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The Daily Gazette.
Wilmington, del., Saturday, august 22 , i874.
VOL. LXXX1V.--NO. 433.
PRICE 1 CENT
pi. or us, hatches, ar.
C. I. BUSH'
HAS REMOVED
HAM REMOVED
HAS REMOVED
HAS REMOVED
11AM RR MOVED
HAS REMOVED
TO TÜR
Somli-weit forncr of Ncvrulii •
mimI Market Ntreeta,
A l.AltOK STOCK OK
Watches,
.T owelry,
&■ Silver-wave
5
baud.
Constantly
•^Repairing promptly attended to.
upr20-ly
407 Market St. 407
BENJ. S. CLARK,
A lull assortment of superior
Clocks, Watches, Jewelrv and
Spectacle:.
Constantly oh bund and for rale ut tho low*
««I .murket rates. Particular und personal
attention given to Repairing uny article m
tlie nliove line.
A line uisnrt mont of PpeMnclos c
I y on liaml, amt a
ih,! Diamond Spectacles.
•nstant
nle agent for the Celnbiu
larlfi
HX» JCWUMiV.
At CTo.15 East Fourth ütroot,
WILMINGTON. DKL.,
Tho undersigned would ro
spuctfully call the attention
of ladies and gentlemen to
sortuieut of Watch
uud Plated Ware,
and eut bruce.- the
•st approved style«, lleatki
to his American L
superior article, buth in
correctness ot time. A good as
uud
hand, at low figures,
a reprt sented.
Repairing of all kinds promptly un i neatly
•io»«' »it reasonably toriUH.
e«, Clock», .Jewelry, Mil
all ol which i.i entirely
latent and
»peci ul attention
Watch, which in i
finish ami f.
sortment ot cluck», jewelry and silt
plated voire ni way»
Everything guaranteed
Public I»
respect full y solicited,
J OLAY TON M AHnKÏ.
No. id K. Fourth . tr.ot.
ootWtl
PRESTON AYARB,
Practical Walch Maker;
And dealer in
UNE AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES
CLOCKS.JEWELRY. SPECTACLES.
Jrjiv EV K (iLAS.HKtl, SII.VKKW AK.E.JIC..
404 King St., Wil-> Del.
ntfeiitii'n paid to rep.iiring in all
Farticul:
its branches; also, changing spectacle gins*
a good assortment of glasses cor.
««. 11
>iantly on hand.
'I ho public is cordially invited to call und
stock and learn my prices.
GEORGE JACK.
»05 Mm Rot. HI.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, AC.
SPECTACLES A EYE OLA8
ÄJP^C'äÄbKS-üOLD. fcULVhll AND
RUBBER FRAMES.
Wo claim iroui experience to fuit
y pocuhurily of unpaired vision,
d in every case guarantee autisl«» 1 .
n. uur facilities ure such that we
change glarses in any shaped frame
stom«r in a few hours.
Third streot.
;hos
!
o suit tho
N. B —First stun
Repairin': in nil ;
ubo
JAMES BRADFORD.
PAINTS, «IbS, VARIUS 1 IEF,
W IN DOW UI.AS8.
Cflmont and Calcined Plaster.
»1 lead, white zinc, iron
paint, lubricating oils, linseed oil. sperm
! »I lard oil. neats foot oil. coal oil. Iilden A
Nephew's varnishes. Kag'lsh varnishes, alcn
.. I turpentine, paint mills, paints ready
mixed artists' materials, wax flower maten
decalcomania pictures.ull kinds ol loreign
.1 domestio glass, stained, ornaineotal and
engraved : c »sch painters material, stonoil
VuVs. ladders of different lengths, ready
»»ml «ash, gold leaf, bronze«, vermillions.
looking glass plûtes.
Nos .6 and ft E««* Third St.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to Houee
»Mil Nlil I» PalntiuRi hlgn Writhi^Jco.
Paint''.while lead,
c.h
el
C. S. MORGAN,
New and Popular Stylos ol
Dealer ii
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
C2X MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON. DHL.
OUR EXCELSIOR SHIRTS
ARK MADK TOORDKR.
Cut by Measure 'anJ u l ' o r ( e j L^K u ar a n -
HOUSTON & PRIZE!?,
DEALERS IN
TEAS- COFFEES, SUGAR.
JV1T3D SPICES.
CutlosltiM,
No. 11 East Fourth Street,
WILMINGTON. DHL
SP KOI ALT Y :
KUTM1ÎUS, GINGER. MUSTARD.
CLOVES. ALLSPICE. PEPPER,
AMON, MACK. SWEET A 1 LAIN
juntü 3m
Jupauoso and Chiuct
UUOCOLATK.
JOHN'S HOTEL, ,
Sit '103 MARKK'»' »THKKT,
wilminoton. del.,
JAMES MoLANAN.
Proprietor.
iuar30-tf
EVJINISII/NO COOPS.
Now be Careful
About how you buy your
REFRIGERATOR,
Don't buy any until you examine tho
'RELIABLE/
What
claim for it is first, Us perfect
;?d, more cold uir and better circula
tion, with less ice than any other in use. Ilia
d with bard wood.and
corrodo.
Call and see it in operation at
4o:i NHiPLKY M r rj4n:ifi r r
1L MORRISON.
dry
!
ine lining to
may G
thk oki,ebkatei>
PA RAG' iN SI 11 HT
PERFECT FITTING,
COMFORT, BASF, HI.KQ ANCE,
Hade to Order & warranted a True Fit.
Bend for Sdf Measurement Circular
J. P. DOUGHTEN,
Mo. 410 Market. Kirnet,
Wilmington, Del.
>17ly
WYATT A GARRETT'S
PATENT
Yoke-Shirt,
AI«, uoa Market Mieei,
Wllniliiifton, llel.
Bower's Hoof Liniment.
U b
After 30 years practical experience
horse«, in »taxing, teaming, Ac.,I have learn
ed tu at uioru horses have beau crippled by
ho loot than ail other disuses
•d. Aliur many tx périment« I huve
uiy i.u pnkvk.n r the diseuse
restore it alter n*ghgenco, to
• re intended ii should bo— the preat
noble animal- If the hoof is lu
ll diseased, tho animal is coiupara
< rtbloM. This Limmeut will surely
prevent this worst of all diseasos.Contraction,
Corns Quarter Crack«, Contraction ol the
Hack Sinew, generally called Knee Spiung,
Ac., and restore those that havo been
pled by tho want of such a remedy.
Gé"j ry ir. and it will never fail ifpruperiy
inattontiou
combi
lound tho tr
of the hoof,
what
support oj the
tl tmed
livn'y
ip
-. plied, via :
Bathe tho horse's loot once a week, cr
ofteuer if neceiHury ,nt the bed und frog.and
•»round the hoof close to the hair._
M. 0. BOYER.
Norriätown, Fa.
Mu M. C. Bovrb— Dear Sir; This is to
certify that I have used your Liniment in my
«table tor thro« months post, on more than
bur.drod norson, and find it ike best pre
paration I hare ever used on horses. It is
far hctttr than you recommend it. tend me
five cises at once, by express, U U. V.
HARRY HAMILTON.
No. 132 West 31 -1 street, New York Citv,
LEWIS LADOMUS & Co,
Diamond Doaleia and Jewelers,
Watches, Jowolrv huJ Silver
I Ware.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired
fj
ISOS Chritlmil Ml.,
Philadelphia.
Don linen tal Hotel.
block
(S
WATCHES. DIAMONDS.
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
In great variety at exceedingly low pricon
«took ot watches is very large, ombrac
les and kinds. Engagement and
Wedding Rings of solid IH karat gold
WATCHES REPAIRED and WARRANTED
Wilmington an t vicinity
roHpectfullv invited to call. 'Jiuav 30-lyw f
• tl Ut V
Citizen«
HOJ \. nüAKII, S05
SOI ArcTi Ni , PHIIaatelfilila.
ifacturer ol
I
...rter. M
and Daalor iu
//W ™f F, NE GOLD AND SILVER
Iv A WATCH MIH,
did GOLD CHAINS. GOLD
SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES.
Also, a large assortment ol
Fine Gobi Jewelry and Silverware.
Karet Wedding Rings.
Wholesale aud Retail.
N.B.—The above article«
ate for hoi id av aud Bridal Present*.
nov28-wly
fk* Eight
must appropri
Tho great discovery of the Paoifio Coast
TIIK CELEBRATED
Trade and H. H. H. Bale Mark.
UOICSU MEDICI HE,
l>. IV T. ltttf*.
This medicine is without dispute one of
tho greatest extornal pteparations in tho
worlufor man or beast. It is igaininK a great
er reputation in a shorter time thac any
other remedy ever has. by. performing such
euros as bas never been performed betoro in
Blood und Bone Spavin, and all external Dis
eases of the Horse, and Is a certain cure for
Chronic Kbouunittsm, Diplheria und Sore
Throat of all descriptions in persons. No
family should he without it ns a household
medicine to apply to,aud all horsemen should
have it in their barns or stables, as one ot the
best horse medicines now in use. Neo cirou
pauiphlet for full particulars. For sulo
by druggists generally.
Manufactured by
FRANCIS Al KLDK1DGE.
No.92<) North Front stroet. Philadelphia,
janl9-wl y
a
a
lar
rriAX PAYKRB, TAKE NOTICE<
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXBS FOR 1S74,
Th® undersigned Receivers of Taxi
ORy of Wilmingtun, will be at the 0
on and alter the first day of July, 1874. be
tween ibe lioura of 8 and 12 in the morning,
and from 2 to 6 in tbe afternoon.for tbe i>ur
l) 08 e of reoeivioK T
per cent, ia made ou all Taxes paid in July;
all paid in August and up to the dosing of
the poll« of the city election, the face of the
bill must be paid; aud after that date five
per cent, will he added to ihe bill.
ALKXANDBR CHANDLER.
WILLIAM BTILLGY,
Receivers of Taxes.
or for the
)itv Hall,
. A deduction of five
jy2-2m
NE II A It VEE T1HEMENTS.
POSTPONEMENT I
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IX Al
F TUI
rURLIIJ LIBRiRY 0F4KV.
DAY FIXED.
AND A
A M I L IHUUI VL ISSI KED
LAST CHANCE
AN EASY FORTUNE:
A Postponement t f the Fifth Concert of the
Publia Library or Kentucky has been so gon*
orally anticipated, ami is so manifeidly for
the interest cf all concerned, that it must
meet tho approval of all. The day id now
absolutely Used and there will bo i;o varia
tion from the programme now announced. A
uaflioiont number of tiokota bad been sod to
have enabled us to have had a large drawing
zz the Hist duly, but a short postp »nontent
was copsinero J preferable to n partial draw
ing. but it be borne in mind thaï
Tlie Til III twill io imp i*l
is the last wiiicu will ever be
GIVEN UNDER Tills CHART Elt AND
BY THE PRESENT MANAGEMENT.
'Hut it will iMsitively nr.d
take place a.* announced
quivùoally
On Monday,noth November,
rill ho tho host tho oount'y
that thu music w
a Herd* and that
90.000 CASH GIFTS.
liUKHOtNNO
$2,500,000!
on« tho ticket
will no distributed I y lot
holden*.
LIST OF GIFTS:
f2. r A0hl
, mo,coo
, 75.000
50.000
25.000
100,000
ONE (iRANDCA.Sll(HI T.
ONE (IRANDCASH <HKT.
ONE GRAND CASK tllFT.
ONE ORAN D OASil GIFT.
ONKGKANDCA.SII ULKT .
5 CASH G IFTS * 20,000 each
io CASH GIFTS 14.000 each. 140,000
15 CASH 01 E l'S lo.OOQ oaoh.
2d CASH G I FTS 6,(DO each.
25 CASH GUTS 4.0011 «ach .
:wCASH GIFl'S 3,tWOeach .:.
50 CASH G 1 FTS 2.» MM) each.
100 CASH GIFTS 1,000 each.
210 CAS Mil FTS 50.» each.
500 CASH G t F I'M ; loo each.
19.000 CASH GIFTS .'•() each.
Grand Total 20.000 Gifts, all cash..
PKICK OF TICKET»
w HO UK TICKETS.
HALVES.;.
TENTHS, or each Coupon.
11 WHOLE TICKETS lor.
22 \ 'i TICKETS for...
Persons wishing to iuvu«i shorn
promptly, either cf the hum« r. filed or
o.il Ageuifl.
Liberal cominisiiou« wiil bo allowed to flat*
isfictory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars iur
niihed on application.
THO S3, li. BRAMkETTE,
Agent mut Mnnug^i'«
Public Library liuihHntr. Louisville. Ky-. or
150.000
]00,000
1 uO.OOO
90,000
100.000
100,000
120,(MM)
50 (MM)
950,080
uUO.U(X)
$ (OH)
250,
ft to
. 500 oo
..1,001) V0
d order
1,
Co ,v u,tern Agonie,
ay, No
Tho«, II. Haye« -
GO 1 .) It road 1
lurk.
PEACHES!
T. N. SNOW & CO.
1
Commission Merohunts and Dealti
kindH of
all
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Aw'Faititular attention to tho «ale
PEACHES, and Quick Rrtubnb. 1
uierrlul Street, ICo.ton, 01 m««,
1
1) Cum
B urden
LEGE.
lui and heautilul location. Ono of tho
carefully-conducted and be«t-«ustained insti
tution« in the State. For term«, etc., add
Rev. Juins II. BKaKELEY, Fb. D.
TOWN (N. J ) FEMALE COL
Thorough instruction. Health
Ht
$ 5.420
per day at home. Terms Iren. Ad
dress Geo. Cstinson A Co., I'orCaud
Maine.
A llVI.imSF.ltH
Rowell & Co., 41
their tiiphlu papa Pamphlet, sb
advertising.
•I 2'< oln. to Gp.o. P.
I'urk Row, N.Y., lor
ing cost of
Augll-2tbwliu
A MEDICINE CHEST IN MINIATURE.
Mi.'Idol's Herb Biitors is not a beverage;
but a strictly modicininl preparation, more
thoroughly adapted to the wants of the gene
rul public ihun any oilier in thu
like all other so-ealled Kemedies.itis prepared
• 1er tho direct personal supervision of an
linent Physician. ,S. B. llurtmun, M. 1)..
tho senior proprietor is a regular graduate of
tho Jellersou Medical College of Pniludelphia
and a practicing physician of largo experi
ence und extensive practice, la such hands
the public may rest assured that Midders
Herb Bitters is compounded in strict accord
ée with correct Pharmaceutical principles,
and thatnonebutthechoi-icdtingredientsont( r
into its composition
Its immense sale alone is conclusive proof
that it possesses merit of a high order. Mer
chants, bankers, clergymen, lawyers, clerks
und others enguged in sedentary occupations,
perienco its wonderful otfoct9 in relieving
the depression causod by severo mental iu*
bor; while the mechanic, farmer and laborer,
lind their bodily vigor restored like mngio by
•kct. II
its
At this seiiRon of the y
DtA
krikka.Ckaiitu.Colics and kindred disorders,
caused by eating unripe fruits, imprudent in
dulgence in cold tlrinks. et<'„ are prevalent,
a certain, speedy und offcotuul remedy will
be found in Mishler's Herb Bitters.
The depressing feeling of Languor or Debili
ty, incident to tho "heated term," is at once
removed, the energies l ostorod, and new life
d vigor impnrted to tho prostrated system,
by its u«o.
In Dyspephia, Liver Complaint and Af
fections
, who
thk Kidnkvh it invariably work«
like a charm. It is not u drastic purgo
heady stimulant, violent iu its oporatc ns: but
it is simply u natural remedy, thoroughly
adapted to aanist nuturo- It supplie« tune to
the stomach, rcinvigorutc« the digest! vu or
gana. stimulates tho «ooretionsland promoting
a regular action of the bowel«, enables
organ of tho body to perform its allotted
regularly and without inéerruption.
It is tho unerring certainty of desired re
sults attendant on its use, coupled with the
fact that it is prepared by u physician of emi
nepco in his profession, that has rendered
Mishcr's Herb Bittern unpopular,and as fami
liar as a household worn.— Thousands of
Motiiriib all over the land havo found it to
bo the safest and best remedy for use in their
families; they not only give it with i»©rfoct
«uiety to even the youngest child, but when
usedw'th caution find it tho «ulest moans of
qusuriug their own health and freedom from
y uoliCH and pains incident to their
Perfectly harmless, it is just tho remody
needed by them to enable Naturo to perform
her functions notn^ally. repularlp and wirfiout
convenience. No Lady should rb without
Hsbo would possoss the cl ear, bloom ing curn
plexion and cheerful spirits inseparable from
sound health. It is sold by all Druggists and
General Dealers; is neatly put up in square
Glas« Bottle«, enclosed in :i yellow wrnppor.
It is not sold on Draught, being etrictly a me
dicinal preparation, and as such 1« endorsed
by many ol the most eminent physioianaofthe
country,
aug^eodim,2d^jdp.
£
the
Poor Morn Pomeroy.
IMPPBBSilVS tfUNKBAL SERVICES—A BAP
TISM AND A FUN&CaL IN THE SAME
ILOUIt — AN OUTSPOKEN SER
MON—INDIGNATION MEET
INO CALLED.
From tho New York Herald, of Friday.
The scones witnessed yeaterduy at the
residence ol Air. James Hmith Miller, where
lay all Hint was mortal of Mary E. Pom
eroy, will not be torgotlea within the life
time o( these whose unpleasant lotit w
such
Jersey City lor
mun y yea». Mou ol high bland mg in the
community, who were not acquainted with
the deceased or with the family with whom
she resided, wero there, not from curiosity
but to record a protest against
THE DIABOLICAL VILLAINY
that Bent her into un carl y grave. The
hour for the services was llxed ut 2 o'clock,
but from uoou the house was crowded.
Members of respectable familier* were packed
in the house or scattered through the lawn.
Amoug those present Were cx-Mayor Saw
yer and lady, Charles L. Northrup, Alder
man Tolley, George J\ Howell, an .elder
of UlendBiimug's church : Willi;
ley, Albert MeU, il. A. Heller
Bedell, Clinton W. Ci
Kimberley, (Gorge E. Kind all, Claries W.
Fervid!, 8, 11. Dcinotle, John Allen and
Gilbert E. Dudley, Ex-Mayor Sawyer re
marked, expressively "1 determined I
should come here at all hazards. As a in:
of family 1 want to show my upprecSatibu
to witness them,
has not bom Witui ssud i
i'bc iuucrul
E. l)ud
J oil It II.
:ar, E l ward L.
of
TUE STKHI.1N0 CHABACi
of that young woman. She visited bohio of
our boat familiiB, and Iront what 1 know ot
her 1 say positively it ever there was a pure,
virtuous girl till she came across Ulenden
mug ehe
uatious ns to her character h;
tiou, why did ho allow her to occupy the
santu try of God as organist up to thu very
Munduy beloru hiw arrest ? Why I ho very
supposition in ustouudiiig.
position he assume» he in guilty."
Dr. Burc'ett called iu the early morning
at the house of mourning, and found Mrs.
Miller sull'eriug fr
II UltilldblilllntL'i, liiHm
uuy louuilu
Whichever
acute attuck of
UcrvoUBUess. ileadmiuiutcred not medicine
but »sine wholesome udviau and consolation.
Une remark is worth quotiug:—"You ought,
alter all, to fuel happy, Mrs. Miller, that
God lias taken her to Ilimsclt ; for had she
have lived »he would lie lu the Luuntic Asy
lum."
line BOOM OF DEATH,
was the front parlor. The remains were
cased in a handsome rosewood casket,
mounted wilh silver. The ex pression otlhe
deceased was wonderfully calm; she Did, to
mortal «yc», m perfect repose. Even in
death the Icatui
ed the impression that aim must have worn
a sweet expression in life. The body was
dressed iu black tarlelau strewed profusely
from thu neck to the waist with lubei oses
an I lillies. There were four exquisite wreaths
the lid of the casket wiought iuto the
shape of a crosq
shield. Some of these were tributes from
families in tho neighborhood.
Tho rush was so great to view the rim;
the staircases und apartments of
thu house were tilled, und the heat was ex
cessive. At twenjy minutes to 3 o'clock,
Rev. Mr. TuuDon, of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal Church, arrived, it was desired
to have a clergyman of the Presbyterian de
nomination, but uone could be round. 1 Io
proceeded up stairs, and bis first office was
to baptise the little ouo whose mother lay
old in death. The child wai named Ellen
8 tuait Glendenning, aud Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ler wero the sponsors, it was a trying
spectacle when the minister invoked a bless
Ing ou the guardians of ths child, and called
them to love, cborish, aud protect it. The
poor little oue is three weeks and two days
old, but ol such small proportions aud sickly
appearaucu that it is hard ly prob iblc it will
long survive its mother.
TIIK SBUMON.
regular,
d couvoy
, a heart, aud u
tu
The iniuiHter, taking it posdiou iu the hall
way, at tho loot, ot the staircase, read the
service commencing with "Man that is born
of woman," etc., uud then proceeded to de
liver hia Address
follows:—"Something
more than a quarter ot century I havo min
gled as a minister with Christian people. I
have Buried fathers aud mothers,
daughters. I havo been called upou to con
sign to the silence ot the tomb those
had been called away lu a moment Hut the
moat painful duty 1 have been called upon
Christian pastor to ptrh
this hour. It is not only puiuful hut deli
not willing tu ray a won
and
bo
1 real i/o
cute.
would reflect unjustly on uuy hum*
I that
beintf,
yet
I MUST SPEAK BOLDLY.
those eeutiments which will promote your
morals and secure your welfare. 1 have
prayed to God earnestly aud anxiously this
morning that Ho may guide inethrougu this
painful ordeal.
Tho sad event that culled
leichcs the imp >r:
evil In all Its lor
a great lire. Hear with
heio to-day
•o of guurdiug against
. A little mutter kindles
it 1 speak of the
experience of our depurtod friend. Oue
single mistake broke a heart that was lull ol
joy aud destroyed a life. Oue single mistake
the part of her seducer made him
A UURDKRKR.
I stand hero to repeat !t, and am ready
answer for It at the bar of man. I am
a father, and 1 «peak to fathers and
mothers. 1 would rather soe the mangled
and lifeless remains of my daughter,
stricken dowu by the baud of the mid
night assassin, brought to my door, than
to see her robbed of her honor and her
virtuo. if a man who robs another of
life deserves death on the scaffold, the
mau that robs a woman of what is dearer
to her than life
to
DESERVES A THOUSAND DEATHS
or the scaffold.
Oh, young men anil
young women who hear me, pauaa be
foro you tuako ono step toward the nar
row way. A great shadow has been cast
upon tliio household. Poor Mary I'omo
roy, when she fell, realized that all tho
beauties had departed out of this life.
What a learful mass of human beluga,
who have made n similar false step, have
robbed themselves, and sometimes their
Innocent oues of lire 1 Poor Mary Pom
eroy I She rai-ed her soul to God and
prepared herself to pass loa world where
she hoped there would bo no suffering.
"1 have made up my mind," said she,
"that 1 must make a great effort if I
will be saved. When I had fallen 1 felt
that 1 was estranged from God and that
I must make a great effort to be restor
ed to Hia friendship, 1 would like to
live longer, but 1 inuat go. I am eon
tent." Oh, It Is well for poor Mary
Pomeroy that God has taken her
world or woe to a world of gladuesst
During the delivery of this sermon
from a
tho speaker was interrupted by out bursts
or griet from the ladies present. The
remains were conveyed to Bergen Cem
etery, where the tenement of a crushed
and broken spirit was consigned to its
kindred earlli, there to await tho final
resurrection.
ClLKNDENNING DEFIANT. I
It may seem incrediblo to many, but
such Ih the fact, thar Glendenning ap
peared on the streets yesterday morning
regardless of the gaze of all observers.
Ilo was accompanied by Mr. Ho well,one
of the elders of his church.
AN INDIGNATION MEETING,
immediately after the funeral a meet
ing was held, and the following call was
issued —A ineetiog of ilia citizens of Jer
sey City Heights will be held at McPher
son's Hall, on Saturday evening, August
22, at 8 o'clock, to give expression to
their feelings in regrd io the outrage
perpetrated on the comoiuniiy by the
Rev. Joliu S Glendenning.
THEODORE'S LOVE LETTERS.
An Important Nupplnnent to
the Portion Published,
By tho sale of hia wife's "love letters,"
Mr. Tilton seems to have done more to
make his name stink in the nostrils of de
cent people throughout tho country than
by all his other ill smelling actions put to
gether. A man may be both a knave
and a liar without being altogether be
yond hope of redemption, but it appears
to be conceded that when to these char
acters are added tho disposition to make
merchandise out of tlie confidence given
by tho cradle and in the bridal chamber.
~~ Mr. Tilton has done, there is no more
to be looked for than from a carrion heap.
TTie journalists of the cotry have certain
tainly taken this view of the matter and,
while expressing in very unambiguous
language their opinion of "the thing"
who made the sale, have also amused
their readers by publishing burlesques
of the ecstatic productions sold by The
odore. Of the burlesques made the fol
lowing from tho St. Louis Republican are
among the best :
THF. LETTERS.
My Own Beloved: Am sitting in tho
back kitching amid the dash and clatter
of the gravy pans, but within my inmost
HOiil all is peace. Would my ber-loved
that my picture might ever hang in such
a frame of mind as this. Over and over
have I devoured your last letter in which
you speak of me—poor me, in such tones
of gushing tenderness; do you remember
them ?
"You are my own liunkidory darling."
"1 am as weary as a crab with one claw
without you." "As the cucumber vino
clings to the sea-girt rock so my affection
sticks to you, my sa-weet Mary A."
T says to myself, says 1, can it be that
f am wort hy of this supernal effervescing
of love, and says, says I, no !
May the gentle palm leaf bring cooling
fervor to my beloved's classic brow this
night, and peace like a river flow down
his pillowed cheeks.
Mary Ann
Darling Peck y : Far be it from me
to harrow your feelings with the fine
tooth of remonstrance; but when I have
been waiting and longing for
soul feeding letters, and then to find but
$10 inclosed, what
earth do you expect
the sausage man and * *; but, withal
1 adore thee, thou sweet scented harbin
ger of my domestic oasis ! When I reflect
the nitro glycerineousnoss of your
character, and the pinacle of grand
prehensiveness to which you have attain
ed by the favoring gales »if personal dis
tinguishment, I feel so proud of you that I
could * * * none—none—none * *
Our innocent is snoring sweetly, with
tip tilted no3e and with ope'd mouth,
like hia father.
of your
I to way ? How on
me to pay
Molly.
Sweetly and low, gentle and alow.
Snore my
For papa will «noro. and pupa will
When he comes back to thee.
I. X. Mv Idol: * * # Do you think fta
sin for me to ride so triumphantly like a
cherubub on a cloud ? How can I help it?
The candescent strife which swells in uiy
bosom when I think of my absent one, so
expands me with uncontrollable enthusi
asm that hooks and eyes
thing of aii—hoop la, t hey fly !
Uhl Mr«. Banders is very »ick with vary»
loid, and it is a chance if she is not scooped
e; but oh, Isaac: to return; when
exchanged checks at the
and that beloved
ever, how litt lu did wo know what was stored
mot her-in
baby to
îem but us u
.«I
this ti
antal font,
mad«) us twain lor
\ Y
up lor
law says that since you have been gone sbe
has U
that external peace of mind
.* but those who hn
iulcr
to
which
rectitude of conscientio
appreciate. Y
to learn that she la happy. * # * Iu my
dreams I kiss y
Tuples e;
ir
ill, 1 know, h
ecfttacy
for your mother, ami
* *. Bye-hyo, goosel
goose
Maby Ann.
ever
lum.
Beloved :
this evoning. He only stayed a few hour«,
and
I
a
full of cnteloplic enthusiasm,
his hone ideal of a spirituous
II«
says i
man—and he wept hkw a watering
rt iu ;
think ihut you seemed at times to east a
glimmering eye upou him. Why is it, says
he, Mary Ann? Says J, and 1 loaned him
another handkerchief *
how I do love you two men. lie talked
sweetly; he said : "It does seem that in
this plcuiludiuuiy world we ought to tote
each other's burdens so far ai to mollify the
ills we know not of, instead of Hying to
those we have. ' What do y<
my darling popsy-wopsy ? *
I think of you. hubby, and my baby,
that 1 would rather have y
iu the Louisville lottery, l' ni
* * Oh! Isaac,
»
ol
to
think of it,
* * Winn
1 foci
than a ticket
forever,
Mary Ann.
* * uud
You Old 1*
sat to-day daruiug the dear old accustomed
heel ol your darliug socks, tears bcsliowcd
mine eyes. Why, oh, why, says 1, should
tho threads of destiny
nsuudcr from me uiy devoted 1 X , who
Wears such a white aud holy sole ? * * *
I have been reading poetry to day, and have
found infiiiilDsitnal comfort.
*'lIow doth tho littlo busy B.
Improve euch shining hour."
here again this «veiling aud
rocked little Isaac to sleep. Ho talked
beautifully a^ain. He said that my pinch
ing was like the rising Miushiiiu which
streaks the brow of Sarah Nevada in thu
mountains.
I
ruthlessly tear
Mi. B.
* * # Hie landlord was here again to
day, but yet wheu 1 ait in tho ball and draw
inspiration from gazing upon the rack
where you sooft have bung your weary lint,
i feel that sublimary cares
fouiitainory troth compared with the day
When
but sods
On
my Peck.
my arms around his neek.
again I'll
And Ih
And whisper gently in bis car.
Oh. ain't i joli v glad you're here I
Mary Ann.
its
Letter from Mr. S. Twtrnnemt.
For the Delaware Gazette.
Townsend, August 21. 1874.
Mr. Editor :—In your paper of the 13th
instant, J believe, there was a proposi
tion from Dr. Worrell, of Delaware city,
tiiat tlie Chairman of the County Exee
utive Committee call the Delegates that
was appointed by this county to the St ate
Convention together, to try to agree on
one candidate for Governor from this
county. Hearing this proposed calling
the State Delegates together by a County
Committee rumored about for some time,
and with the unheard of meeting of said
Executive Committe twice, once at Wil
mington and once at M iddletow n, before
the meeting of tho State Convention,
naturally made men who have had expe
rience in politics suspicious. Therefore,
as soon as Dr. Worrell made the proposi
tion in the papers 1 opposed it and also
stated that 1 supposed some other part
of the county was more to blame for
the movement than lied Lion hundred ;
and as Dr. Worrell denies being in the
interests of those who were intriguing
for that call, I accept his denial, but put
this question to him, as we are both old
politicians and have met often : Do you,
Dr. Worrell, suppose any County Com
mittee can override State Delegates or
dictate any course of action to them?
Is not the power of a State Delegate
over and above any County Committee?
As well might a County Levy Court dic
tate to a State Legislature; one is of
county power and tho other of State
power. And now 1 ask you, Dr. Worrell,
if it is fair or right for Delegates that
were appointed to the State Convention
to meet either in this county in caucus,
or at a county caucus .at Dover, and de
termine which of our candidates for the
Governorship fr
presented t
These candidates for the Governorship
from this county have either brought
themselves out or their friends have
brought them out, and delegates from
no county have any power to say
particular name shall be presented t.
the State Convention. These men
candidates for Governor, and there i
power except the State Conventio
bled to decide w ho shall lie the candidate.
Therefore, no county office expectant
tricksters have a right by either a caucus
this county or at Dover to kill oil' any
candidate who will not pledge himself
to appoint or reappoint them to office,
and, Dr. Worrell,it you have unthought -
edly blundered into these office aspirants'
interests, I accept your denial. All that
a caucus of the Delegates from this coun
ty can do is to agree, if they see proper,
on this county's members of the State
Committee ; but I am opposed to making
it a slaughter house for Mew Castle coun
ty candidates for Governor, in fact no
State Delegate can assume a county ca
pacity for any such purpose. Now, Dr.
Worrell, the would-be delegate, as you
call me, claims to have, a:: well as all oth
er delegates from North Appoquiniminl.
hundred, a unanimous vote by a ballot of
87 votes each, which was several times
more than your whole hundred had at
your meeting, and from the published
proceedings of Red Lion hundred I find
that they dared not ballot, w hich is the
essence of pure Democracy; that Mr. so
ami so, Esq.,
to
to
to
this county shall be
the State Convention?
a m >
assem
_ red tirât Mr. so and ao,
Esq., be appointed a delegate; and in
that way there wiu got enough Mr. ho
and so, E-sqs., for »State and County Del
egates. And further, Dr. Worrell, you
call mine a disorganized brain. " People
who, live in glas.-; houses should not
throw atones." Of this, Dr. Worrell, i
Jure you that my disorganized
brain never ted to my arrest for treason
against my country or its flay.
Samuel 'Townsend.
is i.iiliatli A «y I
pondent writes from »»ora
A
iu into, Cal., the following descripti<
ot wiihI. fie »
ii a recent viwit to the
Hlatfl Lunatic Asylum. He says: A dig
ger Indian walked back and lorwaid
, »Menrbina his fiats-,
had y cor
making mod hideous grt
casiouly t
king birth i ne«»
<
ry
A quint nun xai.l "Toll tho polio
I
e hortj aiior
• 1 ot
, I
go.
Her«
ildlrt 1140*1 Moxo:
ill an -
steal the Uoinuii Catholic
di Herviee lor tho doitd, and ther«
-V
ttn^ u )t urn
(Hi
msu hie (.ten iti(liin«<l
III UIJgHi
.«I m ii toil that I
un Icing poiso
«il by tliu doctors." A young man vva-t
lying
tho ctnl-phi)
his, orymg hn lli.tugli IiIm iiimrt w-i-,
breaking, anil walking by Inin was h
I. « > never ceusml imiik
til« grourul
to
negr
voko puts s on Homo nnkno
ti perm
Ng«N.
A l'«w w«r« gd'lroroil in groups, Lui
t'ioy t ilkeil bat li t e. One was look tinr
tUroiigli a knot tiom In the gate out in
to too world; day al'iur day ti« gon
the
aud ronial
tin roaeilioN the wird
there until he lias to ic
Hpoaking. hI
one wlio doe
mm to Uis
loin
ways look I ug for
not come. Ou the right. Imnd
I whoso appearance gives not
ovtdonco of insanity iiskh tho visitor .1
he is Sue rotes, ami on tho loll a tall
man yollH, am the living God; this
world is mine, and
utterly."
ground, untornienied by his associait
a negro preaches at tho top
to an Htioniiv
he least
;
ill destroy it
A Ghmatiiiiti lies on ih«
bis voie«
d among
nttendsiits hid
(hern all 1mlI a do/,
continually moving,
quieting <me man. ami uow leading
another to his room. It is difficulty to
realize ttmt all here are insane, and
harder still to comprehend bow, dodi
tute ol their masoning faculties, all ot
them wilh some taise ot exaggerated
idea , they can associate» with one
other without danger.
Yet this is but one of the several
closures ill which liio maniacs assent
Die together daily. It is a curious fact
that not only is It common to find pt
lieuisiu such an institution wIioh
» ware of the uusoundnesH of the
ol those about them, and treat them
with a proper tenderness and e.mipar
sion, but there are many who will c
cede that they themselves
to delusions, and do not murmur at.
their confinement here; while them
still others wno defend the sound
ness of Homo preposterous thooi ies.aud
admitting they are not l
with the opinions ol the world,
tain that it is unjust to class them iw
lunatics for believing thorn.
A merchant of Boston is
iufurination from Ban (Francisco that d
iug the present season at least seven h
drod ships, ol about 12 X) tons burtlc
will bj required to carry grain to Europe,
but that uol more thau five huudred aud
fifty vessels can yet be reckoned upon lor
thv purpose.
-I
ith
inti <
liject.
word
ported to have
rich,