrazy now finds himself in rather an
awkward prrdicament and tho creditors are
equally badly situated.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

A New RAILROAD CHARTER.-Cnder the
Of 1870, chapter 476, charter has been granted
to the Bay Extension Ra lroad Company, from
present terminus OF the Kent County Railroad
Company, near FairIee. to extend 10 Rock
Hall or the Chesapeake Bay; capital stock
Sl25.0U0 Incorpora,ors-GeorgeN Nickers, Abel
j Re.s and J. T. Richards, OF Kent county, A.
2. Sharp. OF Baltimore city, and j. II. L. Jack
son, Of Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

TURNED OUT.-The members. of the Water
Witch s. F. E. CO., and the members Of the Mo-
rocco Dressers Union, turned out in body THIS
morning to attend the funeral OF VIM. ). Stllber
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

The City Council will hold special meet
ing. this evening.
Asparagus is said to be valuable medicinal
agent in cases of rheumatism and gout.
The Delaware Railroad Dividend is now pay
able at Richardson & Hoopes hardware store.
The is. Circuit Court, met this morning,
but adjourned without tsansacting any busi.
ness Of Importance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
TIVE STATE.

Middletown sbloods" will indulge in horse
racing or the Fourth.
1t ia estimated that nearly fifty dogs have
been killed by poison in Milford within TWO
or three weeks.
Mr.. John s. Harrington, of Milford Hd',sold
$2G7 worth Of Strawberries last season from one
third of an acre.
Mr.. John Morrison, of Middletown, has been
awarded the contract for building the addition
to the Academy, at that place.
The Episcopal congregation and Sunday
schools, Of Dover and Camden, will hold bas-
ket pic mic at the Camden camp ground on
Tuesday.
The wheat crop Of Kent county is small com
pared with " hat II would have been had It not
been for dry weather and the fly, but the gram
is of very 6ne quality.
jackson, Pyle and Cox. Fruit Preservers I'M
der the Alden Process, Of Milde,own, are pre-
pairing their establishment for active operations;
commencing soon upon berries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

POSTPONED Owing to the slight ram and
threatening weather OF Saturday afternoon, the
sale of building lots, by Michael Laly, was post
poned until Saturday afternoon next, at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
Beware Of Tooth Poisons

Vended under the name of ID ntrifices. Adopt
and adhere to the only preparation that really
preserves the teeth, and hardens the gums
fragrant SoZoDONT Its effects on decayinS
teeth are marvellous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

New FoUNTAIN.-The Wilmington Fenn
tain Society are having new drinking fountain
,laced on Market street. below the Raj road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
1ottees.

THE Wilmington ana Western Rail.
i road Company.
WILMINGr'N, DEL june 26th. 1872:
The Coupons OF the First M ltg"ge Bonds o Tho
Wilmington and " estern Railroad Company. ma
turing July lst, 1872. will be paid unon gre.enta
ii n on and after that date. by the First National
tank, Wilmington. Del. The interest on Regis
tered Bonds will be paid at the Ireasurers Office.
WiImin gton. JOHN Y. MCLEAN:
jun dl0t Treasurer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

MASONIC LADIES ExCURsIoN.-The Mason
ic ladies of Lebanon lodge, Chester make ar
excursion to Spruance's Beach to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
new Advertisesns ats.

Midsummer M.ladies
Shaw 4 Drake-Dry Goods
First National Rank Divds nd,
Uni n National Bank-Diviiend.
Sale Of 3 Buildi IS Lots-M ta''y.
Sale Of c II. Nyes Restaurant Fixtures
VIM NJ Kennard + Co.-L!amt Lace Sarques.
National Bank oil vii. anu Brandywine Dividend
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
FIREWORKS

OF every description can be
wholesale and retail at the Great Variety
Store Of ADAMS BRO. 500 NJ ,rket street,
Wilmington. Del. junels lot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
A Camp Meeting

A Camp Meeting
for Red Lion and Glasgow charge. Wilmington
Conference, will be held iD MOOnE'S WOODS.
commencing AUGUST Let. 1872.
tend A. ]. CKOZIER,
Red Lion. Del. June 18th. 1872. Pastor.
D1VERVlEW CEMETERY.
IL lots in kiyerv,ew Cemetery will be sold at
the secreary's Office On end after July lst for one
nonth, rs follows:
Lots fronting on the Avenues l5c. Per square foot
All other Lots. l0c. per square foot.
Payments: One third cash and the balance in
one and two months.
On and after August 1st
L"ts fronting on the Avenues zoe. per square foot.
All ther lots. ltc per sQuare foot.
autographed plots and further information will
bt furnished by !. l.. Thompson. Supe-intendent
ID eiore July lt J.. MAkIS.
junlseod7t Sec'y and Trea.. 3O2 Market street.
nISSOLUTION OF CO.PAkrNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that that co. partnership
| hereto ore existing between the undersigned un
der the firm name OF Hammond 4 Lesry carr age
ouildsrs is this day dissolved BY mutua! consent.
W. HAMMOND.
j. W. LEakY.
| The business will be continued at N. E. corner
| OF Second and French streets by the undersigned
who alone authorized TO settle up the s6xiTs Ot
the late firm Ih .Dktui or past fxvors to the late
hrm, he soliciis continuance OF patronage from
biz friends ana the public general. and vii, guar.
| may2l.3mdGw W. HAMMOND.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

FACE BURNED.-A bov named julius
Krauch, while playing with some powder on
Friday evening. on King street, below Third
had his face and hands severely burned, by
the sudden ignition of the powder.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01

ELECTION OF OFFICERS Lodge
No. 4, l. o. o. F. on saturday evening, elect
ed the following officers 70 serve the ensuing
term.-N g., Andrew-L. Johnson, V. g.,
Samuel e. Mcintyre; r. s., N. B. Culbert.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-01
FOR ShERItF.

THE ARTIZANo SAVINGS BANe
No. 602 Market Street.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Open TO receive deposits daily (Sunaays excsntsd
during the usual business hours, and on TussS.Ns
and Saturday evenings from Z to s O'Clock. N.'
All the profits Of the Bank. after the paymsnto
necessary expenses, are devoted to the bene6to
the depositors. and dividends are made semisnnu.
ally in 'pril and October. Since the ORGANIZATION
of the Bank. in 1861, the dividends have unformir
been at the rate of six per cent per annum
Dividends not drawn are regarded az depos;t.
and ut become entitled to particpat in futnr.
diyidends.
No managers allowed to borrow any Of thofupa.
utrusted to the Bank.
MiS!GRRRS,
WILLIAM ). HILLvs, EpwARp DARLrNo,ox
uEoR0E W. BUSH. ". H.SwIrr
n. X. BENSON. llENaY DURE.
EDWARD BErTs CHARLES ". HOELAHn
A. HIGGINS, Jos Il. JACKSON
GEoRaES ). CAPELLE: tCLEAENI 2. SMvrH
n. l.. LICHTENsTEIk.
WINS. hlLLES. President,
0EO. ". BUsH. Vice President.
| oct2s-1v I"uN y. MCLkAR. Treasurer