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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
rIant,nr Trsss.

The Western Rurahst states that one who was
deslrouS Of aseettaining the effect Of transplant
ing at night, instead OF by day, made an expert
ment with the following results He transplanted
ten cherry trees while In bloom, commencing at
four O'Clock In the afternoon. Those transplanted
during the daylight shed their blossoms, produc-
Ing little or no fruit while those planted in the
dark maintained their condition fully. lie did
the same with ten dwarf trees, after tho fruit was
onethlrd grown. Those transplanted during the
day shed their fruit those transpanted during
the night perfected their crop, and showed no iu-
Jury from having been removed. With each oi
these trees he removed some earth with the roots
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
Darts from The Devil ; or Cupid Abused.

A Book just issued, exposing the PERSONALS" that
have appeared in the New York Newspapers their
history and lesson. StyaAsm VAtatns huA1y exs
posed. Advertisements from desperate men to
beautiful women olandestine meetings; how nus
trated history Of the Goodrich Tragedy, the
result Of personal" Description Of living Broad
way Statutes. Exposes social eOPFuPlAO0.
Sent on receipt of 80 cents. Address Unique Print
ing House, 30 Vesey St., N. 7.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
DaTLApELPalA, HIIHINsroN L BALEI.
IS M0kk kAlLhOADs a
M HRR0IAL N0IICR,

o. ana afl1 WEDNESDAY. Ouaabar lath, aaEl,
9 paHsARQR eaR viii he natacAsA 20 TIE trotghi
9Pll leaEtas fhnadslDAia Aoo ,. N iOF VIII
,fks usla Sm 80 a. saatioas e ISIlowA wAss
egaallsds olax lelIys s.11 > n LanaROtle ssS.
Io9 80 .. ~ Lilgeo4 es3 ,. - claTIaOla, lo.ol
- H1olHlla, ltlI.Ds ~ agEile lming1ql, lo.3l
= testol \. 2. KkAhkXs asp'G
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
Discovery OF Coal.

Their is great exnltAtion in New South Wales,
the Oldest of the British Australian colonies, over
the discovery OF coal in great abundance within
that vast territory, and correspondent writing
from Sydney, declares that "when the fires OF
Great Britain are extinguishcd and the furnaces
are cold Australia Is 70 rise the greater Britain
We are told that last year nearly 1c90 010 tons OF
coal were exported from q single port, and a rail
way Is now projected from Sydney, the capital
to coal region only thirty-six miles distant
where II will tap deposits OF prodigous extent
aud excellent quality.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

Subject to delays ineideat to freight business
Eals train will stop 20 take aP passenger only At
statloRs named. but will leave Passenger AZ any
oPPtRg place. exeent hare's Corner, State Road
Rodney. A ArmstrOng's and DuPont,
This train y III be Withdrawn Whenever the in-
tere = OF the Company req uiros it.
The PASSENGER Car heretofore attached 10 the
2afnFning Train leaving Harrington al 5 20 P. ~
sd be diseontlRHed on the above date.
1hs Freight Train with PASSENGER Car attached
tSAElAg narrington ~ - p. n. will make all
.-eGclAI stoPs for passengers.
ssPs. lS73. R.F.KENNKY. supr.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
and VWeaIerm u 81,
TMWE TARhE.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

FALL AMI WANIhh AhhAN0kIENIS.
q COmmencinR Oct. Ia
GRAins Willrun e folbWe
leave Wilmington 10 % . N. and s. n.
Leave LAndeahaEE -, m and 50 . u.
Arrive ~ WILMINGTON s. N, and 3 80 n.
Arrive ~ LAndenbefg - % .. n. and 60pm
CONNkcf cflONS-1ra1a leaving WilminEid1 a At
II 0A With train laaEing PhllaASlphfa a. So a
Trains leaving Wnmtngton a. s. p n. connects
uith train leaving PAiladal Ma Il 4 % m
Train arriving at MilmiAgton at S. N. With
train for RhtlAdelphia AZ 8 an.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 50 with train
for Philadelphia At % N.
SandAy Trains will Be withdraw aftsr Octo-
DAVID CONNRLL. suUt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14

Inc Mixed Train VIII run subject to delays Incl
dent 70 freight business. and will stop OnlT Ct sta
tons where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINH
Leave New Castle for MilmlngtOn and PhEIad'a
At leo, lid Am. and 6s25 P. NJ. Leave WilminF-
ton SO A. NJ at l-2o Aad $50 P. NJ, for New
Sunday Train-LeaVs Wilmington fol New Cas-
tie, A A. n, New Castle for Wilminrton 5tDP AZ
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Addid 2nAlto those shove. leave Smyn for Clay
ton lis .. NJ and I.o p. n, Leave CLAYTON for
Smyrna $50 .. m, and 100 p. N, 10 maze oOnnse-
ton With trainsto ana from Dover. R1d StstiOns
South.
CONNECTIONS.
At TOWNSEND, with the Kent County and Queen
Ann0's 8 Kent Railroads.
At CLAY TON, with the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad
At AtHAKRLNGToN. with the Junction and Break
water Railroad.
At STAFFORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| Railroad.
At DELMAR. With the Eastern Shore Railroad
and Wicomieo And POeOmokS Railroad.
u. y. KENNY. SAINT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
seDN

gENO The PUBLIC.
4 The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Rany have completed aEFaagoment1 - o1Ey Housy
ea thaline OF their foaa aaa West Chsg1ef, z
Also. 20 all points on the Philadelphia and Read
amR and CAtAWiSsA Railroads, inclndinR READING
Allentown, Columbia Harrisburg. Lancaster. Down.
ingt0Wn, Mahoney City. MI Carmel. Norristown,
POetSvillo, &c. sa
For further Information apply Il The DoDOt, cor
naF Of Front and AaAteon stFeatn, Wilmingtun.
kxpress matter sent y Franklin HolaEFaDh % e.
Ne, Wost Third street. o. % thalr D. Dot, Eronf
nd Madison. 0F orders lsl With MoAfa q q sssl
daliVsung aEsuts- VII FsesiHo pE0uDs allsatieR.
sss-a aaIssRaw.AEGE.cs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Pe11IUiGn Syrup. q PS'0tect-
ed Solution Of the P5'0tOEfHe Of
Iron, IS so combined 0S to have
the character Of Gts 0ttlSeat, a.
easily CigeSted and OSStalstI0te6
actth the DtOOd as tie StSlspteSe
food. Tt Increases the quantity
OF Natures OIC9I P3tJttGt1o0
agent, Iron in the blood, and
cares 'Fd thousand iIIs, !" stnlplN
6y T'O1siIIg asp, IRVi0OratinO and
Ift0ttstIIG the SHSte1lss The en-
9jebed and Vit0IiSed Mood per-
9Isedtes eUeI.y part Of the body
repairing damages and OC0St6s
searching Olst morbid score
ttOlaS, and SeaUtssg ssOthiRg for
disease to feed 1ED0ass
THIS Is the secret OF the SCO1S-
deT1tH success Of this remedy StO
curing Dyspepsia Liver Conn
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhOa, BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, HumOrs,
Loss of Constitutional VlgOF,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and GU diseases 0s-S0ilsGfipQ iSO
q bad state Of the btOOd, OF &C.
GOnapGllied bN debSsitN or q IOOO
state Of the SVSteals. BefnO free
I1'Ons AtcOhO1, tSS 01sN f0s1S, dtS
elsergtstR0 effects ara net 3OI.
t0tCest bN cO9'Te8fDoBGRtn4 Re0Os
tt0las bllt 0S'0 pef-Es0ssem1, tN1NeS
sing strength, G'tgogss and S0eaO
fife tlstO all parts Of tAe sNseeilS.
ard building Slp az 1r0n COIls
stftlstiOlI.
Thousands hare been q Gagged
0v tee ttee 0f dis s.elsaaSaf, frOllS
1Ce0les SieklB, sasfleFtla1 lcS,ea.
tssfeSs to StTOa0s healthy. 0a6
A0pRD men and euaEaosas : ON6
eIse0tt6ks c0SolsOt Te0a0gaun a. h0aa
state 10 0tCO tt q trial. l.
See thGt each bottle AaS PERU.
WAN SYRUP MOsVn n tie 0lGSS.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH ". F0wtE 4 SONS, PEOp,sssOSs,
Ne. 1 NEntsn Rlasss nestsn.
seED ~. E.pBVsaIpgs saRSBALiL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
PI Iuladelphla, Wilmington and Bal.
umore Railroad.
GtRaN
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMP0 RTANT N0TICE-In addition to the reeu-
l. lar Market Trains nov Running. an EXTRA
FREI6dH TRAIN. Sundays excepted D with Pas.
senger Car attached. will run between Kilmiax-
ton and hArElnGton on aat aftsr Monday Septem.
Der Sth, ISIS, ~ follows.
Leaving WILMINGTON at s.sI a. NJ. and stopping
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-14
PhiladelphiR, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiY1sion Time Table.
FALL ARRANGE

FALL ARRANGRMEMT.
On ana amer MONDAY, Sent. sth
iss-= = sH,l1S SUNDAYS sxesDtSd.J Trains viii
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12

spanish adyiocs 10 September l, an
been suspended 10 November 3 the Car
thagcnian insurgents had liberated all the
Carlist prisoners in that city. and the
I Carlists in turn liberated all the Commu-
Ms, prisoners who happened Ia fall into
their hands; many of the Communists who
had been implicated in the recent cxcesses
were fleeing 10 the Carlist lines and en-
listing; the Carlists under Sahalls
had been defeated; ten thousand Spanish
Republican troops had arrived az Nittoria.
In tlle province Of Alavl. on their way To
Estella; General Campos had summoned
the Carthagena insurgents 10 surrender.
and they had answered by hoisting the
black ilag on their works; rumor was
also current that Alfonzo. Prince OF Astu-
rias, would shortly attempt on Spanish
soil. 10 proclaim hi, accession 10 the
throne.
Hon. Donald A. smith. VI. T., has been
sent by the Dominion Government TO
Manitoba n a special commissioner 10 in
quirc into the facts connected with the ar
rest and imprisonment of American citi-
zens for the abduction of Gordon, and to
consult with the local authorities a 10 the
propriety of their release on hail.
\ colliery explosion AZ Swansea, Wakes,
recently, killed five men.
BY recent accident on the Luxembourg
Franco Railway. eight persons Were killed
and fifteen wounded.
The Cuban Government has recalled RAJ
mon Cespe,les, Minister 10 the United
States. and several other foreign represent
tatives, for alleged abuse of their positions.
The anniversary of the German victory
AT Sedan to :. y was celebrated in Berlin
by the unwilling Of amonument commem-
orative OF that event. The city was gaily
decorated. and the day given over TO fe>-
tivity.
The names of distinguished Generals Of
the German army have been bestowed ON
the forts at strasburg. Metz. and other
places in the territory acquired from
France. by decree of the Emperor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12

Every Indication of debility and exhaustion Is
mute appeal OF Nature Tor medicinal aid 20 arrest
the progress OF decay. How are these silent APP
pcais Of physical weakness 20 The resource. Of The
healing art usually metz Too often unfortunately.
The drugs prescribed aggra'aie the symptoms.
Whoever recommends drastic purgatiyos. or mine
eral salivanis. OF poisonous alkalod-. under sloh
circumstances an ally Of the alimeltand an tlt-
ny 81 the patient. Whoever. on the contrary az
yiscs the broken down aud de.ponling sufferer 20
resort 70 that peerless vegetable iny gorant. Ho-
letters stomach Biiters. for aid ana comfort.
true philanthropisi. II Is safe 10 say that There
never was an In uance In which such advice rAs
given and accepted without the happic-t results.
Prom the very depths Of weakness ana dcspoudtn-
cy thousands have been restored % ,igor. health
and cheerfulncss by the renofaflaz operation ~
This wholesome stimulant aud Alternative. an ..-
medicinal ingredients are rcmrkah'e for their sam
alive properties. and in combination form an-o-
lutte specific Tor indigestion, liver complaint n,r-
yous affections. rheumatism. intermittent and r.
mlti,ni levers. general aud local weakness. ani
every species % disorder incident 20 change VI
son or climate. The siimulaii,r element % ths
Invaluable protective and restorative not an lr-
pure cxciiani but the thoroughly rcc'ihed essence
OF sound rye. ADMITTED by all good chemists 20 hc
the most h,althful 81 cNhilaranis.
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SOlTTII.

Judge .ii>ha Mcars. of GAINESVILLE.
johnson codnty. Ark, was shot by an I'M
known assassin while going home TO hi,
dinner. August y. IL i believed that his
murder wa, actuated by jealousy.
The Government has contracted for the
building. al $500 each, OF ten life-saving
stations on Cape Hattersls and northerly
along the North Carolina coast. several
will be completed this fall.
The Republican State Convention of
Mississippi nominated General Ame~ for
Governor. Alexander Davis (coloredl for
Observation-Disclosures. W. II. Gibbs for
Auditor. George +. Harris for Attorney
General. and Il. w. Cor,lozo (colon.dl for
Superintendent OF Education. Resolution.
were passed opposing the ''loaning to rail-
roads or other corporations of funds do
mated by Congress 10 the State for educa-
tional purposes; and demandinga prompt
repeal by the next Legislature Of the law
by which agricultural scrip and the Chick
asaw school fund- have been diverted from
the sacred objects contemplated by the do
nors."
The receipts OF cotton at Memphis. up to
Aug. 30. this year. are nearly 5000 blle.
in excess of last year.
The Cairo and Fulton Railroad was CON-
plcted. Aug. ~. 10 Fulton. on the Red
River. 40 miles from 1t. Louis.
The committee appointed To investigate
into the Wawas,et disaster on the Potomac
report. that the steamer was seaworthy IN
all respects; but find that the master was
incompetent and acting without any IL
cense. and that there was no organization
or discipline on boarl The chief engineer
is severely censured and his license re-
called. twas recommended i'm conclusion
that the Potomac Ferry Company be Wig
orou>ly prosecutedfor violating the steam
boat law.
a fearful cholera panic prevailed in Mil
lersburg eight miles from Paris. Ky.
September J.. Eighteen deaths had oc-
CURED during twenty-four hours. and
twenty new ease, were reported. IL was
said Ia h. fatal in every ease. The inhabi-
tntS were fleeing for their lives.
Hon. ID. Rigo. first Chief-Ju>ticc of Ar
kansas. died September 3. aged seventy
five.
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FOREIGN.

The artillery men OF Barcelona garrison,
who mutinicl and cndeavorcd 10 bring
about a general revolt. have been tried by
court-martial. Twelve Of the most guilty
are sentenced TO death. and thirty to trans
portation to penal colonies.
The Government Of Spain has informa-
ton which leads to the belief that the Car
lists and Insurgents are acting in concert.
\ recent Berlin dispatch says that Ro-
man Catholic Bishop koltt has been sem
fenced to pay fine Of four hundred thai
err and Bishop LedreSowsky. one thousand
two hundred thalerS. for an infraction Of
the ecclesiastical laws in appointing clergy
men without obtaining the sanction of the
State authorities.
4 recent severe storm caused great dam
age and destruction TO shipping along the
coast of Nova Scotia. Many vessels were
wrecked
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IL has recently been ascertalned that
Rodman, the defaulting Secretary of the
Brooklyn Trust Company, and formerly
Assistant City Treasurer of the City OF
Brooklyn. embezzled some $4,000 of the
city funds while in office.
j. NJ. Bosanquest. Cashier of the First
National Bank of Tarrytown, y. Y, has
committed suicide.
VIM. Il. Boyce. President of the First
National Bank of Lynn. Mass. recently
committed suicide.
The executor of Oakes Ames says that
his estate will not settle more than $1,000
600. or about one-third OF what was esti-
mated al his death. The net result of his
Pacific Railroad operations turned out a
positive loss.
A genuine case Of Asiatic Cholera has
occurred among the einigrint, al Castle
Garden. New York.
A number of skillful railroad bond forge
ries have recently been detected in New
York city.
4 dangerous counterfeit 500 legal ten
der note of the last issue has recently been
Ul>cONtftt.
The great Graphic balloon ascension
across the Atlantic is announced 10 come
off September 10.
BY the caving of sand bank at Pitts
burg. recently. a teamster and his team were
completely buried under seventy-five tons
of sand and all crushed to death.
Newcastle, Pa. had a $4,000 fire, Sep
TENDER |.
The New York Democratic State Con-
vention is to be held at Utica. Oct. /.
The Democratic State Convention of
Massachusetts. held at Worcester. Sept
3, nominated for Governor. William Gas
ton. of Boston; Leutenant-Go vernor.
VIM. l.. Smith. of Springfield; Secretary
of S'ate. Ben. +. Mills, of Williamstown
Treasurer. Nathan Clark. of Lynn; Audi
tor. Waldo Coburn. of Dedharn; Attor-
ncy-General. G. Osgood Moore. of North
ampton.
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4 herd of 5000 cattle will be cn cNhibl-
ton at the State Fair a, Lincoln. Neb.
W. W. Dundon. another victim OF the
Galloway county Mo- outrage, has since
died.
The Galloway county Mo- grand jury
have indicted some six or eight persons
for participating in the lynching OF kessler.
The recently reported Indian massacre
AT Fort sill turns out Ia be a hoax.
4 man named William knightly. living
az knightly's station. on the Missouri,
Kansas u Texas Railroad. near sclalia.
Mo-. while temporarily insane, recently
sci fire 10 his house and then shot himself
His sister Adelaide. and his nephew. Louis
Stobbs. persisted in the burning building.
and il was presumed that they also had
been shot by the insane man before the
building was fired.
The result of the coroner's Investigation
into the massacre at knightly station. rem
ders il extremely probable that knightly
was the victim Of an assassin instead of
the perpctrator of the horrid deed laid TO
his charge. There is said 10 he no evil
dence in proof OF the original charge. fur
ther than that knightly had been al times
insane.
Hon. stephen i. Elkias. Republican
candidate. has been elected delegate To
Congress from New Mexico.
The Minnesota Farmers Convention.
held at Owatonna. sept. ,. nominated the
following ticket: Governor, Asa Barton.
OF Rice; Lieutenant-Governor. Benzer
Ayers. OF Washington; Treasurer, +. W.
Dyke. of Rice: Secretary of State. Col. L.
III. Stevens, of lIennepin; Attorney-Gcn-
erll. w. Il. Clough. of Ramsey. The plat
form denomces n corrupt and subseryient
10 individual interests. and refuses 10
support any person for office who will
either deny or object to the exercise by
the Legislature of the power To reverse
and annul at any time any right or any
privilege claimed TO De involved in any
charter 10 any corporation. railroad or
otherwise. which experience has shown Is
or may be- exercised by such corporation.
or by other similar corporations TO the
detriment OF the public welfare; flvorS a
tariff for revenue only; favors govern
mental improvement of the Mississippi
and other rivers; opposes large salaries for
public officers. a. likely 10 make office
holding attractive 10 human cupidity. and
denOunces the Credit Mobilier and the
management of the State Treasury.
The fourth Cincinnati Industrial Exhi-
bition opened September 3.
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The CHLDREN's IioUR.-Good au-
thoriiy has pronounced this magazine AS first
among the many publications for the little peo-
pie. and the unbounded delight with which the
children welcome its advent each month is pretty
good evidence that II j. ieseryedly popular. The
number for September contains several pleasing
illustrations, with large amount OF literary mat
ter.adapted TO the wants OF the youthful readers.
II you are not a subscriber. send and get speci-
men copy. The terms are 81 IS n year for single
subscription; i've copies, a.; ten. and one extra,
slO. I. ;. ARTHUR \ son, Philadelphia, Pa.
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STEALING HEAVENS LVERY.-The
great Alcoholics Remeiv. VINEGAR BIT-
TIERS, j. everywhere driving pestiierous
rum potion> out Of the market. That Ia
nous combination OF the finest medicinal
herbs on the continent of America. is ac-
complishing such cures OF diseases which
affect the stomach. the liver. the bowels.
the kidneys and the nervous system. that
the grateful masses have adopted il n their
Standard Specific. The various rum bit
ters have gone down before this pure veg
etable antidote like tcnpins before u we'll
aimed ball. The people have AT length
discovered that all the spirituou> excitants
are worse than shams-that both morally
and incidentally they are inimicsIl 10 the
well-being and safety of the community.
II 'front.' do. The handwriting j. on the
wall, They are weighed and found want
ing. Rum remedies are defunct. and VIM
EGAI BrTTERs. THE UNIVERSAL ANIIDOTE,
rcigns in their stead.
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WEST.

Beane. the conductor of the coal train
on the Chicago & Alton Railroad. which
caused the recent terrible loss of life az
Lemont. was arrested at Moncr. Ill.,. Au-
gust y, and taken TO Chicago and lodged
in Jail.
Five persons were seriously. but IL is
thought not fatally. injured by an accident
on the Vandalia Railroad, near Terre
Haute. Ind. August y.
Mrs. Louisa korchmeyer. Of II. Louis.
was in hurry to get supper the other
evening. but being called away for a short
time by the crying Of her baby. she found
the fire nearly out on her return. With
her babe In her arms. she then grasped the
Kerosene can and proceeded to hurry up
the fire. The usual pyrotcchnic display at
once took place. and the doctors say that
neither Mrs. korchmeyer nor her child
will probably recover.
A sailor. giving the name Of John L.
Irving. Is in Jail IN san Francisco. who SAYS
he had a hand in the celebrated Nathan
murder in New York City. He SAYS that
Washington Nathan and the housckeepcr's
son were the insiigators Of the deed. and
that he had a confederate named McNally.
IL Is thought the prisoner j. insane.
The Wisconsin Democratic and Liberal
Republican State Committee have called
State Convention. to meet in Milwaukee
September p, to nominate an opposition
ticket for Governor ana other State OH
GERS.
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PEERLESS
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The LITTLE CoRroRAL.-Chapter Ill.
OF "Life on an Island" Is given in the number
for September. followed by "our folks;" 1.-The
PEARL" "Mollie's Trials"-poem-by Carlotta
Perry; "George's Visit 10 an Indian Camp"
''IIow to Impress Leaves, Ferns, etc, on Paper,
Wood and Cloth;" THAT Rufiian, Burgan, "
and several other interesting stories, poems, etc.
The number Is an excellent one. subscription
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