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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18
Sprtial 4lutirrs.
Disease Recoils

From the system that has been inygorated and reg
ulated by a course Of that most benefeent OF all
vegetable e kris, Hostetters Stomach Bitters
Such at least is the inference we are compelled to
draw from the testimony OF thousands OF persons
residing in unhealthy Districts who attribute Their
escape from the epidemic and other complaints
which prevail there in tile spring and autumn solely
to the use OF this great protective and preventive
medicine. Many western and southern farmers
and planters, as invariably as they sew and plant
in the spring and reap and gather in the fall. ad-
minister It at those seasons to their families and
employees, and take It themselves from twice to
Three times day. The demand for It in the fever
and agle districts bordering on the Mississippi
ohio and Arkansas Rivers IS immense; aud where
ever the natural conditions are such as to generate
Intermittent or remittent feyers, 1t is held in the
pher,c virus which proyokes then, anu as a swf
and certain remedy for those distressing forms Of
disease. Il is almost unnecessary to say that this
renowned tonic ana renoyaior Is now generally ac.
eepted as a standard specific for Indigestion, bi
iousness. nervous distemper, rheumatism, physica
weakness and mental dependency not only by thu
| public at large, but by all unpreJudieed medca
men. The vast popularity OF the Bitters has
| course led 10 many cOuuterfeits and limitations
against which the community are requested to /,
on their guard
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

Soda Water Soda Water
PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CHANGED.
Gas generated from
Pure BCarh soda.
Water drawn T. ON POrcelain-llued
Fountains
Syrups made from sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar.
Pure Cream, daily, from the country.
Ice planned IN each glass Of soda Water.
Arctic Apparatus Sparkling and bright
re-upened for the season. soda Water.
FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS SYRUPs.
CarbOnic Acid Water or Soda Water as 1t is popu-
larry called, when properly made from pure mate
rails and Kept out Of contact with deleteriO1s metals
Ike copper, lead or brass,ls refreshing an whole
some drink, grateful alike TO the thirsty and TO the
| invalid, Sucn soda Wate is drawn from gu" Arctic
| Apparatus, where We shall be glad to all WIN
| ENJOY this agreeable beverage
| No intoxicating liquor is dispensed from our
| Fountain.
SMITH 4 PAINTER Pharnaceutsts.
| Seventh and Market atrppta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

We spoke the other day OF the bad blood ere.
ated in the community by lawyer-mauaged pa
per like the Patriot, which acting on ''sfop' in.
stincts, is always egging on litigation. How the
thing works is illustrated by the following Incl
dent Not long ago a well known citizen was
thrown from his carriage. aud received some in
juries, in consequence of his horse taking fright
1T the body Of another horse that had just fallen
dead in the street. He says that in the mex,
twenty-four hours he received proposals from uo
less than six pettifogging lawyers, offering to
prosecute the District government for damages
on his behalf; charging him no fees, but taking
the chances Of getting damages, in which case
they would take half the Judgment for their
pains. He peremptgIly declined their overtures.
and told them one aud all, that he haii no
grounds, whatever, Of complaint
This class of practitioners have been yarousy
designated rs "shysyeI-," "Iombs lawyers" &c.
The Washington relr -eEtatiyes Of this clas-
may not know law enough to be aware that they
lay themselves liable 20 conviction Of the offence
OF harratry, but the better informed lawyers who
run the Patriot 10 kuow it, That offence il de-
lined by the law books as The practice OF excit-
ing and encouraging law suits and quarres."
Miles o'Rtily's grave is without head-stope
a tyif MI. - 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

The Democratic aud Liberal Republican"
candidate for Congress, il Chester and Della
ware counties, is our friend DIR. Franklin Tay-
lor, who finds himself, through his attachment
to Mr.. Greeley, in a singular attitude He is
opposed to all his former political friends, Ga
very few excepted and supported by the men
against whom he has contended. for years The
Doctor, however, believes that he is engaged il
a movement like that Of the organization OF the
Republican party in 1856, and that the effort
now being made for Mr., Greeley is a sincere at
tempt ia the direction of Reform belief il
which few persons are able to share.
Doctor TAYLOR is admirably qlsliGed, as we all
know, for seat in Congress. We can only wish
that he had been nominated on better plat
form, in more sincere political movement, SC
that the staunch and overwhelming Republican
majority in his district might have the peasur,
of electing him. As it is, it must be regretted
at any rate, that some one else could not hav,
been selected for the sacrifice. Why not Smed
ley Darlington,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

RI publican Mass Mrrting-The Ball Rolling,
A Republican Meeting will he held at the City
Hall on Monday evening next Addresses will
b, made by Major ], Il. Loland, the Republi
can nominee for Congress, and by Hon, y. b
Smithers The Clubs will have a torch-light
procession on the occasion, so that We may ex-
pect lively evening.
A public meeting is announced to be held il
Milford on Friday evening next to be addressed
by MSjor Lohand Mr.. Massey and others
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

have tested BOyer's lioof Liniment on the feet
Of over one hundred horses The difference IN the
COnd ton Of the feet is great IN its favor hat
would not be without II for ten times It's cost 1t
should he properly applied 10 every horses hnof, es
pecially IN the summer when ne horses feet are
always In contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up ami they become ard and feverisn,
Will produces contraction. e rms, quarter cracks
ContraC ion Of The back stnew, commonly called
"Knee Sprung" and often from the pains In the
ho0is It produces sweeney IN the shoulder. We re-
commend Il as the best preparation we ever used
II should be used on every horses hOuf as commons
" oil is used on harness OF m bsuts to he, p
them in good condition. h. X. CUNKLIN,
Proprietor and superintendent Of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street. Philadelphia
L. BRINGHURST a CO., Apothecartes,
cor SIKH and Market Streets
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
| llOuf Liniment, are fully prepared % supply il
wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prl vs..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

THIS superb HAIR DYE is tile Bet IN The World
Perfectly Harmless Reliable aud Instantaneous.
No Ridiculous units q imp easaht Odor. The genu-
Inc W. A. BACHELORS II AIR DYE pruluu Is
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the SKIN, but leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only
safe and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists
Factory 10 BOND ST., New YORK.
maro-esd&wly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT DETERMINED 10 sur
PRESS IT.
MADRID Sept. Is.
His Majesty King Amadeus, in the course Of
his speech, delivered at the opening OF the ses-
sion Of the new Cortes, declared that the Gov
eminent was determined to subdue the rebellion
in Cuba, and would send to the Island all the
additional troops required to bring the war to a
clOse
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18
spain,

R. R. ACCIDENT BETWEEN GENOA AND BARCELONA.
MADRID, Sept. II.
Two passenger trains between Genoa and
Barcelona collided The casualties number
twenty, including several killed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

TIE ARREST AND ENVIRONMENT or An AUTHOR.
PARIS. Sept. II.
Edmund About, the French author has been
arrested aud confined at Strssburg, by the Ger
man authorities. His wife and children are not
permitted to see him OIen=e has been taken
prnvipcas
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

New Hsmpshire's cranberry crop this season
will be the largest ever raised in the Stste.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

Hon. Jason b. Brown, Democratic member
OF the Senate of Indiana, spoke at Greencastle,
IN that State on the 18th and took square ground
against the Greeley national and State tickets,
and declared it to be the duty OF all good citizens
in the present emergency to vote for Gen Grant
for President. and Gen. Tom Brown for Cover
NOR
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18
The Fire Fiead.

FIRE BREAKS OFT IN THE OIL ROOM OF A STEAM
ER-No SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE.
PoUduKEEPsIE, n. y. Sept. II.
The steamer Dean Richmond caught fire in
her oil room on the way to Albany. The pass
epgers we're rescued and the fire was extinguith h.
ell without any serious damage.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

NOTICE -3n1ts and shoes Tor all seasons Of the
~ year, On second street al the third shoe store
rom either Aa-Aet " SIMPLIFY street, Wilmington,
Del he subscriber would inform his friends and
me pubic t1at H. has 2 uaHd large and well Sc
lected assortment. -, Ia Eant Of substantial
anu easy nli.n2, 44Acl-+ie JO0ts and shoes would
10 W-u - give mo and examine MS STOCK
farlculaf a. eiiil 2Tel - ordered WORK In all ~
branches. EepaItllS : mpi.y attended 70. The
publlc are fespegtt-.g t-S.l'si " give rs call.
Jtl5-sm T. K CRAWFORD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

ENIBsT NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
DeDOs' tory nj the Public ki"'s3es,
AND
FINANCl IL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GKO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid Up Capital, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s5OO,OOO
EW-Phlladelphla and New YORK Exchange fur
nished TO regular depOsitOrs without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 A. NJ.
DIRECTORS:
CLEMENT d. sMYTu, GEoRaE W. Brsu,
ISRAEL PusEY, ELI GARNET,
HENRY y. MCCOMB, JOSHUA 4. HBALD
bAAUkL JAMES, WILLIAM TATNALL,
EDWARD BEITa octl-'y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays
ezeepted,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South Hest
corner Filth and Market Streets. Tt7o Cents copy
siS Douars year, By mail, or served BY carriers
Throughout the city,
THE DBLARARB TRIBUNE, u0eekly,) inc great
Penis,llar organ Of Farmers and Frtlfo0erS, p'io-
Rshed every Thursday morning, at 1'so Dol'arS
Year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President ULYSSES S. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRY WILSON
Electors-BEEJANTN S. BoorH.
WILLIAM T. CoILISs.
DAVID w. MORE.
For Congress-.JANES II. LnFL, ND.
NEW CASTLE c. U'iY.
For Sheriff.. LEWIS ARMSTRONG.
For coroner-CHARLEs A. WiSsLow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

~ OF x.
~ would cal espeg.a. s,teutiOn 70 Cur nav styles
OF plctefta Of "6EkAAS FINISH, .Wa.ch We do
hot think are surpassed IL this any other tounHy
many thousands Of which are IN this city, nd f0f
tneir quality We give gsnera- reference
n a W GARRETT,
April %, 1910. 10 Market sttga
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

Miles OReilly's grave is without maidstone.
and il covered with rank growth Of weeds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-18

WILMINGTON, DBL.
"Wednesday Afternoon. Sept. is'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-18
BOARD OF HEALTH.

y
There was no quorum and no regular meet
ing Of. the Board of Health yesterday. Those
present resolved themselves into an informal
meeting, presided over by the Mayor. Cap.
tain George H. Mofstt reported lot in bad
condition at the west end Of Broad street.
At the suggestion of the Mayor, it was decided
to request the commissioners of the Markets
to'deferthe work of repairing the lower Mar
ket until tho wsathar- haaanaa -annlor. DIR.
Pslzer remarked that the published reports OF
the proceedings of the board were likely to
create wrong Impression abroad as to the
sanitary condition OF the city, reports OF gel
low fever having already been circulated
through the up.country In consequence, and
suggested that they be discontinued. DR..
Geddings and some other members agreed
with him IN the suggestion, but no regular
action was taken. The health of the city was
reported excellent. The meeting then ad-
iourned. -a
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SntHH1'E,

At meeting Of The prUtnHlant EplHoopal
Cirrgy ot dharlaaLoa the following tribute To mo
n,rmury OF ,hn Rev. tHui Tiaplur, u. H., wan
aiop,al nnd 0rderah u, ia r,ibllslrdI
Tae doath Of D,ir beloved ami hnIorah brother,
NJ dlaLanoc from lie gily 0f hls hlrtit ana from
tho sialo to which hp hal ayar clung Will M DO
voted an attachment, although mot unnxpUctnh,
IL not tho loaa painful ami afTlrLiva. Wa mourn
tho loss Of friend viii, whom Hiany of I'M hnvo
beon long ami lovingly Hsauoatsf,; Of An nbln and
unnluchlng exponent of tho ambient Doctrine,
discipline and Worship Of our Uhnrcl; Of ono of
tho most truthful, honest AMI uonragsDuH OF lilo
champions Of tho 0rossi OF u kind. candid aud
catholic nature over mullowlng and rpcning In
tho warm beams OF Gospel tyuth. Wo rooal. with
gratitude to God, his long, varlouH untiring
labors In all departments OF tho Chrin.
sian ministry, on tho moor OF our con-
ven,ions, docesAn and general, In the halls OF
theological instruction, In tho faithful preaching
Of tho Word to rich and poor. learned and un :
learned, In the ministry OF love TO every class,
without distinction OF race or color. NeVcrthc-
less, we know that he has been taken from the
auterings OF amartyr.llfe to entor Into the Joy OF
his Lord; that he has laid down the cross 80 long
and patiently borne to receive that crown OF
righteousness which fadeth not away; and we
humbly indulge the hope that we may 80 Initiate
his faithfulness In his ministerial career, that we
may hereafter share with him In the triumph OF
blessed eternity.
To the family and friends OF the deceased, we
would ofIer our deep and tender sympathy in this
their irreparabe loss.
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. for New York.
Miss Winston, James Sklllen and wife, NJ Will
kina, Mr. Poznansk', Miss Poznsnski and maid, e
Norman, T Ha1aran. ] D Ford, Dennis, Dr W
q Huger and vile, Miss Dennis, MISS Perry, :
Bennett, E Kalmas, ] Blanchard, Baobltt, G
Babbirt, Rev Bsobltt and vile. Mrs Eyerson,
Mrs Ryan and four children, " Greenfield and
son, W Gradlck, N G Moonchine, kennedy,
wife and nurse, Capt N Coste, N Oowl y, Mrs
II McGrath, q Kerrigan. @ CIaussen, F West
ton and wife, n A Hayward. and steerage
Per steamship ChamDlon, from New YORK.
Miss l. Anderson, Mrs q Cope, Harry Ball, Foot,
CARING TT CARING sollmaIn, Hlss Fr,sOd sO
CAPT q Barr, q D Iugeraoll, sheppard, Miss .
A Michel, IS Woodward. Mrs ] Cochran. Kew
OuthDert. W Hale, Graveley, Jno Berkele ana
wife, Mrs Hammerscnmldt, Mr. Perry, Mr. Read,
f Fraser and son, Mary Learing and child, VIM
Rutherford, Richard Johnson. Priscilla Small and
steerage. ,,-
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltlmore-Mrs
Warnake, q Levy, b Thayer, Mdme Josepnlna
Williams cord.
Per steamer Emile, from Jacksonville, Fernan.
dim and ssvsnnsh-Mlss A Owens and deck.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Navsl
Stores Market.

OFFICE UHARLBsTON NEWS,
WRND1sDLY EVENING, July II, 1872.i
OoTroN.-The market was quiet and dull, with
some inquiry for strict good ordinary qualities, Of
which grade about 200 bales were sold, say 1877
bales at 2oXc, and 85 at 20 1880 p b.
RrCR.-The business In this grain was light;
sales 20 tierces OF clean Carolina at 7Kc y ID.
We quote common to fair at 7@7Hc; good 7H@
sHc.
NAVAL SToREs.-ReceIpts ia bbls spirits tur.
pentlne, 400 bbls rosin aud 40 bbls crude turpen-
tine Spirits was somewhat steady; sales 100
bbls at 4l@42c, as in packages Rosn, sales 600
bbs common at 81 80 for strained, 81 40 FOR low No
Q, 81 so for No 2; fne grades were dull. Crude
turpentlne may be quoted at s. l5 for virgin,
50 10 for yellow dip, and 81 so for hard.
RRBraHTs.-To Liverpool, BY steam direct, noml'
asl on uplsndsi nominal on sea islands; via New
FORK, IA on uplands, IA on sea islands; by sail,
nominal on uplands, on sea islands nominal
TO Hsyre g. on uplRnds. Oosstwise-to New York
BY steam 81 on uplanls and - on sea Islands;
81 so 2 slerce on rice; 600 q Dbl on rosin;
py sail No 2 b on cotton; - p uerce
on rice; 500 p barrel on rosin; So on
lum Der; $40 p II on timber. TO Boston, oy BALL.
g p tb on upland cotton; ro6ln o5o; resa"oa
stun $1o@lo so; phosphate $5@6 so. To ProVi'
ience, by sail $40 2 n on boards, xc = ID on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rates.
TO Phila aielphIs, by steam 81 p on COTTON;
BY SAL, $50 n on boards; 50 6o@1o on timber; 10
per ton enclay, and s8a$a 50 on phosphates. TO
baltimore, by steam Xc p b by sail, SO 6o@7 =
on boards; ss@s so on timber; 50 2b =
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN de-
nsud BY our merchants to take lumber freights
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Dsrien aud satil!a River,
H., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo@12 p are the rates on lumoef anu
,oardH.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills 24%S2S.
Donnsr1o EXCHLRea-Tho banks purchase
sRht checks on New York at par q Y premium.
and sell at X@X premmium. Outside they pur'
chase at l.ls@X premium, and sell at s.lo91
premium.
GoLD-l3A014h.
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E AMERICAN CONSULAR DIGNITY.
George Butler's Latest E1ploit-A Wor-
thy:Nephew OF the New Orleans Ty-
rant. - - - .r. - I'd

-.ltaA % -. -" -. LONDON, July II.
Mall advices from Alexandria of last Friday
coakain detailed accounts OF the afray be-
tween Consul-General Butler and the Khe-
dives American officers. Butler, his secre-
tar7. Wadleigh, and an attache of the consul,
named Stroiago, were dining at Greek res,
taurant. where were also Generals toring ana
Reynolds and Major Campbell; AS taey were
leaving the restaurant Lorlng received
salute from Butler, but Campbell passed on
without recognizing him. Butler shouted,
"Good evening, Major Campbell" Campbell
retraced his steps, high words and blows en-
sued, and the whole party went into the street,
where Wadleigh fred several shots at Camp
bell, wou1ding him dangerously; Reynolds
then fred AZ Wadleigh, ut Without she;t: e. :
The difficulty, 1t is repol Ted, grew out OF
long standinr enmity between Butler and
Campbell. The military commission appoint
ed to inquire ipto the fracas Is still In session
In Alexandria. 1t is composed of General
Stone, Colonel Purdy, and several native
officers of the Egyptian army. Buffers de-
psrture Is confirmed. His destination Is not
certainly known, but it Is reported that he
left with no Intention of returning.
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Obitnarp.

FARABEE.-Departed this life on the 10th In.
stant at Mount Pleasant, after short illness OF
typhoid fever, Mrs JoHANNAH N. A. FARRABEE.
only daughter Of the late Mark L. Williams OF
Wadmalsw Island, In the forty. fifth year OF her
aYe. How sad to see the feeble husband de-.
priyed OF one who only knew how tn admlnisfer
TO his wants and soothe him In his suffering, and
the helples babe OF its mother. the dearest and
truest one In It's helplessness. But God doeth all
things right.
She faded with the flowers OF spriug.
With their fragrance passed away;
She passed away, but not In darkness,
Death brought with it for her no sting.
Then rest, Oh happy heart,
Beneath the graves green sod,
With the mornings snnlight on thee streaming.
From the golden hills OF God.
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TIE ESCAPE OF STOKES.
How tho Jury Stood when DischAN'

The New York papers say liih' 'ne o.oSs
seene Of the trial Of Stokes lor tile nluioei VI
rtop draw the largest crowd ever seen III
NJ w YORK court.room. The following partic-
,,lsrs of the proceedings OF the jury are given:
m Saturday evening, when they retired 10
deliberate, a ballot was taken wnicn resulteo
in seven for murder ia the hrst degree, tnIee
for acquittal, and two Tor mansaugnter ~ JUG
tSt.d Ssoree This state OF affairs remained
mill the iury came Into court and got Colonel
Flsk's clothes. The clothes were all trled Oh
oia nf the iurors, and they arrived at tne con.
clnsion tnat Fisk had both his aros enVelopeo
In his military cape at the time stokes nreo,
and consequently that the theory OF FISK draw
ing apistol was humDug. rms innuenGeu a.
tha three for acquittal 70 Veer rounu lor man-
slaughter In the third degree.
The medical testimony was thrown OUT al
together, all believing the wound mortal lrem
the first, and the question OF INSANITY was
barely referred 70. There was iong oiscus s.
afon as to the premeditation. All the Ju,o.s
were of the opnIoH that stokes neve, a1oedio m1us
the Grand Central Hotel with the premeoi-
tated design of meeting and killing tlsk. Ine
sayan iurOrs who were for murder, oeneVe
that wben Stokes met Fisk on the stairs, IN
T1omsnt he formed In his mind the design OF
killing Fisk, aud that this second was SUM-
Client time tor premedltatlon. Tne hVe jurors
stoutly maintained that Stokes pulled the pls-
tol In the heat OF passion, being stirred TO
frenzy by signt of Flax, and that his crime was
only manslanghter in the third degree. The
debate on this point became quite excited,
and some harsh words were used on both
sides. Time aud again poll was taken, but
all to no purpose. Firm TO their opinions.
they all remained, anc at last fell asleep, but
woke mn in ihe came state of mind. Finally
they cave up the dispute, seeing that there
was no hops of altering their opinions. 1t Is
the opinion OF ofseveral Jurors that ifthey were
allowed to bring in verdict of murder in the
second degree or manslaughter In one OF It's
higher degrees, they would have arrived at o
verdict; but this was not allowed tnem; As
the Judge charged them, they should either
find' verdict Of murder in the first degree,
manslaughter in the third degree, OF &C.
quittal.