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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
GOOD {
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W "A Il u III IL ~
At olo PRICES!
AS THE SOLE AGENTS in the United
States for the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO.,
We are authorized by them to close out
a large line of European Watches,
Chains. etc., now in stock for Cash, at
prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artistic in design, reliable or
accurate time, durable, and of the lates
style. Every Watch will be retailed at less
than cost of importation, and forwarded
securely packed, prepaid, to any part of
the country on receipt of price. Money
can be sent to us by Express, with Or
ders for Express Co.. to return Goods or
Cash, which will secure promptness and
safety to purchaser. Among our list will
be found. A BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH
SILVER, SOLID DOUBLE CASE
WATCH, genuine English full plate
jsweled movements, adjusted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turn nerl, correct
and serviceable article, large o. small size
in complete running order, with an
elegant Gents Vest Chain, Locket and
key, all complete, mailed free for FIVE
DOLLARS.
AVERY HANDSOME WATCH in fine
Is karat Gold plated Double Cases
imitation of 500 Gold watch-engraved
or plain, genuine English, full plate
jeweled movements, adjusted regulator,
correct and in complete running or
der with elegent Gents Vest Chain,
withLocket and Key, mailed prepaid for
only EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
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Every part of Waltham Watch is made
by machinery, The machinery used in
making the movement of single watch
coast over Hundred Thousand Dollars
yetwe sell these Watches, in solid Silver
Hunting Case, for SIS. The same watch
could not be made by hand and fnisheds
as perfectly for Ten TINES As MUCH.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-08
A Genuine waltham Watch

Is interchangeable, like Springfield rifle
that is, any part of one Watch is exactly
like the same part in another and if ten
Watches of one grade were taken apart,
and the screws, wheels, springs, &C.. were
mixed together, ten watches could. be
made by putting these parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This isa
GREAT ADVANTAGE;
For, if any part of Waltham Watch is
injured We can always replace it at a
Irifing Expense.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Rates Of lnterest.-aoW Fixed, and
when,

The earliest statute having reference to interest
in England was passed in the reign Of Richard l.
The early ahuses growing out of the loauiug of
money in England drst led to the enacssAsAt OF
laws limiting tho rate Of interest by the State IN
the thirty seventh year Of the Ssgn of Henry WILL
an act was passed fixing the rate ut 10 per cent
THIS act remained in force for seven years. when
it was repealed in 1852. and the rate in use SUBJ
sequently was IA per cent
In 1871, in the thirteenth year Of the reign Of
Elizabeth. the rate again hxei at 10 Ler cent
In 1924 the rate was reduced 10 8 per Cent, and
for the first time the word "interest' came into
use in place of "usury," which was previously used
During the protectorate Of Ol, yer Cromwell the
rate was again reduced to per cent and in the
thirteenth year of tine reign y. Y ,eu'i Ahn- "A. u
l7l4) it was further reduced to j per cent Wheth
or this act u still in force otherwise, cannot
t present state but under its provisions all iuter
est above the legal rate was usury, and punishable
under the statute.
Inc law does not rsco9nizs compound interest:
still the borrower has to pay it by giving further
Acknowledgements of having received money equiv
alent to the interest.
Other European countries, at some period Of
their history, have found it necessary to limit the
rate Of interest In 1928 the rate was 6xed at
Verona IN Italy ct l2x Der cent. In l2A2, in the
Kingdom Of Aragon. IN Spain. it wss hxsd at II
per cent At 4odsna, 1870 it was 6xed at 20
per cent. In 1895 the rate in the Republic Of We
nice was Is per cent In 1860 the rate Of interest
in Spain, Germany and Fianders WAS fixed BY the
Emperor Charles Y. at II per cent. In 1886 the
liked rate Of interest in Scotland was lc per cent,
and in 1873 law was passed making Q per cent
the legal rate In Ireland.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

~tSc . 49,.
STREET LIFE IN NNAPLEs.-Street lie in n q.
Piles is amusing and repulsive. and Axury and
want gorgeousness and wret0hedness, beauty
and deformlty, strangely meet in Inost striking
contrast. On my way to Part0si, for distance
Of several miles witnessed q motley scene, and
saw horses and bullocks y0ked together draw
Ing vehicles, men guiding horses and donkeys
laden with vegetables, by holding their tails,
women cooking In front Of their dwellings
men roasting chest luts, w0rkmen drying
maccaroni. women using fat stones for wash
boards, some sowing, some spi0ninR, some
holding babies dressed like mummies TO keep
thelr feet warm. s1me comblng each others
nair. peddlers shouting their cheap wares, while
soldiers and sailors, priests and friars, venders
and purchasers, street musicians and dancers,
ana dirty men, ragged women. aud half naked
S.llidren move lazily Onwards, or elbow aud
}esue each ether % obtain good view Of any
striking sight or street ftsy! Theimo&leya aruw4
described presents the extreme counterpart Of
what may be seen In the Villa Reale or Royal
Hardens. where multtudes In gorgeous attire.
IN costly equipage, follow the line Of palatial
resldencee Of the Chidia and excite the admir-
stlon OF tho multltndes who promenade the
broad avenues Of the garden with its beautiful
pants and flowers ana trees and marble seats
and costly statusry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

when the misguided And nprudentvoIary Fisasa:s
hst he imbih.d the seeds this pain diseas.
ii sit-u uAppens thAt an -tmed -sLse OF shame o'
drssa of him from appynRIo those wbs
from sducaa.ea sssp-csabty csuAioSe bsfr-nd him.
soi horrd dis
aAse make ucest@d sore tbroai
dissas~d eos~ p.iuh the mead And mbs
a~ss dsAfnss odesop the shin bones AND a,ms
hlotc o. ana Strem ttes viii
tn palate mouth or tht
Of the The victim this vul disease
hscouee borrd ,ll death puss
psrod 70 his dreadful herugs sending him 10 ina
"from wh-nce no TAsetr resnrns
II il MELA NCa0tY FACT that thonsAL 10 tail v,ctim
30 this terrible dssAse owlng ~ ihr
norsut no BY the Of that pEApIN fo
SON, MRROuRY, tuta shs constitut,nn and mass -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

Earthquakes arc on the stea.ly increase. Ac-
cordlng to the best authorities there Nere In the
.0aFth century n, in the fhh rs, in the sixth
s|,ln IN the seventh 10 in the eighth ", in the
ninth 20, In the tsath II, in the eleventh 81, in
!netvelfh 90; 10 tia thirteenth IS, in the four
.eensh o.. in the fifteenth II, in the sixeeen.h
.ao .aO IN the seventeenth l80, in the eighteenth
7SO, In the nineteenth 925.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
,oaise = south Frederick street.

Lsfs hand aide going doorsfron
the corner. Fail observe And numoef
No ietts.si eceised unless pos. paid AID conMhlnk
e:vWp he used the re,h. fsrsous wriNn2 snoue
s,ate - Ned ssnd por.on oAdssrtssns.I dsscrieus
symptoRa. - ,- -, .....
Johuaou deems necessary 10 say esrceai! 70
cauAint@d with his reputation. that hrs eied+n" o.
Dtplomas assys aAns ~ his ohcs.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
fhs many shouRAnds cured Ahths wish'n
- ass svenV y.ars and he ,n
opsrslons performed BY Dr. Johnston Witnessed .. tes
porters of sS.H and other papets. noNcss
have ,pssrsd aQs.p ossse ths public ossupn
,sAndin9 as sRsntsHsn ofchsracssr a"d r~sPons'''.
yuDcisLl guasAs &c she afflicted
SKIN DISEASE SPEEDILY CURED.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15

-, wretch broke OF an engagement for the
following cogent reason "You know case is
= 'eafiol nuisance, and always carry my cigars
Soss 10 my vese pocket. The necessary amount
., snscslou toward Mollie was awful rough on
IN Never came away from that house but
svssy ooe o. !sm VA smashed. Oouldnt ex-
as r% ss'iov 70 waste good tobacco, thss way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
mo the PCBLll'.

/ am now getting up a new POTABLE HEATER
which for cheapne.s, dpyatni y hnd economy cannot
be surpassed. The inside being of wrought iron
cannot expand or leak gas every part Of the heater
texcept the cast iron is manufactured under my
own supervision and made in the best mannei il
be gotten up Mt less expense than any other heater
in the market. Made and sold by -
X. MORRISON,
marS-3m 4QS Shiplsy street..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
ANCHOR s.,NE srEAMERs

ANVHOR 1.uNE SIEAMEWS
.E- SAIL. EvgRy WEDNESDAY AND SArrR
Ss0Sse7Du.sC DAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railw W Sta
tion or Seaport in Treat Britain, Ireland, Nor
way. sweden. Denmark. G.rmaaY. France Hol-
land. Belgium. and Inc ai,ed states.
Al Lon EST G1kEENCY RATES
Cabin iare from New ork IT, Glasgow. LIVERPOOL,
Londonderry or Queenstown. S75 aud $50, Inter
mediate. o33. Steerage. 6IS.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coun
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates. For fur
tner particulars apply 10 the Agents HENDEK-
sun BkOrHERS, Bowling Green. Y, or to
SAMUEL +. Belts
ian2-lywsw- marl5 WILMINGTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
what Flowers to Raise.

J.F. Hyde. in ZloN's herald, says:
.rhis IA matter of interest 10 many about this
,;me and We venture to suggest few plants
.nd lowers that all will do well to grow who
have flower gardens. Those who never have
hsen ~ in the habit Of growing flowers should set
.nont il this year, and help 70 make this world
more beautiful. There are many who take to
.nnuals, and yearly buy large quantity Of seed
vhich they SOW, and often with very unsatisfac-
torv resuls 1t is true that it costs less to start
Ii this way with bedding plants, but we prefer
The latter 10 considerable extent. though we
would va, not wholly ignore the former. We viii
rive list Of bedding plants, and follow with
The annualA taking Il for granted that almost
every one ofour readers who raise flowers at all
have some herbaceous plants, perennials and
h;snniaIs already in the ground. We would
commend them to plant the canpa In variety
e., the sake Of the large and ornamental leaves
These should be planted in masseA and sur
rounded by other plants as the taste Of the own-
or NAV suexest. Fevsrfew is good thing to use
for bedding, both the golden.leafed and the
double white variety; the pansy 10 beautiful
little plant, and one admired BY all. They can
be obt.ined in q variety Of colors, or can be
raised from seed planted this Spring and will
Give fine flowers next Fall and succeeding
Snrins. The verbena IL q fine bedder, and
should always be planted; the cuphea, though
not snowy, yet is pretty enough 10 receive a
Mace lsnlsnas in variety; nierembergia in
variety; gsraniums should be planted in variety
and great quantity; salvias, SNOWY plant;
dahlias, especially the dwarf varieties; coleus in
variety; irsine in variety; castor bean, if ta !
plant IA wanted III the centre Of circle; tender
rosea; heliotrope Of different coIors; goIdenleaf
arbutilon centaurea, fuch,as, snd such other
plants as ma, be had Of the dealersI OF annuaIs
we suggest the petunia, ,mignionette, sweet allys-
sum, sreeratum; amaran:hus, asters in variety,
baIsams in every variety Of color and very dou-
Bile: candytuft. Summer crysanthemum, dian
thus chinenss, larkspur; phlox drummondii in
variety; portulaca, single and doubIe,in variety;
tropacaium, zinnia. In addition 10 the above
we should advise the planting Of the gladiolus
in variety, bulb that gives great aaticfaction.-
The setting out Of pinka apicotees and carnations.
Tuberoses when started IN greenhouse do we'll
in the bed. All these and othes that may be
found worthy ofa place, added to the hyaci"ths,
tulips lilles in variety, peoniea, deiIytra, etc,
viii make quite a respectable flower garden.
The more we cultivate flowers the more we will
come to love them. Let all try the experiment
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Vino nAg W inJWTsd IhsInAelvsS BY csltain PrAcIc.
iulgsd shsn Aoae, haLis frs9sDty ssrasd from
" fslt whes asleep. aud not cured rsn iers
rass and destroy sboth bcdy shos
Spply medtate.-
WHAT Pity thai yoans man she hope Of his counsi'
Ihe prde should be atched from ell
pscss OF ~ BY the Consequence OF dsva
lin pAih ot nature, and iuduginR ceraia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound miad and body the most
snry rsduises promote uubiel hApp,ress Indeed
sshon these the iournss throush lii. becomes. weary p
.rmsge; prosp aoury tarkens TO he view the
6.s nss ~th despair And oiled th Spe me ian
ehcy reflection shA, the tspPinss'a Of sao'hes "bsh'e
nR
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Baltimore Lock Hospital.
Where may be obt aimed the most cersa !,
sptedy. pieasane and omiy eRsee sal re- ~
edy in the world fer ali

DISEASES or IMPRUDENCE
Seakness Of the Back Ltmbs. strictues Affections
me K'dseys or Bladder iuvolun.ary Discsargts inl.
Low spirits Confusion Of Ideas oi she Hear
..s. os IA, sIon M. Dmne;s Ss ,sn. or
Lnngs s,on act =. Disorder
Grasiccen more s,s 10 the, victims son.
ss mo:
JOssible.
YJUN0 MEN
Especially no nave victims Of SOLITARY Vic
sdrssani aud DE- ssrucsive which annuaiiy sweeIs
.tsi ..isa,s and ors.S men o., me mo.
wise snrAnced listening senAtes with under,
Of sodusnce OF walked scssscy may cal,
MARRIAGE.
Married Per.oLsor Young Mep coutem platne marriat
lnpotencyi hsi ,ous Exci saoy. Palpilstiou Organi
sadness, Nervous Deo,i,y, orany other Dma uaHc.on
He wAs place. under the of DR.. may re.
Igiois, TIDE Ia hs and cor
yreiy upon his ihiii ss n phy hysician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
nn-iist-ly eur : and full vlaor rss,ored
This Affection, m
ar.ir ~" "Hs-,a stns p.n.t, psd by tne victims o.
IHnhs psrson' are TOO ap. com
,uenees uiAy Nov, hst understsno. N.
Jsc. Wit pr-t-nu todeng ha tnepow.r Of pfocrrs
by l.ilmt NO inproper hst,,s .hs
yth- rrua-ar B-.iGe o-'ug gieprivsa oia. pleasure
..i.nJ ,,hsyrin the destIuctlye yut
o, both u'a ana ninisis- The system, h-ccu.-
taxed. sn- t"ye,esl .ad Men.. sane.ous, Geaa-s-t
.p,..5on u tna Hesr, aiss-.iop uams:i.ut,s,n ~,
y Aad ~ASihS OF !he frame, Cough .IunsnmPton bees
eoHE WARRANTED IN TWO p,Ys
neso .aS.4 Hpues' No Mcrcut12
'respss I.a.sed 6g ig.otuM TrU7ing fret.atiefs ,m
tas" LeadtV Posso"s. sh".id uIpty MMed,,triy.
DR.. JOHNSTON.
A.,ne-t o .n. Royal College Of surgeousL
OF Of tns iaost eminent Colleges, The Uni..
Iat-s grsss-s part OF whose srsL,
10. IN Landea, f.Iis and
effected 81 NE Of tn. mos. Astonishing
s head
len ossnfuiasss. win frequent bIushng. aende
sometimes with arrangement OF mind, we're cured mn.
-' TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. addrss.es lsno.s Who nave injured themselves
body ana nina .unassink tasm forsthsr husr
Tn.ss s.oms Of the ..a and rsl.nehoy effect. pro
by .hsssrly nabso {ouh WsAknsss OF the Bas
Mascaiar Power Palptas.on He.:. Dyspepsia Ne,
sous nersngement otths Digestive function
Mssr.Ilr.-fhe e.!tal .d.c,. o., ~. mind ar. much
Of 10 ad.
ssras.. Love Of Solitude. ri~dis, Ae. are sos OF til
Thou.And. OF psr.onsoi aliase.osa new judse what
nj ta.I dselialng Assl1h. losing tis vssr o
tng vsxk, pale AcAted having
sr appearances about the .yss. Cough. aud Symptoms
YOUNG MEN
Who nave injured shsnAsivss BY certain practice,
iulgsd ~ hen Aloae haL frs9nsn1ly lsArasd from
ss~p.A,oa., ., school he eass!s Of which Ar. nigh
Ass ,mpossioie md dss'roysboth bedy shos
NTn.s plIy thai yoans man .hs hope his coun,l
the pride his psrens should besnasched from ell pro
ssnS from .es path Of nstare and ndulsns eer.as
eTsshAbt. such ,srsons mast. before contemplating
!, MARRIAGE.
! Reasc, thA,a sound miad and body the nscs
s.hont Ihss. IN. journey throush weary p
sm.s-; psosp eoary tartes. 90 the ,s. the mi
chciy reflection thAtthe aApPnessat saosnes 'aesh'
,,r. v~snnryDDs,~..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-15
Philadelphia. Wilmington aud 6aIti.
more Railroad,

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TIME ia BILE.
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"Af-MAlL TRAIN At $40 a. NJ. (sundays ~,
sa LAW. n.n. s s.n..e
t"i; w,th smyrna Branch Railroad and Msryiand s4o
Bts..waer Railroad. a, seiord win Dorches.er ano
awate ns,sra hai,rosa NJ peimar with Eastern shor.
tsAit"Si' A. sah-eory WITH wcomico and Poconok X,
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Baltimore and wa-hnqton .stoppipe at Wiimn,,,r,o ~
Psrry'ilie and Hss,e-d--arAc.. Connects AZ Vii
laington With tram for New Castle " ''
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80 = IN; trans tor rnilade! ,hia and Tim, C-r
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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

The crpitol of Mexico is excited over
a report that 10000 American troops
are concentrating on the Rio Grand.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-25

swell so shall l." said poor Aunty,
alarmed lest the intellect Of Constance
was permanently injured.
"Auuty," suddenly cried Constance,
with strange excitement, "go down stairs
into the store closet and bring me bottle
Of brandy"
"Shali give you some, Constance ~ she
said, ON returning.
"ies, make it part water. Quick, quick,
Aunty. Now give me a napkin.
Aunty, horrifed, watched her making
preparations to feed poor lifeless Adam,
"Good heavens Constance dear" she
cried, in a toue Of smazement aud fright.
81 can stand almost anything, but pouring
brandy into a corpse is going a little too
far, and | shall call your father"
"Aunty, Aunty," shrieked Constance,
wildly, "rub his hands aud feet with
something hot, instantly! DON'T you see
how his cOuntenance has changed p
"Aeaven preserve us, yes p replied
Aunty, trembling with terror. "Don't
ypu know that you are acting very wick
Il Partl But what do you think the uu.
dsrtaker will sat to such behAyior2 The
girl is raving distracted ~
And Auuty ran to call some one, as she
saw Constance attempt to change his posi-.
| ton.
"COnstance, for Heavens sake, what is
this Aunty is telling mel You must
have gone stark mad Poor child /" cried
Mr.. Pierrepont, bursting into the room
with tears streaming down his face.
"Will you come here, father, and sec
for younelfl There is cold perspiration
on my daring's face. Give ine the bran.
day, quick, Aunty" "
Aunty passed it mechanically.
$50 for the doctor somebody, run quick.
ly! | tell you he is alive ! Adam, Adam
Adam! Open your eyes, darlingw
To the utter astonisbment of her father
and the CONSERVATION of poor trembling
Auuty, and to that Of Mrs. Pcrrepont
who had now appeared on the scene, Adam
slowly lifted up his eyslids, smiled faint.
| ly, and by the time the doctor arrived, the
pulse, although feeble, was quite regular
and life and consciousness had entirely
returned.
The next day the wedding came off, but
in an entirely unexpected manner Con.
stance, radiant with sweet content, and
this time with healthy color on cheek
and lip, stood by tho side of the couch
and in the presence of few friends, vow
ed to love, honor and cheerish him il
sickness aud health, until death did then
part.
There was not dry eye in the room
Even the minister faltcred.
Adam recovered rapidly, and there il
no happier couple to-day in Exeter city
than Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gray.