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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
TUESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1879.
The Truth ToId unconscious,,.

\ free trade organ attacks the protective sys-
tenn by means OF an argument which shows a
great deal more than be intended. Addressing
manufacturers, he tells them that protection is
not sure Of being continued longer than "from
one congress to another" as the new congress
may lessen or abolish it "either from convic-
ton or lobby influence" Every one who has
spent much time in Washington is likely to
know that free traders understand the uses of
lobby influence. But this writer goes
on:-"Ycu get your tariff; you see
money in manufacture because Of it;
therefore you build factories, buy machinery,
and go ahead. The next congress takes
off the duties; in consequence, you have
to stop your wheels, aud send away your en-
ployes." For this very manifest evil, lie pro-
poses the following remedy Abolish protcc-
ton, establish free trade, and then we shall have
g fewer mandatory failures" That is 10 say,
the free trade lobby now worries ana embarrasses
your business as much as it can. just let the
free traders destroy it altogether and it will
trouble you no more.
Here is an undersigned admission that free
trade would "stop the wheels and dismiss the
ton 10 keep it in Operation. The use of protec-
tion is to keep our own factories and operatives
busy, by preventing transfer of their business
10 foreign countries This free trader is right in
assuming that free trade would to a large extent
kill the business of American factories But
why, in he case he supposes, docs a repeal of
the protective duty stop the wheels and throw
operatives out of employment? Because it
transfers their business to foreign factories and
work men, and substitutes importing-for
manufacturing. The question: between free
trade and protectioa~is usually hidden out of
sight by Tree traders; but this writer undesign-
4rfiy brings it to view very clearly. 1t is this :
Shall very large part of the wares consumed
in this country be manufactured at home OF
ABROAD? Shall our legislation be such as will
stop our factories and deprive our own people of
work, in order TO benefit foreign manufacturers
and importers? Or shall it guard the welfare
of our own people? 1t is very true that free
trade would be attended by "lewer mandatory
failures" No further failure is possible, after
the factories and their business have been de-
girnyrd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

NATURE is completely relieved from the prostrating
Influences of kinney Bladder and glandular diseases,
mental and physical debility, diabetes. gravel fena
weaknesses, ute inc complaints AM in tact all maa-
dies of the uino-genita organs IN either sex by par
taking of SnoLANDER's BUcHU, which has proved 1t
self to be a valuable vegetable remedial agent.
iaI6 dcon9tGvIw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
STessrs. Rice, whiting az Bullock,
Verdict-.s nrvcd.n

Deficient health does net commonly consist in any
special functional der ,ngement and still less In any
special organic arrangement, but is simply this-want
Of sufic ent nourshment. Thtre is, it may be- abund-
ance food but then the complicated apparatus which
ought to convert this food into nutritious blood not
working aright,-and, in th way, multludinous myr-
ads actually starved, slowly and miseraby starved
in the very presence plenty and find heir only asylum
from wretched Ii in premature grave! But it is
the property ofceran substances, when received into
the system, to repair this complicated apparatusto
urge forward that is the work of nutrition Under the
name of Df. Gottlicb Fschs Biters, have prepar-
alton which thus urges iOrward-and that permanently
tool negassfu, taken before or after eating gives
both increased appetite and increased capacity
to digest the food received. Experm, mt will verify
this. This subject continued next week under "The
Importance Ofheath." deOpl&wlw jal5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

On Marrlnge.-Ilappy Relief for Yonng Mon rom
sie eeSlS o. Errors and Abuses in early life Manhood
Marriage removed, New method Of treatment Nc,y
a sl renarkable remedies. looks and Circulars sent
lree, " sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASH
CiArlON' No. 2sonth Ninth street Philadelphia In.
NJ dlu&Thsm -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

Clearing out sale of bonnets and hats at Roche's,
lbs Main, old No. 80. First class goods at half the
cost of manufact re, to close the stock for the
saason
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

HARMLESS AS SUMNER DEW, yet in the highest degree
disinfectant and preseryative, SozoDoNT keeps the
teeth always healthy and potess and the gums ruddy
and free from canker dTu6Flw ial6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
GISTE8s OF MERCY HOSPITAL
" ORCESTEE.

Application is frequently made for admission to the
sisters aspal. For the benefit OF all concerned and
for general req renee, II has been thought well to pub
lish the RULES which have been observed since the
opening. The Intuition is specially design for e-
males who have not the means rconvenienceso being
properly cared for in Of sickness. The great ma
joly of girls who dependent upon Their own exer
tons Tor living. under this class They con ume
their wages when in health almost as earned
aud i'll sickness are thrown upon the charity of the
world Unable to procure III mselves the necessary
medical assistance and proper tIea ment they augu
under the feeling that they bu den to them elves
and to those arcuni them Many girl has been made
scker by the thought and her recovery delayed PEI
haps rendered impossible.
The following are the rules Of the hospital;
l. Females only received.
Three Dollars yearly, paid chea in Eeqlk gives one
right to bed and to all the privileges ofthe Hospital
in time of sickness.
3, Contagious and infections diseases excluded, for
the safety OF the other patti, nts
4. In admissions no distinction made BY reason OF
creed or nationality
s. All those who do not take certificates yearly
must pay by the week and in advance.
Adde'S MOTHER MARY JEROME,
Superior of Convent ofMercy.
p1n
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Chicago, Danvine ana Vincennes First
Mortgage Bonds.
ISSUE ONLY sis,5OO PER MILE.
THE LINE COMPLETED AND IN sue
CESSFUL OPERATION!

The Leading Points in relation 10 these Bonds are
follows:
Ist. The stockholders have built first-class road
and equippe 1t In rstclass manner, mainly iih their
orR moaey.
%. They have built their road through one of the
richest portions state where all the old roads into
Chicago are earning over $4,000 per mile per annum,
and are paving llrge and regular dividends
3d. They have built the shortest road 10 the cele
brated Block Coal Mines, whose products have large
and increasing market in Chicago in the manufacture
of iron, as well as for domestic uses
Ash. The road is done, well equipped, and earning
money, and no argument is required, as in most new
enterprises TO show the company able to build it,
5h. The portion OF the road opened for business last
year earned than WtyPsT cent ADORE its interest
liabilities.
9Th. The amount of the mortgage is very moderate
being only about SlS,5O9 per mile
oh While Railroad Bonds may he plenty, those upon
finished lines so certain to pay and for so small an
amount. are seldom in the market.
Sh. That as the amount remaining unsold is only
sl,OlsOOO, parties who want them should make mmed-
ate application.
The Bonds for 81 900 each, have 40 years to run
and bear interest the rate OF per cent per annum,
payable the first of April and october, both principal
and interest being payable in gold in New York.
We do not hesitate to recommend these Bonds as un-
Usually They attended with none of the uncer
anties projected enterprises, and the prompt pay
men the Interest," and the final payment of the prin
cipal, are certain any future financial event
well he.
Full particulars furnished on application in person or
mail, to
SIessrs. Rice, Whiting a. Bullock,
BANKERS Worcester, Mass or to
W. B. sHATTUCK Il CO. BANKERS,
GENERAL AGENrs.............23 Nassau St, New York
ial6 deOp&weow3m
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Special AOtrtss.


Patents secured.
Reissue Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured;
lncrerences cOnducted all kinds of business with lid
PATENT OFFICE
Transfers Of Rights and Patent Cases attended IN NV
JAMES q. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

Facing the Bnyonet,


When soldiers face the bayonet they take the chance
OF life DEATH but when private citizens deceived y
the preences OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers apply poGsogs TO
THEIR HEADS to change the color Of their hair they
have no idea OF the terrible rsks they run. The first
analytical chemists have endorsed ONE nAIR DYE as free
from everything deeterlous to health, wiz.
Cristaaoro's Excelsior Dye.
Let the wise and prudent stick TO that. It impars
shades of color that are perfectly lleke, and in al
respects the very best
REMEMBER THE SWORD
hnot more dangerous than the lead compounds IN the
market and that the Excelsior bye cantains no lead
A. dressing after dyong use
CRiSTAD0R0'S nan PRESERVATIVE
jHo deOp&weowlm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

A STABLE ms ITUTION.-Just at the per oil when all
stable men were complaining that the ho,se-oi tmeus
ofthe day unstable remedies, the MUST NC LINZ
hENT ma lie its enree IN Mis- oun without any flourish
of trumpets and within ear became the lavorite
enhrocation for the external dstemuers and injuries of
horses and catte in all The and southern states.
From that time to this it has never had rival in the
estimation accomplished hor enen; nor is Its house
hold reputation as a cure Tor rheumatism neuralgia
sore nipples and caked breasts, tumors mum1s sore
throat earlche tO0nache bruises, burns wounds and
sprains whit behind its celebrity as a horse linment
The mothers Of America know its value and apply il
promptly to the ernal injuries of the rising genera
ton. and in fact there is city or township in the
United States where the MUSTANG LINMEST is not re-
garded by both sexes and every as blessing TO the
community deop3tSwlw ial2
To RESTORE the impaired nervous system without in
jury to the constitution, and eradicate kidney bladder
and glandnar diseases Diabetes, gravel retention or in
confluence Of urine, female weaknesses and uterine
complaints generally, and to tone and stimulate the
nervous system, administer sMOLANDERs Buonu II
will surely produce the desired eject and counteracl
anv Of the His arising from any of these maladles
JG deOp3tN wlW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
Foreign Mnrkets.-rBv Atlantic CAME

LoNDoN, Jan. l5.-ConsoIs closed at 92% U. s. 5-2Gs
lS02 9ijs do 1868, old 933s do. 1861, 93H u $.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5-Coton closed quiet and steady
mldulmg upL'nds 4OSsd; do Orleans ldhd sales $1,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
school of Drawing ana Painting.

7VHOUI VI VTssWIHs hHI HHIHIIHA'
GEO. L. GLADWIT
would in om his patrons and friends that he has RE-
MOVED lbs Studio and School of DRAWING and PAINT
ING to SS5 Main in Peoples Fire Insurance Cos
Block al foot of Elm st where, with more cOmmodous
rooms and increased facilities he will continue lnstruc-
tion in all branches Of Drawing and Painting
lie can now in his large rooms, furnish his pupils
abundant opportunity to sketch from objects and from
naure also afford superior facilities for water color and
oil painting
studio Will be omen and instruction given Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and saturday mornings,
from till r. and SATURDAY afternoon from till 5.
GEp f GLADWIN,
ialO DIV Studio 3I7 Main st., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

bFFIOE UF FTHNI NATIUN Al FIEE
~ ms. O., First National pank Building.
Worcester, Jan. 8, 1872.
The Annual Meet of the STOCK Hulders of til First
National Fire Insurance Company. will be held at the
once OF he Company, in Wore stcr Mass on TUES
DAY, II 18Th 'av OF Janulry 1872, at 2 o'clock p. N
for the choice OF Directors for tue ensuing year
The ansacion Of any Uthcr business hat may galiy
come before the meeting. GEO. L. KE NDA l.,
las utm Asst Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

Gen. y. HOppin az Co., Commission Merchants
dealers in FOdr, Corn, Rye oats Malt Meal OF ali
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Lnseed OIL Meal
Jazz du Mechanic st., Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
The
w o r ESTER SAFE OSIT
ANDl
Trust Company,
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Worcester.
GEORGE NJ. RICE. President.
ReceiceS Money Deposit Subject to Cheek at Sight
AND ALLOWS
INTEREST on DAILY BALANCES
AT THE tate OF
FOUR PER CENT PER NNUM

Small Safes enclosed in BurgarProof Cases. to which
the Renter alone has access, offered TO the public for
rent at prices varying from SIS SIS each per annum
II Is place Of Security against Fire BurgiarS Tor
depOsi ing Valu tbles OF ali knus.
Bonds Mortgages Wills, Deeds Jewelry, Silver Plate,
nc received ut very low rates, for 0Ch receipts are
given.
ne Vault, BurglarProof Cases and small Safes are
dOuble-lOcked,
Private Night Watch, on duty from P NJ. to ga NJ.
and a Burglar Alarm communicating with the Police
Office, Id realty TO the security Othe afforded.
business Hours from A. NJ. to =. NJ
iyl4 dtr SAMUEL T. BlGEL0W, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16

The school ship Hearing Before the
COMMITTEE on Charitable Institutions
-MaiIers ia the senate and fhe House
-Ehe Final Report of the Commits
siOmers of the Western Railroad Sink
ing Fund,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-16
OBJECT DRAWING AND PAINTING.
N ms. a. G. FREELAND

Wlireeeye pupils IN Object Drawing and Painting at
me tuuIu formerly occupied by Mr. Gladwin, Main
~" corner Pearl, up Sairsl ICONS omen on ednes
uaEyS' u, yhPislays FRIDAYS and Saturdays Reference
= Dr W. Rlmnler, an Miss II. NJ. hnowon Of Ro,foD.
Mr. Geo l. Gladwn, of OF cestcr dali n IA I7tos:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23
Railrnad Eines.
P ladesph1a, WILMINGTON aco 6alts'
more Railroad.
TIME TABLE.

L L XVx II L ~
wIS. MAIL TRAIN $50 a: ii. tsane.Ss sIsertsajioi
aswnw .ns,on Delaware Ka.ioad [ins, Al tT,
Dsswsre KnilrOsd. Al Hairiurt wih jaietiol Al
:. a. bsasS 5sGd WITH With a.
kaiIroad. at salisbury " tn w,ccm'co aud Poeoncxs
xpksss TEAM ..,l4s AM Sundays .,esr.-s., 10.
.s,,- ..a ."a a.s SppDs Al
,sns'Sp ON .i,h .I,,l ~. 70, Ny cas,is;
a ". ws,,"rRnG
sos.Ss-afI. .Esson North East. Charl-s.csl. Perry
vile, HAr,e-de-erac-. A b~ra.sn. FerlJmah' .Gas
sIaHTsxfREss 81 iisG "a d.y foi n.nmar.aaa M . Wa
s.'FS4 'r.y
FSs. xoa11s md 1S9 .s
IaSS nj VIII Ts;;i.Ishilso7os TRAM
rE ID. sys ram esals,; @
txAjH Esitss @IatSS4Ss ,ss !. g ID s: h.
.na 7ls a.ly {: 81 IN siy 81. ~, v
fIII 1xp sas5faA 5fa.1., Es .hA
sSsthis sesis .ad B.@.s lsa;@e' 9 fi ~
Leave s,a; = ':s F.
IS ss.,as. % s..esa FSi % a-ipni. AMI II L.@os a
es.sa q = saia o.9a as e. aa.aIs5 is1
x1l,.,eses g; 80
Il ASp. IN. .rA,nsior rnilAne.pn~ ami Auner -
Il tsl kailrusd.
, THEOC0H TRAINS FRoa BAtTIyoEE.
LEAVE NOTION IuS - ~ Es.., 5i-, IU.2C
D CHESTER FOR FHILADELPHEA
5 LEA-E CHESTER At 10 s.3s, SO tlG- :
| l2as, Z4l. A.4A. S 81. . II, 90 and 1876 81.
From Baltimore PhilAdephia. L-sv. aitmOt. al
81 Way Mail; 9.35 A.. k1pres 2 ~ L. 2
presa 7.I5P. ii. Express lV4J Z. u EItt-st
From BAtimore Port Dspos ntertnsdst.-iliiH
stSUUF NJ
Accommodaso7 rainfrom Poit Dspo-il ~ leste'-t-
vile sto Al An. foT BsltirGort lAl GI-ftn-'tstr n
5 lions.
TRAINS FOE BALTlAO9F
| nnt n = /
Leave Wilmington a. l252, aus sri low - 80
Il ST.; p. -
70 SCNDAT Train IRON BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore IS p stopping al sgaodA !tI-s
mans Aberdeen, Hs -de-tt aC-.tetr. ....r1t-
,own. Aotth East Elkiou, Newark, s.tbtrE. N-.
39l port. Wilmington, ,CAymon,. .ront sut C'e-te-
KINNEY
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23

The Mixed Tram will run subject to delays incf'
lent to reis ht business. and will stop only at sa-
uons where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS. 80
Leave New Castle for wilmington and philadsf
and Wilmington at 10 L. NJ. for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave smyrna for Clay.
ton II I5 a. m. aud 7.35 p. m. Leave Clayton for
smyrna $40 a. M. and 2.oO p. w.. to make onec-
ii, with trains TO and from Dover. and sss< IN ;
South. -
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND. wltt the Kent County and Queen
Anne's i Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with Mary land and Delaw are Rail
road.
At HARRINGTON. with Junction a nd Breakwa-
ter Railroad.
Al SEAFUkD with Dorchester and Delaware Rail
road.
At DELMAR. with Eastern Shore Railroad and
Wicomico and focomoke Railroad
II. +. kENNEY Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23
For a homesteao tntno West.
- R9 -. - -
PENNSYl JANA CENTRAL r. f.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGKANT LINE,
OR PIT T 8 B U r q
And all places in the West, Southwest and
Northpes..
cyrus SHORTEST AND BEST RourE.-H

Thisline a ford sunequalle ed inducements 10 per-
IONS desiring cheap and peditels passage to the
est aud deserves particularly the attention of all
such as desire to all nemsey ot the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress,
The ennsylvxnia Centra kailroad with its cor
Meeting lines is by Is, miles .he shortest 10
Chica 20 aud other prominen aces III the ezt.al
ia also the quickest cheapest and Dest route te al.
promip mi places IN the Southw est and 0rthNest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortabl, and airy
Passense or Cars. furnished with cushioned wub
NOV eable backs. watertanks stoves. in
With such ether conveniences as prerequisite tl tn
co,nfort OF families.
Through ticketsA sold to all prominent ri IL
the " est, ,Southwes and Northwest, at about hal
the usual first GLASS fare.
Children under Eve years old as free, and chi,dren
between the ages of eve an d tyelv. years pay nal
pIlce.
Baggage checked and forwarded by the amet,aio
with the passengers. Backgrounds OF baggage cAr
-ed free TO every full passenger.
Tho train leaves daily except Sundsys and ticket
must be procured and baggage delivered at he Office.
| No. lie Market street, by 3 O'clock, 7. NJ
| by addressing the undersigned he will torwardb
return mail free of ofcharge. circu containing
Il complete price list, map, correct copy
| Homestead Law. aad Giye such other inIormancn
i ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
liz No. 1l6 Market Street, PHILADELPHIA
\ Rhiladslpbsa JunsG.,&is
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23

Brain work costs more food than hand
work. According to careful estimates and
analyses Of tho excretions, three hours OF hard
study wear out the body more than whole day
Of severe physical labor. Another evidence
Of the csst Of brain work Is obtained from the
fact that though the brain is only One-fortleth
the weight Of the body, 1t receives ABOUT one
6fth Of ali the blood sent by the heart into
svstrul. Brain workers, therefore, require a
more liberal supply Of food, and richer food,
than manual lebOrerS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23
REDUCTION In PASSAGE RATES.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

.~. SAIL. HvERy WEDNESDAY, AND SArrs
6nf9lnC DAY
Passengers booked 10 and from any Railway Sta
tion or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor
way. Sweden. Denmark. Germany, France, He
land. Belgium. and the United states.
Cabin iare from NEW YORK To LONDON LIN
ERPOoL. GLASGOW AID DERRY hy Weores-
day Steamers $50 BY Saturday steamers SSa
and os5.
49, fXCURSI0N TICkETS, aI2O.
INTERMEDIATES 033. sCEhRAdE s2s. all
paysble in Currency.
Psrties sending for their friends in the Old Coun-
try can purchase tickets at lowest rates, For fur
son BKoTHIRs.. BosEne Green. !. or to
SAMUEL +. BET rs.
an2-lywsV-nayl6 Wilmington.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23

JOHN !: :vANLEER.Jr..T Ticket Agent. .eol Chest
MT street; 80
FRANCiSFUNK,1 1icketAeent, i ID Mark ct Street:
SAM'L Il. WALLACE, Tick st Agent at the DaPot.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road Co. sill not ASnms
any n, rf e, tos 10 bnnd1eS as
lars In vaiae. .Anbageavee neeeains that amount
iDvalus. will ee Atths risk ofthe owner snlSsa IA
Ken = spDoial eonSfNct 4. J. CASSAC1,
N 7Zsi !. Y 20nl. AltcoAA.2A.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23

and Buffalo / Nia.sra Exprsss leave daily. All
other trains daily except Sunday.
Erie M all and Buffalo and Mag ara Express leav
ing on saturday night. run only 10 Wiliamspert
Cincinnati Exprees runs daily; % Saturday night.
tTAE WEsTRKN Accom- NOTATION TRAM
runs daily. sxospt Sunday. For thi. train tickets
p. NJ. ut ll6 " ark kst Strsos.
Sunday Train No I lsavss PAfledslphia $40 A.
leaves Philadelphia o<a y. Il. arrives Psoli !. .2S
Pm.
Sunday Train No. lsav o. PAoN I'D A. NJ; AZ.
riv 60 PhiIadeiphia 8 q A. II. surday Train No.
leaves Paoli 500 r. NJ; ssdvs Phiiadei phia 6.lt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23

ITwnAr I Is SAID OF IT.
u,.,,;n nvton Telesraph, to the World. of
.sr"sor ",sus sayard on the ku-k'ux Bill.
o,s Of the ablest and most exhaustive
.,s.chss of the session was made to-day by
sp. asns.or Baysrd on the Ku-Klux bill. This
s,..cn was manly devoted to review OF the
,ssimouy , take by the Committee on alleged
Southern outrages, with which Mr.. Bayard Is
thoroughly familiar. and his points were ', for,
.,ssa .us bv pertinent extracts from the printed
nn ta.tmcny. Judge Bond, the Southern JET
49, came in for q scathlng review, as also
ths he Garnet baggers who have plundered South,
.ae uae C"~o,ppmunifies. Mr.. Edmunds endeavored
- =" vraksn tho force Of this exposure by an
;Ms,sevant interruption intended to break up
naev .aa "rder Of Mr.. bayard's speech, but to no
srv .vsi The democratic colleagues of the Sen.
s.or warmly congratulated him upon an effort
H. ~ hshsif Of Justice and lberal-dealing to the
south. marked BY much more than usual 1orce
"a eloouence In conclusion Mr.. Bayard
,'rsed that policy of reconciliation should De
s~sssitmtad for tue vindictive measures OF
SortSer reconstruction, and gave an account
- the senerous conduct or Boston merchant
in relieving the distress of . prominent Con,
tadsrats family in Georgia and the love and
gratitude excited by such generosity as an IL
iustrstion OF the benefits Of the nobler poiicy
Of reconciliation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23

Sprin. - rrnngrnrnt.
Oh am,i after Monday. NAY ilth. I~!?.
pa sens er Trans will leave Southwark n follow
TRAINS SG,. A.N r.N. 81. p.N.
Lease Heading at ~
= -thMnaseSiHY', t.nlsssiHY's "a "a - - j 10
= Chadd sFd d. USl % - 81
Arr ut " lim'ston. II 40 SIS 81 49,
SUNDAY TRAIs.
Leave Coatesville A0t Cnsds fr-l o.rl and al,tNs
at Wilmington At tUp. III.
TRANS LEAVE NuRTHwAKp;
TRAINS SG,. a. h. P. ii. P VI. i. VI
1--we Wilmington ate - I 81 II -
=" Chadd Ford : n "a See Ia
=, - :, c1ssets'ls: r,.ssu1s: g. ., ie &: e
| Resdlng Ia - ,a'
| Trains and are mixed or market trains.
Srsp,Y Tran.
Leave WILMINGTON az VI. Chlud's / ord $50. e ni
| arrive at toates,ille at ld.no a. III.
! CONNECTIONS:
| AT Chadis Ford, Trans Nos. |, :, - an
connect for hiadeiphia and . and "ifh tialta
from Philaie phia: Nc>. ard connect with trans
| from Baltimore: and Nos. AMI with trains tor
Baltimore No. 5 with train Tor Port !'epoat.
| AT Coatesville. trains Nos. aui 'cuhue / for
Phtladel ph "a. and tiains Nos and with
from Philadelu uhia: at Blrdso,,r-' trans Ma /
1 T. fol Reading and North. last and Nest.
Excursion tickets will be sold Tor all stations foF
Sunday train going northward; this train wall stop
for passengers At any pubic roal crHsstns.
| C.$rOLl,
| General Saparsni,utsnt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-23
wILMINGroN & RALf
Il MORE kALuk nAD,

On and alter WEDNESDAY, October 18th. lo-.
passenger car will be attached to the tre,gL
train leaving Philadeirn,a at zoo 4, n Tor "
CinRton.
rhe train will stop a, stations foIIowi vine.
signalled 1ray's Ferry. 9.l2 T. Ia. LstArettn g al
p. IN; Chester, 9.4i y. III; Lsmokin = D. III; Au
p M Elerslje, 1.ls g. III. arlI,e " iintlL4toi. 10
y. M, .oct-OI ~. 7. M y y !. |rAi r