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24O7 Braddock ST, (i9th Ward
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1873.
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From the Chicago Times. Sept. 30. 1854.

THE SOCIAL PEsT-One of the worst conse-
quences OF cur artificial civilization il the weaken
ing effect of modern habit on the human system.
In no portion of the human frame il this debiita-
ting effect sooner felt than i'll the genital region, and
spermatorrhea IeuchCrrea, and other more violent
Diseases the result. Whether in male or female
this class Of complaints il most distressing one,
and the difficulty Of treatment II enhanced BY the
fact that modesty often fofbds resort 10 curative
means till the evil has made sad ravages on the
constitution. Another attendant evil II that class
Of socalled medical practitioners who make il
their business TO entrap the sufferers into fherce
and under promise Of cure to rob their pockets and
complete the ruin of the constitution. Happily
their is relief at hand. We have in our midst a.
last one who by education, natural ability and
comprehensive practice. has been rendered quail
fed TO treat every form in which genital weakness
or disease can manifest itself. We refer TO Dr..
Blgelow, No 46i South State street, a gentleman
IN whose ability and integrity the sufferer may
place unboundcd confidence We commend him
to orr afflicted readers
4l9d&Wlv
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CLEARANCE.-C Cutting by projecting faces, these
teeth clear Ike pillow, simultaneously
These saws are universally conceded 10 surpass in
speed. in ease, and simplicity II any one questions
1t, let him accept my $500 challenge towards expen-
ses of public contest, and have the matter settled
New enlarged dust-spaced Saws for sale nv the
Hardware Trade Of Aner1ra- Agents wanted where
the Hardware Trade do not sell the genuine saw
IHfringers prosecuted. A f. Cross-Cui aud a Wood
Saw shipped on receipt of ST
n. B-Noue genuine without the mann. on saVr Of
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Sewing Machines.

Front view NJ teeth, showing dress and set Of two
points 70 cut III Inc 2-13dOcSwIy
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Is the only Known Remedy for Brights, Dis
ease, and has cured every case of Diabetes in
which II has been given. Irritation Of the Neck,
of the Bladder and Inflammation Of the Kidneys
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder Reten-
ton of Urine. Diseases Of the Prostate Gland,
Stone in the Bladder. Gravel. Brick Dust Deposit,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and for En-
feebled aud Delicate Constitutions Of both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms Loss
of Power Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breath
ing Weak Nerves, Wakefulness, Pain in the
Back, Flushing of the Body, Eruption on the
Face, Paliid Countenance, Lassitude Of the
System, etc.
Used By persons in the decline or change Of
life, after confinement or labor pains, bed-wet-
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In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is uneqnaled by any other remedy
sin Chlorosis or Retention, lrTegularity Pain
fulness or Suppression of Customary BEacuations
liberated or SchirTus state OF the Uterus Leu
corrhaa Whites, Sterility, and for all COM
plants incident to the sex. Il is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
Midwives for enfeebled and delicate constiu-
NJ hot dzIf
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MEDICAL.
DR.. C. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician.
Physician.

No. aT7 & s79 s. Clark 81, Cor Van Buren,.
CHICAGO .. Observation-Disclosures. ILLS
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e. nj. BOYNTON.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTTRER
50 BEEKMAS ST. NEW YORK.
p. S.-Do not confoRnd my Lightning NJ Cutting
Teeth with any infriRgemsnts feeble limitations OF
name or outline having thick rsking tech, which,
unless very carefully shortened electric only In
their shocks to the operator.
Two men cnt twcnty-six cords of hard wood in $
hours With the Lightning Cross-Clt Saw, by hand,
and will do it again for $500
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1EARYEY's EXTRACT BucEU

Cures Diseases Arising from I1sprudeaces
little expense, little or no change in diet no in
convenience, and no exposure 1t causes q fire.
qHeut desire, and gives strength 10 Urinate,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing and
Curing Structures OF the Uretha. Ailaying Pain
and Inflammation 80 frequent in this class of dis
eases, and expelling all Poisonous matter
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
Sl0o per bottle or six bottles for s. co. delivered
to any address, secure from observation. Sold
by druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEARNEY & CO., 104 Duane SIN. Y.
to whom all letters for information should be
addressed
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= DEYsS
CARBOLIc TROCHES

A SPECIALITY FOR SORE THROAT. THE CAR
n bOiC Acid OF which the TruChcs are. in part,
composed. acting HEALING AGENT. and curing
all forms of ULCErATED and INFLAMED surfaces OF
the laryuX and epiElottis.
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Saws.
Beynt0n's Lightning Saws.
= Not One Failed in 20, 900

- Not One Failed in &c, 900
~ - Two men cut a 10 inch log by hand
80 With this saw, in EIGHT SECONDS,
sssls5a5 ON Sept. /, 1869, at Philadelphia, in
i9zsS@9 the presence OF Major Gen Meade
R@Lz and numerous other distinguished
--G men.
--S These are the only saws in opera
- ton that are equivalent 10 the front
.Zcz Cutting and Clearing OF a Hand Saw
==@cs BOTH ways, viz: going and coming.
-- The slant edges between the points
- do not cut, the vertical face OF each
cutting. and the slant following,
ana vice versa as drawn back and
= I9rlh- All Teeth are cutters. All
- leeth are Clearers. As il costs five
81 hundred or more dollars for the la
nor that wears ont any saw a saving
- 60 OF ohe-ffih by speed and ease of an
o@ improved saw SAVE the cost of doZ-
&c en- The length, strength. stiffness.
6 and durability of these, teeth arr oh
e v1ous- Note also speed pase sim.
plieity and eleames<
SPEED.-H two points are dressed
- to cut in line, vertical CT advancing
cuts are more effective than retreat
ing edges Of Old cutters used by
all other saws
e EASE -Iiis easier to pillow groove
- in timber than 10 crush one out
e SIMPLICITf.-A points are the
same length and cut their wav We
e do not now recommend thick rakinc
ezeZ and hook teeth. rs they require 81
- much shortening and re adjas t1Den
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A specially for hoarscness- the CLEANSING power
Of the Carholic Acid tending to expei ali collec-
lions ana formations of mucous matter. phlegm,
etc, and restoring healthy action to the sensitive
and delicate organs Of the throat and windpipe.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
A Bciiooi.TFouge in-a Tor,,o6o.

Inc Dubuque Ia. Telegraph prints the fol-
lowing extract ofa letter WFitten A little Sirl
describing scene which she was witness.
" must tell what happerfedi yeslerdav-our
schoolThouse was struck BY lightning. There
were eleven scholars in il when It was struck
ana the teacher ives sitting under the chimney.
None Of us knew anything for Eve minutes. il
struck the chimney and tore down the siding OF
the north end and threw It eighty rods and
scattered the bricks all around in promiscuous
manner
1T burst the plestering mo { all off the north
end; it brrst two window lights, and the dam-
per that was under ihe stove; It threw il on one
OF the seats and broke piece off ii. and il
came withinsix inches of hitting Earnest WeIch
1t threw the lime all over the house, so that we
could not see aDything-bnt we saw the ball Of
lire right before our eyes.
III broke the stove and crashed il in several
places; then it went through the floor, under rthe
stove. 1t broke three boards under the stove
Out entirely. After the teacher left her chair
the plastering fell down on it and covered it all
oVerj but the best OF all is there were none ofus
hurt. wish could describe il half as bad as
II Is, but can't. We were most all sacred to
death. There is not bit Of the chimney left.
There was another tornado on the Fourth ol
July, two miles from where we live. It cleared
twenty acres of corn, il took it dirt and all -
took school house up in the air and they nev.
er saw any more Of it. It took astabIe with two
horses in il; it took one Ofthem eightyrods of,
and 1t died Instantly; and black oaks, three feet
through, i tore up by the roofs, and lots of 9th
er things it did, y,zITHT gvygYa1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

The special dispatch TO the Courier journal
from Memphis, Saturday night, relates that
on Friday well-knOwn gentleman of that
city stole from her fond parents and friends q
young lady, whom he married cIandestinely.
TO secure her clothing to travel with, her par.
ents locked her up and kept her until Saturday
morning, when through an attorney they made
application for divorce. The new-made
husband and anothergent the latter the
choice of the family for the husband of the
lady, met on the street, and without ceremor-
lous proceedings exchanged shots with each
other, but fortunately missing their mark and
then fell into the embrace of the police.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
REMOVAL OF
THE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK
To SOP Market Street,

.srsf.f Wilmington, Delaware,
Open 10 receive deposits daily (Sundays excepted)
during the usual business hours, and on Tuesday
end Saturday evenings from Ito 8 O'Clock.
Au the profits of the Bank, after the paymento
a. n.ecessaLy expenses are devoted to the benefit
ally in April and October. Since tife orTaniSatior
Of the Banks In 1851 the dividends have uniformly
PeenI I e5 the rate ofsix per cent. per annum. :.
and g once participate in future
utrustOd TO the Bank. Tf,'s y - .-.'uD
tD 800 AAN.aGERRS. ,fl.,..lt. .,,,si,.
GIaaaA GinLIAN ~ 2 bhlLtEs' EDWARD DARLIN0FoH.
n II. BEEgoN, IiRNav n DTryb~ ,'
A. a IMAhD MDDE DEFTss CHARLRe w. HOwLAND
A. nle9Hsa n af Jon II. JACKSON,
11VesA D OAPELLH. CLEMENT b. SMYFH.
-H ~. ~ LICHTENBTRIk. 81 ~fsfH.
o. - WINS. HILLES, President.
dlo' W.BOs Woe President. ~ :. = ~
sk2S-ly- - - D. 7. TAYLoR. Ire lsurer
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

july WEATHER.-The mean temperature
during July was 79.47 degrees, and that Of the
corresponding month of last year 80 81 degrees.
The average mean temperature for July since
perature during the month was 965, on the
18th, and the lowest 62 degrees, on the sth.-
On eleven days the mercury at the Pennsyl-
vanla Hospital marked 80 degrees and np-
wards. The total rainfall for the month was
6bo inches that for the corresponding month
for the last thirty-six years has been 412 in
ches.-Ledger
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

dent to freight business, and WIN stop oniv - Sta
dons where time is given.
NEW CASTLE TR AIMS ,.s. ~.
Leave New Castle for WiI1 gTon and phfladel- {
40 Am. Leave Philadslphia. at II Is Pm. and :,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Smyrno for Claw .
ton II 80 O. ms and 7.95 p. M, Leave laytnn for
Smyrna8.l 40 q, M, and 200 p. m, TO make oonnsc-
ton With trairsto and from Dover, a3d stations
CONNECTIONS. .l.i.t.l q. i..' Z
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's y Kent Railroads. e7Tr, Trf - y eot
AtRSh!iAYdIoN Rs!i4oSd With ths MaryIaRd and Delaware
At HARBIEaToN. Withrhs JanctlOn and Break
water Railroad.
AtsEAFQRD with the Dorchester and Delaware
At bEfM1R. With th. Es.t.rn sbo,. Rsl-o.1
and Wicomieo and POcomOke Hailf0ad 7rlTTf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

Secretary Richardson has decided that the len
dollar notes have been most extensively counter
feted, and hos ordered plates Of that denomina-
lion TO be made. A Washington correspondent
says the question of compelling the banks to pay
for this reprinting isstll and ecided The banks
have not Withdrawn their protests, and no pro-
vision hes as yet been found In the lay which
will enable the Treasury TO compel the payment.
The law seems 10 cave been loosely drawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

The weather in Arizona is exceedingly hot
and dry, and the prices of -four and grain are
unusually high in consequence. The farmers
on the Pacific coast are inclined 10 hold the new
crop and ask higher prices. Thus far, only nine
vessels have cleared from San Francisco this
season with wheat cargoes, and fourteen for The
corresponding period Of last year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
and western II n,
TIMETABLE.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ~

GOm99SSnCIRe AgSl 7th,
Leave Wilmington 90. 1910 M. and 6sS D m.
Leave Landenberg 45, 10 So q m and SO D n,
Arrive at Wilmington 6I m, 90 and 5 90 8 ID.
Arrive ct Landenberg 8 %. II 81 a m and OO D M.
C0NNECrI0NS-Trains leaving Wilmington at
104 m with train leaving Philadelphia AZ so 3
m; Baltimore at 30 m. and Delaware h r trains
arriving at 10 Is q. m.
Trains leaving WiImington Mt A3s pm. connects
with train Leaving PhlledAlpkia at 600 , NJ y
Train arriving at WILMINGTON at IS M with
Train arriving at Wilmington at I 90 with train
for Philadelphia Rt 2 90 pm.
Train arriving Rt WilmingtQR Rti 10 90 D N with 4
train fef BAldpOre anh Rashinkton al SIT B ~
with train for Philadelphia and New York 1t s so
m. and with Delaware n r trains at 625 N.
=. SUNDAY TRAINS, " - -
Leave Wilmington 90 and % 80 p M
Leave LAnd0nberg 5 Is M, and 45 D m.
Arrive WILMINGTON 80 m.s end 6 0Op IN.
Arrive La1deberg u p m, and ~ pm. u
Trains arriving in Wilmington ct 6 90 d M, CON
meet with train for Philadelphia at 80 B m ~ =
Omnibus connections between W. aud w. and p.
w. and D. DepOtB. and oars of the WilmingtOn Oity
AailFay.- ---- DAVID 00NNRhLs. SuDt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
PhHadelphla Wilmington and
4 Baltimore Railroad. iK
Delaware Diyision Time Table.
leave A8 t0UOWB {
MORTHWARD. y
EPRING ARRANGEMEMJ

2 90 On spa ,E sitsr MONDAY, ApriI 21sl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

Benjamin e. Bates, of Boston, some time
since offered to give 500, 900 to Bates College,
at LewlstOwn, Me-, provided an equal amount
could be raised. That amount has been secur-
ed, making Bates' offer available.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

mo THE PUBLIC. .1.I.- .11--i
i The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrang ements to Gerry Money
Packages and Express Matter 70 and from ell points
on the line oftheir road and West Chestor -.
Also, to all points the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CataWissn Railroads, including Reading
Allentown, Columbia HARRISBURG, Lancaster, DoWH.
ingtown, MahOnsy City Nc. CarmeL Norristown.
POttsville, &c. - - I, y 80 f.
For further information apply 1t the DepCA COR
ner Of Front and Madison streets, WILMINGTON. .
Express matter sent 70 franklin telegraph ONCE,
No, West Third street or to their Deoot Front
and Madison, or orders left with McMdlen q Seal
delivering agents. will receive prompt Attention
'~f O. STOLZ,
aDe1H zl- GsnRsuV,t ". &R.iR. 4. %.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
P4TEddAsRBELPIHElBA,, P4TEddA!s 2 n Y !, MILMINGTON & BALTT-
- A1 AVA'-1 NJ sPEcfAI NOTICE ~

5PEyIZAL ,NQIIgE. -. y a
passenger car viii be attached TO the freight
train leaving PhiladelDhia 900 p. NJ, for Viii
mington, M ets z n. lIfif ii7iitsI7'' ~ ~
The train will stop at Stations as follows, when
signallsd Gray Ferry. 9 IL p. m. LRsaretto 0.Sd
p.mi Chester, 8. Al D. m; Lamokin, rs p m; ThuR-
p. s8lloEFlio 01S D. N; arrive Wilmington, 1885
~ teetNl r. y. KENNIY. RIplk,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
PhilpaeIphl& Wilmangkon and Bal,
Ia y Uimoro Railroad.
DELAWARE .DlVIRTOM,

TMP0BTANT NoTECE-oh ana aAsr Monday.
Il April 2lst 1873, Passenger Train will leave Sea-
ford at $50 .. m, for Philadelphia Baltimore and
Intermediate stations. u =
The 6.25 pm, train from Wiiminetoh With PhilAi
delphia and Baltimore eonnectioh will run 70 Sea-
ford. A rriving .. 1000 p. m. Making three daily
trains to and from Seaford.
On and after the above datethi Company viii dis
contiane running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and Harrington. IA -
sw4 II. +. KENNEY, Sup,t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

The Grsa AlteratiVe. ToRic and Blood Ps rifer.
Are now becoming q sTANDARD and UNIVHR-
and cattle RaissTs AZ Srs ppon ounCinr thsss
In CONDITION POWDERS superior TO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-05
4flarria9cs.

On the goth ult., in Frederick county,
Md, bv Rev. ii. G.. Bowers, JAMES
III. RODERICK, formerly of this coun-
ty, TO Miss ANNIE L. CIllLCOTE,
Youngest daughter Of Richard Chllcote,
Esq.
In Charlestown,o on Thursday evening,
March 9th, 1873, by Rev. Jacob Wal
tiers. Mr.. +. ID. GLAIZE, to Miss AL
BINA ROBERTSON, eldest daughter
of Mr.. 5. Is. Rohertson-all Of Charles
town.
March 18th, in the Presbyterian
church at Raleigh, \. e., By the Key,
I'M. Atkinson, ID. d., Mr. CHARLES
HENRY SCOTT, formerly of Virginia,
now a resident of kentucky, and Miss
MARY MAYO ATKINSON, daughter
of the officiating minister.
At the house of the brides father in
Martinsburg, on the 29th of March, by
Rev. J. ID. Freed, Mr., SAM RI
ROCKWELL and Miss MARTHA +,
CUSTER.
On the 10Th ult., in the Presbyterian
Church in Martinsburg, by Rev. ID. III.
Riddle, JAMES III. BAKER, to Miss
MARY A. HARRINGTON, all OF
Martlnsburg.
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Half Alive.

II is sad ding 20 pass throu h life only
hall alive. Yet there are thousands whose ha-
blIual aonJIl:on l. one VI laaguor and dec hly.
They complain of 10 specific dIsea>e; they
suffer 10 positive pain; hat they have no rel
iSh for anything which affords mental or sensual
pleasure 10 their more ROBUST anC energetic
fellow beings.
In niue cases out CT ten this state OF lassiude
and toipor arises from mofbii stomach. 1t
digestion destroys the energy oil both mind anu
body When the waste ui nltur' Is not supplied
by due and regular assimilation OF The food,
every urgsn is starved. ev,ry function IN errup-
ted
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances OF depression The system
needs rou ,ing and strengthening; not merely
for an hour or two II sink Afterwards INFO
more piiable condition than ever las 1t as-ur
edly would do If an ordinary alcoholic stImulan;
was resorted 10. bot radically and perms neniI &.
H w is this desirable object to be accom-
pshed; The answer 10 lnIs question founded
on the unverying experience OF quarter "f
century. Is easily given lnluse neS 'igpf into
the die. tive orgsrs by a course Of HU-ietler's
Stomach b. trfs. DO not waite time 10 admin
isrrring Temporary remedies. but wake the
system up by recnprra'ing the founs head
OF physical strength and enorcy,i the great organ
upon with ell the other organs depend Tor
the nurture an! support
By the time tina, dzen doses Of the great
vegetable touic and invirorlnt have barn taken
the feeble frame oil the dyspeptic will begin to
iee It's benign influence. APTeiire will be-
created and with appetite the capacity la digest
what il Graves. PeIsevere until the cure is
eomrlele-u;til healihful bio ID ST to be the
materi e le-h AM muscle, bone s9d ner e
and brain, i'w- through The channel Of crcu-
la,ion, instead OF the watery psbulun ~ih vt Ich
they have been heretofore imperfecily nour-
l,hpd
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Deatbs.

At the residence of her husband, near
Middleway in this county, OH the morn
ing of the 18th ultimo, Mrs. CATHA-
RINE G. SHIRLEY, wife of Geo. w.
Shirley, and daughter of the late James
Grantham, aged 43 years.
In this County, on the East side of
the Shenandoah river, on the 18th day
of March, 1878, Miss MARY McSHER-
RY, aged about 70 years.
In Winchester, on Friday night,
March 2sth, Mrs. VIRGINIA SPOTTS
wife Of Mr.. Marcus II. Spots, aged
about 40 years. =, -.
On the 10th of March, in Martins,
burg. Mrs JANE WIBLY, relict OF
Mr.. Calender B. Wildly, decd, in the
Gath year of her age.
On the 18th ult,, in Winchester
CHARLES CARTER, youngest child
of DIR. VIM. A. and G. S. Mccormick,
aged years, months and 20 days.
In Martinsburg. on the 18th ult., Ell
LA MAY, daughter of Elijah and Mary
L. Faidly, aged l year, 10 months and
Is days,
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CHARLES +. B0iLEhU,
Importer and Breeder Of Pure
Bred Asiatic Fowls,
.Mddi,iowo, F,fd'riek County, ND.

u; Ill ,hip b. Express securely packed. on
w receipt u price, Ess. oi the fOlIv~ 40.
breeds for haIehDg:-DGk Brshma., aid
Cray DorkIngs, each s2 per dozeB; Light
Brahms. Bun CoehIas, aud Ply moii, ksck
each 81 so per dOzsn; Game Fo~i,, Wine
G.orkIpn, DuekwiBg, Black breasted Red,
EAri VI Derby (whiie IeE.) LDrd Seton, in-b
Gray, Mexican Gray, Dor'Inigbs, CSbs, Stan
ley, Brown breasted Red, each s2 per dozen.
Also few PAIRS Or Irios Of each VI lhe above
Tor sale.
The above named Fowl. sre all bred from
imported aud premium stock. The DARK
Brshn,s- sfe Of the celebrated Cooper Si'sm
irVm ireland, aud arc moi surpassed 90 'izs by
Foxi- % any o,brr knows breed. have
lrio that aeIgh IS p'ssa,.
All orders wml be filled with prcmy,Sss..
and boxes and foox for transportation furnish
ed free Of charge. Eggs wall be secerei, pack
ed TO avoid bresbsge.
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