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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-09
Nis'E.s.S. HORSES. DC.
s.OST. k'TRAYED. DC.

- lEAIED, Il LIGHT RED COW, tf.sty
~ with white head; one horu s.rucw.ia; sEts.rc.
hrnh"u. 4 suitable reward win la given for h,.r rc-
the Residence Z. & " i,Ii,,us ON Frank
lin ia.twc,n Laurel and Sh.i:rr streets my a-ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

NREAr WESTERN

yJ STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL tENGLANDy DIRECT
The steamers this line will sail pier Is Essk
River a ollOws-
KAIIILE9 NJ MARY Holman. Wednesday September 10
GREAT WESTERN, S-amper. .Wedne lay September "a
aDin passage SO: Intermediate, $40 steerage $50.
currency; excursion tickets, $iO Apply 70 agents, 10
South street f. l.. MOkGAN'S SONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

SUNDAY EVENING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND
- rroy1Passage 81 50 The elegant STEAMBOAT THOMAS
DWELL VIII leave pier a. North River, foot of Leroy
street every Sunday evening, ate o'clock making close
connection with railroad all points North, East AMI
west through tickets sold and baggage checked to des
unaton JOSEPH CORNELL superintendent
A GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
"A Banks, giving fine view OF harbor and fortihca-
tions-The new last and elegant saloon steamer TWl-
LIGHT Will make daily excursions Saturdays excepted.
leave Eighth street. East River at I; Peck slip, $50.
Twenty third street, North River, 81 Christopher street.
$780, and pier No Q; dinner, refreshments bait AMI
lines on board. Tickets 81; ladies 5Oc.
A SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK.
On and after SUNDAY, May IS the steamboat
THOMAS 4. WAY
will uIake her regular trips.
Leave foot OF Market street, Newark, at SA. NJ and
Leave foot Of Barclay street. New YORK, at 1870 n.
and 40 p. NJ
sioUDiDs a Bergen PQIpiessh way Fare q csnss>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

LNxCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FIRST CLASS
II cabin passage Ticket tor persons by any Cunard
amer saturdays depnrture), will be sold c.eap Ap
ply " ], 4, CATALAN, o. Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

ITO LET-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSES
l. Flats and Floors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

OPECIAL NOTICE.
y STATE LINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that this date the steamers
Of this line will sail from pier No. SO North River foot
of North Moore street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

FURNISHED FOR Observation-Disclosures CAR
peed Sitting Room. two light Bedrooms and Kitchen
with water; IS per week. Private house. rs Monroe
street First street.! Hob0ken ten short blocks from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07
YORK HERALD SUNDAY 1S7s-QUADRuPLE


EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
RED STAR LINE
ANTWERP ssRvCB
Appointed to carry the Belgian and United States
= MN, =. Antwerp s,s% rAIlad sTS%
CAPTAIN Wander Heyden Sept 10 Aug. 49,
REfDAL HAIL. HAIL.. xlll tons.
Nf fRss'H Isisn 5000 tons, Aug H. sept D.
sw SfRsassn a II ; sos IONS Building
PRiCEs OF PASSAGE. '"''o'"s
SaDin gold
''' Prepaid 0eriihcstes sss currcnc : currency
LIVERPOOL SERVICE
rSisss + $'1 $as,.d A.
viii sca good from
ans II. Ss to al
connections thus aording parties In this country con
vement ana cmeap opportunity Of sehoihs ior their
EE5 LINE win give spsss, attention s; to
well ventilated sleeping apartments and good food VIII
An experienced surgeon is attached to each vessel.
viii 70 Tsceyd 81 all & ZIP In the
Esrosd Southern Mall , S.ea%s;hR Go s% and
dam, Liverpool London. Glasgow, Belfast Hull and
The Red Star Line Docks at Philadelphia in direct
cRandise intended Tor beyond can be
from the hold Of the to !he with
ans s results " Oh
For rates of freight and passage and other
fEHEE S SShT3FF As sGss q Broad street
General agents nrtpur.
Agents IvsrDoo, General EaT0psaan at Assat
SrEcIAsHr K KDT GlSE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

4 J. BLEECkER, son Co, AUCT1ONEERS.-
n. Executors Sale Estate OF Daniel Marley deceased
WEDNESDAY, September IL,
at IL NJ, Exchange salesroom, Ill Broadway.
Three story brown stone House and Lot No 40 West
Forty-seventh street, between sixth and Seventh
avenues; also three story frame House No 202
West Thirty fourth street. near Seventh title per
feet 60 cent on MORTGAGE For particulars maps
THURSDAY, September IL,
Four story high stoop brown stone House. No. Al East
Twenty ninth street. between Fourth and Madison
avenues first class residence In every respect
FRIDAY, September ~,
10 Lots 10th and 7th Streets l25 IT. west of Seventh
avenue Boulevard. Maps at NO. II CEDAR STR EET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

THREE ROOMS TO Teton FIRST FLOOR, UN-
IL, furnished 70 gentlsmen or gentleman and wife for
Rnt housekeeping nice and quiet house and neighbor
hood No lS West Twentyiourth street, rent SO a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOsToN.-THE ELEGANT
- steamers
RHODE ISLAND every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
STONINGTON, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
from pier IS North River, at Y. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIP


COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC NAIL srEA i'Ish ro SonPASTs
CALIFORNIA. %AtAS AND CHINA.
CARRYING NILE VA sAF SAAsssAsSoERs AND
AsprswA4l, rAsaS Shia sHsSS MAag1A,. GREY.
TOWN AMP rAclt hMt G9Ssr r fEk MEXICO
viii leave pier No 4 North River at u O'clock for
AsonMa direct connect ng At Panama with s
ior San francisco and calling al Acapulco MaIatian
@ "na and C tor these
pSr ct % Of ro s% D
the ssnap us na Fort %nre 4 The san
for Honolulu, sandwich Islands "A,
1sss SE:s; S;
s sRpy at the hs f Ct Snna
II. j. BUILAY. superintendent
CAMANA BAY coMrANY-FoR PUERrA PLATA,
sa man sna Sane Re%ngo Gyhe unsd
viii 3" thursday
al a and f omss sss % sa r e. f
81 sTq
NV YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
49, & ssa s VEN ,s as .a Ssssa,
Tor HAVANA direct - folows-
W}LM Ms!4 September
MORO september Is
For freight and passage Chavins magnificent accomms-
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 4 CO.
No. Bowling Green
D. MCCLELLAN, Agent in Havana
DIRECT LINE TO HAVANA,
- Progreso1nd Vera Cruz
New YORK and Mexican Mail Steamship line, leaving
pier No. North River At 5 r. NJ,
EVERY THURSDAY.
CITY OF MERIDA Qiavana only ............. Sept II
CITY OF HAVANA Niavana only) ............ Sept u
CLEOPATRA Qlavana only ................ Sept Is
CITY Or MEXICO (Havana and MexicO). Noon, Sept "
For freight or passage apply to
F.ALEXAsDRE 4 SONS, 80 Broadway.
TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
Key West, carrying the United States Mail steamer
River, Saturday, September IL ats NJ. Through bills
of ladng given Houston and all points the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson and B. b. and 9; + r. Ne
sage, having periOr accommodations apply to
c. H. MALLORY q CO., 1883 Maiden lane, or
W. p. CLYDE, l19 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

no LET uNFURNIsHED-4gTH ST.. NEAR 9TH Az.
h. H. s. 81 500; 10Th av between 9Th and 30h sts
s., 500 10th St, near tn av story frame,
near 9Th av, As 5000 44,h St, near 9th ay,
frame s. 0) 42d 9th av., $. n :. d. s.,
5000. JOHN KAvANAGH, north east corner AID ST. and
Eth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

ITO LET-FURNIsHED, WITHOUT BOARD, PARLOR
and BEDROOM. to man and wife, or two quiet gentle
Rooms upper floor, furnished for housekeeping; SIS
month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

VxvANTED-PERMANENTLY, LARGE, NICELY
w furnished Room and Bedroom nectnq; terms
$40 Sl2 per week with nre. Address H., Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

ITO LET-A VERY DESIRABLE PARLOR AND BED
room. Handsomely furnished on first floor, to gentle
men. without board references exchanged No. 70 West
Fifteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

A LDRIDGE WOOD. AUCTIONEERs, OFFICES
"A Newark avenue and MONTGOMERY street. jersey City
the premises, twostory frame Building, brick
ment, stable, &c. occupied as bakery and store. One
twostory frame Building. brick basement stable, &c.
occupied as Weiss brewery and store. Two twostory
frame Cottages Easements sewerage, gas flower garden
&C.: One Building Lot % by l6 feet and guarantee OF
building loan Sale positive without Location
West Newark avenue and Cottage the grand
improvements OF Pennsylvania and other railroads. For
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY g. SARATOGA So 80 BY DAY
IA line boats G. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW
Leave vestry street pier at 80 and Twenty third
street. north OF Erie terry, at si5 landing at YonkerA
heeGsie Khn ne; Tiyo Catskill and Hudson Con
West Point Cornwall and Newburg, returning day,
81 Tickets by special cars and baggage checked 70
SARATOGA and Sharon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

HUGH n. CAMP. AUCTIoNEER.
Positive sale.
LONG BRANCH PROPERTY.
HUGH N. CAMP will sell at auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is 1873
At O'Clock. on the ground,
W 0'''' BtitbfNa PEors ii Land very 'A'0A0'e
each containing from to city lots situated Hulick
Westend and Villa avenues within few hundred feet of
the West End Hotel Long Branch.
Three of the plots have foundations for buildings a.
ready on tbem
Terms-60 per cent remain on bond and mortgage
for three years at per cent. -
Maps aud full particulars at aucnoncer's Office H6
Broadway, corner Pine street. New York
IMMENSE DEFALUATION IN BROOKLYN
Further tremend GUS disclosures soon.
Rank Corruption In Long Island City.
New jersey Bank short $200,0O
Counterfeit $500 treasury notes ahoat
Wall street flooded with forged bonds
Nothing safe but Real Estate
Low taxes and no rings in Baysde.
Col Coil COLL Goll!l COLIN Goto
JERE, JOHNSON Jrs
Great Auction Sale
Messrs straton ( Storms Property.
at Baysde, L. l.,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
and purchase or of the elegant Lots on easy
terms with OF the best titles in the world and yo
will make investment that will double in your hands
in year. II costs nothing to go, and you need buy
JERE JOHNSON, Jr
Il Park Row, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
L The Old Dominion Steamship Company Will despatch
from pier 81 North River their elegant sdewhce steam
ship WYAN9KE. Couch, Commando, for Norfolk City
NJ giving through bills OF ading to all points south
and Southwest Through passenger tickets to all points
eral Office 1877 Greenwich street. corner Of Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-07

Eighth and Thirteenth street, back and front
Paror on nrst moor PACK paror as be room
m included.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
nconD "a KHEAra


The following are the words Of the famous Graz
ger song entitled s'Good as Wheat, n published BY
ID. p. Faulds. The aong n by "Old Rye" and there
is many a Granger who. " he ever hears the song
once, will take little Old Rye" In hisn;
0hl What is all this nOlse about
And All this great commOtion2
The quivering leaves are on the broeAa
Like ships upon the ocean.
The gathering storm has broke at last,
The tide isFising higher;
While plOUmen. bold, have taken hold
The prairies are on FIRE.
CHORus:
Then plOw and SOW, and reap and NOW.
And raise the corn to I'LL the barn
While on 10 camp and heid We tramp, -
Good - Wheat" for the 6ranReTs, 80.
The soil Is ours. We till the land,
And we're the true producers. 10 f
No middle-men can thWArt our plan;
We scorn our vile traduceTsatfgU
Our hands aF6fscared with honest toll,
While skies are bright above US,
And conscience clear, We onward steer,
While aiding those who love US.
Then fill our ranks with honest hearts,
With steady handed yeoman.
While men of place with Janus face
We hold among our foemen,
MonopOlies must surely tall
Before our gathering forces,
Our purpose true will lead US thrOuah.
Despite their wicked courses.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
UlAILAORLPRlA, WILMINGTON 4 RALTI
Il kORR RALLRoADs
SPECIAL NOTICE.

n .na amer WEDNESDAY, oOlsbsr lSth. lsll.
\ paS1sagaT car VIII BE- attached 10 the freight
aain IoaVikg PAilaaelphm aoo ,. n, TOR VIII
~ iFals VII slsp 81 slAtious e. follOUs, When
,IsSSlisa. 0Iay'e RsrT9. s.l2 .. NJ LaEaretae -
q ~ GhsafaF, Ru D. q; LAmOkih. e.A5 D. -; ThUf-
~ 80 .. - Linwooa, e.SS p. "a OlaymSnt. l0.Ql
- Risrslia. loIap. q; aryiye MllminatQns IosSe
q t34tAN Il '. k8SNGf. 6Up1.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

TNO THE PUBLIC.
i The MilmingtOn and reading kailFOad C0sa.-
DaAy have completed arrAhGSmsnts " carry AOa<g
Packages aud ExpIOss Matter 70 ami iron AL pOlnGs
on the line OF their road and West CbastoF.
Also, to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and CA1aWiasA Railroads, including Reading
ingtOVn, MAhOAsy City. NJ Carmel. NOFristSWn.
POttsVille. 40.
ROr further Information apply At the DEPOT ear-
nOr OF Front and MA1iaon streets, WilmingtOn
RxpFsSs matter sent u Rranklin Tslasra9h VA Se,
No, West Third street. or 70 their D. DOT, FPoAt
and Madison. or orders lefe with AcN dIleA 4 seal
dslivsrAG aGsntA viii rsssivO PrNmpt alteAtioa.
G. SrOLL
srs-f asa9 RaNH ". 4 !, R. Z %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware DiYiBion Time Table.
rAFr annAMowMwnrm
FALL ARRAN0RMRMI

"a g 8: III: IS sSs2a5. :.s:gI.. I.:s: I:s: e. u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
NTumIngGOn and western n n.
TIME TABLE.

EALU AAU " IN1Eh AhhANubWhNI ID
g ,,,iSs GS%%iPSins %IIi 9S5 :. foiI,vi. 9S;; l'''
Leave WIminGtOR " " . N, and > N.
Leave LandepbOrg 45 u and ~ m.
Arrive at WILMINGTON 7 81 m, aud % N.
Arrive at LAndenberE IL % .. N. and sOPn.
CONNEC flOAS-TTaIns leaving Wilmington 4:
10 81 IN With train leaving PhilAdSlphiA at ~ n
Rrains leaving WilminKtOn at 36 n. cOnusei ;
with train lsaVins PhiladelD hiA ct 4 - u
'frain arriving at Wilmington ~ s. N, With
tYain for Philadelphia at 10 m.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 3 % With train
for Philadelphia at 90 . m.
sunday Trains Will be withdraw after Octo
- 49, DAVID CONNRLL. supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
washington Correspondence of the st. Louis
Republican.

"Why, gentlemen, if had the. running Of
this cussed thing would take the navy OF
these United States and would man IL WIN
onr Gallant marines and would moor that
nayY in front of that desecTated and doomed
CITY of SanteeaggO dc COObah and, afser
had moOred the navy in front Of Santeeaggo
de COobah, as said before would give them
"a hours to get the women and children out OF
the way, and then would batter tne uallhet an y
town to the level of the ground at once, slr1aI
opcs! l would then, gentlemen, moor tnat
navy successfully in front OF every town thGt
is held within its wallis one Of those brutal vol
unteers and would wipeithem from the race
of the earth !" (liero a bystander suggesLe1O
that there was too much Moor and 700 htIie Is
tanned and the reaersal terminated.)
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

Ihe MIAeN I an NIII Fuu sut ~ % Nelays Ils4-
5A1t 70 freight business. and Will stop o0lI ~ StA-
dGaa UheFO time is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for MiImlpEt0n aad RhtiRa'a
ton SO A. NJ, At l,2o An1 " p. N. for New
Castle.
Sunday TFAin-LeAEs Wilmington fOl NeE Cas-
tie, VA A. NJ, New Castle for Wilmington 5.0oY.M
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional T. those above. ave Smyrna foe Clay
ton IL 80 .. n, GRd IS p. n. Leave Clayton for
smyrna $50 =. M and 2uO p. p. to MAKE 0onnoc-
tlOn With trains 70 anA tTCn Dover, AID stations
| South.
CONNECTIONS.
| At TOWNSEND, with tn Kent County and Queen
! AnnOs h Kent Railroads.
At CLAYTON. with the Maryland AAd Delaware
| Railroad.
| lAtHAkRINaTON, with The unStiOn snd Break.
| water Railroad.
Al SRARORD with the Dorchester and Delaware
Railroad.
\ At DRLAAR, with the Eastern Shoro Railroad
l and WisOmico and POSOmoks Railroad.
n u. y. XXX My. Sapt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
Pniladslphla. Wilmington and Bat
umore Railroad.
fNO
DELAWARE DIVISION.

IMPORTANT MOTTO Elm addition t. the rsSu-
Il lar Market Trains nov rahhing. an EXTRA
RkRl6Hr TRAIN. (SandAys excepted With Pas
senRsr Car attached. uitl run between MilmiaE-
ton and HarrinSl0n on and Aitsr Monday SOpteu-
Der RJh. 1874 Aa f0lleUss
Leaving WILMINGTON ct 6S a. NJ. and StOp pblng
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
The Cuban Atrocities.
THE ACTION OF THE MASONIC
LODGES.
NAVAL VESSELS At SANTIAGO.

NEW YORK, Osc s.-The Special cores
pondent Of the Times from Santiago de Cuba
says: The Juniata and Wyoming OF the Y. s.
Navy and the Niobe and Woodlark ofthe Brit
sh Navy are in that harbor.
Burrisl has left hurriedly for Havana.
On the arrival of our vessels the Spaniards
pooh and poohed the whole Virginus affair.
Don Morales de I41s Rios, the Commandent
who succeeded BuTTiell is evidently shaken
by the united demands Of the British anG
American Captains, but he is OveIruled by The
fCar4 Uf the C,sino aud seeks every way OgaIn
time.
The executions it appears were Committed
under decree Of the former Captain General
de Rodas. The c1mmtnder Of tn naval IOI-
ees killed the crew and Burriel killed the pas
sengers Of the Nrginius
The Insurgents are closing in on santiago
and wounded volunteers are being brought 'u
daily
The executive Commiuee OF Free Mason'
met Yesterday in relation to an address 10 al
the lodges nj The United SiaIes calling for NEE
tinRs TO be held in every State, to take actlo'
Regarding the butcheTies Of their brethren u
Cuba. aud the inhuman treatment OF their Wild
oWs and orphans. The address will be compile
ted to-day, and it Is understood that Hon. Wn
NJ FVarts and Henry Ward Bsecher will be
mong the speakers at the Free Masons MGi
Meeting oil Friday night. Speeches Will
made in German and Spanish.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

Subject TO delays incident to freight business.
This train will stop 10 take ap passengers only At
stations named. but viii IoayO Passengers .. any
Al Oppine place 0xceOt Baro's COFaeF, State Road.
ROaney, ArmstfOng's and DnPOnt.
This train Uih be Withdragn whenever the ia
teFe IA OF the Company requires IL.
Iha passenger Car hsrelOforO attached to the
RetuTaing Train leaving Harrington at % p. ~.
viii Be diseontlnued on the above date.
The RrsiRht Train with Passenger Car attached,
sAVins HaFrinGtOn a. % p. u. Will wPks al
ssSs. S;,i ISIS. a:S'' W KILKENNY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
MAKES the WEAK STRONG.

The PeS.asViGs Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution Of the PrOtODtdo OF
Iron, ds so combined as to k0V0
the character Of GSS Otinteslf, as
ensiEu Cfi0eSted and 0SSt1sDtt0tc6
SOith the blood as the SttepteSs
food. 10 increases the QltQntttN
or Natures OsO1O P2t0Itzt01
4Oe1at. I9'O5 dn the btO0ds ana
cares ts0 thousand tltS," !" simply
OVT'OssSnO asp, EnViOO OOFOttsag 01s6
Yit0ItSi10 tite SHStenss 1Jle elb%
" 9.icIeCf and Sit0IiSed Ot0O1 per-
9ne0tes eUGTy part of the bOdyS
4-epaiTi5lO damages @1s6 ssCGSseS
0eaFchi1aO out morbid Secre-
tSOMs, aud leaving nothing FOR
disease 10 feed SIpOSl.
Thts q the secret Of the SVO1s-
6erfssE success Of this remedy ~
curing Dyspepsia Liver Cons
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhOea, BOi1s, Nervous Affections
ChilIs and Eevers, HumOrSS
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder Eeama1e Conn IT'S
una a84S MtoCtt8C0 OIeWstsSsSess0 80
a bad state Of the. Mood or 1c-
cARap6eSted % tIebtS teN ~ a tOe0
state Of the system. Being Il,e0
f'Ons Alcohol, isI any form, ttS
OnerGiStnO effects are NOS 1Ot-
IOtUed bU COFpe8f OtOsStR9 teGc-
tiOn, beat are permanent dleIet-
Stia9 atre1sOthS UiO0I'S and 1beao
Ilfe tmtO all parts Of the sUSteIlsS
and building slP 0S Iron COn-
0ttttsttONs
Thousands have been changed
On tie use Of TITS Se1sedDS irons
O0e0k, SiekIy, SOlteTt1eg cred
ttSres, 70 0tFO1sgs healthy dlsE,,
hOnnn men and OCONtegof 91ef'
isOU0lldS cGmSs0e Fe0SOHl0bt1f heS-
dfGte 60 0ige 6t q trial. tt
See that eGcA bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP blOpPa 9 Q PlFss
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWlE 4 Gss0NS, PrOprIstOts
No. ! lEntsA Place, noasoA.
sot6StU1 asSa SSsSSHAEiE.
a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09
nfLANp,s ExTRAoT oF MALT,

y841 aa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-09

HOW SENATOR = zACK - CHANDLER
WOULD SETTLE THE VIRGINlUS
MATTER. ..... ..s
, 1873-08-11
CONSUMPTION OF FOOD IN THE UNITED
, HTATEA


Between tho prisoner in his CELL condemned
to brond nul water, and tho millionaire, whono
tablo is ioatled with the boBt and choicest thoro
ia Wido difference in the quantity OF food con-
snmod. The quantity Of different articles used
in tho families Of laborerB in Massachusetts
WAS recontly stated, but this WAS by no
moanB minimum or n maximum. Tho average
wages of those ]aborors waa $2.12 por day. Tho
Whole sum paid yoarly to 2,053,ooG hands in
manufacturing establishments, according to the
census OF 1870, was 9775, ,5s4. .s43. or, at 800
working days in yoa-, just :1.25 daily to each
person. A,uiy lalge l'ruI'urltuu OF tho labor
crs, therefore, rcccvo lower wagos than
those whose consumption Of food has
been statnd, and must 1.-Two still moro economi-
chilly. And yot. in this country, not many fam~
lies arc reduced to the baro minimum of food
noceBsary to support life. Thus, even among
those who live upon slender incomes, there is
wide range Of difference In the quantity of food
consumed. By way Of illustration, compare
few items in the quantity Of food consumed by
two families In Massachusetts,, both American
laborers, both consisting Of q young couple
and three children all under 7 years, but one
family depending upon earnings Of $3.50 nor
dny, aud tho other $l.25 per day, and ono ex-
pe1ltliug Sta, aud tho otAor SJi2 5O yearly:
, 1873-08-11

Tho Republican newspapers in Iowa arc sorely
troubled with the platform adopted bv tho stato
Convention. Tho document il not only sub
jectotl to variety Of interpretations, but somo
Of tie rapera actually 1nanglo tho text to make
it conform to their notions Of what it ought to
bo Some of theso changes arc notable. Tho
platform adopted by tho Convention was put,.
1ished tho noxt day in tho Des AToinos itegister,
aud tho first resolution began thus:
That proud na OF most n The paat record1 Of
the Republican party, etc.
Which is rendered thus by the papers intli-
Gated:
Ihat, proud az VIC arc Of tho Republican party
Maquoketa E1celsior.
Ilat. proud IN We Of tle past record of tho Re
pnh'lcan larty.-Lcs .Noincs hepfster.
That, proud III Of the uast record of t,e 1fe
publican party.-Krotuk Gate City.
Ihat, proud as we are Of most Of thu past feco1a
OF tho Republican party-Burlinyton ua,cteyt [uor-
ract.]
But there ia another mutilation of tho plot-
form III the caso Of the resolution, which roatls
That tho act Of the majority Of tho members of tho
lao congress- in passing what is known ns tie back
pay eteHl BY which they volel into their pockvtg
thoasanda OF dollars Which did not belong to thc1u az
frl ds the ae f toae elo voted against the sa,ue and
tt ffffrfd the money, Ia most Aagrantly improper and
lnlhouH aud should accurc tho political condonna-
t!on Of a|l who woro rarty to 1t.
Tho burlington Ha,ck.eye, tho Maquokota Ir-
ee'sior, and other papers suppross the yords
printed in Italics.