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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30
Seyenty.One Years of Age,

EAST MAEsHFIELp. Aug. 2, 1870
Mr.. Il r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-I am seventyone years OF age: have suf-
ferpd many years with Kidney Complaint, weakness
in my back and stomach. | induced by friends TO
try Your VEGKTISH and think 1t the best medicine
for weakness of tile kidneys ever used have tried
many remedies for this complaint and never found 30
much relief as from the NEGETINE. II strengthens
and ingigorates the whole system. Many of my &C
qlaintances have taken IT. and believe II TO be good
for all the complaints for which II is recommended
Yours truly.
IlSI II SuERM AN.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30
L. L. PETTINGIIL,
Firm Of S. ". Pettingill & Co.. III State ST., Boston.

yEGETINE extends IFS influence into every part Of
the human organism. commencing with Its founta-
ton correcting diseased action and restoring vital
powers. creatn a healthy formation and publication
of the blood driving out disease and leaving Nature
to perform Its allotted task
yEGETISE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30
Children Often Look Pale and Sick
From no other cause than having wormsln the ston1
ach.
BROWNS yERMIFUGE COMFi-S
will destroy Worms without injury to the child being
perfectly WHITE. and free from loring or other
injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepare

CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists. end Dealers "
Medicines, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30

If this was said to intimidate me il
had quite the contrary effect; had
never been so fearless nor seen so clearly
before with whom l was dealing. Com
ing to me little later: Il want you to
read it. You will find it a vindication Of
yourself. You have not stood before
the community for five years as you now
do"
6. Reused still further by the wicked.
ness hid behind so false a mask, l re-
piled: Theodore, understand me. This
is the last time you call me publicly to
walk through this filth. My character
needs no vindication, at this late hour,
from you. There was time, had you
spoken out clearly. truthfully and man.
fully forme, had been grateful; but now
/ shall speak and act for myself. Know,
also, that if in the future see a scrap Of
paper referring to any human being,
however remote, which it seems to me
you might use or pervert for your own
ends, l will destroy it." "This means
battle on your part, then" he said. Just
80 far" / replied.
Z. write this because these words of
mine he has since used to my harm. The
next morning went to my brother and
told him that now l had decided to act
in this matter; that had been treated
by my husband as . nonentity from the
beginning: a plavthing to be used or let
alone at will; that it had always seemed
to me was party not little con-
cerned. then showed him card had
made for publication. He respected the
motive, but still advised silence on my
part. yielded thus far % TO not ap-
pear In the public prints, but, counseling
with myself and NO other, Il occurred TO
me that among the brethren Of my own
communion might be heard. Not
knowing Of any church committee, I
a1ksd the privilege Of such IN interview
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30

Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Ned
Goitre, Scrofulous Infalnmati9u. Indos
Inhammations, Mercunal Aztec ..Jns, o.
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, cit
In these, as in all other constitution M
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs lsF
shown their great curative powers IN To
most obstinate and intractable cases.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30

course with her, overcoming her previous
modest scruples against such conduct by
investing it with false justification as
sanctioned by love and religion; that he
then participated in q conspiracy to de-
grade Theodore Tilton before the public
by the loss of place, business and re-
pute; that he abused Mr.. Tilton's for
giveness and the pledge of protection by
thereafter authorizing series of meas
ures by Plymouth Church having for
heir object the putting Of stigma upon
Nlton before the church, and also before
an ecclesiastical council. insomuch that
the Moderatorofthat council, interpreting
these acts by Beecher and his church, de-
clared publicly that they showed Beecher
to be the most magnanimous of men, and
Tilton to be knave and a dog; that
when Tilton, thereafter, not in malice,
nut Tor self-protection, wrote letter to
IT. Bacon. abiding therein to an offense
and apology BY the Rev. Henry Ward
beecher, he tMr. Beecher) defiantly an
pointed committee of his church mem
oers 70 inquire into the injury done him
Oy Mr. hilton by the aforesaid allusion
ana implying that he (Mr. Beecherl had
never been the author Of such otf.n,.
and apology, End that Mr.. Tilton ~. .
slandcrer; that to make this INQUIRY be.r
grieyously against Mr.. Tilton Mr.. Beech.
er previously connived with Mrs. E. +.
Tilton to give false testimony in his
(Beecher's) behalf; that Mr.. BeecheYs
course toward Mr.. Tilton and family has
ct last resulted in the open destruction
of NJ Tiltons household and home and
desOlation Of his heart and life.
THEODORE TrLTOM.
Sworn to before me this 10th day Of
July, 1874.
THDo. BURaNYER, Notary Public.
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aIeaths.

B7ITToN.-on satur ay, Aug ist, Martha NJ. wife
OF John II Briton In tht !OTh " ar OF her age.
1hr relatives bnd 4 lends of the lam ly ar re-
ectiully inyted I" ait nd htr inhelM nom the
re dence 0f her hu ba' d. I0 Tatnal street, on
Wednesday afternoon next. Seryit at O'Clock Il.
NJ. Interment I Rivtrview Cemetery.
B. AIR-At his residence. mar Fair Hill, ce II Co
MI, nn the 81 lnsJ, JVnn ii. blai, III the 90 h
year OF his aye.
REHF rss--ln this city, on the 4h Inst, Gotlieb
enfus, aged 6 years.
The relatives aud friends II the fam ly are re-
spec fully nvi TO attend his funeral from his late
resld .n,e e, corner Ui aud 1anall. n riday T.
TEN on TO lea, The house at ~ cl1 OK. Ser,ces
at church, cornsr 5n and Wal iul, at four o'clock.
FRO WN-In this city on the 4th inst, Walter E.,
ron Of Adnlphus d Elizabeth Brown, aged Ia
months.
Friends OF the familv are respectfully invited IN
attend he fuuei al IN Thursday afternoon, leaving
The nouse vt o'c ocS, to pro- I'd to the Wilmington
and Brandywine Gem terry.
LYNCH 9oclock en- Tuesdav morning. August
3lh. William Lynch. aged II years.
The relatives ND friends OF tn amily ara re-
specially invited tn tend the fune' al, from the
resid nee II mis- gr n'lfa her ames b atten, lOlt
Market t'eet. ervlcss at the house at clock.
on hnrsdav af ern 9Th inst, leave the house a,
the conclusion of services lnferment at lmug-
ton Brandywine Gene cry.
sIyAIo Ns.-on August 4th, 1874, Vim. W son II
,amuel ~. aud Rebect a o. simmons, aged year
and weeks
The ldtves and frlenfs Of the family a e re.
80 ctfully invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence of his parents, M. SOL Null htnn sire et
on ednes1av. he bth inst, at O'clock +. NJ, e.
y, ,ocred TO ~ imingtnH AMI Brand win, Cemetery
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
DaifD Gommereiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
ao,vard M. Jonkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis c. Ferris.
- For Terms, ETC., zee Second Page.


ma election in Kentucky was held on Monday
|pamrns from all parts of the State indicate tha
l1ones the Democratic candidate for Clerk OF
N ,bo Court of Appeals, has been elected by Q
4 ,s,e majority. Local Option, 20 far as known
I, AZ been defeated everywhere.
,be Attorney General yesterday Informed
IL ,stnastor General Marshall that the law re-
FS.ing the compensation for postal car service
a so explcit that no opinion IL needed to inter-
Tret lts construction.
I,,ian adyices from the North report the kill
~ S.abber, prominent in disturbances AT
|tle ,osnc.es last spring, and several other III
|Ssns. have been killed by Gen. Clusters men.
Tina paper and grist mills OF Messrs. Reynolds
Il Nrderkirchcr, at Manchester, Mich, were
Hnrned Yesterday Loss S5O,OO IL Ii believed
fbat the fire was incend airy.
In the Police Court at Washington yesterday,
sJames A. sanold, charged by Representative
PLAT Of Virginia, with ioei, was heid 10 answer
N the Criminal Court.
Yesterday morning was the coolest ever known
~ Nav hampshire in the beginning Of August.
lFbe thermometer marked 46 deg. at Concord at
5 o'clock
Il GoIlsmith Maid accompanied by running
49,. ia to trot against time at Buffalo, next
FRIDAY for purse OF $1,000.
& The election in vcksburg, yesterday. was
.anei, anl was carried by the whites, by $50 ma
zbniy
a @. Lauer aged 81, saloon keeper Of Bal
aKm re, committed suicide yesterday, by taking
.4fsenIc.
81 Az Port Allegheny, Pa, on Monday, a farmer
.xan,l Hob lr quarreled with some railroad la
b.rers, and had his skull fractured by one OF
zhom.
s. The seventeenth annual convention Of the Pa
!kjotc Order OF Sons OF America iu Pennsylya-
m, will be held in Lancaster next week.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
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lkchObOIIl Beach.
THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON sUNDAY-sERMoNs BY
BEys b. ouidd AND JACOB roDD-AMUHE-
MLNTr, &c.

THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON sUNDAY-sERMoNs ny
nEvs Il. oUfGa AND JACOB ToDD-AMUsE
MkNTr, &c.
Correspond OF the Commercially
REuoBoTH BEACH, August 4.
The bathing still continues to be very fine,
which is enjoyed OH each secular day by happy
bathers. Tho Sabbath was quietly spent. Re-
ligious services were held at the Surf House in
the morning, and at the tabernacle in the grove
in the afternoon, and will be 70 continued here
after.
In the morning Rev. J. B. Quigg preached a
good practical sermon from Colossians 8: II. In
the afternoon Rev. Jacob Todd preached from
the text ''Iu my Fathers House are many maii-
siols. His sermon was an exceedingly able
one of the character Of those fine efforts which
he used to put forth in Grace church, when lie
was with you.
On yesterday afternoon, very pleasant party
went from tho Surf House for sail on Reho-
both Bay. The company was congenial, and
time passed happily leaving behind it very plea
SAINT memories. Another party ent at the same
time, amongst whom was a gentleman who was
30 unfortunate al to be placed in very uupea-
SAINT predicament. Getting INTO a sail-boat, it,
unintentlonally to him, dnfted away from the
landing, leaving him at tile mercy of the waves
notwithstanding his earnest exortions for aboul
al hour. Finally, assistance being rendered,
he reached the shore in safety.
Changes are constantly occurring here, some
leaving, others coming W. J. Hooper, of BAL
timoie, aud H. f. Robinson, OF Wilmington,
have both left here recently. but their families
still here, and they both anticipate returning
during the month. Amongst tlis new arrivals
are ex- Governor salisbury, wife and daughter,
Miss Ella Lowe, Miss Leila Love- MISS Ida Sci
del, ]. r. Crippen aud f. C. jenkins, of Will
mlngton.
Last evening merry games were induged in,
and we have some lively young people here:
About fifty persons are expected here to-day and
to morrow We earnestly recommend Rehoboth
Beach to those desiring pleasant vacation by
the sea- II. Il. II.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

Especially Reported for the CommeIclall
NEWARK, Aug. s.
small boy, (about II years old in the en-
ploy of Robert Rankin, of Mill Creek Hundred
met with very serious accident on Monday af-
ternoon. While riding horse, the animal
reared up, throwing the boy off, then treading
ON his leg, breaking it between the ankle and
knee joint, causing compound fracture. DR..
l4ober was sent for and reduced the fracture,
putting five or six stitches in the leg. The boy
is doing as well as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Last night, about nine O'Clock, n great commo-
ton was raised at Red Lion camp meeting. Some
horses became frightened, and rearing and tear
ing, caused six other animals to break lose
causing the greatest excitement several horses
running away, smashing some of the carriages
in very serious manner and causing consider
able loss to their overs. One of the double
teams had left the ground and had not been
heard from last night, but was supposed to have
gone home. There we're several double teams
i'll the confusion. We believe no person was in
jured.
Our City Commissioners are having some su-
perior gravel put ON our streets, which we hope
may be beneficial to the travelling public.
The dog shooter is at his work again. One
Of his near neighbor's dog was on his place, on
his own hook, looking around We have not
heard If the dog was doing any injury or not,
but he was very badly wounded upon his return
home. The owner and hired man seeing the
dog come home III such mineral lel condition,
covered with blood. part of his neck shot away,
were very angry aud if the party who performs
these kind acts for his friends and neighbors
had been near. he certainly would feel the i'm
preston of his greatness in the minds Of the
people. p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

IArPEARASCE or THE swARMs IN DELAWARE
CouNTY-N NEW METHOD OF ExrEnMINA11oN.
Dauns the past week, 30 says the Media Amer
b. the potato bug has yielded second and
eatly Increased crop Of its kind, swarming up
tie vines in countless numbers and stripping
BIN Of the leaves with n rapidity that ensures
BIZ complete destruction. Early potatoes,
Hng nearly matured, may give tolerable
bl, ia, bilween the bugs and the dry wealth
they have Ind but slim chance, and hence
ppai blN Will b3 light. Llte potatoes
u tlre mie'l worse than th Use early planted,
EAl,e the successive crops of the bugs will be
|mi,l grereftln tho frat it will bs almost
pos le 70 slve the vines.
a correspondent Of the Germantown 7ele-
fppt furnishes that paper with novel mode
feNermnaton, but winch he ciaims to he ef-
Etiy', Tie says Last year | took all old
alkei and put III an axletree long enough TO
Noi lwl rurs then made bix with bottom,
~ aud ends closed, and hung it on the axle
n, uing tack, and driving the horse ut the
~ Of about six miles All hour over the field of
" acres, a. soon AZ the Young insects make
y appearance. caught bushel and half
q 81 ilmi hnt where the bugs are mum r.
"a lie operation must be repeated several
pes lh IN again improved the machine by
kkns the box OF sheet-iron, the front part OF
b.I coming in contact with the vines is bent
aiod abon, an inch in diameter to prevent
kku''ng the tops. With 1t | succeeded in saw
10. crop lat year, which | sold at from 75c
"a 9l per bl-hel. The first time | went over
~ h.ll VI lve acres which did in three and
!'AIl hours, gathered three bushels Of bettles,
,Ae next TIM half as many. From this you
lHlse how we'll it operates. The machine
~ patented. hence have no axe to grind"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

TALBOT COUNTY.
The st Michaels toDut has donned a partial
new dress and m improved Typography is
the result. Considering its field, the Colnet IL
the best local paper on the Peninsula.
Ernest Smth wall be hanged az lston on Fri
day for an outrage on Miss kate Bartlett.
Although Local Option has been secured, the
Temperance Alliance will not dieband. but has
organized effective auxiliary localities i'll the sew
eral DISTRICTS
The @ met thinks Don Piatt shou Id be the
next President, bAsing his merits upon his ability
to tell n good Joke, his extended knowledge uf
other people aud other countries aud his umnir-
cence of sin and ITS authors He would make
4 Cap tdl President.
Bdyside camp, Aug 2l.
Mir Edward Wley's Fullz wheat, raised on
his lots near ST. Michaels, yielded him twenty
Nv o bushels for one sown.
BAln Dillon, of Easton, was recently cow
hided by W. IL Bostick.
WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Newtown Record nee1 not exercise itself
about the ''thlevng' OF peninsular iteme, as 10
il pleased to term it, by the COMMERCIAL II
never suffers, aud never has anything to steal.
The fact Ii the COMMERCIALS compilations are
| the most thorough and laborious OF any news
| paper on the Peninsula il being the originator
| Of the system in the first instance.
The young ladies of Snow Hill vic with the
| Young men IN contests of Craftsmanship.
IL il IA d that there have been more VISITORS al
| Scott's beach tins season than any former one.
| Weeds grow on the court house green at
| Snow Hill, snd sticks and rubbish lie scattered
all over the inclusure. ,.
The colored people at Snow Hill are building
themselves a much handsomer church than the
| old one.
II ia rumored that the Worcester r. r., which
has been operated 10y the W. p, will purchase
| its own engine and undertake the work itself
QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.
Bishop Law held confirmation services in Cen
| trevlle on sunday.
| Tho Wye camp begins on Friday next.
Tho Centreyille Academy held commencement
exercises in the Court House last FRIDAY hlght.
About four car loads OF peaches per DAY are
being shipped over the O. A X. H. IL. Iheie
| are also considerable quantities beng snlppeu
by steamer to Baltimore. These are Haze
Early and are the only peaches to be iouhdi Ill tie
Ohio. son Of W. W. Bryan, fell upon an oil
can the other day, the sharp point OF WINCH
penetrated the stomach and sinking bone was
so bent that it had to be cut out.
soMERsEr COUNTY.
The Grand Officers Of tho Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of Maryland will officially visit Somerset
Royal Arch Chapter, No. "a, Princess Ahhe' OIL
Monday, Aug ~. ,., e,,
guests about Oct. /. :, .... All.
county. died at the residence of his n-law-
Wilmington Pollitt-on Goose Creek, on FRIDAY
last, aged 9S years. ,....,,;.,,, .,,oi,
nastnr new parsonage which will cost 81, lI5'
A valuable horse belonging to DR. Cadmns pa
shell. of Princess Anne, was found dead III
firld the other day, with fence rail driven III
Ills breast. 1t is supposed that in running down
the fence the horse struck the rail with the re-
suit stated
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

specially Reported for the Commercially
New CASTLE, August s.
Oar enterprising and indefatigible townsman,
Sheriff Herbert, has commenced the con-
tuction Of two more houses on Union street.
bar tile residence OF Mr.. John Campbell.
A wellknown contractor, whose name we with
pl for the present, will Immediately, we are
hi, commence the erection of large hotel on
tarl street. adjoining the property of MIR. Sam
4 Guthrie. The ground will be staked off to-
4. and the excavation for the cellars will COM
epce the latter part of this week. lhis, with
u one beng built by MIR. Dobbins, near the
trher Wolks, and which is nearly completed,
b give us ample hotel Accommodations for some
D., anna
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05

Isg u mt wlthpu, honor III Jackson County,
!, bni lheie 1t takes care to honor itself
eIe Is lhele an 'old settlers association" :" the
'ne'- ol which is, 80 procure suitable me-
nlle' i9r pa,rmclls. Thus. the oldes, set
'eyeYed IAN easy chair !" the Oldest native
~ V'u4 n OF the county "a set of silver
ne' ana forks ! the parents OF tho greatest
'nocl oi children born In the county "a silver
sleF & Then under the auspices of the asso-
\, XIII 'le old men had foot race. Nobody
H. I,il III thls who was not 65 years old, and
n1' 'eD "'''er Of this IA gold-headed cane" was
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
Pennsgrove.
THE "PRoGREssIvE" TOWN OVER THE RIVER
FAITH ExEMPLIFIED IN SWEET POTATOES.
Correspondence OF the Commercially


PEsSsoRovE, N. j., August 4.
Fifty years ago, this portion of West
jersey was but wilderness of brerH lau-
rels and whorileberry bushes, aud in compar-
son with Chicago and other cities of the West
its growth may appear slow, but it has been
none the loss progressive. few factorI es
would greatly enhatce the growth of this towis
and it is hoped that enough enterprise will even
tua ly be developed to create such establish.
ments for the occupation of the inhabitants,
30 that the Obtaining their daily bread will not
depend almost wholly on fishing and farming, as
it does at present.
This is indeed progressive town. notwith-
standing tho disadvantages which havo been
named, and which it has to contend against. Ii
any doubt the truth of this, thev should do as
your correspondent has done, be resident here
for term Of years, then go away to return after
time, aud note the changes that have taken
place. The ready conclusion that will be arrived
at IL, that the injunction increase and multi
ply is being obeyed to the letter. both in the in
creasing of tho population, aud the rearing of
habitations for the coming men and woman to
dwell in.
Faith is not without its reward even in the
raising of sweet potatoes, as the following little
statement will serve to show. On the 23d
Of May, George Shoemaker, possessed of AZ full
complement of bone muscle and faith as IL
generally allotted young man of his age, set
out sweet potato plants IN the soil OF the farm
of Mr.. Firman Fenton, at Deep-Watcr Point,
and farmed them diligently believing that his
labor would meet with reward, which it did on
the 2Sth Of July, when from seven hundred
hills he dug five bask Is of large "sweets,' and
two baskets OF small, for which in the Philadel-
phia market. he received 49, per basket for the
large ones. aud $3.50 per basket for the small.
Geo &c is still strong believer in faith, when it
is backed up by plenty of hard work, and re-
warded RS above.
The COMMERCIAL, aDpears to be n very welcome
visitor here. The Growers like it well.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
Kenne,l Square Items.
Reported 70 the Commercially
KENNErT SQUARE, Aug

KENNErT SouARE, Aug 4
Our little town is just now filled with city
boarders. There is one house in the place which
has about seventy under its roof.
Next week, Kennett is to take part in Con-
vention OF Lyceums 10 be held at Goshenvlle,
and we have no doubt, from the history Of the
past, that it will acquit itself well.
Our city fathers are busy, just now, putting
down their new water plugs This move has
doubtless grown out of our late fire.
We also notice that Edwin Brosius has erected
a fine new barn on the site Of the one that was
burned in enid fire
There are other improvements going on, but
tue most noticeable is Mr.. Dixons splendid new
iron fence OH Broad set.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
The Steamboat Disaster.

PARTICULARS OF THE PAT ROGERS BURNING.
CINCINNATI, August s.
The fire on board the steamboat Pat Rogers
commenced in come bales of cotton. The beat
burned to the waters edge, The cargo cons g.
ted of cattle, sheep aud hogs, and the boat and
cargo are a total loss.
The passenger list is lost but the names of
seven persons are known, including one lady
from Madison, Indiana
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-05
SECOND EDITION.
MAN SHOT AT The ELECTION, OK MONDAY.

A MAN SHOT AT THE ELIcTIoN, os MONDAY.
CiScrSNATI Aug. 8.
At Falmouth, Kentucky, on Monday, during
the excitement of the Local Option election,
Gus Lightfoot quareled with Rev B. s. Rob-
bins, Local Option man. Lightfoot drew a
pistol and pointed it at Robbins, who struck it
aside with his care, and the ball killed G. L
Abenethy, the acting Town Marshal, who was
approaching to quell the disturbance. Light
foot WAS arreated