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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-24
Railroad Accident Charlton
give Men Hiiled, Eigh; ss,-

Railroad Accident as Charlton
Five Men KILLED, Eight sa,-
jurcsE,
At or near midnight edncsday
night OF last week, at the u, d Nj.
depot at Charlton, occurred an appall-
ing accident. a freight train bound
east. ward stopped FOR coal. A second
train going i'm the same direction
came up behind and telcseopcd the
FIRST. Brakes were set and engine re-
versed In time to have stopped the
second train without daiDago but
Gor n strong gale almost a hurricane
blowing from the west, which
blew the traln irresistibly forward
aud tile wheels and truck being wet
preventing tac proper friction Of the
brakes. Tire wind was 50 strong ns
~ start freight ear from side track
IL Charlton and run II, with brakes
set. four mills out on the road.
Fourmen were instantly killed,y viz:
s.. Anderson, BriGgcwatcr, Mo;
J.. ~. Huston, 9iarysyille, So.; Y.
Serven, Illinois City, H.; J J, Eek
ard, Council BluiTs. NJ. Il. Eynns,
Russell Iowa was wortally wounded
aud died next lnorniug. Tire" men
were seriously and five slightly IN
jared. No blame attached u any
of the employees Of the road, "a tie
accident was the result of the storm,
AMI not of any want Of care.
For very full particulars, which
we cannot give FOR lack Of space, I'VE
ere Indebted 10 the latfrf0t and L,ea-
Der Extras, and also 70 Mr, Boyle, oi
the ilrin II Boglr 4 Black ct
this place, who writes ls i special
letter upon the subject.
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r toddy when he wants it, and the

or toddy when he wants it, and the
privilege of buying it for other pur-
poses without hindrance as he would
any other article Of merchandise
There are many such Republicansl
If he votes for Governor will be
placed In such a position that he cam
not vote for a Republican as he wish
es, without voting to sustain a doc
trine which he considers wrong and
subversiye of his inalienable person.
al rights. We can point to numbers
of Republicans and Democrats in
Knoxville, good citizens, conscien-
eious men, who would be placed in
just such a dilemma by ultra action
upon this question by the State Con-
ventions. This we hold should not
be. tt is not fair to make such q test
between the two political
parties, which have more inn
portant and real political
questions to deal with. As well
might Opposition to secret societies
or capitol punishment, be made
test of party fealty; rs well might
one party adopt resolution saying
that Saunday is the Sabbath. These
as well as the Prohibition and Per-
sonal Liberty questions, should he
left to the conscience and Judgment
of the individual voter.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-24
SAWED sTOEE.

~ L. SMITH tas now on hand at HIS rtone yard
". In rella good Qmntiiy u saved stone, such
door steps sindow -is. water tBees basss. suek-
cts FOR mop unrnSs lslgiDg fnr walA5 ard pCrthes,
etc. and sul contract H. furnish ens wofk wanted
IN this line, guaranfqt satisscfian sre pie
of stone and work NJ LasiH Weights new rssifenre,
* rnS Eiils. hddrsss G. Il. SMITH, Psiia.
la-55-20-15
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EuRNiTuRE.

II D. YOUAT; would respectfully inform the eth
II. gems Of Marion County tbst he has opsns9
Cabinet shop OF hobiiseu street, wsst OF the Ire.
House. mp stairs. the room formerly occupied
BY The Reyebifca. 0iCe, where be viii have baBd
All kinds Of Furniturr ald coins " all sizes, which
he wiil ssli iuw for CASH
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p,hM0ND BARBER SALOON.

DUTMAN B9REN have refnrnished thsir rooms
il on the east side Of public squsrs and are now
suppiied with elegant Rochester reelining chairs,
and other modern convenience Give them nsli,
snd they win guarantee satisfactory work. ts47 ~
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BLAckSMIIHIhG.

M JAMES, of the late firm Of Roberts James,
". will hersafter be iouud at his new shop on
main street. block west o. biIek Eank baildiDg.
prepared TO DO all work ia his line including AL
+ kinds OF rep airs shoeing, manufacturing wagons.
buagies, spring wagons, etc, Satisfaction guaranteed
z Of work TO call
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6. w. HuNGAIE.

THE NOTEDisT0CK and Chsttle Anntiopeer, Of
i Indians, f1linois and Rans !. has located three
miles est Of Hei Rock ia this eoatg, sbd viii at.
tend ali calls M any distance TsFtar r-nzons Bile Tor
service rtndersd aud eatisia1sCn guaraateea. Ad-
dress him at 5led Rock, haIi9n County, Iowa. or
leave orders at Cihrk5s store. 10 20tf
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

mHE UNDERSIGNED II no9 prepared 70 take eon
1 tracts i5S ~ infs nf wors III liz line II tui
n-ss such ~ Brick and stone TIA ing and
Gi.tern and Fine building. AL Of wbieh
propss TO 40 ith dsFstcu, ana 10 good wotkargtke
manner / warrfrt sffssaetioa. Maeriafs furnished
ii required; ana Credit til christass win B. given
parties that deslra IL. 545lY H. ]. BuNIRLKLD
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CARPENTERS & IOlNERS.

nj ILLER a. BhLLgIbLE hre prepared to do 81
wi k.uds of in their iue on short notice and
on reasonable terms, give them Call at
their shop, northeast corner Court House
kauar. Knoxville. I924tf
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AHEAD l13.254.

GINGER SEWING NAcHtN Es--NO. sold in 1873,
- 232 444. bling If3 258 Hioft than were sold by
any other Conlpsny in same time Nowf II the 1ims
to get the Bes and most Popular sewirE Machine IN
the World 1 Keep on maud good supply NJ ncr dies
attachments, etc. North side Of the public Square
Knoxville. fhhuER.
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IN earthquake shock visited large
i,tpFsinns Of the States OF Ohio, Inai-
aaea aud Illinois at II Il. IN. on the
Iseia inst. 1t ratified down chiinneys,
re- aoyed few buildings from their
fdiaaations, and did slight damages
geferally. f
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G. (. CONME ELL.

DEALER IN STOVES, Tiuwsre. Shelf and Heavy
ID Hardware. Beapers Mowers nul Agricultural
implements generally Agent for M " W&rIeDE
paieut Atmos rhsric Portable soda Fountain. Vld
stspd east side Square, knoxviiis. ti2d
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MERcANT1LE, TRADES, Ere.
ErEDLE-WCRK.

SR1Iss 81. 81. ORR is PREPARED 20 90 to order all
i classes of seeing stitehing, citing. itiing ete
npon auissi dresses ia etabprbte style. waii asi
plsu work. Cutting and making gentiemsn's shirts
specially. Cali at residence, corner Of sixth naa
Robins n streats 5II2
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.he independence celebration at
Wellington will be on the 9Th, proy.
liebert CoIyer, of Chicago will de-
livar tie Grafton Of the day.
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KNOXVILLE NATI0nAL BANK.

IL xoxyILLE. IOWA. Capital, SIOes00o.
IN Gold, silver, Government and other ssenrsriet
bought snd sola Interest kw,4i tiTus deposits
Special attsution givyn 10 Collections. Open from
A M. toA +. Nj. except Eundays.
DIRECTOR
A. W Collins s. H. Collins, u.s.. Gun o 10 ghsrl,
jackson Raney, A.J Kerr. ,. fititntrnaef,
E 4 Beilamy, ". bhcheior, !. u. woodruff
OFFICERS
A, W. COL LINs. Prest. j. .. CuSNg gNGHah, N.pres.
Al. BRIGGS, Cseblsr, -l9ti
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G. K. HART.
STONE G AYRES.

ATT0RNEYS AT LAW, Claim aud Real Estate
n Agents, Knoxyie, Marion County, iosa.
Will attend to all uusBess entrusted q their care
In Marion and I'D joining Counties, Will practice IN
the State and Federal Courts 31d
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ssepabllcan state convention
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN

II HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
oF Iowa.
MARsILALLrowN, April ", 1875. !
The Twentieth Annual State Con
vpndon of the Republican party ol
lowa Will be held Mt
rasMaines, Wednesday. iaa1e So, 1875.
Atthe hour Of IL o'clock a. M, for the
IsafptaSe Of nominating
s'te candidate for Governor.
One candidate for Lieut.. Governor.
sgne candidate for Supreme Judge.
{ Dne candidate for Superintendent
az Public Instruction.
he ratio OF representation Will be
oS.r delegate for each county, and in
addition thereto. one delegate for
every 20 votes, or fraction over 100,
sat for Josiah Il. Young, for Secre-
Larry Of State for 1871.
GEORGE C.. HEBERITNG,
Chairman Committee.
Marion and adjacent counties viii
ha entitled TO delegates in the con-
y@ation as follows: M
sper. Marion..........l0
,tis.as ....... ..... ) Monroe..,....... 3
sea'iasGa.. a............ll Warren.......... 8
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Hhe Keokuk & Des Moines II. r.
has been very seriously damaged by
the late rains, Bridges have been
washed, and the track softened and
sunk in many places so as TO require
great care in running trains.
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HUGH THOMPSON.
c. L, COLLINS.
ANDERSON & Collins.

ArToRNEYs Ar LAW, Knoxville, Marion County,
n Iowa.
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ought fol
ou prizes
on them
u will b.
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ranging
rest, ten
three to
by
Build.
security
rion and
Q money
a week
f or ad.
D., h
Iowa, E
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The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
THIRD EDITION.
STRAY WAITS.

Garden truck keeps at high prices.
There was large market this morn
ing.
The alarm of fire last evening was
false.
The weather became quite cool
again, last night.
Aid, Central and Germania No. 9 Loan
Associations meet this evening.
Don't fail to see Col. Mulberry Sci.
lars at the Grand Opera House, to-
night.
Donahoe. 307 Market street, sells the
neatest CATERS and the prettiest slippers
at the lowest prices.
Buxbaum, at Third and Market sts..
sells cheap clothing at prices so low that
they astonish the most penurious.
Measure across the top of your Cool.
er and Refrigerator, If you want a
spring bottom. We have all sizes to
ft,at Front and Orange.
Get spring bottom for your Water
Cooler and Refrigerator, it will keep
them from leaking. All sizes to fit. at
Front ond Orange.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia! Dysreosia |

Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all
hunfsn ailments. Its symptoms are almost
inunite in their variety, ami the forlorn ana
despondent victims Of the disease often
fancy themselves the prey, i'll turn, of
every known malady. This Is due. in
part, to The close sympathy which exists
between the stomach and the brain, and in
part also to the tact that any disturbance o:
the digestive function necessarily Disorders
the liver, the bowels and the nervous system.
aud effects, to some extent, the quality OF
the blood.
Il. F. KunkePs Bitter Wine of Iron a sure
cure. This Is not new preparation, to be
tried and found wanting; it has been pre-
scribed daily for many years in the practice
Of eminent physicians with unparalleled sue
cess; 1t Is not expected OF intended to cure
all the diseases to which the human family is
subject, but Is warranted to cure Dyspepsia
In Its most obstinate form. Kunkels Bitter
Wine OF Iron never fails to cure. symptoms
OF Dyspepsia are loss of appetite, wind and
rising of the food, dryness of the mouth,
heartburn, dlstenston of the stomach ana
bowels. constipation, headache, dizziness,
sleeplessness and low spirits. Try the great
remedy and be convinced OF its merits. Get
the genuine. Take only Kunkel's, which Is
put only In 81 buttles. Depot, 259 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers every
where.
No. 259. Tape Worm. No. nho.
Entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive. Nc
fee unless the head passes. Come and refcr
20 patlents treated. DIR. Il. f. KUNKLE. No
2o9 NJ Ninth street, Philadelphia Advice
nee. seat, Pin and Stomach Worms also re
n.oVeo. may1-d&w I'm
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
FOURTH EDITION |!
Row In Odd Fellows. Hall.

a Psrtormance R0dely Laterrupted-a
Jolly Roao but nobody hurt.
At the Odd Fellows Hall, last night
before large audience, the White
Rose Minstreels gave a benefit to
Charlie Fox, Dutch comedian, late of
the Odelphia Theatre.
Every thing passed off pleasantly for
an hour or so, when some one created
a disturbance in the audience, and af-
ter warning him to desist MIR. Fog
tried to eject him from the room. This
created slight disturbance, which
was soon quelled without any serious
results,
Soon another quarrel originated, and
spread into general row. The settees
were overturned and broken, and the
hundred or more combatants struggled
vigorouly around the room in great
confusion. Fists were balked and
bruised against the setteesinstead of the
heads of opponents and with the ex-
ception of one man whose cheek was
cut by coming in contact with the sharp
edge of seat, no one sustained any
serious injury.
Officers Legg, Cropper, Bouzearth
and Leary entered the hall, and soon
quclled the disturbance. The lights
were then turned out ,and the audience
compelled to disperse.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

Ladies WisnIn& 40 I-urcnass a Iieh
running and Simple Sewing Machine. wnnId
do well to call at Ne. 718 Market street. vii.
mington. Del, and see one oil the incest Fami-
Lg its Machines, in the world. 1t has no
equai; ews from the thickest to the thinest
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, light
running. and no threading-up required: self-
threading shuttle, and self-setting needle.
discount eff for cash. Ladies don'tbuv y
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American. ~ ''''
7lS Market St.. Wilmington Del.
ty7dkwly j. ii. PRIMROSE. Agent
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
D I E D.
DIED.
HAZZAKD On the 18th inst William Hon

HAZZAkD.-on the 10th inst, William Hen.
~, youngest son of James s. and Sarah n.
Hazard, In the 9th year Of his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence Of his parents, 7l2 Orange
street. on Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Tho Joyous pride of our hous hold has left us.
And gone homo to his Maker above,
In our grief we see not why God has bereft ma.
Though He chasteneth those whom II lsyes
DAvIS.-In this city, on the 18th inst, Harry
III. Davis, In the 18th year Of his age.
Angels ever bright and fair,
Take, oh, take him to thy care.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
Frlendless Children, on Wednesday After.
noon, the 10Th Inst, at 4 o'clock, to proceed
to Riyerview Cemetery. sereices at the
Home at 5 O'Clock.
OOVERDALB.-0n the 18th inst, In Claytop.
Arthur j., son Of j. Douglass and Susie Al,
Covordale, aged one year and nine mo nths
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

OFFERINa TO SETTLE THE President
OF the Miners and Laborers' Benevolent
Association thus writes: "rhe ip1prps-
sion seems to have obtained general Gre
dence that both the operators and the
miners in the pending wages dispute are
resoved at whatever may be the cost To
themselves or to their interests involved
to stubbornly maintain their present
respective positions until one yields in
every particular to the original proposi-
tion OF the other. Those whom / repre-
sent are as yet unwilling to believe that
their employers have determined to car
ry out SO ungenerous and expensive u
programme; and l am assured by the
responses ELECTED to inquiries recently
instituted throughout the several dis
tricts OF the N. & l.. b. A., that our neo-
pie are not SO uncompromisingly inclin-
cd. Still another impression appears to
prevail to a considerable extent-the i'm
preston that we do not fully understand
each others desires-that there are mat
ters In dispute not set forth in our res
pectiye proposltions-ma of which
neither We nor the public have had Off
cial notification" Upon the strength Of
the above a meeting was called for arbi-
tration, but nothing definite was done.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

SALTs OF MONEY LAST Nlodr.--I1.
~ 1? n, l1nth monthly II, rtlng, slOoo
oth snries A. 49, per cent $500 do at 4s
5000 lot sAries u 8 1-l0; baltuco paid t.
t!tndrawiAa, shareholders of the first
series.
Brandywine Loan, 7lth monthly nlea4-
lng. isrce-,'t=, S122S; sales. $75 at 4 pc,
iIrnt'; $500 at 2t; SlGo at II; 5000 ut
me Remaining receipts remained un.
sold, a3 there appears Co he. at preset
no deIn,ud for money in the 9th W3rj'
Tne tai.. l. = 7r- g. stock notes.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

GEO. a.LoBDELL's sALE OF FINE. HORSES
GOOD ATTENDANCE BUT ORDINARY
PRICES.
Yesterday afternoon Geo. G. Lobdell
held his annual sale of fine horses at
the Minquadale Farm,o the Hare's
Corner road, about two miles from This
city. l.. W. Stidliani IL SON were the
auctioneers.
The attendance:was quite large, visi-
tors being present from Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other
places, though the majority were from
this city and vicinity. The horses were
In fine condition, and sold readily,
though for ordinary prices.
The following isja list of the no rses
sold:
BROOD MARES.
Black mare "Hop's Dam, to Alfred
litter, Wilmington, for 500; dark mare,
Fanny Cole, Mark Cleaver New Castle
500; bay mare, "Kitty Clover" II. w.
Coleman's heirs Lancaster county. Pa.
500; bay mare Jennie" do, $141 |;
brown mare EARN ball, MARX Clcaver,
New Castle, $76; "Flora, "Percheron)
and mare colt, Geo. W. Bush, Whining
ton, $37O; dark mahogany bay, Flora
Patchen," r. w. Coleman's heirs,
8375.
| DRIVING AND WORKING HORSES, MARES
AND eFLDINGs.
Young Fanny" James Dickinson,
WILMINGTON, $500; mare Carrie, Horace
Cause, Wilmington, $3.50; black marc
Lady Lightfoot," r. c. Hoffman. Of
Baltimore $S55; bay Glly, do. s27o;
pay hily, Maria" j. l.. johnson,
| Washington, D. q, $500; brown hay
hlly,. judith John NJ Powell Phila-
delphia, sl25;gray mare" "LizzicEnglee'
Geo. w. Sparks, Wilmington, s59l:
this animal caused much spirited bid.
ding: bay mare Madame" j. Harriet,
New York, $500; roau geldiug. "vyin.
penny" NJ. Eagle, Blllimorc, Sl41;
brown gclding Burnside" ChaS. just.
$50; chestnut sorrel gelJins "@l;.5hcr." "
James Moore, Blltimnrc, $40; dark
brown Selding, Ben" John A. Johns.
New Castle, sS45
TIsEs YEis oL3 Fi1LIe1Axo oetoty7s.
Bay filly "Minquadale Mnid.n John
NJ. Powell: Philadelphia 1906; bay fllly,
Nary" to T. $. Cartel, Washing
ton, S3so; dark bay rlarc, Lucy"
Janathan Powell, Philadclphia 1915
bay mare Young Jennie" A. litter,
Sl65; bay illy "Maggie, Geo Mouse
ley, sl776O bay gelding CHANGE, "
Mark Cleaver, New Castle, S1G0; sor-
rel stallion, Samson" John Harrott,
Sl45; bay filly and roam horse colt A
litter, S92,5 and $101.
The above prices are not considered
very high, but they are, in the main,
satisfactory. The visitors were hospi.
tably entertained by Mr.. Lowdell, and
the sale passed off in very successful
manner.
The total proceeds of the sales
amounted to $6, ,407.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

Every Seven Years, Psychologists saw
the human body Is cntirly changed and re.
part of our bodies is wearing out and Is being
built up anew of fresh matter. This work is
accomplished by the blood which goes
through every part. But if the blood be.
comes weak or yitlaled, and does not per.
form its work properly, the system is ACTUALLY
poisoned by the worn-out matter clogging
the vital organs instead OF leaving the tody'
For dyspepsia, Dillousness, kidney, skin and
from vitiated blood, Dr. Walkers California
vinegar Bitters are sovereign remedy. 4w
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

1t is stated that the Governor aud all
but one Of the members of tle Council
IT New Hampshire have decided that
Ill the votes cast for Matt" lead .Re.
publican candidate FOR the Senator in
the Second District, are to be treated
as blanbs, his name being Nathaniel;
llso th9t the Pro ibitiOn candidate
Ior Senator is ineligible by reason of
insufficient re. idelc in the State. This
!ction y IL &i.ethr Dem ,crats the two
disputed seats III the Senate of New
Hampshire.
Chandler, Ha"t {; 70 i,oot and shoe
'aaiels, of PhIHlieip pA "a, haze suspend.
a., Their liabilities are about SI2j, ,0o0
md many OF their creditors are New
Englind manufacturers.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

A I!oNd TERM OF SERvIcE.-Ycstertla
Mr.. NJ. Barlow, well kLown ana eff
cient letter carrier, completed his four
teenth year of Official service he having
been appointed letter carrier May 1871.
1881, shortly after Lincoln's first accee.
sion to the Presidency. During all these
years Mr.. Barlow has been retained on
the post Office force, and from long and
faithful service has come to be known as
one OF the most careful and accommo-
dating carriers attached to the Office.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
DIR. II. Wy. LOEB,
Privata Medical Office & Drug Store
SO. 33i IS. Fifteenth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

Are open daily for the speedy and pcrma-
ncnt cure OF ali diseases and ailments vi both
sexes. DIR. Lobb has had an experience of
thirteen years in the practice OF medicine,
which is guarantee to patients that thpi
cases will be treated by one thoroughly ac.
quairtcd with the diseasc, aud the best kHuNr.
treatment for its early and radical cure D.,
Lobb cordially invites those suffering from
any disease, no matteA VI now long standing,
to consult lin, free OF charge, cspcciaily
those who have been dcluded, robbed and III.
treated u! quacks, impostcrs, Young and in
experienced phvsj, Ians. Or. LuLo prepares
ali his own incidence an Il guarantees them
pure'" Negetnhlt, rec fToln Mercury, bulsam
w.. PatICnts afflicted with t.Nnatur.l dis
charges from any part Of tie hGdy, q. ulcer
ntcd sore leg4, rs WEI as those suffering from
diseases of the Bi"cd, >kin, hidseys Blad-
der, pruatrHt" F'""1- ''~iN".y NTgans, &c,
should embrace tise -, pVilunity = go,
t. BIZ r - Cu-.. tho rrcatcst
remedy tor all diseases of tic Urinsrr
gans Rdn"ys Il lll,r,&c
DW. LoBD's C0>-r ~ AENovk-or.
This cciG5.a,.. -.4>ay IL tho bcst known
l!ood, or system gcn-al'y. crudicAtirg all
cond tons ot disease IN any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, aud pro-
pared by the Dnrtnr or TIC cOnNeriercS a.
his patients residing out Of the city ana who
are unable to call nveniently al Al+ Office.
viii be sent securely packed and sealed to
any Uart OF the country, free, ON receipt OF
price.
Price of the Sure Cnre and Constitutional
Renovator, two dollars each.
Office hours daily from II n. m till |, al d
G to s p. m. Consultation free and strictly
private Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
70. 33l n. riFtaenth street.,
aprlw1y PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

ACCIDENT AND DELAY.-When the
south bound New York and Washing
ton express reached a point between
Claymont and Holyoke, yesterday
afternoon, the axle Of the tender broke,
which caused the train to come TO a
halt, though no serious accident re-
suited. The Engine, No. 50, came on
to this city, and No. Al was sent ND
for the train, which arrived in this
city at 2;45, after n delay of one hour
and thirtY.tWO minutes.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
Ul1tSem e?lf8.

JOHN t. RAYMOND, To.N1oHr.-To-
night, at the Grand Opera House, Mr.
John L. Raymond wi present his grea,
creation OF Col. Mulberry Ssllars, in NJ
T,wain's drama, "Tne Golden Age" Thi.
play Is one of the hest now on the DO ird.
and those who fail to go the Grand Ope-
ia House this evening will miss a rare
dramatic entertainments.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

DIED:-Joshua Hutton, Sr., an old
and well known butcher, died, yester-
DAY morning, at his residence, No. 245
Tatnall street. He was in his SOD
year.
Isaac Miller, another old butcher.
died last night, at his residence, No.
I'll Tatnall street. He conducted the
butchering business for fifty years, and
retired about five years ago.