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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
DISEASES OYIMpRrnpNcp

DISEASES or LMPRUDENcE
wsanssss Of the Back or Limbs. s,,,e,r,..
..Scy, General peS,i.s S,olun.ry Discharges. iuro
w." ss,t'.: Of Ideas. ~i h. H.s
SIM Or sssssss:. s..sss p
ss,.,a. srosa noi,ss 81 .. Disorder,
more is.. 70 their than .ns soSs OF ss
brilliant hopss OF - us,ptous mo:
possible. "e "A'"sssAe' e'.'m-
E.t.c,.lly. v no nav. ! S.eUSs, sUNE MEN MEN
snd Obstructive habit which s,ssss
rsaitsi talents and bri.n, tn,,sc. me" oI sas mos
o. soausne. o. wassa scstAcy NAV cal
MARRIAGE.
Married fer.ous VI Young Msp con,.,,,,..,,.
aware st Physical Weak a~ss la. ~, p,1e %.ttAk'
,%rs:.%s xs,;oY. n. EsIs:..y
'psedily relieved. "'$""'1N-''
.gons'l .onads IN his honor a. g.n.msn and consa
yrsly upon L,sssil - physc,.n. ''"-''"'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
.nnsi.Atsiy cured And tuil vgor rsstorsa
This distressing snscon fe nd
aArrAge poSsbs sths penalty pad by the vctims q,
m :. from aIs.au Go so"s. s"S
ns. sa.us NOV. who tha, undsstands N.
10 1ss soon.i by shoe. .iiiug uto habits tnx
S.s,st a.sn BESIDE deprived Of tee pi.a.uso
som. o. both body ana mnh.i!s- The sy,t-
Loss OF Froc fsaiv. Power Nervou. IIm,sb., nsssr..
s " ., me Indigestion D-b
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Relief IN Str Hours No Mercury,
P.r'ons R"'ned by Ignorant. IrUa,ne Pretemaers an
their Deadto Po'sons. should dppiv immedinteiy
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Msmbsr OF ths Royal College OF surgeons London raa
-i"t stone o th- most .mB-nt Colleges in the Uni.-i
.h- n.'p'~" III 'ndoh Paris Philade phA and
--nscted some OF the most astonishing cur that
ever Known; mAnyttoubed with ging IN tn. head and
when as-ep. being alarmed Al
s"unds bashiuness with bIushiup
Il d,A.slv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
bt addresses an those ~Aonavs Injured themselves hi
tniulg~nce aud SOLITARY Hbits which rum
body aud innd unhtt'nt th-m to- -,the hus,r@rs
| ,o.i-ty OF nartlkge.
duae by he-ary hahs OF youth, of tn. E.c
.sd L,mbs. P.nstn The AeAd. Dmne-s OF sight. L"s
Muscular Power PaipAt.on o HeaT. Dyspep-i. Ne,
sous Irtsnility. psang.msnt otths Digestive Funcon
a. "a! ' si. uuc.
oe Dreaded L3ss MeAio,y 1oaiu,on OF Ideas, Dspr-
Bis,rus, Of solitude, TiMdity Is, axe som- o ID
| evils produced.
thousands Of person Al assscsa nov Judge wh.,
tho cause Of thsI d-aniDg health iosng TIER vigar
coming weak. pale nervous aud tmscsted having nrns,
m api.Arancs shout .hs eyes. Coagh. aud syuptou,s
| YOUNG MEN
1 VINO nave injured themselves by certain prsctr~
eo"ua.,ns q, a. school Tue snscts VI Which u,4h
y tell, sven whsa .se-p. aud. II sot cured i~rs
'Wns; OFT, tnat young man the hops o, his couot,
ne PRIDE hrs parsLts snoud be matched from eli pro
pscts aud enoyu,enss OF te by the Consequence
ting from NE path OF nature, and inducing Ae-r'ssD E
cfet h.bt. Such oetson- murt. before cont-np. .Atns
MARRIAGE.
Redsct that a sound min .nL body are ths nse
sarv requisites to promote Communal hsppe Ind-
wuhout these the ourusv In. sseone.a we.ts
srus ge prUspect noutly tsrksns to the
\ f.. shsdowsd win despair aud hlied ths =
choiy reflection 'h.ttne n.pp,nssso OF anotho, isosI,
i u y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the miss suided aud nprudent votary pt.ssp
ands hat inbibed the seeds this
happens that An tii-tmsd sense ot sh
discos deter him from sppiyngto those
from and sspectsbity I'D hin
dsla toI hit
make their Appearance ssch liberated
dssased nocturnal p-iusin ths mead Aua Limbs
usss h. deafness The shin ts
the head lace an nities -ssuy
fie ntul rspdty il At lsstt he pS..s
Ii the ictim
. horrd tii death puts
period his dresdu dsrings. by sending
an from TetuT
Hms MELANCHOLY FACT that shousa. Is tail victims
this terrible disease owag 30 the unsk iuluess
pretsndsrs who BY the of that DEADLY fOl
SON, MERCURY, ruin the con stitu to aud make
1 ansn IA misar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
Pennsylvania Cenlrai Railroad.
II E UH M -

After ii +. NJ, SUNDAY. November 18th. ns7l.
Thetrains OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. X. Leave
the Depot, at 3lst and Market Streets, which u
reached directly by the Market street Cars, the
last ar connecting with each train leaving Front
and Market Streetsthirty minutes before its depar
ture. The Chestnut aud Walnut street cars run
within square ot the trOt.
SLFEpINGCAR Tlc6trscan he had on aYHlcsti''I,
at the Tick ct Office. North westcorner OF Ninth ami
Chestnut Streets, aud at the D.r"t.
AsESrsuF Tak USIoN raAssssR COMPANY will
call for and deliver Baggage at the DEPOT. Orders
left at No. 3Ol Chestnut Street. No. Ito Marx et
st r Get v III receive attention
TRA|NS LEAVE DFPDT VIZ;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
Susuraufe Companies.

TUlHE NATIONAL
Life Insurance Co. y. S. A.
CAPITAL...... .................... 81 900 600
SURPLUS Of ASSETS over Liabilities 81 .0l6 769 "a
A strong Stock Company; does business on q ,asn
basis; plans silnple: contracts definite; payment
ertain; business and reputation national:
JOSEPH l.. KILL1OkE,
Genl Agent Peniusular District. Will. Del Office
Room l. over Fourth Street Market. aprl-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
Plumbers aud Gus filters.

LOOK/ L00K/ LOOM
Money saved u money sarnedns
Whom to Q good advantogo turo d,
But how to do it some may say
The mode 10 simple and this thway..
Al No, 2l5 West Fourth street
You will fnd gas burner that 10 complet
It burns less gas than any other.
And rivals 1t has not another.
II ueeds NO argument to show
That Gillespie Jackson IL the place to 70
TO buy gas -hxtures, burners and 9iote,
With which their shop 10 plentifully slowed.
P.S.-Csll soon. examine and BE- onvinced that
our prices are - low - the lowest.
GILLESPIE 4 JACKSON.
mayl6-6m 2lS West Fourth street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

JOHN FVANLEER. Jr.. Ticket Agent.@l Chest
MT Street. -
FRANCIsFl'N Ticket Agent. ! Ii Mark Street:
SAM'L Ii. WAl ACE, Ticket Agent Mt the Depot.
The Pennsylvania nail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baggage, except for wearing apparel,
and limit their possibility to one hundred dol.
lars in value All baggage exceeding that amount
tnarh y snecial .optract A. J. CASSATT,
s0"e 2an'l. AltoonR.Fa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

southern Express, Pacific Express, Erie NJ all
and Buffalo i N,AssrA Express leave daily. All
9th er trains daily except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buff .lo and Niagara Express leav-
ing ua saturday night. run only to vii Transport
Cincinnati EXpress runs daily; on Saturday night,
only running to Harrisburg. ,
TIE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAN
runs daily sx .ept sunday. For this train tickets
must be pi iocured. and baggage delivered by o.u'
IN. ut Hi N Market street.
| sunday Tram No. leaves PhiladelIhia St0 A.
NJ: arrives Paoli 9.4n A. NJ. sunday Train No.
| leaves Philadeirhis d.io NJ arrives Paoil '.&
Pm. =,
sunday Train No ! leaves Paoli 20 a. NJ AZ,
| riyes PhiiaielI hia % A. NJ. sunday Tram No
leaves Paoli 500 Y. NJ: arrives Philaieiph,a o.l,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
BAlti more Lock Hospital

" .... wnsr: .sy se obtained IN. most s.r,. 1.
Sxrs1sy, "a. P.sesa.e ssI ssd only eject aai rsa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
MICHAEL kcGEARY

0xCdAGA 1COGA0x
WOULD resp sctfuly inform his frisnds and the
w public that be continuesto ksse On hand the
argest and best assortnsnto Of 0sssssnusar. Ladiss
and Boys
New and sscoMd.AHaa lveshlag
Of the hest Quality At Ne. 8IV TasNall street
Also, his large stock Of RoOta. Shoaa And Ladies
aitess Of the best style. 10 worthy Of attention be.
Bed Glo<Aias. li.skes, sAsce ssa Sptsads CON
stanty on ha1d. he fesls confident that he IL able
to sell goods lower than eNy OeAer person In this
city. Give him call before purehssipS elssw here.
as he viii svs .atisfacsaos % ell VIE MAY favor
him with their patronsse.
q Hishes, cash prices paid Rass. Iron. Brass
oppef Glass, Zipk. Lead ana ~ G3o1l In BIZ line
s,e-e TasaAus .1i1isstos. teL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

VINO nave injured themselves by certain prsctire
iule-d IA wheL alone, habit squeutiy learned tn
a. school, Tue enects VI which
'elt, when Asie-p aud sot cured, iers
raRe lnpoesibs, and Destroy both
apply iuansdateil
Wnai pity tnat young NAL the hope OF his couati.
pde OF his parents snould be ssnachsd from Gil PROF.
PScts aud enjoymeLts OF lite by he Consequence OF
tin from lhe path of nature and induig,ns certain
eEst h.bIk sucn 2eLson. mnst before eontsMp Atins
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

Rehsct that sound min ~hi body the LEI ~
requisites pTonOe communal bsppii ILdee
without these the journey through - sseones piI
the prospect nouty tsrkeHs to ne
f.. shsdowsd win despair aud allied ths
choiy reflection thst the happiness OF snoihoI
NItu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-08

TRAINS ARRivEAT DEPOT. VIZ;
CINCINNATI EXPEESS.........-......". 3.Ub d
| PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS ..,.,..' t.!o
pAOIi ACCOM NJ .............7jO s., lU W A. NJ :.
FASFTf FFAiFfAEb sNi1VAKX EXP. sS <.
| PAKk ESBl Ku TRAIN ..,... .......'' sm a.
LANCASTER J. YORK ACCUM.......l2A ~ T. N
| PACIFIC EXP..................... 40
| PAoLl ACCtM. .....4. 10. $40 i ~ 40 y. NJ
| LOCK HAVEN 4 ELMlkA ENP.....". 100
| HARRISBURG ACCOM- -............. 40
MAIL TRAIN :.....'.''.''.-'- ,.''.--', =.
| NIAGARA EMPRESS .....-....; .........l li.-o
| q ~. ~ In
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.


Harper's Bazaar contains, besides Pr
lures, patterns, ETC., a variety OF ma'@
of especial use and interest to the fanD''
articles on health, dress, and housekesF
ing in all its branches; its editorial nai's
is specially adapted to the circle isl1
tended to interest and instruct; andhAAs
besides, good stories and literary n'''a
of merit. 1t is not surprising tnaI '1s
journal, with such features, has acnis''l
in short time an immense succes'' !"
something of its kind was desisi
thousands of families, and its puOisai'
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who buys a single number Of HIT.
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The Bazaar is excellent. Like al =:
periodicals. which the Harpers puoi'a' "
is almost ideally well edited, and tns ''a'
Of readers for whom it is intendea-
mothers and daughters in average -
les-cannot but profit by its good 81. ).
md good taste, which, we have no ''a''
ire to-day making very many homes Ny =,
pier than they may have been bei0l: :
women began taking Lessons in per-.
md household and social manage-,-
rom this good-natured mentor.-I@'
ion, " T. L.
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ant Governor Pinehback, and the
malignant efforts to remove them
both from Office, and place Carter
in the Governors chair and God
knows who in Mr.. Pinchback's place,
reveal . design to overthrow Re-
publicanism and to substitute it by
a mongrel combination which must
inevitably result in the ascendancy
ofIDemocraey.3 lao W8H
.,..B But at the time Of writing We
have the strongest hopes that this
scheme win be defeated. That the
firm stand Of the Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor and. the majority
of the House Of Representatives,
coupled with the. restraint of the
Federal Courts within the sphere of
their legitimate duties. will restore
order, and procure the attendance
of the legal Legislature to the duties
which imperatively demand their
need. yycQEg so 7rC,l. OK. 7 -
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BE OF GOOD CHEER.

We beseech our friends to a'Be of
Good Cheer" Law and order must and
shall prevail. Carriers crew in the
'Gem" saloon are defended by the
original Ku-Klux who see in this body
the Rump of the Legislature, the only
means they have to remove the chiefs
of the Republican party, that have led
the hosts to victory. What we said
some time ago is proved. That Car
ter intended a coalition with the
Democrats to turn over the State to
their possession. The men who if they
did not actuate, defended the mot OF
1866 were all present in front Of the
Gem Saloon yesterday, and with com
missions 'as deputy marshais in
their pockets swearing towards open
violence.
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%When Carter packed his room
with twenty armed men who, in the
midst of session rushed out on the
stand and drew their pistols in the
House, what was that but violence ?
When he marches about the streets
accompanied with twenty armed men,
what is that but violence ? When he
calls his body of secret armed supper
tiers through the papers, and when
they throng about the corner of
Dryades and Canal waiting an oppor-
tunity for bloodshed, what was that
but violence I? melting it, aiding it
it is only from the cool"ess of the true
Republicans be gets no violence.
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s6 More important engagements
demanding the monopoly Of the
.ime of Lieutenant Governor Pinch
back, the ma mayer of this paper
hitherto, he is compelled to retire
from active participation in the work
of the LoUIsIANIAN. The conduct
OF the business portion of our Jour
nal has devolved on another, and
having secured the services of Air.
JOHN C. MCLEOD, this gentleman
will henceforward be our special
agent in this city to solicit subscrip-
tons, enter into contracts and re-
ceive amounts due our paper. = ~
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presiding officer, though put in his
position by the wiz Of the people,
all tend toSprove the frittering away
Of our strength, and should guide
our future endeavors if we would
but heed the lessons of the past and
listen to the suggestions of the fu-
ture. : - -
The lessons Of the past are these:
always defeated measures where
there. is divided counsel; forever
political failure with insecure and
incompetentle leadership; nothing but
disaster when our principles are d.
luted to meet the demands of our
opponents and in nothing is this
more fully shown than in the po-
iticsly, necessity which compels
a minority led by Mr.. Carter to re-
pudiate the voice and the viii Of
the people in the selection of able
men from the opposite party to
combine their talents, their money
and their influence for Republican
defeat.
rb, lcafea
Longer and more rapid strides
have been made toward despotism
by the employees Of General Grant
within the compass of less than q
year than were ever before made by
all the Presidents combined. If
such outrageous illegalities, such
unconstitutional usurpations maybe
perpetrated in Louisiana with inn
punity, then New England may
prepare itself for as vile a submission
to the yokel or as noble resistance
to Tyranny as that Of the Revolu-
tionary days. e.,- ... ,..,f.s
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"a The colored Representatives
who 60 with Carter will soon find
out his policy. He laughs secretly
al. them with his Democratic friends,
and over his glass Of wine tips the
wink to his allies IS to what be will
do with them when he gets a chance.
Shall we tell them? He will unseat
every colored member and put De-
mocrats in their places. The pro
gramme il already drawn up and
the names selected This is what
the Democrats exult in Carter says,
"this is a white mans government, "
and so he acts.
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THE WILDERNESS AND HER
-s CREW. es


On the assembling Of the Senate
yesterday, a telegram from the Sc
cretary of the Treasury was read
by the Lieutenant Governor, order
ing the United States Revenue Cut
ter WILDERNESS to report at New
Orleans without delay. In view OF
this fact we may Join in the sound
old Methodist hymn: ,sE eff
.e Come out of the wilderness, r.'
Come out of the wilderness,
And read your titles clear. Il,
A quorum in the Senate is now
certain. ...s.r --e'-r-rstT 2
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SSThe Companies Of the Louisiana
State Militia which have been called
into active service during the past two
days, have performed their onerous
duties with a prompt cheerfulness
which entities them to special mention.
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@We acknowledge with much
pleasure the receipt of an invitation
to dine with the veterans of 1914
Is at Economy Hall, on January s,
1872.
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GRANTS NAME.

The National Republican desires
to know why 1t Gov. Piuchback
does not haul down the name Of
Gen. Grant from its masthead Of the
Louisianian. We make this answer:
Gen. Grants past conduct towards
the race to which It. Gov. Pinch.
back belongs has been 30 seemingly
fair and impartial that Mr.. Pinch
back was 10th to believe that the
President would sanction the acts
of the Customhouse officials in their
high-handed usul pations. As q
proof of this 1t. Gov. Pinchback in
troduced, advocated and had pass
ed a resolution endorsing General
Grants Administration in the late
Colored Convention of the Southern
States, held at Columbia South S. G.
He has always cherished the hope
thst sooner or later and rather SOON
er than later Gen. Grant would re-
move from Office in this city the
men who have disgraced the name
of Republican and outraged all par
ty decency.
He has thought that Gen. Grant
would surely find out the characters
of the men who drag his name
through the mire of their groveling
ambition and resort to all the arts
Of the lowest demagogues to deceive
the Presidents constitutional adj
visers. Could the President be here
but for a day or so and bath him
self in the current Of public
opinion which repudiates Packard,
Lowell and Carter he would be
cleansed of his infatuation and cured
of his weakness for men who have
done him more harm by their revo-
lutionary acts than all his opponents
could do till doomsday. They re-
sort to such low tricks as reporting
a man dead who became the acct
dental victim of a new years
spree for the purpose Of making
capital against Mr.. Pinchback when
it was known that the man was well
enough to be on the streets if he de-
sired to be. -a yr.a.u s,sEa-
Thetestimony of all concerned
proves that the Lieutenant Govern
or had as little to do with that I'M
fortunate accident as General Grant
yet his officials here do not
scruple to make the most dishonor-
able attempts to injure men in their
own party, with no other view than
10 take their places. -, -, !.
notwithstanding these last out
RACES of the Customhouse clique
and the hardness Of General Grant
in protecting our natural State
rights, we retain his name, at our
masthead till we get q final answer.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-07

their own color, amid Democratic
grins and jeers showing themselves
in expressing Ike these: THAT
niger is in his right place now, he
had no business here at first"
This is a fierce implacable. al
though.unnecessary fight, and upon
the head of the guilty rests the
consequences. So far we, as sup
porters. of the State Administration
may say, we "could do no otherwise,
so help us God"
Genuine imperialism may chal-
lenge the admiration OF those whose
moral instincts or whose political
training may lead them in the
pathway of an honest subserviency,
but this bastard Imperialism born
of the New Orleans Customhouse
and nursed by the Democracy is
too great a monster to be looked
upon with complacency even by the
worst despotisms OF Europe.
The fawning of plaee-holders,
the eargerness of office-seekers, the
unscrupulousness OF retainers, the
madness Of political aspirants, have
combined to besmear the prestige
Of victorious party on the one
side, and to sap the consistency, to
rotten the future of an historical
party on the other. s..' .
Fearful of republican strength
and anxious for democratic support
the Customhouse wing have re-
pudiated the ablest leader in what
they call their own party, and &C
copied the leadership of the ablest
man among our opponents George
w. Carter-a man who has by
dabbling in three professions, the
ministry, the military and politics
adopted the chameleon habit of
taking his color from whatever he
lies upon and with this incubus
upon free institutions they have
hoped to crush even into extin-
guishment thesuperstructure reared
by a sagacious and patriotic con-
gress.
If either morals or politics has
come to that low ebb, when they
cannot throw off the poison of mo-
culation, or the stencil of efeteness,
the corruptionists, the trickstsrs and
the thugs which have manifested
themselves in these latter days, then
The people may as well accept the
aphorism of another and apply it
and say: They have made a
and call it peace. For
capital, which is always sensitive,
enterprising men, who have always |
at stake, and labor, which
is always apprehensive of danger,
will take their fight from the 10
cality where United States soldiers
ioin in intimidating private citizens,
where United States bayonets cast
iorth the CLEANS of terror and il
legal processes are resorted to to
log the wheels of State, to para
Use business and to chill the warm
EST relations of social life.
THE WILDERNESS AND HER