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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Or. Carpentar.

Or. Carpenter,
1876 MULBERRY STREET. NEWARK. M.
Is now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
ana al diseases OF the throat and Lungs, with HIS
compound Mehlcsted Limitations, CUncen-
rated Food, and Cougn syrup.
During the past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
treated AID cuted THU ands OF cases Ui the ahov..
ham d al cases. aud has now in his possession GER
ulcates rom every part Of the country. The inha-
ldtlon IL Dreathed directly into the ungs soothing
ana healing over all inflamed sur aces enttrin9
INTO the blood, H. imparts vitality as IL perm, aes ~
ever part ol tne system The sensatiOn is not nn-
PHEASANT anu Tile nrst inhaatOn Oftt gives yeIy
ecided relief, rar lcuarl. when there is mnr6
dlncul Of breathing Under the innueRce Of m,
reinrdits, the CUug soon grows a isT the MN,
sweats cease the hectic fush auisnes an SS,b ,
proving digest on TIT pdt-nt ranidly gains
anu heal, n is'sgain within his grasp
ne COD enttat d fuOd rapidly builds up the moat
deblaled patient, pre- enting TO the stomach foo1
a Ie ui 10 ue assiallated and made into Rt d rich
healthy blood. SNN'''NA
> he Cough Syrup is 10 be taken at night tn allev
ate the cough and enable the patieht 10 ohtain
steep; Fult direction dcoompdng each box OF M,
remedies, lphich cOilstst Of " NY
one lnhaie,; one Bottle Of Altera'ive Inhalent;
one BOTTLE OF so thing Febrifuge n ha enI me
b0tle OF Ahtl-H@murrhaglC 1nhal mt; one
Bottle Conc nlrated FO d.; Une Bottle
OF Cough Syrup.
FIlGe y Dox containing remedies to last one month,
$40 DOLLARS; two months SIS; three mouths Sl5.
sent to any address C. o. d. Pamphleta contain
ing la'ge lis OF patients cured sent free etIers
lnquirJ must contain one dollar to insure an ,wer
Address A Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
DR.. CARPENTERS CATARRH REMEDY S;n,
give imm didte relle. and vii etfei a De, nanent
cure III ilOm 10 three months = Ice of Tf me-
months SlO. - 'A'e
Cancer in all its forms successfully tn ated Send
,-oo, a. II. CARPENTER, M. D.,
hN-B NPwa K. ". j,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
8egtster's 2lpttrGs.

ID EGlSTERS OFFICE,
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Sept. 9th, 1872
Upon the application Of kdwaid bring hurst Dr..
ADMINISTRATOR z 4. A., OF aran Shipley late OF
braudy wine Hundred In said County deceased il is
ordered and directed by the Register that the Ad-
mnistrator Aforesaid give notice Of the granting of
Letters OF administration upon the Estate of thesde-
ceased with the date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days from
tne date OF such letters, In six Of the most public
places uf the County of New Castle requiring ali per
SONS having demands against the Estate TO present
the same abide ny all Act of Assembly In such case
maue ana provided And also cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period Ia the DAiLY
COAhEkClAl1 a newspaper published In Wilmington
anu W be GOntlnugd therein Tor two uIunIlis,
Gwen under the haud and Seal OF O1lCe of
IT, NJ tlc itegstef Aforesaid, at New Castle ia New
castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
apoEe WTitlch Is. GIBBS Register.
NJ ~ h--All persons having claims against the
hstdte uI Tue deceased nhst present the same duly
hlttsltl 10 Tile Ainl,I ,trutur on or before S.pt
sth 1873 or abide tht Act of Assembly In such case
Iuati- ami o. > lu,u
ED NAM BINGHUR r, JR., Admr. q ia.
AuuIess' wilmington Del heptiu-2meOd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
RECEIVING THE Reforms.

kilograms ANNOUNCING the result were received
At Republican and Democratic headquarters in
addition to those sent to tile press.
At Republican headquarters the widest enthu-
Iiasm prevailed as the kilograms were announc-
oil, and cheer after cheerrent the air until after
midnight. The occasion was one of great
rejoicing. fine ryrotechnic display was made
and patriotic sopgs were sung by jubilant voices
At Democratic head quarters there was much
en- lusiasm when the returns first began to ar
rive, hut as the result became known this sub
sided and bitter disappointment was visible in
The countenances Of the party mPnagers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
ttare Items.

At aeaford, Monday night.
VIM. Banks, colored, Of Seaford a sailor nm
the schr. VIM Morgan, fell overheard at
Philadelphia on the 10th ult., while under the
influence Of liquor aud was drowned.
The work on the large schooner building at
Seaford for citizens Of the town is being rapidly
pushed forward. The vessel as framed presents
Tine and commodiuus appearance.
Rev John G Tennent, of the seaford Episco-
pal Church. leaves shortly to attend medical lee.
tuIes Ia Philadelphia Service will be only held
in st. Luke's senii-moutnly, alternately in the
morning and aiternl ON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

We failed, yesterday in the press Of other
luties,tO suitably mention the new Opera House
Programme, issued as a T." house-bill," by our
neighbors, Boughman, Thomas. & Co. The head
is very handsome and appropriate design a
pretty tint Of toned paper is tsed; and the whole
get-up is very creditsble, indeed. All the opin-
Ions we have heard are to the same effect, and
the publishers have reason to be gratifed with
their aucceaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
A SUBURBAN TOWN FOR woRKINeMEN

We present, elseWhe.e, a very full explanation
Of the plan Of the new Building Association
which is now berg organized Its design is al
excellent one, and it can be made a complies
success, with energy, care, fidelity and practi
cal Knowledge Of business. These are qualities
which have been displayed in remarkable de-
gree in all the enterprises Of a cognate charac-
ter, which our Wilmington people have under
taken, and We arc therefore encouraged to be-
lieve that they certainly will be in this new one
such little towu as is proposed will be stel
in the right direc ion. The houses of our peo
pie want more air, more light, more sunshine
more room for garden and grass plot, mort
space for the children to play in. The crowded,
CrAmped. and closely y-enclosed dwellings, il
which many Of them feel obliged to live, are
Objectionable from every point OF view, sanitary,
educational, and moral, and especially so, when
1t Is practicable, by the aid Of our many rail
roads, for persons closely occupied in the city to
have their homes out beyond this CONSTRUCTED
and pent-up class Of dwellings.
We hope to see tie working people Of Viii
inington-and by this We mean all who carr
their own living, whether in mercantile business
professional duty, or mechanical trade-scAt er
q dozen beautiful suburban towns around us'
Taste and beauty in the style Of building, in
proved health, aud yet higher standard OF in.
teligence and morality will be the certain results
siling new element to the greatness which we
ell perceive is coming to our city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

An official account Uf Col Mason's attack on
h9rtle Indians ia Altoona on the Gath ult.,
80. that 40 Indians we're killed and large
number wounded abd captured
A Baltimore yesterday, Jesse Uppercue was
Ar igned IN the Criu iual Court for the murder
Of hls antt Mrs. Amelia Wheat, on August
z7th and pleaded lot guilty,
The dry goods store Of J. W. Frisbie, at De-
roit was burned Yesterday. Loss, 1000.
Inc Old Colony House, at bingham, Mass.
vas destroyed by fire yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
RoNer,a Hoof LInlmant.

have tested BOyer's HoOf LnmCnt On the feet
OF over one hundred horses. IN difference, in ths
cohu non OF the feet IL so great IN It's favor hat
wuud uOt br without n for ten tines lis cost 1t
sh ud re properly applied o. every horses hOOf es-
pecaly 10 the SUNNI T when IN no ses feet are
hlwhNs IN contact wi h the h ated earth which
urles them up and they he tine ara aud feveii m,
Whl Produces contraction, rus, quarter cracks
tontr-c lou OF the bacE liutw, comm ny called
hWis Il ptOduc n sweeney IN the shoulder w. re-
unmehd Il aR the best prepar stiOn We -ver used
u shuuu be used on very hLrs's no II as commuH-
" rs Oh Is uatd on mar es3 OF IA beos TO ket D
them iu good condition T. H. a. NKtIN
ffnpIletur aud sup riutendent Of the Continental
staDhs, Slnsom Street, rhilade pha.
k. BRlNGHUkST a CO., Apothecares,
cor sixth and Market atrnata
Having been appointed Agen's for this popular
Hnot Llulmrnt ae inlly p eparpd To sl'pplg IL
"noiesale hhd retai' at the manufacturers prl es
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
MIR. s. 8. KRUGER,
SELECT DANCING ACADEMY,
MASONIC TEMPLE

TINS Academy is open
For the reception Of PHpils All the rudimepts of
the BAH Room and Drawing room Will be taught al
tnls commodi1us Acad' my; besides several new
quadrin ond wa!tzes never before introduced In
v ilmipgton. -
on from hali-paBt four until six O'clock
GEN = EMENS CLASS, Monday evening,
LADIES AND dNNTLEM EN'S CLASS together
Tuesday and Thursday eve ming
Misses and Mast efs Glass Will commence satnr
day, oct 9th, at halfpas 2, p. M.
or Terms, CiTeulT T &C, apply IN or address Ro-
been Bro, sOI MARKET IT., tr at the Academy
Persons wi hing to lea IN a short time lhould
toin Mr.. Kruegers ACADEMY.
augl5--mar25
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Accrrrea Inc , mn 70 Rostou.

Rev. ]. F, W. Ware, Of Baltimore.a prominent
minister of the Unitarian denomination, ana
wen-known in this city, has finally accepted
call, (once, previously, declined,) to the charge
OF the Arlington ST. church Boston, of which DR.
Chansing and Ds. Gannett have been the onl.
pastors, during ito existence Of probably sixty
years. Rev. DR.. Ware will be spared from BaItl-
more, and from this section Of the country, with
great regret by the members Of his denomina.
fiOu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Canada.

DISEASE AMoSa HlRsE5-A CHECK To BUSINESS
TORONTO, Oct. 8.
The disease among the horses has become so
serious that none are fit for duty. Merch ants
are unable to ship goods. No back are running
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
Pratt's Astral OIL

supplies fully The want for perfectly safe and reli
h9le Illuminating Oil for famly use. free not only
from tne Danger ~ an eXpOsi m but from the dan
9 OF the nuld ing snpuld tue lighted lamp be
upset lt IL Zee from oh ectiUnsble OnOr burns In
the ordinary kero1ene lamps furnishing light un-
tqha ed by gas satlsfacfOrt In every particular and
Tree irtln All apprehension OF danger L. IL put up
III one ga NV gall. and t'n gall. packages; e. Gu
can Is q sed win metal zap. bearing the manu-
IAclurerss stSmn By purChping h-se cans with
tht eas uncut the geIuioeness of the goods IL WAL
Ihhted with tie ast urdn "a of bta lug an oil psr.
iec',y pure and safe. supplied, wholesale aud re-
K. BRINGHURNT co, ApethecArics.
cor. Sixth and Mari ct streefs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
VICTORY IN COLUMBIA.

Chapman (Rep.,) was elected to Congress by a
rajoiity of 5000 Republican gain of 1900
4 Republicans lose one member in the Iegia'
iAture, but elect 10 out Of the 20.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
IFrom DIR Late Edition Of Yesterday
{ Special Telegram to the Con mereial.l
PuIl.ADELpuTA Oct q o. n

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8. r. M.
Hartranft Is developing gratifying strength
in the city. He is very little scratched, and in
such cases the goyernorsbip is left blank. Very
few Republicans are supporting Buckalew.
The impression now (9;15 p. NJ. gathered
from the returns at the Mayors office, H. that
he will have majority Of "a. 900 in the city.
Toe entire Republican ticket will be trium-
phAntly elected.
As an evidence of the forces at work. the
Second Ward will probably be carried by the Re-
publicans for the tirst time in eight years.
The returns from the State are mainly favorable
t. the Republican ticket dispatch from Mr..
Mackey, at Pittsburg, says the majority for
Hartranft in the h!st three hours was 1900
Large Republicans gains are reported In old
Berks, the stronghold Of Pennsylvania Democ-
rAcy. BuckAlew is running behind Democratic
can iidates OF late years and will not have 900
majority. This news creates an excitement here
Trouble is reported at Bethlehem, on account,
OF alleged naturaliEations, but no particulars are
furnished.
Dispatches from Bucks, Adams, Carbon and
Leban IN counties report large Republican gains
A small sized riot occurred between two and
three O'Clock, this afternoon, at 7th and Lom-
bard streets, said to have been melted BY the
McMullen crowd who are enraged at the turn
things have taken. One man was shot and an.
otner stabbed, but no loss OF life is reported. A
nu nber OF arrests were made aud everything is
now quiet INDEX.
GOOD NEWS FROM OHIO AND INDIANA
Especial Dispatch to the CUmmercal.I
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. &, 6P.M.
Reports from Ohio and Indiana are very en-
couraging, and it is believed that these States
viii go Republican by magnificent majorities
Large votes will be polod in both States.
Cincinnati is claimed by both parties by small
majorities.
$50 MAJORITY FOR HARTRANTr IS CHESTER
Especial Dispatch to the CommtrciaLl
CHESTER, Oct. s-5 T.. NJ.
The election is quiet. An unusually heavy
vote is thus far polled, and the city will give
aartranft three hundred and eighty majority.
HARIRANrT IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Especial Disra ch to the Commercial.l
NoRRIsTowN. Oct s-5P.M.
Hartranft is in town, in good spirits He vii
have gain OF about two hundred and fifty votes
in Norristown over stanton's.
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM CHESTER COUNTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Commercially
WEST CHESTER p. NJ.
The number OF votes already cast far exceeds
any previous year. There is very little scratch
ing. The Republican majority will be unusually
large in this brough. Favorable reports are
received from other parts OF the county
McLURE Owes THE CITY Up FOR 5000.
Especial Dispatch to the Commercial
PHILADELPHIA, Oct SIS 80 p. NJ.
1t is reported that Mcclure gives the city up
for fifteen thousand majority against Buckalew.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
OUR COMPLIMENTS TO JOHN HARrRANFT!

OUR COMPLIMENTS TO JOHN HARTRANFT!
Here are both our hands, gallant John Ten
years ago, you crossed Antietam Bridge to a
glorious success, in the face OF deadly fire,
from concealed marksmen. Now, you cross to
a civic victory, no less grand. We greet you,
gladly, as Governor OF the great Keystone State,
sor three years to come. There are new laure's
to be gained in the faithful ful6lment of yo,
high duties in that position, and we bid you Gld
Speed to the work.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
hEBRAsKA,

In Nebraska the election passed on quietly
The full vote was polled and the Republicans
elect their State aud Congressional ticket by
5 nOO mainritv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

nANCING AND DsPoRTMENT.-w.J j. pUFF
~ respeciu y ntim lies that he will he In atten-
dance 10 enroll pupils from TO O'Clock ilyat ma
LASS Room, IN The lns itute Bui ding anu intends
commencing Oct I'd. Hours for masters and Mi, ses
from toB B1'el cE. A SELECT class for Ladies' froI,
d TO !. cents class from oil, sep24-T.s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
spain.

THE KING STONED BY HIS sUBJEcrs
Madrid, Oct 8.
Last night, while the King was standing on
he pilza, two men threw stones at him. and
hen made their escape. He was uninjured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

nLD PIANOS AND ORGANS taken in exchange
~ Io[n eW ones at RoBRLEN a BROS sOI Mar.
hetsueeh m1Hl-6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
on ,he Track.

LOCOMOTIVE AND TWO CARS THROWN down AN
EMBANRMENT.
BALTIMORE, Oct 8.
The Western train, at the Relay House, ran
Of the track, throwing the locomotive baggage
and express cars down an embankment
No one was seriously injured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
THE RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The following editorial matter is from ouI
Ezra Morning Eltion
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

At Fosters Drug sore, by the gallon quart or mint
any way 10 suit customers. A large assortment oi
lamp pchimneysdterent shapes lamp wicks brushes
&c,, wholesale and retail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

Fosters Celebrated Tonic RItteTs.
Fosters BlO'd PR der,
Fosters Iufallihle Oriental Pile Salye,
Foster Rose Worm 0zenges,
Wvelh's kixir Rec, Wine and r n,
MY5th's Elixir Va efius te Of Ammunia
FL IS Bit r v ine OF Iron,
El.ls hi Air Calasaya TX and Iron,
DR.. Pier ed Gulde Medical ID scOvery,
DR.. Pitrces Pleasant Purgative Piets.
FOS Ek'b DRUG ST0RR
Front and West Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
SpEfial 1yotifes.
FIavorIng Extrncts

Also, sealing wax and corks for fruit cans.
W. T. ALRICHs,
Apothecary, TOT Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

Fos' eT's Ceieb-ated self-AdIustInR
wood PAD.
DOu lie Truss, the most comfortable and efficient
Another larSe and Well sci cted sto, u 1russes,
Brr ces, supporter, Syttnges aud surgical appll,
ancCs rect i,ed al Fuser'e ross and Br iee Dep H.
Front and Wet strrets. he demand steadily in.
creaiing Spe lal Inducements now of Y, t. Iur-
chaseTs. Personal attention given 10 NTH & Pri-
vate 70 ms for la"es and gents g. phrate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
FRsno4 LA"cvAog

AM LITERAL URE.
p roiesSof jules Macheret, A. NJ Ia true native Of
adi,s, ozi r'tt sire I, iH orms his patrons his
'ohus' he iAuie~ and gentl men, anu tue 4 uLlIC
s,, ~ Indt ne Is now ready 10 begin again his
rst6 aiTn " private pupils prlvat classes at the
crcalar Of tuis or a. mis- ouse at his usual
quarer f -S 9s 's'o'H Vi eaeh
=, ne ne rfoessor Intending TO return with his family
no raSo, "a the beginning Of July next, and nav.
@ ans soeifeu IRON anit Aud gentlemen At several
SPs'hs, ~ ', many uem1nds whose object as 10 INN
~ i ~ elass II lie had any. has decided 10 s1re
W. NH sne slre OF the pubc, and TO receive rom
nntJ hppncuuOn- In person or by 10 ters for those.
PLpnC ia ses, which are 10 take place at his huuse
g., ~ aiAet street. up stairs every Wednesday 1nd
saul uuay y VI lhls school year, 1874 and sIs and t1
,i nvsn " NeuheauAyi september 10Th lust, In the fo
LADIES CLASSES.
~ Siass u, (begnner } every Wednesday and Sat
ui'u,yi HOh 70 O'cucA, Y. NJ.
ma I'asS % n, ,5uFauctdl every wednesda, and Sat
u'"aSi ltih hai'- as tU hHli-past p NJ.
GENTLEMEN's GLASSES.
lass \, lAdvanG u) very " ednestiay and satnr
uaSl toin ~ O'CLOCK, evening.
ia's - ~ gun every Wednesday and Saf-
"i'uhhyi uoih h.l'-pas $ To halt-past ., evening
hS ptlCe ltf Iirter Uf "a successive l-hs ,na IN
any " nese pun IL Glasses Is U w Iu auce
ptl6-"en&sat-2m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09

WILMINGTON, DBEA
"Wednesday Afternoon, october o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-09
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For President - ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
For Vice President-RENRY WILSON.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-22

TIE Waterloo, Monroe county,)
Times says: "The Democratic party 10
dad. If not, IL must be killed, and that,
ZOO, quickly. The sooner the better. II
has ct ito head the noblest and wises'
men In the land-the best statesmen, and
men who can and must have the admin.
'istration of the government. They can
never secure 1t with q democratic bait.
The very name stinks in the nostrils OF
the people" The Timer TO- We take It,
. late Democratic paper. Col. VIM. T.
Morrison, one of the Democratic wheel.
horses, . man who has . good deal Of
sense, or has had heretofore, lives up in
that region somewhere, close to the
Times II Morrison don't make the
Times sing the song Of "Never surren.
der" and make it swear that there is no
reason to believe the people don't like the
name of Democrat We shall have our
Lower Egypt Democratic Sanhedrims
read him out Of the party.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-22
A HAPPY THOUGHT,


We have lately been favored with .
"happy thought"
The mixed condition OF our politics has
somewhat embarrassed the callers at the
The BULLETIN Office and we now not in
frequently have drop in upon Us oil at the
same time, evidently 10 wrsstls with US
and drag US into the right path, Demo-
erat', Radicals, Liberals, Accspt-ths-Siiu.
alton men, Independents and Neutrals. The
the consequence 10, our mind has lately
been In . tumble, and we have been, in
politics, - nearly as words can express
our position Democratic Rad icsl- Liberal
Acceptthesitustion. M utral. We are sure
II each Of our friends could have had
a"resr 1t Us alone we would at this mo-
msnt DO occupying q definite position,
would have become either political fish,
nesh or fowl. We have consequently
concluded to make this arrangement;
Tuesday hereafter will be our Demo-
cratic day, and we shall then Be pleased to
commune in political felicity with the
Democratic leaders, Judges Green and
Allen, and the others. They shall have
Our undivided attention on that day, and
weshAll sndesvor 70 struggle TO believe
that wsshould go along with them towards
Democratic success, the glory of the Re.
public and the political millennium of
which they are assured.
wednesday shall DO our Radical dsy
and then We shall DO pleased TO meet on,
good friend, Num- Pope, who has no
come Damon 70 Our Pythi.s; Lipsv.,
Who Is fast becoming the "iriend ., -,
SEOUL" Hurd, who now smiles uno, :,
With the kindness and gsnisli,y Of . M,
morning sun; Wood, who Is as . broth,
- "a and the Others. On that day, in I,
company ofthsss patriots, We shall Si
eurssN up TO rsseling in q contemplate,
Of the glories Of Republicsnism, etc.
Thursdsy shall b. our Liberal day; a,
then come. Lansdsn, and come Comm,
aad come al the others! You will ind
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-22
TEE new Memphis paper, The Regis
ter, takes its Bourbon straight.

TIE Paducah 'Ksntuckian' expresses
its willingness under the pressure Of the
existing imperative necessity, TO give up
the name Of Democrat" and look around
for better party title. The 'Ksntuckian'
should hesitate. What will the Demo
cratic Mrs.. Grundy's say3
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-22

SMALL-Pox.-There are two smallpox
cases In the city-one black and the other
white.-tCairo Bulletin.
Do they classify smallpox cases down in
the Egyptian metropolis according to the
colors As Bill Arp says Of Greeley, we have
were We forced to choose between the two,
we would prefer the white.-lDecatur Mag
net.
The Magnet cannot throw away its
Bourbonic prejudices. 1t must still harp
on color, and even 90 so far in the direc-
ton Of reaction - to prefer white to black
small pox! Willthe Magnet never learn
that there has been war in this country,
that certain "faet" have been accom-.
plshed, and that among those facts is the
fact that white and black small pox stand
upon perfect equality before the law? II
this stubborn disposition-this persist.
sncy Of Democratic papers in raking up
the ashes Of the dead past, is not dscon.
tinusd, We cannot hope for success before
the people. We therefore beg the Mag
net 10 never again make the distinction
between white and colored small pox
Since the idea Of tolerAting Presiden,
Grant dawned upon Us, We have been
rather inclined to prefer black 70 white
but . Democratic effort has brought US e
the perfect equality platform, and we AZ.
now consequently ready to be qualified
that black is white and white is black
This Is new departure We hope TO see oul
friend Of the Magnet take, and We there
fore invite him 10 leave the plain o! Bour
bonic prejudice and como up higher,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-22
rrRrs or THE DAILY BULLETIN +;
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY BULLETIN

John n. Obsriy has reduced the snbscrip.
tAon price Of the wERKLY CAIRO BULLETIN
% One Dollar per annum, making ~ the
cheapest paper published In Southern Illinois.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-11-22

welcome, and recognise u as one Of you
by the strawberry mark which 10 not on
our LEFT arm.
Friday shall b our Accept-ths-Situs-
sion day, when We shall expect to be un-
vsxsd BY the companionship Of anybody
but ourself.
Saturday shall be our Neutral day, when
We shall be nothing to nobody and not any
thing 10 anybody.
On Sunday and Monday We shall rest
from our labors.
We hope this arrangement will be sat-
isfactory TO our numerous friends; but we
do not know what Mrs. Grundy will say.
Possibly il 10, as Toots would say, Of nc
consequence.