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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-31
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and Health-what we should Eat ana Drins'
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Alexa ndria La. Jan. 9TH lofI.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-31
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
.OOk at This!

I.ook at This!
< l 49,. A MAN
Can find at the store Of Jonas WeiPs
as well an assorted stock Of goods, "a
can be
FOUND
in the South, such as Dry Goods, Gro
ceries. etc. The Proprietor is not
DEAD 80 -
man. but alive to his own, and the IN
terest of the public. Those wishing 10
patronize him can do so, by calling
ON
him at his establishment, in the rear
of the Ice House, on
SECOND STREET, :.
where will be found AZ cheap q STOCK
of goods, as can he found
IN ALEXANDRIA.
Dee. 24-iy.
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HARDEE'S OFFICIAL
~ - -
OF
LOUISIANA.

list Published, and eay ready for delivery;
d embracing al the rev Parishes, ana every
thing else Of Interest An the State Every nan
OF business, and every head Of a family snouid
have this nap.
For sale by r. w. Bring hurst, sole Agent
for Rapidss and the adjoining Parishes.
May l3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Arrivals At tho Hotels.


C A Nav, Virginia IF Lyons. Virginia
W Hamilton, d 4 Blanchard,
Mrs johnson, Reno
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

Indigestion is the cause of nine-tenthS
ject to! Give tone to the omec and
digestive organs, and you will save more
than half in your doctors bills. Doctor
Icnley's Celebrated mi Bitters are rec
commended by all physicians 10 dyspep-
tics and for all complaints OF the liver
and digestive organs EA- See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. Lmar30-3In@
). +. MARKET.-E. Perasich next
door to the Carson Theaterl IS receiv-
ing "A large variety of candies, contec-
tiOneric>, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game. p"ul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption"
BABBIT METAL.-We have several
hundred pounds of old type on hand,
which will be sold cheap tor babhIt
metal. Those in wan of such can save
money by calling around.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-GO to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow. on Second street Tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
attention paid to viewing. =
II you desire rosy cheeks and Il com
.plrXion fair and free from pimpleS and
purify your blood by the use of
Ir. PItrct'> Golden Medical Discovery.
II has no equal for this purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
shoes at the New York Dry Goods
las If
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

SKATING.-The skating rink will be
open at the usual hours this afternoon
and evening. The Carson COtilliOn
band will be in attendance and a so
ciai dance Will he INDUCED in between
the hours Of g and l. p. III. Ladies al
mitted free.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Masses will be
celebrated in the Catholic Church to-
morrow easter Sunday at 5 and IL
O'Clock a. m. \ choir will be present
at the ii o'clock mass.
ALCHURCH-SERVICEs DUR
Passion WEEk.-On Tuesday ami
Thursday, at ) p. M; on Wednesday
and saturday, at ~ p. M; on Friday,
at III a.. M.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
ABOUT THE EARTHQuAKE.-Mr. \.

ABOUT THE EARTHQUAKE.-Mr. y.
c. Diggins. who arrived from indie
pendence yesterday and departed for
California by Overs stage, says that
the earthquake was pertectfully fright
full. Even in a frame dwelling, the
oscillation Was such that tables, etc.
We're thrsWn from side TO side of the
ooruS on the road from lndepend
euce at Big Pine Creek in Owens
Valley, large ti>>sIre had been caused.
extending hundreds of feet, and the
road near 70 the Ii~~Irv - much de
pressed. ttlatthe stage lad la Ice moved
by leverage from the lower to the
higher ground. The ~niicali0ns of
large volumes Of water which had run
from the assure were plainly to be
seen. Mir. DIg-inS owrsmuch mining
ropertv in the terro Gorip mining
region bat preferred leaving fer the
Bay to eo!nL to look after it. Much
destruction l. supposed to have occur-
red in those mines and all adjacent 10
them But one child j., reported as
killed and several severely wounded.
both children and adults.
OFF For TENA>.-M. ". Wheeler,
late Justice OF the Peacea and long time
resident OF Douglas county, yesterday
lett TINS sac WIN tiie Intention OF
permanently locating in Texas. 1t is
said that the lady Of his love was to
meet him Al Reno. and that those twain
would. Immediately ON his arrival
there. he made ono flesh. aud together
start for the Lcw home of the noble
Judge. W. wish the pair A happy
journey, add a happier lie. Mr..
Nheeier IS one al the oldest settlers
on the btnNH 81 the carson. having
gone thefe among the earnest eiill
nrants or from SALT LAKE lie
him. and rarries with him the best
wishes Of all. As regards the marry
my part an i 11Ght; the
ana nnads rn aavfre. for he ..knows
bnw. !, ! bi,,..Ifr
FRENCH y INDTAN.- Yesterday
mor-ning a Canadian Trenchmau who
~ .. - .,L
heeFs 4 "'"'"'"- "0"'0 VII '''
Carson street, east side. was cOnsldcra
bly, annoyed 10y a lot of >qUaws. who
were holding a little prayer meeting
on his porch. lie bere 1t patiently for
some time. bat on seeing one q TIE
u"a nt I,ndor riy. bo rnshoj ~
wards Mrs. Loani demanded wat for
she beat dat teetie American.' cine
enid no douht mao Il "hile iather.)
Inc IauE asserting her rI2h. 10 Whlp
her OFFSPRING as often AS she cilose'
ana continuing the III spite
OF the interference or the lrate Jana
ulah' he went ior her anu ch'>tiseu
Hef severely. NlalciiohN' en- en""t,
foafeu ne ana eNaht u was. Inc 10
family decamped- ana frenchv re
tired to his saloon covered with I'M
m"tai glory.
'i~"E 10 "u>e
,ise'i'eh' VI '!ei' III NC 3ee
that the stage Tor Steamboat iea'es the
ormsby House at 80 p. M, ana re-
80 va, d ? d ~ III
~ H. ainn va bar Ia,ra ~,
1" |H
s ~ ny "',ni' W. %nn
anu poetIc >a>pN' "Stii' loi WI: l'Sei
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

I-Iniicates hugh; If barometer.
T-lndICatrs temperature 81 mercury IN bar T.
T*-Indictt-- Temperature Of atmosphere.
iSnithsuuitn STANDARD tarotuerer- and Faren-
h-it thermometers are used il. making these Ub-
scrvatIpns
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
Posi- MoRTEM.-Drs. Waters and
Mooklar, yesterday held an autopsy
on the body of Mr.. NJ. D. Junkins,

'h AZ Noo
who died in the county hospital, OF
I Thursday morning. We were present
a., b, 200
4 human pelhS 50 supremacy happy d.
lr. Mookiai Was Nh!lSI cu'''i,s alo
examining the heafI OF decea>eu. ne
ile"ie was d aiS i" ri%t 81 an oiu'
nary slHeu steer. me o"ctofs say
thaI II rs matter Oh tfi'else "ohutl
now Juhkihs iiNeo as long as ne dld
me disease ne was primarily ailegIt'i
Win was |:fllrai reStr-lI%iloh. Inc
ieit reiitricle 81 lnG 'eaFt was i1tln'lio
Nv, N'Hi ""
hne "i''i'l '"'Nc> were iie"''H S"l'e'
mere WAS III tbe caNHN % ti'e 'ile>t d
large ailoullt OF NaltF. bFof>E Iao
SCI IN. l'F. DIAGNOSIS agreed
Win the results OF the autopsy. De-
He was we'll cared for bv the Presi-
dent OF the Board OF County C0mimi>-
1lLLBoN.-Io"lh- BRO. ave TINS
gay advertised TINS celebrated race
horse. We saw PillboX Yesterday
aw him yot his ~nbotorranh t,kap
a. 49,.
Ne nave NhH"4iu""iS Always oeei
an adinIrer of this, to our idea, pref
tIest horse IN the State, and perhaps on
the coast. So long As PlllboN Is al
lowed to run with a sound bit i'll his
mouth against any other morse III TINS
Stale, We snail always put upour com,
PIIlox He ha. eyerv nnint of a
Of .hnnfJar fnar 81 :" tia tpra
leps. and more muscle in his hind
quarters, THAI any horse OF his size on
t''e coa>l. we never "a" nun Iooh ;"
coy {" S.9'et""t' ne oeeH''u AZ
~" ma M aus W
ttC'uI "t'' u ie'' ~ i'oN HiN 'c> we
.i'P = 80 ~
- Neis lhuuSt'I'ue HaNe "o'le 'iu'n
- i"'pfoto C"io'H' tHet ""e 80"
" ' wv f"t'S-
COOP FRIDaY.-Yesterdav was Good
-
1 ''''S' At was "'' o">eiNe" "S VIC
were used to see 1t when young. There
'i sei> ''eS IL Fps
C"i"i t,. "a "e ~ IL ',e, "g,
any attention tn d,v W. knnw NOT
OF. Eighteen hundred years ago j. a
long time, and folks are apt to forget
=" hat may have beer done for them 50
long a-o; besides there are differences
OF opinion As 10 the day Christ / on,
80 OF course folks don't want To do
wrong II they can help it, by keeping
the wrong day.
~
49,.
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30
LOCAL IkTELIlC EN- e .
METE8 tDLoGiCAL,

Baromctrical and thermometrical Ohser-
NationS made daily by Professor Henry
Il. WhitchiII. state ML~neral0gist.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

ST. CHARLEs-GEoRGI TUFLI, PROPRIETOR.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-30

CUKBETT HOJsE-CORBETT BEUIHtHo, FNVFT.ILTVhs.
r A Cameron, Frankt'n E. b Pooley, Virginia
! A Smith. Mason Val y J \ Locke, Lake Tahoe
4 Fraser, Gold Hill T tivin-, Pine Nut
J johnson. Mountains Geo C,t0muah, Clty
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
DAILY GAZETTE.
C.P. Jonssox, Boron AxD P,or,nro..

THs DArIY 0Axl91s 4 tuhlisAsa svszy alssaoon.
tsxespt sanday) atl Market street. aaA served by
sarrien to subscfibou in I'll pasts Of WilminGton
and the sFrosndlAs towns "a Villages. for 'ix
cents vsSk. pSysble weekly. Yearly subscribers
IS. in advance.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE. established l7S4.
the largest and most Aourishing weekly tn the
tats. and hiss larger circulatiod tAan any other
the Psninsular. Published svsry Friday msSn-
ins at e Q yea1, in aAvaAso.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
New Root Il saO s,sa Oc Store.
n GEO. s. HAGANY,

No. WEST SECOND STREET -
between Market and Shipley has just laid in
large and varied assortment Of Boots and Shoes
for Ladies. Gentlenen. Boys. Misses and Children.
all Ofwhich he proposes to sell at prices to suit the
present and respectfully asks the public to
cp" and e1anline his stock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

CARBoLIc AcID IN SxAL1-Pox.-The London
Lancet publishes an account. by DR.. Watson, OF
several cases OF smallpox and scarlet fever, in
which the external application of carbolic acid
met with marked success. In the case Of one
patient with smallpox, whom he saw at the period
when papuls appeared. be ordered an enema, and
then had the patient--a glrl OF eleven years
sponged all ever with carbollc acid soap-suds.
The next day severe attack OF conAuent small
pox Was threatened, but the child was sponsed a
before, and then her whole body was paipted with
the carbolic-acid Rlycerine OF the British phar-
macoPea; Five grains OF Dover's powder were
given TO allay irrstability and the patient slept
quietly for several hours, when she was sponeed
eSaan: NO vesicles formed, and the patient vas
in few days.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
Exploration In Palestine.

valuable Contribution 70 the IiteIatuFs OF The
Holy Land is likely TO be the result OF an expedi-
ton which sailed from this city about a
month ago under the charge of Lieut. Edgar z.
Steever Of the United States army, who has re.
ceived the necessary leave of absence from the
Secretary Of War. The small country OF Pales-
tine can be viewed in its whole extent from many
places beside from Pisgah. From the waters OF
the Dead Sea, at its southern extremity, the
SHOWS Of Mount Hermon can be distinguished.
Nevertheless the whole current Of Sacred History
sets into Palestine from the Eaat and the relations
which Israel had with Edom. Moab, Ammon.
Bashan, and the Wilderness, from which they
Q merged q . new nation, render thorough ex-
poration of that region almost essential to peI-
feet comprehension OF some important facts in
the history of modern civilization 1t Is this re-
zion east Of the Jordan which the Palestine Ex-
ploration Society especially intend make known
to US.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

SOMETHING ABOUT MAMA. DIR. Daniel Han
bury, F. X. s., who is, par e1celence the English
invsstigstor of the history Of raw pharm aceuti.
cal products. undertook to inquire into the history
chafactsristics, and management OF Calabrina
maana, that district beinR described in Nurrsy's
aAodbook of Southern Italy as the chief seat of
the Trade in mama. He visited Calab OF Citra
dafiAS the present year, but had great difficulty
u AndiAg any really good specimens Of the drug.
Tbers sesms 70 BE- no do1bt that although Cal
abria was, oome years ago. almost the only
aoarao Of mansa, the production of it there has
osassd, the trsss of Sicily being now the source
from which shis article il derived.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
The ossa, vanaervser VIII. Case.

The famous vanderveer will case was before
the Court Of Erross and Appeals at Trenton, n. j..
yesterday a1s1son. The case is. it - well knoNp,
the most impeetont q its class that has sysr hen
before The 1su; jersey courts Ths sqeunt Of
propssty bequeAlAsd b the testatcr neesly
half million, and the different phasss q the eose
occupied the public attention fer tsv6Pl ydon.
The question involved in the present stt beapTe
this court il whether the FIVE cousins q the'de-
ceased are alone entitled &c the estate or whether
the children a deceased cousin are eatifled TO
ths share Of :. 1T parent. Senator Frellnghysen.
for the appellant,i e., the children of the deceas.
cd cousin. occupied the afternoon in his argument
The qasstion q issue has never been adldtkcAtSd
in the courts OF New Jsrsey. and the decision will
be looked to with great interest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

THE NAvY-THE MoSIroRs WORTHLESS 1t
has been ascertained that not than ten of the
nifty iron-clad vessels can be rendered useful for
naval purposes. Therefore the Government will
dispose of the remainder OF them, and as they will
b, sold for nothing better than old iron it will be
for the general beuefit The twenty light-draft
monitors built during tie war at q cost of &c.
OOO, 900 never fired gun, not having been called
into active service. bill is now pending before
the House of Representatives arpropnating e3,-
GOO. 900 for building ten sloops Of war In view
of the facts concerning the ineficiency Of the ma
W. efforts W Ill be made at the approaching session
Of Congress to completely reorganize it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

ANOTHER LIVINGSTONE ExPEDIT1oN.-A dis.
patch says the khedne of Egypt, one Of the most
remarkable men OF his day, has organized an ex.
petition which consists of five thousand men, and
il commanded by Purdy Bey. 1t goes to Zanzi-
bar in transports with the ostensible intention of
joining Dr. Livingstone, and of cooperating with
him ii agreeable; otherwise to act independently
In solving the problem Of the sources Of the Nile
under Egyptian colors. 1t is, however, doubtful
whether the expedition is intended TO join Dr.
Livingstone, or meet Sir Samuel Baker, or open
new line OF operations in Ahyssnia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

Vicks Floral Guide. of which W have receiv-
ed the January number. il more elegant in ap-
pearance than ever before. 1t is printed on fine
tinted paper, contains some five hundred admira-
bly exscuted wood cuts, and overAowe with infor.
nation Invaluable to growers Of flowers. Some
excellent hints are also given rural architecture.
window gardens &c. the Guide Is now published
quarterly instead of annually MS heretofore, ana
can be obtained from its publisher, James Vick,
Rochsstef, n. Y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
.bBPUBLlS LIFE ms. co.
CAPITAL sSrOCk. 100000 {.
~ ,sDtycr1pELAwARE BRANCH
No. On l&MsfAes street. wilm,-s,o..
IL H. oFFlcERsa
W 9uD. Lo1DRlI, President, .
X. EMMETT ROBINSON. Treasurer.
X. Z. FRAtM. Secretary aad ManagerJ
DIRECTORS:
Hon. Thos. p. Bayard. L.. :. Senator.
Col. II. S. McComb. Leather.
Clsfktks GrGgS Pres't J.. Il. " X.
Mark NJ. CisavSE Baaker.
Ieanier y Riddle. Kiidiie. Son 4 Co.
a:oa aHsnraa Z dsasiE SssaSiHE.ss ssr&s.si EcSssiix x..ut
Rev. J: y: Curtis, Pre-. Elder NJ. T. Church.
Alien v. Lesley. NJ. D.. State Senator.
john NJ Curtis. Physician;
X. Emmett Robinson, Banker.
This Company issues its policies on stock rates.
and its es CNO0Oo capital stock is pledged for the
payment Of its policies, which 10 security in addi
ton to its premium receipts that cannot be secured
in any mutual com Hpany.
No dividend delussOns-so much ineurance for
so mnch money-the difference in rates being equal
to twenty i've per cent. dividend in advance in
mutual company.
The inturine public are respectfully invited 70
cali on the undersigned at the Conpanye Office for
Information concerning plans Of ins1r.nc:, tables
Of rates. dc. II. G. FnAIA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
THANKS GIVING.

Tomorrow 10 the day set apart BY the Presa-
dent Of the United States and the Governoe Of
Delaware - o day for general thaaksgiving and
prayer. 1t is fitting and appropriate that the Peo-
pie Of the whole country should acknowledge the
blessings which benefcent Providence has vouch-
sAfed toward them during the past year. There
IL no compulsion exercised by the Government or
the State in the natter although the day for this
public acknowledgement is recommended BY the
hrst and accepted by the latter. whose request,
couched in brief and graceful language is "that ON
s,d day the good citizens of this State assemble in
their respective houses of religious worship, there
to offer up thanks for the many mercies and ben
eiits Of the past year, and to implore Divine Aid
for our future guidance and prosperity, in pursu-
ance Of the Recommendation Of the President OF
the United States"
1t II, therefore, not in obedience to the commands
Of those in authority that the people suspend their
daily svocataons and '.repair to their respective
houses of religious worship." or unite around the
family altar. and offer up their thanks to the Great
Ruler Of the Universe, for the benefactions that
have fallen in such profusi on upon them. The Of
fering which is brought on these occasions and
laid upon the altar is from the outgushing OF the
hsart-free and unbidden. The request that Is
made by our rulers is in conformity with the wish
and desire OF the people, and presents q sublime
and beautiful spectacle, and one which must be
gratifying to the Christian. 1t is in obedience to
the dictates of Him "who spake a. never man
spaks." and arises from the promptings Of the re-
religious heart of the country; all creeds equal
" invited and all participate in the general joy
that such occasions bring TO the church or the
family circle.
Thousands will meet on this occasion and par
ticpate in the homo festivities amid rslstives and
friends for the last time. Many seats that were
allsd by dear ones year ago will now be empty.
Some by unavoidable absencs, whose presence
may greet another occasion; but other ssats will
still ramind US OF the work OF death and the neces
sity for just such occasions the day presents to
call to the attention of the young and gay to the de-
pendence Of all upon the Benehcent Will by which |
ws are permitted to li7e and enjoy the great priv
ieges that are accorded us rs free and happy peo.
pie, and TO admonish US OF the necessity of liv-
ing in conformity with the precepts Of the Divine
Being before whom the whole nation is prostrate.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

EEvENuE FRAups.-A dispatch says the reve.
nue. fraud case against William +. Weld d Co. is
said to have been compromised by the defendants
paying into the United States Treasury $400. 1000.
The amount originally claimed by the Govern
ment was &l,4O0.Oeo. The suit against the same
nrm In New York has been compromised by the
payment Of 100000
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
The french crisis.

PARIS, Nov. "a. N.-There are NO injica-
tions Whatever this morning OF q settlement Of
the differences between the executive and legisla-
tive dspaxtments Of the 0osssnneat!t Both Tres
ident 1hien and the Committee Oh Address in re-
ply to his message firmly adhere to their respect.
i've positions, and the situation is regarded by all
- very serious 1t.G4 a{s4t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

GERMANY INCREASING HER ARIsrocRAcy-A
special dispatch from Berlin to Tne London
Tunes says ~ landed proprietors will probably
b elevated to the peerage 10 qualify them for
seats in the Upper House of the Lantae.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27

Mr.. Josiah Mason, of Birminghsm, has received
- o4sr Of knighthood from Her Majesty - Q 70.
ward for his mani6cence in the causes Of charity
aaA eaueation, Mr. Mason founded the Erdrin-
tna Orqhanags and the Birmingham Seisnoe COL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-27
Furniture ana venltlan Binds.
J.&J. N. HARMAN,

MO. KlN0 BIHEG1s Wl1NlN0IUNsVBB y.
We respectfully. inssrm the citissns Of
:ss q: ~
Don hand at our large and long sstaklishsd
warerooms. EuIptture Of every variety ard style.
tuRaitaSs. suitable for parlof. diDins-sCsa spd
chamber uses. u
Oar s4sortment Of Furniture ~ large and vensA
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