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81 diseases of the Liver, Stomach :
Spleen. ana
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py aandRas Mental ssSs
aohe' colic Constipation and addI sea, Sick Head
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The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
EDITION
BASR BALI.

4CiCKsTFP VS., DoERR-THE oCTcKsTRP
STOCK Up AGAIN.TuE "Hoss" ANA
runs.
esterday afternoon the J. 3. Doerr
clu3, the leading amatuer club OF Phil
adelphia, which recently beat the pro-
Iesslonal Athletics, came down here
Tor tho purpose OF wiping ont the
Qucksteps in thorough style. They
were accompanied by their famous
pitcher, Josephs, who is said TO be the
best amatuer pitcher In the country,
aud of OF whom the Chicago club, In
a recent game, failed even TO make a
base hit The Quickstcps play ed their
regular nine. with Hindla at his old
position behind the bat
The game opened at three O clock
with q whitewash for the Doors, and
two runs for the Quickstep, and then
assumed an exciting character until
the close. Both sides batted we'll and
fielded excellently, but the Quick steps
excelled their opponents at every
coint.
At the end Of the lirst Lallof the fifth
inning the score stood to 2 In favor
81 the Doerrs, but here the Quicksteps
batted well and safely for five runs. In
this Inning Stidham made a home run,
by sending three-baser to right and
coming directly home when the ball
was felded to third and thrown badly.
stidham also caught q spleniii hot
liner In the seventh inning.
In the ninth inning, Hindle. OF the
Qnicksteps, made good bit, and
reached third, when Josephs. the
IDoerr pitcher, wanted 10 stop right
away, In order, as he said, D make the
8 AZ train to Philadelphia. 1t was not
then . O'Clock. and after some persua-
sion he got over his pet. and resumed
playing.
The umpire made some fashionable
decisions, which the crowd took with
worry bad grace. but as the Quicksteps
gained such substantial victory. be
was forgiven.
Josephs went home IN bad humor.
de had boastingly asserted, previous
to the game. that the Quicksteps would
not get a run, and could scarcely real.
ize that his prediction was not veri.
lied. Below Is the score,
inninea' s4se 50
poeT, 0l2l 100 Ia
Qglekstep, 3 Q o 3 5 ( o Q GS
Umpire, Mr.. Kieohlein, of Philadel.
phia.
Time OF game, two hours.
At the close of the game Mr.. J. Marsh
harlan and wife presented the club,
through Capt. Hindle, with a beautiful
bouquet.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
POLITICAL.

MEETING OF IRISH DEGocRATs--RE-
PUBLICAN NoSdINATIoNs.
a number Of Irish Democrats held n
meeting, last evening. OF Second and
Tatnall streets, James Bourke in the
chair and Patrick Hassan Secretary,
a resolution pledging the support Of
the meeting to the Democratic candi.
dates and promising 10 use every cffort
to secure their election. was unanimous.
~ adopted,
Messrs. Patrick Hassan. VIM. Do,lard
and Patrick Lambert were appointed ]
committee to present copies OF these re.
solutions to the Democratic CITY caudi.
dates. and the meeting adjourned.
The peEocratie City Executive Con.
rnittee will meet every night until th.
election. at headquarters, 2ll Market
street.
The Tenth ward Republicans last nigh,
night nominated the following ticket:
For Counel-Phiup Plunkett.
For Inspector-Jacob Lamplueh.
For Observation-Disclosures J. Thomson
The Republicans have mado nomina.
tions in all the wards except the Eighth,
where they will be made this evening.
The coIored voters are holding meet
inge, and the whito leaders are busy drill.
rag them for tuesday contest. It is
sad that notices hare been read from
the pulpits n the colored churches re
luesting all negro voters TO look - their
tax receipts, and to sec that thay are dnly
qualified TO vote neZt Tuesday
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
Outrage In Tucson

S-AS FRANCISCO, August el.-A dia
patch from Tucson Arizona, reports
that wealthy merchant of that place
named GARLIC, naturalized citizen.
went to Sonora to collect bills, and
was arrested on Thursday on charge
of furnishing arms to in nsurgeDta H.
was given no trial, but was ordered to
pay *2O, 900 or he shot on Sunday, q
courier rode three hundred miles te
Tucson ard raised the money, aud re
turned and ransomed GARLIC, whose
grave had already been dug. he a.
rived at Tucson to day, and there Is
great excitement over the outrage Tbs
roads are lined with refugees dYias
from an impending revolution,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
FOURTH EDITION.
CHARLEY ROSS,

The trial Of Westervalt, now In pro~
progress in Philadelphia, for compli-
city In the abduction Of Charley Ross
reviTes the widely spread and painful
interest Ia the sad affair, The evidences
against Testervelt, as indicated In tbs
opening speech OF the district,attorney
viii show that he was in the plot tc
kidnap the boy. aud had full know
ledge ol the subsequent movements Of
MS captor7 Immediately after the
crime was committed be Put himself
IN communication with the police, ana
proiessed to be able to assist them L.
recoTering the child. instead Of doing
SO lie sept MosheT and Douglass In
formed CT the movements of the OH.
GERS and thus aided them in escaping
arrest
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
4 Bold Robbery in Chiroro

CaI@4 =. august ;I.-Ttis afternoor.
about four o'clock. four men drove up tc
Gen aral Ansou StaEer5 residence. I've
Of them. under pretance Of looking at
the gas meter, entered the houss. TheJ
then o7erpowcra2 the servant and ds
uanisd the Aey cf the closet Containing
the silver -~are TheT threatened t
take her ltfs if see refused to delve- ~
the key'. Upon bfips, told that IIrss
the East, they broke IL tie doors If tks
closet and secured the silver-ware, ths
value Of which is not nov known, and
left the pr misses.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
Beading Peoples run Mt Atlantic
- City.
TAEfSe FART IN A TRIAL FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE, DAMAGES AT S50. Geo.

TAE fNe FART IN A TRIAL FOR BREACH
OF PROMISE, DAMAGES AT $50, eco,
The other evening, Atlantic City
was the scene of very amusing incl
dent, and which was witnessed by
number OF Reading gentlemen. AT the
Bedloe Hotel, was assembled some
three hundred ladies and gentlemen 10
witness mock trial for breach OF
promise-thc damages being laid on
the part of the plaintiff, LADY, at $50
600 The defendant was represented
BY . prominent lawyer from this CITY.
and the plaintiff by az attorney. from
Philadelphia. The Judge aud associ.
ateA were also from Reading. The trial
lasted three hours, and was conducted
with marked ability The Jury was
composed Of SIX ladies. The arguments
ON either side were In accordance with
jersey jurisprudence. Some fifteen
touching love letters were in evidence
And when read produced copioua
now of tears on the part Of the audiene e
Inc plaintiit, young lady Of Pbila-
delphia, presented sad picture of de-
serted hopes and "a set forth In tho
narr, she was wanderer on this nun,
dane sphere, and heaven was her home.
The Judge q prominent official OF
hehdlng, charged the jury In an elo-
quent manner, AT II O'Clock the Jury
rendered q verdict In favor Of the de.
fence, Mr. T, g. zimmerman, Dr..
Beaver, J Warren Tryou, Esq, and
otLersof Reading were present -Eacie.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
TRAY VARS

H"pe ladn Association meet ,hi.
evening
Tha Pfa'h -aFon has about reached
its height
The Democracy aIe abitsd in the SUD
port Of the city ticket.
As far "a the weather j. concerned
Saptember opens fsyorabiy
NO inferior goods sold at ponahoe',
boot and shoe store. 9u1 Market street.
Thomas James is the Democratic can
dIdate for Council in the Third Ward
and not james Thomas. a. heretofore In
correctly reported.
Daniel MoCuskor. eli W. Saoond st
is9 getting in his fall stock of boots ana
shoesi and for good quality and low pri,
ces they cannot be eErelled.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
Ney Jerseys Defanltins Treasure.

TRESTeS, Aug. S1-J. 6ooy, the
defaultiug State Treasurer is still COZ
nned. being unable p procure the S75,-
GOO bail required. BE Is in shattered
condition, and stimuiants have to pn
given him at intervals to ward Of or
attack OF delirium tr uens. One Of
his counse! says that SooJ's account
In the Mouu. Holly bank Ia ell. s.oe
more than reported, II this 10 true
the detalcaa9n vii AMOUNT 20 abrst
80, coo.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

Green VI, Cantrell aud Wiilisl1ssa =
Bailey of the Eu-hluS Of FrsnkEa
county, w.. who were 60 gagged in Il :
fight On august I5ta, have been ex
anined BY the I. Commissioner a!
Centralia, and held In $1,000 bail Sh
more OF the outlaws were arrested last
sunday ana taken y Certralia Ter ex-
aninatioa The testimony already
taken shcwstLat the EU-EiA pumbet
ed 400 IL Franklin county AID 600 l.
WiuiaD3o1.
Tbs Treasury ! GePest;as1 s1t yejts-day
rsco . sidsrsd its determination oct tc
transfer any more golj 70 tie PseIhc
coast 20 fGr as to admit ol q transfer
Of $50 .0o0 for the beaaht Of bank Il
Portland, Oregon It was seat 10 SSc
Francisco. bat Treasurer New says It
Ia the last transaction II tbs Ecd that
can be made.
Our jisp6tcLe7 tIcn Louisville iaii
cate some excitement among the Cath
olic clergy OF that city in consequence
of Bishop McCloskey ) removal Of Rev
Father Devrice from his parish becaasc
be had refused to give the bishop yesf
ly report of parish finances, The rat
ter has been appealed to Rome.
Drs, J, A Adrian, Of Indiana, aa1
Edward c. Harwooi, Of New York,
who we're chosen by the Us. Medical
Association as delegates 10 the Inter
national Medical Congress, to meet il
Brussels on the 10Th, sailed yesterday
for Europe in the steamship Scythian
Yesterday u morning the daily editions
OF the Cape May Star aud Ud.s news
papers were discontinued for the sea-
son. The Q 80 4, NJ. express trato
from Cape May 10 Camden was also
takea of
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

BEFORE EsQCIRE FRAzER.-John
Fulner was charged with assault aud
battery on Mary E. Jones. but as |,
wes proved thar the assault was com
mitted by the defendant, and Mr.
Fuluer simply defended himself, the
case was dismissed
James Albert Pierce, COL, for vio-
lent assault and battery on Sarah E
Dickson, col was aned 80 ani coats.
II default Of I2ymeut Lc was commit
ted 10 'lil
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
Ge''Neg lnrestI00tson

R1; 1910 TIE REV. GENTLEMAN s
tEaEo aEocLn.E-TaELSvEsT1GAr1oS
b vAY,
ElOsn ". E Church, Delsware
81 ?ai Yesterday afternoon, the
s!al committee appointed to In,
a: the charges Of immortality
Na7. Wm Keuney, opened
17:sticetiou Rev, VIM, Nc
:2s.ted, Re- Isaac Mast coz,
I: Prosecution, and Rev, a
q ] defended the accused The
p; Of the Yan Meter family
&c: those present.
4 oFnil charges against tLs &c
Z FeIs' Fist drunkenness sec
En2;ilitY, il indecent treat
9Q alTs Van .deter's daughter. -
u !, 9iiaaac1 TGs conducted with
8 1':ra. aud when the fTst
8 "a; ended and 1irs. Van
\ Lsa made LeI statement il re-
'2e 3ecoud, tue committee ad.
me evidence is withheld
public for the present.
cTIitteee will probably ecu.
iaoorS i2 morrow, a conclu,
aehed, snd q final report will
I 10 tic public, The commit.
lang asa grand jury to sift the
9, ani ii they think proper
t!iy the case to the Conference
apeets next Spring If they cen.
Rai the evidence Is sufficient to
tlls, Mr, keaney will be sus.
s. nom this charge until the Ton
sAn pass upon the matter. AL.
tlsEe issone little dissent pub
ion among the members Of Mr.
church is decidedly In his
tad his long life of Christian
ne" Is considered sufioient
o' 'de present improbable
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
RST EDITION
TgE MARKETS

r- tract market. this morn,
hi.s ..,s,nnlied largely, the extent
ss suFgftc ~ ,tc produce being pleas
iie'! .Se =, All the farm products
tas i;,st ;y row 50 delightful 70 the
aFs liz G eaters were displayed IN
.. s'{ md housekeepers with
slSs ~ tteIT arms walked slowly
.arn,rg 81 Mn, here and there TO
l. pick out the choicest articles
~ u to prices there was very
tSsT,a,Ion Sa1S from former rates.
sois at So q As per pound, the
ss,,re @ being the Wholesale rate
.eo asD1I nIenty It 20 a 2a per dozen,
= siS icSbfckcra sold from $1.oo to
l nair Olher produce, corn,
hsans, tomatoes, &C., sold at
.,os Green peppers made their
%nccstoa3 % cents each, or 1s ii
Y NJ ner dozen swprt potatoes
d 4 basket.
= vay Of fruits. ZONE splendid
S,rtIs,t TI pears were offered at
. 90 per basket, and 35 40
or hail peck, Pears OF other
4. .old from 10 to 30 cents per
Il Apples retailed for various
and prachea, in the early stage
market, sold at 8 o IL per half
Ind 80 a 80 per basket, getting
bwfr a. the market advanced.
nelouq were plentiful at s a go
EfrIaiew cantelouper were offer.
). and IL cents per basket.
:%stteudauce was good and sales
tnl prices kept well up until
q noon. when the remnants OF
Inning supply were sold, as
4 d merely nominal figures.
arHlLADELrHA MARKETS..
gives The following quo
a from Maryland and New
xyinryards ale sold az low as 7
fnl;ner pound, at which prices
II bu, a slight demand.
are moro called for, and fine
~ h and Seckcls bring 81 e5 per
BuiIum and other varieties at
laT.
Ion plnns sell at 10 cents per
Ind at the same rate for buckets.
rmeloue find % market even at
IL low rate Of IS 10 $40 per hun
4 br large size
~ ei5upe; and nuskmelOus are so
Il quality on account of the con-
|e Tl!1S that there is little demand
Men price IL to 20 cents per
n ts.oa; luctlGs9 rapidly Ia price,
4n0!0iDg selling at 40 cents, and
"a slow Of sale at 1E to Is centa
Hket
& le3 Of !@igs J1e, mana Plcked.
IL per basket
"a: potatoes, T5 to 80 cents per
H. White potatoes are armer In
fal sell at from so to 65 cents,
b slleIGhle rise.
~, Sss5 Per bushsl for Western
s ski1, and >a 50 TO So for red.
ce, q cents per basket, Egg
u tog5oents. Squash, 20 cents.
T:, % 10 25 cents. Crab apples,
8 Is per basket.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES..
Eff. kunkeLs Bitter Wine. .nf lll


Has never been known to fail In the cure OF
wea.kness attended With .symptoms india
position to exertiou, loss OF memory, dlfi cult
n breathing; general weakness, horror OF
dlScase, weak, nervous trembling, dread ftI
horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet.
weaknese, dlmness OF vision. languor, uni
enprmous appetite with dyspeptic system,
hot hands luah.ng Of the dy, dryness d
the skin, pallId countenanee aud eruptions
on the face purifying the blood. pain 70 tie
spots flying before the eyes with temporary
sutusion and loss OF sight, want Of at,en.
ttdnt etc. These symptoms all ar.so from a
weakness, and TO remedy that use Z F. Kun
kere Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never talls
Thousands are now enjoying health who haye
used Il Get the genuine Sold only 10 81
bottles. Take only L EnkeIs Depoi
and ONCE. No. 239 North Ninth street phda.
Ask for Kankers Bitter Wine o: Iron rbi.
truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested BY all classos OF the community that
It is NOW deemed indispensable as tonic
medicine. It costs but little, purides the
blood and gives tone to the stomach. reno
now only ask tr;alof thIs yaluable tonlc
Price 81 pei bottle T, kCSKEI, sole
propristor, No 25s North Ninth street, below
Vine, Philadelphia Pa.
Ask for kunkePs Otter Vine OF Y-on and
take no other.
Il p sold only IN 81 beetles, With puo,o
grApn % the proprietor on each wrsgPc-, al
other y counterfeit
Sold bT druggists eug2-lndrw
Np. ao9' TSI.s Wo.n a5s
hntirelJ raIovsi WITH parely Vegetable
mkdictne, Passing from tho sysfsn alive
70 toe unless the head passes. Come and re.
tet 70 psqents treated. DR.. r. +. Kunsel
10. 25JS y. StIth street, Phila1aluhis. Ill
vice hea- seat, Pin and Stomach Worm !
also removed.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
Peaches.
TUEapAY's sHrrMfrrs

The shipment: to Wilmington vera
10, 200 baskets and zoo crates. and from
l5,OOO to 1900 baskets b7 wagons.
Iodd Welch & Co. report prices at
II 70 ~ cents per basket, end rs TO 80
per crate. They sold eight baskets of
Susquehannas, at so cents per basI ct.
The market was full but most Of the
fruit was sold.
The Baltimore S-a of to day says
lhere were estimated to be something
over thirty thousand boxes and baskets
OF peaches iu the arrivals at Light
street wharf yesterday, the bulk of the
iruit being In prime condition. The
range OF the market ip the morning
was az TO W cents per boz ioI red, and
oV TO . cents for yellow varieties. ex.
ceptionally fine lots bringing 81. such
peacheswanted neither By the packers
nor shippers, went on at 10 and 1.
cents box The peach shipments
west over the Baltimore g Ohio r. r
last night wore said to be the largest
yet, q report Of ono Of the officials
placing them at one hundred and
twelve cars, OF which forty.two were
sent by BALTIMORE shippera and seventy
came FROM Delaware.
From tie Philadelphia I.iys, Of to-
Yesterday morning opened Oh q dull
market, and ordinary fruit was sold
from the boats as low ss 10 cents peI
basket. a brisk demand set Ia by
noon, and fruit that retailed In the
morning tor 30 cents was held at so
Some fine Crawfords are making their
appearance Ezra baskets bring 75 to
S0 cents
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

A DKIAwARElN BIZ BrRrH. .-Lonis Nc
Lane, the President OF the Nevada Bank
the rival of the defunct California Rank
ID Delawarean By birth, but has lived
many years on the Pacific coast. de Is
the son of the late Louis McLane, whc
was Secretary of the Treasury unde,
Johnson and moved from Delaware tc
Cecil county. and from there to Baltt.
more years ago to assume the Presiden.
q OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
rne rr.nton Ra,I,oed wcr rnse.

TEESToS, = J., Aug 81 The railr9sd
wGr is at an end, III parties having con-
promised by tG0 company agreeing &c
pay t. th0 c~rers Of land adjoiuing tbs
railroad MI damages The connection e
the new and ed track 1as made Jestar-
day, and ct o clock the first train pazs-
ed over The company also asrssd tc
comply with the oII1-r-a u tie ,itT Z
raising the grade.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

ARRESTED Just as VIC are soins to
press, We !earn that Captain Veasey
OF the steamer Maggie, Of the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Line, has been arrrs-
ted and carried to Norfolk to be tried
Tor refusing to permit uegrowoman TO
occupy q state room on that steamer.
which Is set apart tor the use of the
white passcpE gers -Fr.ccsss A. Trls
Nam 'aEdss.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
TURKET

TCR6:ah 1E@o77 FIsl'j "a. Sosy1...,
Toors.
tIEH-'s. August si--TLa latest Dis
patches from the Herfegoyinian insur
rectionary districts ;tate that the Turk
isk troops are firing TIE woods on Ii q
Bosnian frontier, The insurgents ho,i
the block houses in Montenegro and haTs
surrounded two bettaLoua Of Turks IL
South herzegovina.
RAaCs4. August 81 The Turks hsvs
thrown one thousand uen into the Ire
bigre
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

a Goop TRIAL.-on Monday night the
Weccacoe steamer was given a triai M
the. plug on the corner Of Second and
Jackson streets, with the following re.
suit, With 50 feet Of hose and IL Inch
nozzle. q stream was thrown a distance
OF ESQ feet. 8 inches. With 100 feet Of
hose, same nozzle. the distance thrown
was 9S7 feet. This Is regarded es very
good work,
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

There are " existence gTest many nuN
the most important part OF their cnpserllc.
ton. that l., tons More time ID taken. apd
sco much lAbor and expens 20 attached 70 the
case. and the tone sadly n elected This Il
credible partisS Of Mr. D. '. Beatty's ins.ru
rnents. tha tone he consldsrs the most "a
eentil part, AID he spares no pains to make
Il durable. rich and perfect, and then con
st-ucts It's case TO crrespond With price
See his advertisement elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01
Police Cases.
Alfred Pierce, disorderlv conduct 20

Alfred Pierce, disorderly conduct. "
and costs. and 5000 to keep tho peace.
Geo. Philips. col. assault and battery
on VIM. Coyle, So and costs. and 500 70
keep the peace.
during August
AHred Pierce, by officer Hone, for dis.
orderly conduct, was fnad 81 and costs.
and held under $500 hail to keep the
George Phiilirs. By. officer Whalen. fer
disorderly conduct and threatening bod.
lily harm to John ". Codgo. was fined s.
bond. F''''
John Hanssley. col. ty officer Rein
hardt, Tor disords1ly conduct in the stl,
s1reet market, was hned 81 and costa.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

Hrodie's Miraculous Cure for Corus
An English remedy of great popularity, tor
rauovtng ooTns without pain.
E. BRISGHURST { co,
Apothe carries,
corner Sixth and Market streets.
Concentrated FavOrtng Extracts
u vanilla, Lemon. Orange, Rose Bitter AL
mond. Ginger Mace, Celery, etc etc, made
RId SOLD Wholesale and retaIl by
L. BRINGHURSr & co,
Corner Sixth anh Markei streets
or the RatO.
E~Rskh Brushes, Bath Towers, Bath SponSes
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety Also
Fish Gloves. Straps Brushes, etc., OF aorss
nAiS. Dry Friction Gloves. and many othsr
alti.lss 81 the same class at
h. BRINGHrRST & Co,
uSrner sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A fuu sssortmant of all sues, in1iudirs
double msgLuyins, &c
6. BRINGHURsT 4 Co
Corner of sixth and Market streets.
Prime Vanilla Bean,
soLi Wholesale and RETAIL BY
& BRNGaURST co.
Corner sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Carved and straight, Nau Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail F1lea. Nan Polishers, etc. for
sale by E. BRINGHURST 4 Co
corner sixth and MARKET streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-01

All who suffer from coughs, colds, "
s0slon of the bronohiai tubes or tendsncy to
consumption, will ind In Dr, Wistsrs kal,
eam Of Wild Cherry remedy as agreeable to
ne galasi as eneGtuA In rencTiug disease.
remedy scts promptly and seidoh fails 70
enect cure. so cts. and 81 a bottle, lares
bottles much the cheaper.