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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
Newark Items.


....-a NEWARK, Sept, 81.
On Saturday, mixed nine of the Agiles Jrs.,
srs and the contributing members played the
College nine game of base bali. The game
was at times quite interesting to the large num-
ber Of spectators the batting being heavy. The
following was tie score, Thos Caulk umpring
the game.
Innings. s.............. L 20 4 5 5 7 8 0 Total
Mixed nine, ..........3 2 8 0 2 5 4 / - 80
College, ...............I 3 2 0 0 0 3 ! - II
Last week, Newark turned out two wagons
one manufactured by John r. Hill for Kershaw
Dean. at the Taylor mill, Stanton, and the other
by Joseph Higlifeld, for Louis Allen, Newark
Foundry and Agricultural Works. The painting
the latter was done by James II. Deighton and
striped by Edward Deery.
Preaching and prayer meeting will be held
in tue NJ. L. church, every evening, this week.
Prayer meeting was held, last evening, with
some success.
Curtis Il Bro, have been making quite a
number of improvements in and about their ia!
per mill. The latestis the building, the digging
II large settling pond, or reservoir, for holding
clear water being from 150 or 175 feet square,
and about ) feet deep. Tho embankment two
ends and one side will be filed up, the base OF
each being q feet, sloping to nine feet at the
top.
On Saturday evening,a couple Of the residents
of Iron Hill visited Newark, and occupying their
time longer than they intended they had partly
forgotten their way home. Two OF 5ur young
men started in team to pilot them, when get
ting up OH the hill, and it being very dark, one
of the young men, John Gahble,got out to pick
out the road He found they were driving near
the pits, and being without lights and unaquaint-
ed with the road he walked into pit 30 feet deep,
rolling over and over, cutting his head, break
ing his wrist and otherwise iDjuring himself. He
was brought home to Newark yesterday morn
ing. DR.. Shaw, was called in, reduced the frac-
tnre and now he is doing as well as might be
expected. p.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
Citp Bnsiuess DireftprB.


Auctioneers
L. W. stidham Son. III Esst ath street
Bankers and Brokers
X. r. Robinson d Co., 4ou Market street.
Boot and shoe Makers and Dealers.
Babcock 4 Bro, M3 Market street
John .; Morolnnd, 4th and Poplar ats
w A. Turner d Co., 8l9 Market et
Carpenters md Builders.
j. O. Haddock shop Thorne bel Front Bes 1913 Wash n
j. X. d. Seeds, shop w. 4th, near West
Cignrs and Tobacco.
brisbane DeMainyille. II Fourth street.
Clocks, Watches. and Jewellers.
J. q. Massey. 4o4 King street.
Couch and CarrinSe nIuterial.
WIN. Green TO-. s. &c. ooruer Sd aud Shiplsy sts.
Drugsists.
II. X. Bringhurst. BIZ Market st
Florists.
Tatuall d Co., Delaware Avenue and jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas 4. Plunmer, 6O2 Market st.
Woooy i Van Trump, 5lU Market st
Gents Furnishing Goods.
John p. Dopghtea 4lU Market St
Hats, Caps, DO
Geo. A. walraven, eaa Market strest
Iron and Steel
VIM. Green Co., S. E. corner Sd and Shipley sta
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. s. W. corner front and oraose.
I.oOkins-tsinsses and Frarues
n. MoMonaglo, Sd and King ats.
Merchant Tnilors
Geo. Gouert 10 f. 4th IT..
John IL. Muhlhausen, 4l5 King st.
Real Estate Agents
Eyans Pennington, Pom Almonds Bd'E, stn and Market
Wm. Reynolds o., SD Market St.
VIM. McCauey Uo., 6Oe Market st.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fullner, 64 and 5o5 Market at.
Sewing Machines
Grover L Baker Sowing Machine Co., H1 King st.
New American Sewing Machine, 7is Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

SABLE PICK KrooKET.-Special Officer Legg
took in custody, while the New York and Wash
ington Express was standing at the depot, TINS
afternoon, a sable individual who gave the name
of Charles Johnson. Charles had come
down from Philadelphia on the train, and was a
source of some trouble. At this depot Miss Bot
tie Goodrich, OF Washington, and Miss Jennie
Capele boarded the train, the colored man being
rich passed him ne abstracted her portmonaie
from her pocket. Miss Capelle observed the act
and seized tho thief, but he broke away and ran
through the round house yard. Special officer
negg. gave chase and capturing the thief recoy-
cred tie pocket book. Johnson will have hear
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

MIR pouLsoSs y New CHURCH At BALTIMoEr;-
Rev. T. l.. .Poulson preliminariy organized
congregation yesterday under the auspices OF
the Methodist Episcopal Conference, IN a latge
streets, Baltimore, where services are held un-
til I'll a frame chapel is erected on the site
A sunday school WAS organized in the forenoon
with l75 scholars. After morning service hity
persons, including ladies aud gontiemeni; i,, were
,,,eot;ng in the afternoon was attended by 800
% yonng People. The tent was warmed, and was
as comfortable as house.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

REAL ESTATE SALEs. Geo. r. Townsend, lteai
Estate Broker, has made an exchange for Mm
Francis Of part of square of ground on Mary
land avenue. and several lots ovar 3rd and llth
street BRIDGES amounting to sl0, 40 Tor farm
on Elk river containing 260 acres. He has also
sold a dwelling house on 3rd street, near Har-
risun. to Michael O'Garra for $500. cash.
Sheriff Lambson made the following sales on
Saturday. Dwelling house in Monroe street,
near sth, held by L. W. Stidham, AZ Trustee 10 for
L. s. TAYLOR, to Evans Pennington, for ~ 225.
The PROPERTY near the corner of 7th and Mon
roe, owned by II. b. Blackwell, to the Diamond
State Loan Association, which had mortgage
upon it, for S1700.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

TIE CRY HALL CLocK.-This morning., the
hands were removed from the City Hall clock,
and that time piece will no more mark time uh
til the repairs to the building are comPet1a ,Ii1i ra
Tme-keeper Hirst, in the meanwhile, Will re-
dnce the width OF the balance end OF the minute
hand 20 that it will not show 30 plainly on the
dial and will not be mistaken as tho time marx
or The hour hand is Isl inches long, and the
minute hand 2615 inches, each being measured q
from tbe centre. The hour marks upon the dial
nro M inches long and one inch wide, and tie
minute points 4 inches long. The dial plate is
4 feet inches in diameter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

PERsoNAL-John X. Bradford son Of James
Bradford who has been prosecuting his legal
studies for four years at Fclkirch, Austria, re-
turned home onSaturday, being passenger on
the Ohio. He will complete his studies al
Georgetown, d. G. -, ,.
Louis X. STAN, of Chestertown, Md, who
went out on the Ohio on the 26th OF August Tor
the benefit of his health, has returned, much
improved. ,,, 20
Evans Pennington is in Chester county, TO,
nj 'pbiladelphia. day or two ago, of apoplexy.
Thos. II. Berry, of Chester, has been appointed
mail route agent between Philadelphia and Bal
tInlnre.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

The bu of the iron steamer which Johh
Roach il building at Chester for the Old Doniln'
ION , steamship Co, will soon be eady to launch
Al the Elm street church. last evening, an m
formal prayer meeting was organized alter us
misval and one lady protested conVersioh'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
Montgomery's
NeYvine !!

Montgomerys Neryine cures Rheumatism
Montgomerys Nervine cures Neuralgla'
M0ntgomerys Nervine cures iys'erla
Montgomerys Nervine cures lieadache'
Montgomerys Nervine cures SciaJlch.
Montpomery's Nervine cures Fits.
Montgomery's Nervine cures TIC Do'oreuA elm
Montgomery's Neryine cures Palpitalioh vi 'i'o
siraft, and all Nervous AnectionB , ,,,
why suffer- when one bottle Of this medicine w,
give you immediate rellef2 Principal depot iat ~ y;
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by all
druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
PILES, pILEs!I PxLEs!!!

sponr's New Pile Cure. Sure cure and aosonte
preventative. Sold by all dealers, 81 per box: C NJ
culars free ON applica ion ask your druggists Ior
IT, Don't be put OF with any other article when ne
says is as good Ii he has not got It, we VIII sehu II
Wy mail, post paid for Sl.l9 per box.
N. Ninth ST Philadephla. auglO-6md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
MsdifaI.

=
SCROUFUL-A,
sCRoFULou3 hUMoR.
vEaErrNE will eradicate from the system every
faint of Sc ofua and scrofulous lumor. II has per
Inanently cured thousands IN Boston and v icinty
who had been long and painful sufferers.
CANCER, CANCERoU5 IfrMoR.
rue marvellous effect of vgGgplsE M case nt Can
found attention OF the medlcrl faculty., many OF
wuom are prescribing VEaErNE 10 their patl nls'
" CANKER.
yEGErIHE has never failed 10 cure the most In
lexible c'ise OF CAnker.
MERcURIAL DISEASES.
The vEaEpsE meets with wonderful suco IS in
lie cure Of this class of Diseases.
PAIN IN THE BONES.
In this complaint the vgdETNE Is the great
renedy, M 1t removes from the system the pro'luc-
Ing cause.
SALT RHEUM
Tetter, sat Rheum. scald Head, &C., VIII Ger.
My yield To the great Alternative Effects OF vtGE
lNE.
RRYsIPELAs.
ynonrisE has never failed to curea thi most in.
yeteiate case of Eryslpeas
pIMpLEs AND IIuMoRs OF THE FACE.
Reas IN should teach that bocby. rough or pim-
pied skin depends entirely upon an internal cause
aud no outward application can ever cure the tie-
feet. VRGETiNE Is the great blood purifier
TuMoRS, ULCEe $ AND OLD SORES.
Are caused by an impure state Of the blood
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with VEGErIEE, and
these complaints will disappear.
CATARRH.
For this complaint the only substantial henent
can he obtained through the blood. NEGHTlNk III
ihe great blood purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
vKdEIThE does not act az cathartic to deblliate
The bowels, bnt cleanses all tho organs, enabling
each to perform the functions oevolvnx upon
them.
SE0erisE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
lfvEGETiHE Is taken regularly according 10 di-
rectons, certain and speedy cure Will follow its
use.
FAINTNE5s AT THE STOMACH.
yEGErISE Is not a stimulating btters which cre-
ates u fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic, which
asssts nature to restore the stomach to healthy
act on.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
VEGErINE acts directly upon the causes OF these
complaints. IL invgorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretve organs and
allays Inflammation
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects OF the VEGg-
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
10 take 1t as debility denotes deficiency OF the
u,ood, and VEGETISE acts directly upon the blood.
NKGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
.as.sn1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

D ED STAR LINE-APPOINT- -fH(H
IL ed to carry the Belgian and United ssaaAsse<A
States Mails. Tne following Steamers are appointed
to sall
FOR ANTW RRP:
From Philadelphia. From New York.
NgDERLAND, Sept Is srATR oPNEvADA Sept.s
VADERLAND, Oct 10 SWITZERLAND Oct.2S
FROM ANTWERP.
For Philadelphia For New York.
vADaRLAND. sept IS SWITZERLAND Sept. 80
NGDERLAND Oct. IL STATE OF NEVADA Oct "a
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Fr5t Cabin $50 Second Cabin, $50
Steerage and intermediate tickets TO and FROM all
points at the lowest rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance iB provided. every
steamer carries a surgeon and stewardess.
Through tickets and through bills of ading issaed
between all prominent points.
For passage, rates Of freight and other Informs
ton apply to
PRTER WRIGHT q SONS, Gen1 Agts.,
s01 Walnut street. Philadelphia - Broad Street,
New York B. Wonder Beeke, General suropean
Agent, Antwerp. g. +. BELTS, Agent, Adams Ex-
press once, wilmington, Del. A. b. GRIMsHAW,
Agent wilmington. Del. myT-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
,vlsrFT.LANEOUS.
From our Late Editions o, Yesterday
Marine DtsasIer.

Loas or THE SHIP ELLEN sou1HAKD.
LONDON, Sept. 27.
The American ship Ellen Soudtard from St.
John, N. b for Liverpool was lost to-day with
in twenty miles of Liverpool. Nine Of the crew
were drowned. The cargo was a total loss.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
WILMINGTON CITY DIRECTORY
FOR lS75-7s.
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.

tFsPECIAL NOrICE.-We announce that
In 1916, we shall publish Centennial Direc-
tory OF the Peninsula.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

DANKS AND BANKERS ARE INVIT.
ID ed TO direct their orders for printing to this
once, We guarantee satisfaction as to prices and
quality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
A YER'S AGUE CURE.
FOR THE SPEEDY RELIEF OF

Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Kemlttent Fever, Dumb ARue Periodical or Bilious
Fever, etc. and indeed all the affections which arise
from malarious, marsh, or mlasInatic poisons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

r r. ID. SEEDS,
G. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDKh,
Shop, Fourth Street, between West and Tstnall.
Residence Adams ST., doors South OF Delaware
Avenue. Estimates furnished on all kinds OF work
and Joobing carefully attended TO at reasonable
prices. 1yN-ly-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

EDWARD C. KNIGHT, President.
JOHN S. BROWN, Vice Pres. and Treas-
JOHN Nj. HAZEL. Secretary.
DnBcToRs-Edward q. Knight, John s. Brown,
Wm. II. Rhawn, Charles Richardson, Charles $.
Pancoast WIN. M. Seyf fert, John Welsh Jr., j. Bar
low Morehesd, Clayton French, Thomas Mack Keler,
Samuel $. White, F. Ogden Horstman. John j.
Stadiger. maylS6md&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

jea-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS In MEDICINE
feb2-eodaw -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28
The MiddIelOvn Refrigerator.

MORE ABOUT THE ROTTEN PEACHES SEVEN HUN
DRED BASKETS Thrown AWAY,
CORRESPONDENCE 0fthe Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

vKGaTINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
sep,22Iw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-28

In this complaint the good effects OF the VEds-
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
10 take 1t as debility denotes deficiency of the
b,ood, and VEGETIEE acts directly upon the blood
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A BRIDE WITHOUT BRIDEGRooM.-Som
time ago, says the Richmond (Va.) State Jour
nal, beautiful and intelligent young lady in
formed her intimate frinds that she was en-
gagged to be married to Mr.. A. Last Thursday
night was fixed for the wedding, and number
of cards of invitation were sent out The
guests assembled, but no bridegroom appearing
at late hour they withdrew, full of sorrowful
sympathy for the lady, aud fierce Indignation
against the man who had so overwhelmed her
with modification and disappointment.
On the next day the lady was raving ma:
MAC, in which sad condition, it is said she still
remains. The gentleman in the case, however,
asserts that he was not engaged to the lady, and
had no idea of it, nor did he know anything
about the wedding that was appointed for him.
He doubtless tells the truth, and the arrange
ments for the wedding on the part of the 1n-
fortunate young lady were but the premonitory
symptoms of the insanity afterward fully de-
veloped.
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A WoNpERrUL WoMAN-A story like thi

A WONDERFUL WoMAN.-A story like this
is being circulated in our midst. We leave it
with the reader how much to credit:
There lives near Pee Dee River colored
woman who can walk through flames of fire,
control large crowds of people, and make the
very animals stop and obey her. She told a
colored man to build large fire, which he
walked through several times. She told him
to build another, and then laid down and roll
ing over it put the flames out. A little boy
standing near, witnessing this, laughed, where,
upon a cow also close by, seized the child and
throwing up her head sent the child some dis
tance in the air, who was caught in his descent
by the woman, in the palm of her hand. She
then told some of the crowd to drive the cow
away, which they attempted and failed. She
visited house where crowd were having
some amusement, and they all fell PROSTATE
before her, and wcro not allowed to rise until
they were all converted or proposed TO be-
Darlington Southerner.
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THE TORPEDO CHIcKEN.-The Memphis
Avalanche gives an account of an ingenious in
vention, made by Frenchman, which is SOW
ereign cure against chicken stealing The in
vention is q machine in the shape of a chicken,
being covered with feathers, having perfect
head, legs and wings. 1t is soft to the touch
and the legs and wings are flexible and resem-
bles chicken. Inside of the false fowl is
placed :: torpedo, which explodes if caught by
:ha legs O. struck with force. The effects of
.La machines were seen recently in Memphis
in two cases in one the hand of negro was
blown off, but the owner of it had escaped. In
the other case, after the explosion the thief
Ind made off, but blood was traced some dis
tancc from the chicken roost and it was believ-
ed the thief would be found.
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How THEY BURIED THE HATcHET.-The
day following our centennial festivities the fol-
lowing incident occurred in South End sal
eon A friend had invited one of the South
Carolina soldiers into the saloon to put anoth-
er turf on the buried hatchet. While stand
ing at the bar stranger came in. The Caro-
linian suddenly dropped his glass and closely
eyed the stranger. His gaze was so steady
and peculiar that the friend began to be
alarmed and to fear that the hatchet was about
to be dug again. Directly the Carolinian
asked the stranger if he knew him. There
was no recognition, whereupon the Carolinian
asked him if he was not in the war. Yes
was the reply. "And you were once stationed
at such placer" eyes" "And took part in
such skirmish?" eyes" "Well, thought
so," replied the Carolinian, and. raising his
hat, showed large scar on his forehead, say
ing, "There is your sabre mark, my boy !;
come up and take drink" And so then and
there they decorated the grave of the buried
hatchet. Boston Herald.
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: The sensible Young man is now near Coun.

= The sensible young man is now near Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. Not long ago he become in
volved in quarrel with no less than five diff
erent men, and challenged each one of them to
mortal combat. All accepted, and were upon
the ground in time. Then the hero of the af
fair said that he wouldn't fight them all at
once. but would fight the best man first. The
FIVE began discussing who was the best man,
and got to fighting. They struggled over the
subject for snS about quarter n o an hour the the
when the question was finally settled, the "best
man" could have been whipped by anybody,
and wasn't ready to fight. The challenger
walked of with all the honors, and was proud
and happy.
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hn0 WEEK guaranteed to Male and Female Agents
WI lin their locality Costs NOTHING to try it, Par
Cd ticulars Free. ..,, M ... ,,,
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The Temple of Diana.

Ephesus, one of the twelve 1onian cities of
Asia Minor, was famous in antiquity as con-
tanning one of the seven wonders of the world,
the great temple of Artemis, or Diana. From
very early times Ephesus was sacred city
the fable ascribed its foundation to the ANA
IONS, and the Amazonion legend is connected
with Artemis The first Ionian colonists in
Lydia found the worship of the goddess already
established here ip primitive temple, which
was soon superseded by magnificent structure.
This Grecian temple was seven times restored
at the expense of all the the Greek commune
ties in Asia Minor. In the year 356 B. O., it
was burned to the ground, but again rebuilt in
style of far greater splendor than before, the
work extending over 200 years ara This later
temple was 425 feet long and 220 feet wide
s'The foundations were sunk deep in marsby
ground, as precaution against earthquake" !"
says Pliney. There were two rows of columns
at the sides, but the front and back porticos
consisted of eight rows of columns, placed four
deep. Outside, at the entrance to the temple,
stood basin of porphyry fifteen feet in dame
ter, for the worshippers to lave and purify them
selves in. The internal decoration was of the
most sumptuous kind. The cedar roof was
supported on pillars of jasper, the doors were
of cypress. The altar was the work of Prax-
iteless, and it was surrounded by many statues,
one of them of gold. The image of the goddess
herself was roughly hewed out of wood, black
with age and greasy with the oil with which it
was customary to anont it. When the apostle
Paul visited Ephesus in the middle of the first
century the worship of Diana still fourished
there, and the temple retained all its original
splendor Pilgrims to the venerated abode of
the goddess used to buy little models of the
temple in silver, or precious stones, as memen-
toes of their visit, and as amulcts to insure to
them the protection of the Ephesian Diana.
The Goths sacked the city and burned the tenn
pie about two hundred years later, and in tho
reign of Theodosius I, toward the end of the
fourth century, the furious zeal of the icono-
clasts or image breakers, completed the de-
struction. The ancient city almost entirely
disappeared before the modern era, the very
site of the temple being lost.
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"A Missouri correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune tells of swarm locnsts from thirty to
seventy. five miles wide, half mile deep, pas
sing through the mir at speed of fifteen miles
on hour for sixty hours continuously, and dri-
wing people indoors for fear of being smoth-
cred to death.
An old farmer talks about his boys
From nineteen to twenty they knew more than
he did, at wsnye e they knew as %uih hs h,d
saw at t6irty-6ve they asked his advice; and
he thinks when they are forty they will actual
ly acknowledge that the old man does know
something.
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1t is an affecting sight to see man try
5ng to sleep on a long, sultry afternoon, when
aies make themselves more intimate than usu-
al, and watch him knock one fly, Oft his nose
two or three dozen times, and then see that
same fly go around the back way way and com com
lnence singing in his left ear. The man gen
orally jumps up very suddenly when it comes
to this, tears his morning paper INTO seVerai
pieces his ear nearly of catching th, al If
looks rather lazy to sec a man sleeping in day
time, and thinks he won't sleep any more
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- The lcvity with which the sacred feet of
delicate young ladies is spoken of by the rural
press of Georgia deserves apprehension. Thus
the Covington Enterprise has the following
outrageous paragraph: "rhcrc is young la-
dy in Newton county who is sixteen years old,
and who weighs one hundred and ninety-scven
pounds A half bushel of meal bran was
poured in one of her stockings, and it filled it
only about two-thirds full"
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New Advertisements.

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