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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

Soda Wafer Soda Water
FUhE AND COLD. HIGHLY CHANGED
Gas generated from
Pure Blcarh soda
Water drawn ON PoICslAin-llned
Fountains.
Syrups made rom sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar
Pure Cream, daily, from the country
Ice planned 10 each glass Of soda Water
Arctic apparatus Sparkling and bright
re-opened for the season. soda Water
FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS SYRUPs.
Caroonic Acid Water, or Soda Water as il ia popu-
AIRY called, when properly made from pure mate
ras and Kept out Of contact with deeterious metals
ike copper lead or BRASS refreshing and whole
some drink, grateful alike to the thirsty and to the
Invalid Such Soda Mate Is drawn from our Arctic
Apparatus, where we shall be glad to see all WIN
ENJOY this agreeable beverage
- No intoxicating liquor Is dispensed from our
Fountain.
SMITH 4 PAINTER Pharmaceutists.
Seventh and Market atrteta
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IxEcUToS OF TWO COMMUNISTS.
PARIS, Sept is.
Dechamps and Denville, communists, were shot
this morning at sartery, for numbering hostages.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

TEE ART PREsERyATHE..-Two young men,
Messrs. Lindsey 4 Pussy, formerly OF Oxford.
Pa, have opened printing office at Port De-
post Nd
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

Rev. Oscar Clute, Of vneland, a Unitarian
Minister, well-known in this city, has been nom
mated for Congress, by the Democrats and
Liberals in the hrst District Of New Jersey.
As his seryic, TO lis congregation is quite ac-
ceptable it is comfort to them to reflect that
lie runs not the slightest risk Of being elected.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

] have tested BOyer's lIoOf Eminent on the feet
OF over one hundred horses. Tn difference in the
cOud fOn Of the feet Is so great IN It's favor that
would not be- without II for ten times its cost IL
should he properly applied tn every horses hoof es-
peciaily IN the SImmsr when IN no SEES feet are
alwais in contact wi h the lated earth which
dries them up AMI they become ard and feyerisn
whi h produces contraction, rms quarter cracks
rontrac lou OF the haCk sineW, comm inly called
"kue Sprung and often from the pains In the
hnnis u produces sweeney IN the shoulder. We ra-
commend II az the best preparation We ever used
II should be used on every hors, hOlf as common
~ as Oh Is used on har ess mas bsors TO re,
them In good condition. E. X g NKIIN
Proprietor aud sup riutendent Of the Uuntiut utal
Stables, SAMSON Street Philadelphia
f. BR1NGhURsr a CO., Apothecaries,
cor sixth and Market streeta
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
HOOt Liniment are fnlly prepared to supply II
wholesale aud retail. al the Manufacturers prl Is
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

Fosters Celebrated Tonic Bltters,
Fosters Blood Par ner;
Fosters Iufalllhle Oriental Pile Salve,
Fosters Rose Worm ozenges,
Wveih's Elixir Reel, Wine and Iron,
WVeth's Elixir Va erinate OF Ammonia
Fills Bit Wine Of Iron,
Zlis' Ell Xir Calasaya .rk and Iron,
DR.. Pierres Golden Medical d scuvery,
DR.. Pierces Pleasant Purgative Plllets.
FOSl ERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

Colonel Forney has accepted an invitation to
speak in OHIO, in behalf Of Grant and Wilson,
during the week preceding the October election.
This is very well for the Colonel, and we trust
1t will be equally so for the Republican cause.
in Ohio.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

Gold closed yesterday at ia Government
securities declined "a. for the registered, the
coupon ten-forties and isis, and the new tves.
and advanced 1,ai4 for the coupon fiye-twenties
In New York, the gold corner was not 50 severe.
" felt and the money market was somewhat re
lazed' the Government having made larger pur-
chases OF bonds than had been expected.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

The great Pittsburg Convention Of Soldiers
aud Sailors adjourned yesterday, A series Of
resolutions sustaining Grant, Wilson and Hart.
rAnft was unanimously adopted.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

Greeley has commenced his new swing around
the Western circle. He left Jersey City. yester-
day, for Inlana, and made speeches at Trenton.
Lancaster, and Harrisburg. He was in custody
OF Ez'Goyernors Randolph, Of New Jersey, and
Bgler, Of Pennsylvania, who have been deputed
to watch him as closely as possible. These
Fpeeeh'mAking tours are entirely in opposition
TO the wishes Of the Democratic managers.
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From our Late Edition of Yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-19

NOTIFICATIONS and shoes for all seasons OF the
~ ear, on second street al the third shoe store
rom either Market or Shipley street, Wilmington,
Del Inc subscriber would inform his friends aud
lhr pubhc thai h. has "a baud large and We'll Sc
leeted assortment. II Osp In want Of substantial
hld easy hitting handmade boots ana shOes would
20 wen 10 give MIA call and examine his STOCK.
particular al euiun given to ordered wOrk in all its
ranches Repairing lrlmptly attended TO. The
public are respectfully Invited TO give us a call.
Jel5-sm K. K. CRAWFORD.
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Fosters Celebrated Self-AdlustInR
wood Pad.
Double Truss the most comfortable and effcient.
Another large and well selected stock II Trusses,
Braces, supporters, Syringes and Surgical appl-
ances received 81 Fosters Truss and Brace Depot,
Front and Wet streets. he demand steadily In
creasing Special Inducements now Offer TO pur-
chasers. Personal attention given To hitting. Pr-
waite 70 ms for ladies' and gents separate.
Mrs, Fosters Cough and Group
syrup.
Hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar,
sine's syrup Of Tar aud Wild Chersy,
Nistar's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Rltiets Syrup for Coughs and Colds,
and many others, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
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At Fosters Drug store, by the gallon, quart or mint
any way TO suit customers. A large assortment Of
lamp cnimneys different shapes lamp wicks brushes
Nc. wholesale and retalL
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For President ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRY WILSON.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
December 1---First Sunday in
Advent.
RELIGIOUS PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY
Herald Religious Cor
respondence.
NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Protestant Cathedrals--A Protest
Against ''Lsyman."
Reasons for Becoming
a Catholic.
1slEssIHa AND RAISING A STATUE.
The Catholic Church i'm
England.
.ns~xx-na-a.-> -..-
Protestant Cathedrals--A Protest
Against ''Layman."
Reasons for Becoming
a Catholic.
1slEssIMa AND RAISING A STATUE.
The Catholic Church I'm
England.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.

TO Our Religious Correspondents.
We again state that in order to insure attention
communications intended for the religious depart
yment Of the HERALD should be bref ana legibly
written upon one side OF the paper. Open as our
columns are to the discussion OF legitimate religious
topics OF every shade we are overwhelmed with
mass Of MSS. that demands large share OF time
leven to peruse. Hence those who comply with
our requests win receive the earliest attention.
"P. L. c." is altogether TOO personal. Suppose
ne dips his pen in rosewater instead Of wormwood
and tries his hand on that lines
Mr.. Lamb. who writes as from the st. Charles,
must be wolf in sleeps clothing His irrever-
)ence should be rebuked. Read his theory Of the
J story OF Jonah and the whale. He says
The whale in which he was saved was really the
50uyboat OF the vessel from which he cast into
the sea; and Jonah, knowing little or nothing of
seamanship, slowed himself away In the bottom OF
the boat and trusted to Providence. He was vom-
lted forth on the beach by the simple operation of
being turned over In the surf.
"A Dissenter" wants to knock together the
heads OF Catholics and Prstestants but his plan
based upon sort of nitr0-gycerine process that
would more than raise the mischief II attempted
10 be put in practice.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01
Blessing and Hs Using . Statue.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
On Thanksgiving Day the parshioners Of st.
James Cathedral, Brooklyn, wended their way to
that sacred edifce to witness the blessing and
raising OF statue OF st. James. Apostle. It was
blessed about halfpsst ten O'Clock, after which
high mass was celebrated. After the communion
Rev. Father Kiely delivered a sermon on sThe
veneration OF Saints" He commenced by saying
that the worlds great men were honored-monu-
ments were erected to their memory and the
young were taught to emulate their every virtue
and characteristic; and the Church OF God, that
faithful spouse OF cructaed Redeemer, mad she
not good reason for h0noring her saintcd chill
dren-those children who ever abided by her
teachings and who persevered to the end in we'll
dongs Was she not right in holding such as these
up to the veneration OF her children Was she
not acting wisely when she erected statues OF
them that the very sight Of which would bring to
their minds the persons whom they represented
and with that the holiness and goodness OF them
that 80 seeing and thinking on them they would
initiate themS All! yes she was doing right. AS
q KIND mother does for her children, so does our
mother, the Church, do for US. Not content with
raising statues and monuments to their memory
she tendery its the dust and bones OF her sslntcd
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

The Catholic Church In EngIand-
Another Ecclesiastical Province to be
Established-The Late Cardinal Wise-
man-sprcad OF tho Faith In Victoria's
Dominions.
The cable few days since brought intelligence
Of the reported intention OF the Pope to establish
second ecclesiastical province in England, with
Liverpool as the metropolitan see. The increase
Of Catholicism IN Great Britain during the last
twenty years would seem to justify the erection Of
new dtoceses, with corresponding dignitaries. Up
to 1850 the country had been for three centuries
without hierarchy. The interests OF the Church
were IN the hands Of o number Of Wears apostolic,
exercising limited powers, but the profound
and varied erudition possessed by the late
Cardinal wiseman and the great changes that had
taken place In religious opinion among the edu-
Gated classes and even within the very centres OF
the great universities, BY the preach3ngs and
writings Of DR.. Wiseman, was considered suita-
Bile occasion for the re-establishmens OF the dor.
mant sees There are many living who remember
the storm OF Indignation created IN Great Britain
by this event. and the perfect Indifference with
which 1t was viewed at Rome. The excitement
was not confined to any particular class. From
Lord John Russell and the members Of the Cabinet
down to the pew-openers In the churches estab.
lished by law came forth united denunciation Of
the act az one infringing on the dignity Of the
Sovereign, as an aggression on the nation, that
should be resisted at all hazards The press joined
In the general chorus ana scarcely at any time was
it more violent in Its tone more savage In assail
ing the alleged pretensons Of the Holy See.
CARDINAL wIsEMAN.
Cardinal wseman, It Is well known, was an emil
nent divine, celebrated as Q lecturer and
preacher. He was born in Spain, his father being
an Englshman and his mother Irish. He counted
among his warmest friends, long before being ele-
waited to the rank OF prince Of the Church, the
most distinguished British statesmen. He COM
pleted his education in Rome, where he enjoyed
the fullest confidence OF the late Pope Gregory
XVI, who was induced by him, in 1840, to increase
the number of Wears apostolic In England from
four to eight Dr.. Wiseman was appointed CO.
adiut0r to the late Bishop Walsh, the Vicar ApOs-
t0lic OF the Midland district and at the same time
promoted to the Presidency OF St. Mary's College,
Uscott, near Birmingham. While there he took
the deepest interest In the theological discussions
at oxford, which are associated with the names
Dr. Newman and DIR. Pusey, and from that in
sttutiOn obtained many recruits. In 1847
Bishop Wlscman visited Rome on matters In refer
ence to Catholictsm In England and 70 consult ~
The New York herald., 1872-12-01
Ministerfal Movements.
METHODIST,

METHODIST.
Bishop James will assist DR.. Wentworth, OF Buf-
falo in the dedication OF the new Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church to-day. Rev. DR.. Matlack, OF
Louisiana, is about to be transferred to the Phila
delphia Conference. Rev. J. s. Inskp Is conduct
ing revival services in the Philadelphia churches
Rev. J. F. Crawford, OF the Central New YORK Con-
ference, Is the Assemblyman elect from the Second
district, Madison county, New York. Rev. w. L.
Thorpe has been transferred from Upper Iowa to
the wyoming Conference and been stationed at
Middeheld N. Y. Rev. 8. McChesney returned
from Europe few days ago and received q hearty
welcome from Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Chicago. Grace church. Wilmington, Del, gave
$1,000 to church extension the 18th. This is an
advance Of $3.50 on the previous years collection
Rev. NJ M. Stotz has been appointed chaplain OF
the Western Seamans Friend Society, in Washing
ton Harbor, Wis. revival In Mendon, N. j., Rev.
T. R. Stratton, pastor. has resulted in the conver-
sion OF twenty souls. Joseph Hllman's praying
band, Of Troy, has held meetings recently on
Columbia Charge Troy Conference. which have
resulted in the conversion Of thirty persons and
the reclamation OF many backsliders. Rev. John
Howard, OF the Oregon Conference. who had
labored some two years the Siletz Indian reser-
walton, has been dismissed. Rev. George Waters, an
Indian preacher Of the oregon Conference, Is visit
ngl the Indians In olympia, Washington Territory,
and vicinity, as an Evangelist. The corner stone
of new Methodist Episcopal church has been laid
In Hollister, Cal very neat new Methodist
church has been completed and dedicated In Half
Moon Bay, CAL Rev. DR.. J. c. Pershing, president
OF the Pittsburg Female College, has received from
the trustees and friends q birthday present OF o
gold watch, chain and seal, and Mrs. Pershing at
the same time got case OF solid silver spoons &c
a new church At Glenwood, I. l., will be dedicated
to-day by Bishop Harris. Another at Mount YER
non, Rochester Circuit, Detroit Conference will be
Lake Lehman Circuit on the stn inst, and one
more at Phtm0nt New York Conference,
December 10. The German Mcth0dlsts OF New
Fountain, Texas, have Just built new church
edifice 27x45 feet which Is to be dedicated shortly
AT Shiloh church. Lavacca, Texas, eighteen were
received into membership November Is, and fifty
day. At Llane. Texas, . new church has been
The New York herald., 1872-12-01


Rev. Henry Easson has sailed as missionary ofthe
Reformed Presbyterian Church, to supply the place
The Presbyterian Board Of Foreign " Missions have
appointed series Of missionary conventions to be
held in different parts OF the country, North and
the enthusiasm Of the people in behalf OF missions
Such convention win be held for this district
ist Of south Alabama Presbytery, mas been assist
ing the Rev. Nathaniel Hood In holding meetings
at Concord and Salem. At the first Of these places
whom united with the Presbyterian church, and
at the latter. ten were hopefully converted
terian church. Three prominent Presbyterian
churches, under the jurisdiction OF the North
tns and IN
onesourth i OF Of the whole number Of Churches Sss
u sas the SS cnuro s
in Ireland have LOGS Sabbath schools:
sn Sa sa Of scholars 5 saS T. G. ana
church at Fairmouns " Va Rev 4. B. Hswn has has
vile, Ohio Rev. G. H. Holloway has assumed the
pastorate OF the Presbyterian church at Toms
signed the pastorate OF the Central Presby-
terian church, Pittsburg Pa. Rev. w. N.
Morrison Nor has :, LEFT sweetwater. Tenn, to
Jonesboro, Tenn. Rev. W. H. Crawford. OF Holston
Presbytery, has become pastor OF Cumberland
Henry Neill d. d. has been called to the charge OF
q new Presbyterian congregation organized at
Bryn Mawr, station on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, nine miles from Philadelphia. The Rev. Rob
Roy McGreg0r McNulty has been installed pastor
OF the Westminster Presbyterian church at Colum-
bus, Ohio Rev. DR.. Daniel March has resigned the
past0rate of the Clinton Presby terian church,
Philadelphia.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
The collections taken up In oil the Catholic
churches in the diocese OF New York last month
for the Provincial Seminary intended to be founded
here amount to the round sum OF $15,sG7 %. Rev.
Dr. Preston will preach series Oi Advent sermons
In st. AIMS church on successive sunday evenings
between this and Christmaa. RedemptOrist nus.
elQn. On 3 large SCALE was c0Mmcuced at the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24

a conception of the Usefulness of the
tidings he bore, and he hesitated in the
task OF disclosure. s.ri n gsd 4eari-s;Ts
Chuck" he said, "do you q'member
that day you found the Injun-trail7 q" :
She started, and nodded assent. q,
"Do ye member my talk about them
two levers o'yourn? Eh D. Well, Tom
amt a-comin' any more, cause he's
now | can't help it, darter-Tom's
dead" ''5',' ~
She must have known it in her heart
before, she changed so slightly at the
word. Perhaps she had only hoped
against hope, having long ago learned,
as she lay on the couch he had, made
for her through the summer night, that
the man whose heart had been meas
-ured in the strength and sleeplessness,
and honor, and courage of great love
would have returned had he been alive.
She only arose and tottered to the bed.
side, whose topmost cover was a bright
serape but she never left it again. The
one mighty love of a. life in whose
sordid surroundings it was the one
glimpse of something brighter and hap.
pier, was as much reality as though it
had been plighted q thousand times.
The ancestral courage and hope which
had como to her through such degen.
crate veins helped her to die. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24
The Origin Of Scandal.
Said Mr. A.

said Mrs. A. 4
To Mrs. j..
LIN quite confidential way
t,.,,yN 1t seems to me - -stN t,s....
."'S' That Mrs. B. 10y A'-+s',
--4sakes tcomgehs something in her tsan ~'
10 Mfs. k.s.
Ihat nlght was overh onrd 10 saw" =
sG q %upealit mucA, y = - =
but MIS-. b took--such and suchg"
Went straight away & has 7as-
And told friend. the self.samc day.
Twas sad to think -
Here came wink
- That Mrs. y. WAS fond Of drink ...-.
The friends disgust
Was such she must 's''ii'E fS.' r
& lnierm lady. hieh she nussed,D
At haif-nast tbr.a s.1Je in 5aga
~ was that far gone she couldnf see 7" '
This lady We cGi1,s.
.. Have mentioned, ehc .9.
q Cave Deedlewo to Mr. B. I4 q ~ ?
And At such news Goa-s s11st S.i4
.l, Could scarcely choose 8sge-
But further peediework refuse.
Then Mrs. B..
-sgr!;. As yOnJl agree. l,l nj sa--s p.
= Quite properiy--shc said. said she. L
That she would track - o. t-
The scandal back III f,g
.. 70 these who made her look SO black.
r'iA Through Mrs. X.
And Mrs. j.
She got, at last 10 Mrs. A. .r -..ra q
And asked her why.
With cruel lie.
She painted her 70 deep a dye?
Said Mrs. A..
In. sore dismay,
II NO such thing could over say:
said that you Tqi t-1asi. 4 e. a-
Had stoutcr grew ---..-- - .. 30
on 100 much sugar--which you dol"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24
Anecdote OF the Russian Marshal
.,-.tnt-n n SnvOrOf. tlI lir- -.-i-I y.

The anecdotes of the great Marshal's
sc.entric,tiesIh habit Of wandering
about the camp In disguise, his whim OF
giving the signal for assault by Growing
ike q cock, his astounding endurance
Of heat and cold, his savage disregard
Of personal comfort and neatness- -are
beyond calculation- but perhaps the
most characteristic Of all IS his appear
ance in 1899 at the Austrian court, then
one of the most brilliant in Europe On.
being shown to the room, prepared Tor
him laspiendid apartment, filed with
costly mirrors and rich furniture), this
modern Diogenes said simply, Turn
out all that rubbish, and sllake me
down some staaw.n An Aust ian grandee
who came to, visit hun. was startled at
these preparations, and still more 90 at
the first. sight Of the Marshals 81 bag
gaee,,' which consisted oil two coarse
SHIRTS and tattered cloak, tied up in .
bupdle.rui ls.lI nliiW0.iot sHf .tif-n
sis khat, enough for winter2''. asked
the astopished; visitor.ssT inodliu .-ns.
",The winters the father OF us Rusr
siaps,p answered Suvoroff with q grin
'slbesides, you don't feel the cold wher
you' riliine full ;gallopi'fgq sii ga,l
~ But when you're tired of riding
what do youldcPh aniAasft .THt 9Hp,i
I'.W Walk. .ahoi 40 iI95rp sakRi snnpY.
stand when you're tired of walking3' \
-lAKun.s ;s3i4i@ p5faiFr 'zTn191 e,ii
sand dOi youi never sleep,o thena
asked tho petsiiied .questimIsE2 bsiiT
i'sSOmetimst, when I've nothing hei
teri "a do" replied 1Sarsoroff !carelessly
ssana when 1 want 10 ihaye avery luxhr
ous' risp, / tske Off one of my spufsn
Isrhe 'thnudes-struck Austrian. bowe
and retired; doubtless considerably OF
I liehtehedi in his ideas of Russia
General iiqaasb a yisell ara .fsa9'in
70 aifiIoY f-TT-Tr 1TJ-7T---7-Z I'D ~ 9ilo o
| Ter causes OF earthquakes have jou
been o. matter Of doubt or toeajecser
and tho Eabjeot has provoked lendle
discussions ilt is . osatisfsetiop, !, thes
fore, that the scientists ofiiNey5 Y q
have incmircysriibly settladyone poi
in that connection. They that u
Heterogeneous parallaxes prismatical
cony erging are not due to the silicio
J introduction of photospherical asteroit
but rather to parabolic stratification
igneous zygema-"