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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-11-13
MANHOOD, W0MANH0OD, AND AER-
v0US DISEASES.


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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

lvis-FesT4vA -cuaIsTNAs..
pNrHEft.rrA

pAvis-FgsIlv rilrvtNd-CuGIsT NAs'-
RELIGIOUS,
Special correspondence Of tie STATE JouRNAL.
B.GLIN. No, Ian. 6. 1874 DAVIS, the
alleged mui acrlr OF BritfInsham, ucsriy
kiiel $500 ltHcr mar during the l0ldtys.
ilc .s . desperate eharAcler ago ought = be
locke uT tt snow hili
to less rhai, thgcu festivals wcrc held hy
the Mv'hpiists during hHstmts. which
urf'lt over iolr hundred dollars for the
new parsonage.
Of late thicving has beca treated so
lruteutlN that we iul u on the iucrcast.
''ur store vas robbed 81 thirty-fivo dollars
aud another at three hundred. teg lapre
should 20 over The bay The only cIus
20 the st tAiet IS q whiskcy hottie which.
Is hoped. VIII PROVE % connecting link.
Tie hil tilct rot away from f1ar men
t.riatmss- "t are sIrtF 10 ~. was spent
so uutiauiish reyelry. lseu boys staggered
tuG ycltd iu uruN NtF Hs well us light
season. Wish Yc hat temperance IL le.
gstiuu iu tl- legislature, thea cyl.td we
hone tor perter times.
Mtfch-uight services OF a very impressive
character we're held In the VI. u Cmlrcn.
SERMON AS preached rf 90 ~ ia.. followed
ty AN interesting "cVrci tc,ice meeting.
until few mumeHjs before q advent OF
tac NeW \ t,i, Wh"l tit knelf "a silent
praNeC AMI fcntiaed Tins engaged until
leti had been uunhtrrA WITH tic pa.t.W leu
the congfcs t'luu arose tuI sang lictlic
JehovHh's awful li.anr. whiIetIu bell
was ignrou-lv targ uut uu the stilt mtd.
night air. 1hCsg services We4a auplf..
n"rfSd by au sorts fcWAtiau Oh vie
part ut ihc 90 unkru lut thctr allies tAtcs
we're uuhiutrd, hHSgs NtIt sucked ia thu
streets i.Hcea were Fun 40 wrorg llt.cs
aul GA tle luuoWing morning our 1CNH
locked as II all the dclous OF Torment 1-u
acid Algd carnival during tho night,
ANoy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

ACroS or THE HOARD or TRADE-ApDi-
TioNAL APPROPRIATION ASKED FOR.
Despite The Indictment weather, there
was quite a good sized meeting Of the
managers of the Bonrd of Trade Tuesday
evening. After the transaction OF some
business of a routine character, the sub
lect Of the Improvement Of our harhor
wac vailed up by j. T. Head, ESQ. The
matter was informally discussed for
SOME time, the energy aud care displayed
hv Col. Kurll being highly complimented,
,fcr Wlirh the following resolutions
presented By Mr.. Head were adopted;
E,s4itH hv the wilmington Board Of
iridt, iA4t 81 is eNueedlrglv important 10
1870 appropriation he made hy the present
'orersss toward the further improvement
of nur htrhor
Kesairfd. 7bat the President and Score
ffrv OF this Board are hereby Instructed to
ask our Senators and Representative in
rnngrcss 10 press our claims upon the at
frnfion at the PRECIPITATION Committee
tui upon Congress for the appropriation of
not less than thirty thousand dollars.
The opinion was general that as our
s,at- would ask very little else in the
'Hs Of appropriations that on the matter
icing properly presented to the attention
pf Major Lonaud he could readily secure
q liberal appropriation for the cOntinu-
auce OF the very important work already
begun.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

THEIR CONNECTION WITH FORMER CRIMES
IN THIS STATE.
More about the bank burglars Yes,
the following Some years ago, during or
Immediately after the war, the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank Of Milford, % State
institution, was robbed one nignt while a
frightful thunder storm wa prevailing,
aud the men 10 New Castle JAN for at
tempting to rob tue De aware National
Bank of this city, were conn, cted with
the affair They say that they planned
to rob the bank, aud sent several men
down In advance and decided on ulsht
for their work.. The men now in jan
left this city In a double carriage
with their tools and implements
for Milford, expecting 10 arrive there ia
time to help their comrades In their work,
but owing TO an accident to their carriage
they did net get there at the appointed
time, so the advance guard, having "a
good night for 10, accomp.ls led the Job
and made way with the funds If the
institution. Ltwlor and his crowd did
not reach Millori unul ihe morning fol
lowing he robbery, and nhrn they drove
Into town found the community in att4fe
OF indcscrlbHble excitement. They sus-
pectng the cause Of The cOmlatiuu,
assumed an innocent look. Diving
up TO LoweTy's hotel, they ort.tel
their horses put away, aud bling
strangers in the town were soon the
observed of all observers and regarded Tor
awhile with no htlle suspic on. Their
business was anxiously inquired into and
the men represented thetns lives u= stone
cutters and sale the bag In which were
their jimmies, etc contained tue tool.
belonging to such lnborers. They fur.
ther said they were on their way u lower
Sussex, to quarry Stone. Their first ry-
planallon was accepted as ''rrct, bat
when they supplemented il with tar .u-
formation that they were going into
Sussex to quarry stone, Ga county whicl
hasn't q rock in ~ the suspicious OF
the good people Of Milford were again
aroused. The men saw this. and embrace
ing their first opportunity, LETT the tIwu
in great haste aui have never 4lucc fg-
turned.
This is the only ule ana au.aculic
account OF the robbery Of the bunk at
Milford ever given, and viii ftrve tn re-.
move the ugly suspcious that haze
attached to several very excellent gentle
men, Directors OF that ns'iiatlol at th'
time of It's robbery. We publish This
item more for this purpose than tle
creating Of any sensation
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

THE CABBAGE BusiNrss. Tho ear
riagv business, Guys Tie Hppj''cgu is re-.
wing. On Mordty the finn of Mclean
X Kendall employed an additional uuu-
Ter OF hands, and their establishment
now preseuts quite busiutss-ligc ap
prataucc.
Mcs.rs, Gregg * Bowe, corner of
Eighth and Orange sire, s,also employed
an additional number Of hands, ana II J.,
said will soon put on their euiiie CONF
PIGMENT.
William Wrlch', corner O. Market and
Water streets, hes adwittcd Edeaf A.
Finley as partner, and they ave making
ARIA grmei is for increased bU-iu,s-.
Jones Guthrie ~ CO h+y' h.m
actively engaged in their shop on A.n
Castle avenue, nearly TIE cntii. winter.
aud are now preparing for O Ia 90 spring
trade.
Dressing Is Pusey are also lookine for
ward TO a good frrlug trajr, a'd ~lIi
make arrangements to meet ali demands.
Katta a Kaiser. corner OF Third an q
Walnut have Kept on the even lcnu0r OF
their way the past year and ac DOH p
their usua' amount Of work.
First It Allmon, corner ul seventh AN!
Shipl,y streets, arc al.o 1;ti ,.pitiag u
lively Spring business, and VIII pr p,te
to Keep pace with the cDuari ior WORK
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

PUBLIC School TEACHERS lit under.
stood that the Comm tee on Teachers
will report to the Board Of Education at
It's next meeting the following changes +:
Miss Wilhelmlna Slocomb, has been trans
ierr,d to No. 3, in place Of Miss Lizzie
Justls resigned Mr.. Kate Thatcher,
Of No. II, has been transferred 20 No.
Il, in lieu of Mics Conner, resigned
Miss Eudora +. Hay, of No. II, has been
transferred TO No. l2, Mrs. Thatcher's
former position Marion a. Black, o.
No. 10, has been transferred to Mis-.
Hay's former position; Miss Agnes Os'e,
new teacher, is appointed 10 Miss
Blacks former position, in No. Is; leue
NJ. Rufin, a rev teacher, has teen up
polluted teacher in No. III, late Howard
school. Last month twelve ladies, APP
plicauts for positions IN our public school,
were examined 10y superintendent iuflsu.
OF the twelve, Misses Sarah T.. Fnkc.s,
Agnes +. Ogle, Mary l.. McCuulley,
Addie Conner aud Louisa Gould were
accented,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10


LETTER FROM An Episcopal CLERGYMAN.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

KENSETT SQUARE NtCTINIzBD On
SATURDAY, Lord MASSEY Offered to lecture
~ kenneit Square on the evening of that
iag, ard accept for his trouble what
'vor portion Of the receipt the committee
who employed him might be willing to
plve. He was to have been at Kennett
~ z o'clock, but did not arrive until
3. after DO" audience had conc and gone.
How, YER, the committee employed a bell
NAV and about halfpast eight small
udicrca wns obtained. It was OF this
hour and under these circumstances that
Ni- lordship informed The committee that
they must pay him 800 before be would
breathe a word of his lecture to the au-
dlerce. Rather than be imposed upon
farther, the com mi,tee dismissed the
'nd' encn. refunded the admission money
and left the lord TO his own medltatons.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

HANDS DiscnAH0FD. The Phuuix
iron Conn any has discharged nuuiher
batch Of miners and laborers NJ ihc
BoyertoWn mines few days ago, having
now only about fourteen employed in all.
Capt. Thomas Gay, In dischafprg.
adopted novel plan there were taken
the same nuubtr OF sticks as there were
men, each one being broken shorter thar
the othori the men all drew one, al d
those getting The longest were continued.
The most of those thrown ont of EMPLOY
ment are men with large families, and
can lily afford to be Wi bout work at this
time. There is no probability of their
starting up for some time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

THE PEACH BcTruM HAlLwAY-uoW rur
rANIC HFNFFiTEn ~.
The York Tine D,n,ucrat Of last week
says that the Peach bottom Railway sill,
in q short time, have thirty mi cs OF
grading and bridging finished ready for
the iron. The inlCution was, East lail. %
finish tue road for travel, some twenty
two miles from York, dowr, but the panic
came and tine work was delayed Tor the
presrnt season but Ia the sp.uE ihr
work will no doubt be speedily taken mp
and completed. The delay has been Of
vast benefit to the future succe .Cr ia.
new raihuad. The panic has caused I .e
price of material to fan very much Thc
reduction on rails a. this tinc w MA
amount to $50 % ten, which in itsslf
would save tne company 100000, AMI thc
decline In rolling stock is twenty-five yer
cent, so the difference between what 10
would have cost last fail to hug raj g ND
rolling stock would save over $4,000
capital, an amount equal To the NugS
borough subscription.
FRANKFORT ~ BREAKwATER ROAD.
On Friday week the contract for build
ing the Frankford aud Bfeskwaier ia j.
road, to run between Georgetown and
Fr8ukiOrd, was flrmally siguct, sealed
aud delivered and 1t is understood the
contractors, Messrs. Smith Il Co., viii
commence work on the road SIS so.n a,
the weather permits. G.. A. Conway, Of
Georgetown, has contracted 10 furnish
the lies to be used in the construction OF
the road
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

PorlucAL.-A regular meeting of
lh', Americus Club held Tuesday, the
following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing wear -
President james z. HAYES.
Vice Presidential. b. Mclntire
Recording Secretarv-A. d. Chaytor.
Corresponding and Financial Secretary
John G. Farra.
Treasurer-L. W. Palmer.
Dreotors-J. p. Springer, II. B..
Nclntlre, IL. .. Moore, A. D. Chaytor,
h. II. Taylor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

Rappleye's pure white olive soap cleans
psiut amt is rs good ne a coat Of vsrnish-
Sold by Ailrunl, Eighth and Market.
Rappleye's pure white olive soap elsRna
tinvare aud makes II bright as new.
happleye's pure white olive soap 90
pletset Duke Alexis that he ordered q
Thousand pounds OF IL for private use. Sold
by Almond
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

A yorNa MAN EXPLAINS IN curncH. Is
rSNisrAKABfg TERMS. why HE p1rv'r
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

the DELAWARE BREAKwATER During
1913 The Delaware Breakwater afforded
shelter fer l1I7i vessels. OF this nun
her there wer" 1872 ships, sil steamers,
; Z b rss' sd7 brgs, 1850 schooners,
and 73l sloops.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

FREMES's ELECTION. - On Monday
evening tie Reading Fire Department
elected Howard +. Boyer Chief and Law
renee kefsler and Geoege ". DAMN
Assistants,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

BrsINEss AT THE Posi- OFFICE. DIR
ing 1873 the post Office here received and
distributed through iis carriers 9aj G92
leiie.s and papers, divided as follows
Letters, 7l6, 306 papers, 279, 1856.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

DEATH FROM STARVATION IN THE MIDST
or A FOhTUNE OF $4,000.
The West Chester Locql Meas says in
the township Of West Vincent, Chester
county, for MANY wears have lived David
and Mary Schrack, brother and sister,
who perhaps possessed more genuine
" closeness " than any other Two person.
ages in the State. They have teen Tor
years quoted for their misery prciensi.
ties, and have been without purpose
eutreaied to change their mOdes OF LIVING,
and endcavor to enjoy lie to fuller aud
better measure. Thus in the happiness
OF their penurlousngss they lived and il
il reported. amassCd ioriute Of about
S75 900, every dollar of which represented
pang of acute hunger and irruvri shed
distress. So terrible and alarming did
their condition become, that they hecat3e
objects of pity, and were short time
since taken to lind comforts in tie house
hold of Samuel Happelsett, residing Ia
tie same township. Here nndrr % ut"
and more healthy regaae OF hygenic no
lcntioas, David early began 10 mctd ln
a physical condition, ana is now COM
sidertd out of danger. Not with Mary,
her weak system could rot De rallied 30
renewed health. aud she d.,j. victim 20
money greed, one day JAS. W-'k, ut
the advanced age Of % years. Such e.
story would seem improbable, the eircum-
stances happening rs they ID In the
midst OF plenty, but the sud fucis OF ibe
affair 90 to add another sutsiautlllion
90 the adage that "money ia the root OF
all evil
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10


THE CrRBeroSs NARKETs.--At the curb
stone markets Ills morning the fol-
lowing were the ranging prices for tha
Tnrkevs. sl.7sGc ~; geese. si.4sgq %
chickens al.f0fDsl.25 per pair: ducks. sl.l9
WL60; mutton. i2gl6e. per pound; lart,
l2c DO; scrapple cents per pound. sausage,
&c 10; ham. l2r do; butter. s0I iac cents
ITO eggs. 4lc per dozen; pntsiues. 20e5{ por
hali neck: sweet do. 2se halt peek apples
zlWlli per hali peck onions. CSC do.
iurnips. s8lJr per hili peck, or s1e. per
hushel' 0ats, SOC per hushel hOmiuy, l0e
ner quart beans. nc uer quart; lima beans,
loi per qu9rt soaked pess. Sc 10; pepper
snuce. O. do crsuhefries. l3s TO-; cider iUc
10 apple hutter 2ig251 per gtlion; horse
radlsh, sDlOc per bunch: celery, 5Ilve per
bunch pigs feet 25c per ser cabbage,
'9lOe per head, or sl.25 per barrel.
Thursday. Jan. s.bp m.
FtouR.-The market Ia firm. About $500
hqrrsts we're taken. including sunerilue ~
Is 2ifH5 =; extras at se05 -; Minnesota
extra fullv ut - i0e93 Penus, .yapia do.
30 ~ S..joAs p ONO ami Indiana do. do.
~ 81 90. and fancy brands Al SsI5@i0 rs as
IN qualify Also, City Mills on secret
terms. I've Flour sells a. Is. In Corn
Meal no sales.
Grain There is not much activity ia the
heat market Sales ct Western red at
Il % Pennsylvania smher ~ tl.734l75,
and No. sr.irg At 81 y Peuns, ivanis
itve sold 1T e9fDg5r. Corn is Ia fair req usst.
with sales ~ s5e for old yellow. which Is
scarce 7007s' for new do. according TO
dryness ami 80 fer now Southern white.
Dtts sell a. 6s05lc. for Western white. and
j6G SC for Pennsylvania. The receipts to-
lay are AS follows: 3i46 barrels -four, $500
bushels wheat, 300 bushels corn, Is o
bushels oats. 1900 bushels barney, 3l2 barrels
whisky.
STRAIGHTFORWARD IL quoted at slSfioc.
per pound. Timothy sols at So, and Flax
seed at - 10 per bushel.
WI sKY.-We quote Western iron.b0uud
AZ - per gallon. 700 barrels Of a over
hoits, spring OF 1873 sold on private terms
tBy felegraph.l
cATrLs MARRsrs.
Cattle In demand common TO extra Penn.
and Western steers 48se per pound. Sheep
trr or 1t AGO. Hogs advanced, 3s9as.so
erhundred pounds.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS..
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.-Cotton dull at
i6z0l4c.
Flour in good demand FOR best grades
supertiue, tJgj 20 extras. 49Qd.h0; Penn,
ohio. and Indiana extra family, tT.2iGs rs.
Whegt duh red. 81 e5 amber. a..734 75j
white, sl7-Gl 81 Rye siealy az 9jc. Cora
dull; yellow, s3c; old, 5sgs'; new white,
,s9s0 oats steady white, 56ge3e missed,
j5U.
Whisky steady at 81.
Gold. lllE.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-10

at Harts hotel one night recently.
iLepsio wants some one 10 establish o
shipyard ord canning esiablishmenttnere.
a Lolrsie pig, ! 3 months old. weighed
G37 pounds after being killed and dressed
Tao smyrna Times says Mr.. ora Is
The fashionable Presbyterian church o.
this city.
\ feriiis'ng mauuflc.ory has been
erected neJ. seaford by EE-Goy. Ross
ard others.
The Gas Company OF Dover, has re-
fnct the price Of gas ~ serts per
thousand fee.
On "wednesday of last week o dwelling
hnuse WAS buueI nd hollands MILL,
Sussex county.
TIE annual meeting &C iu. Bombay
ii1oA hi'rlai Company will be held at
Smyrpi orr he l4th.
pr, J. Y. Crawford ta= RESIGNED the
presidency OF the Citizens National
Bank OF MiddlctoNn.
The Presbyterian Minister at Milford is
lucky DE h-s been visited by Two dona-
ton parties this month.
Amos Coles bg hog. Of Milford.
weighed 754 pornls. MIR. Coles cicrs
won the rness-hox, 81 20.
The Essex Journal calls the Delaware
state Association. recently organized IN
Washington ga nice party"
The friends ot nv. Mr.. Mallory
TiilH hsve built her u tw1-story house
at " l'0ri. costing about q 0D0.
S3I "A Was presented O the Methodist
I miui ter vi cipsc on New Years eve b T.,
the members ST his COnrfC cotton.
Acn.ored man was nearly bea'en to
DEATH nU Christmas ght by party Of
his own color, who were ont on lark.
I've Amatn,r Minstrel Troupe Of
NitdleloNn gaFta conc.r. at Chesapeake
City On Christmas nj. lat " Il crowded
house.
The editor of the Smyrna Times was
the receipts. { OF many "iumpiue Jack.
As Christmas presents. They were pre-
sen'ed by the ladies.
The pro'factri meeting at Raymond
Gnu cu, Ken County, has closed. City
persons were converted during the pro.
g.css OF the n, e.iug.
The Gent nnisl Amateurs. Of Dover.
made s25 40 by rtccuf concert. aud
fon ted the proceeds 10 th1 Beuc, oieul
Socl Is of that town.
Milford Is a miserable corn marke-
she pays aHout 10 crits per bl.h LIS
/ FOR corn than dots Frederick aud Oihsl
small towns in the Safe
TIC Caion NJ. Church at nsz'at.
vile, Ets been uop,ned after h'it.
lhoroughly repaired. Tne congregation
las purchased an orgsn.
The Midd'rtosn Transcript nominate
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ROBINSON la this CITY, on welresi7y, jan.
ga; Nre sum A. ~g.An VT Y. =. Gilbert
Nohin-Ql, ia tue let y,arol aeffge
The relatives ani liis l- % a- family 80
respectfully uvil-l o. 40 eui beg funeral ffifa
ue iesiieIce of her ng-otIi. 50. wes. Thirs
street, ga saturday Afternoon. Ss',ices a. tas
house 90 % ctJcG.
kaLLtf ia tgis cry On the 4.h lust. william
kelley ia the 3l.a yeas ot as axe.
N lNR NY, in : Is city. Jaaltry ID Sarah
I've bell wits of Hlsn >. Mjnow, Of 3Aiti-
y. LAY On S1tnrily morning. January Sd
ls'l' 'F4'esssr " .l,y. aged - years
MCDOWELL Ca ~ inst. Jsha MsD9vou.
uf-l a Yeas.
WEBB 10 thl. ei,y OF tho C,h last, Hiram
WeHb ~ tA- 51 year Of his aga
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NOTICE -Nouca 81 hereby given that The
A. al-itl %. e-i iE ul The ri ekAl ders Of Tha
" Nl1l.Hsi % Ntfis li.1n ,w,mpany Will b. hold a
ou IHlhsuAf the a,h dty NJ Frbrua y. ls7i.
'tw-en l"c hours 2a,d I - click. p. N. for
a.. pnit ..e " e!ee.lng three directors to ssrvs
JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
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