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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
The American Wixw1ni 81 e.SnY".

,r:o,n :a'.r. Tsylo. Le.tsrs 80 '!.e Sc. J Il.
.g.Ju.c.
VIZ r:s.e! o.. under TIE IA, trees, ;l-.:.
q SeV.-aIlc wi.waaI. :al. enough anu grant.
enough -: D!!s.e; Feet or Nole-in-:lo Day.
icoE!et: upon or vision. X stand. II q hol.
low. viii! tie cough. neglected erovc e.cir-
cling j: on al. s.de.. 4 hundred :ee: i. ci--
c.lnteyence iy about ,lir:v Eve see. il
height. covered with canvas paia:ed TO
i....:a.e :Le Ornamental. bLta,o hide:
q, re cI.U.: ievond The Missouri. j. i
real. g "v:: picturesque object. The
Imitation i excellent, ana there exc no
other building. Lea: tncU.a 20 interfere
seriously viii. tie nCD.entary Illusion. Bat
tor IA. n-.L.t.e. q. AXIS and table, seat
tered IL iron: Q. the entrance. ant. the
woaae.!l. and excited Nie1ne.se. WAC !or
tLc :ir.t time drew tie Ia s:ec.ous siie:;y
ccoi,icr through The i!yaoCiou: straw. one
Ll:h, have excectad. - fli red sk;Hs
il wal: behind tGcse pain:e! ecai;,s.
II was CT: mild co.ored brother, bow
ever. VITO .s.Ge. from. the chief. Lodge.
and after .aiiGy scanriu. Us from head
to foot. addressed Us IL the accents
o. New York, 'CocktaiI!' brandy
smash :! IA. American drinks here.
sii' Truly enough. Tie Ni.wam !. . bag.
and nothing else, There is an American
bar" outside the grounds another and mo:e
gorgeous, pavilion like affair is going NJ in.
side: bu. NJ. W.eLle had Heard of the Ger.
man popularity o. the song 9, Hiswacha.
and his tent, to the native mind. .E1p.rts a
weird. aboriginal 1.avo. to the stCaa se CON.
pounds. While l was examining the .c.
tire. Of sca.ps. se!pents and butfaloes which
cover it, one CT the imperial archduke. took
MS seat az the table and called fer GOOD
specimen OF American wine. did not as
certain With w!.a: he "a: served. nc: bow
u: like: !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

AIMED their duel, in which Pourarre Steel:
VA slain. When the first shock OF the af'
fair was over, Mr. Nobilysy took heart ."
renew his former suis to Sylvia; and AS
they had their choice between ahcoua"etns
Sa,h.r and brother received him lin his owa
house by the way, without violence --:sr
York Graphic.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

,,.,,rI, advertisements, inserted every UtheS
hsv r.. i. CHARGED two-thirds oAthe above rates
secon. page month: ADVERTISEMENTS 'a'i'
5T~ansin. .dyaTtIsem.a.. LAM the yum .: TIE
oane. l;.t insertion Z 80 gtr square; eacl sd'S'
CT.en. ms. rtion seventyt.ve cents per sqhais. -
gAcord yape transient aGys II l5enith.s, sHe.' AVA
adye,1I senints inserted ~ intervals 20 be
Atarped a. new each insertion. -,
60 aI~erijsers who advertise largely, vii!
~ allowed such discount nom above haned t jan,
Se.: ra;.. as NAV lie agreed upon; pTov!dea, tuas
a. 30 Sase .hai! such G!sco1.' s~'"e"
Der csE'. ,..s.r,s,.s to :e
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08

smother me-" She opens the door and you
start again, and she helps you with the
Iaup. First she puts it on the wrong side
Of the rail, then she moves it so the neat
comes up from the chimney and scorches
your nose. just as you need it the most.
you lose .ight of it entirely, and turning
around. find her examining the wall
70 see how tina. 0an has put on the
whieewash. This exc..es YOU. and brings
out the perspiratiOn IN greater p.ofnaion.
and YOU declare you Will kick Tie bedstead
Cuc 0: doors i: she dOesa' cone around with
.ha. light. Then che comes around.
Finally the cord il laid ali righ:, and VOC
proceed 10 execute the very delicate job of
tightening it. The lower ropes are first
the frat one and einkiny it down. hang
iEs to the headboard with tue clutch OF
death. Then you step with the other foot
on the next line. spring that down. lose
your balance. grab fos the head board, miss
il. and come down in heap. This is re-
peated more o: less time. across the length
of the bed, The only variety being the new
place. you Sruise. The top cord. aye tight
eneG in another way. and you now proceed
70 thai. You frs. put one foo: OF each rail.
which spreads you some. and as you Go 1t
tbs frishttui thought strikes you that II
one OF those feet should slip over. nothing
OF earth would proven. you from being
spill: through t. the chin. Then you pUl!
Up the frs: rope unit! your eyes seems to
be or the point o: rolling cut OF their
sockets. and the blood in your veins fairly
S,oaD.; and OF being convinced that you
can't pull. any further without Gripping
yourself tor life. you catch hold o: the next
rope and draw that ur-aud grunt. Then
you move along to the next. and draw that
up. ana grunt again. just as you have
go: to the middle. and commence to think
that you are about through. even II your
iCiIt. will never again set a. they dI0 be.
fore. you sone way OF other mis-. the con.
uec:.oa and find tina: you have - go back
and do il al. over. Here you pause for
few minutes Of Oracu!ar reireslment. and
then slowly and carefully work your
wav back. You don't jump down and walk
back. because you are afraid TO spread out
in tina: way again You sort OF waddle
back. working the way inch by inch. and
wi:A cVnsulnmate patience. A man thus
stretched across q beds:ead never becomes
60 excited as to lc.e hi. presence Of mind.
Il would be instant death to him 1t he did.
Then he goes over i: agai-. waddling and
pulling. groan!ns and granting. while his
wife moves around with the lamp and tells
hin. to take i. easy. and not scratch the bed.
stead any more than he can help. and that
sis can't tell which creaks TIE most. he or
| TIE beds.ead. And atte: he gets through
| she has the audaei:y to asl. him 20 bring in
| the feather beds. In the dead Of light that
man will stea! Up to tina: room and look at
| tina: beLstead, and swear.-Da"b.Ty Vevs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-08
rir WEEKLY REPCBLICAN

q .h., s..ry SATURDAY. morning. ana cIhtans
ar NV. y :e, graph, ui.cs llane.rs reading ed.'
soriai, local matters 8: genera public interest:
eor,.n.,..A and monetary reports anu eve! l'lns
Sha. apu..r. IN :he Daily, 1zceI: s'c !I.Hh an az
=. Ii,.,r -, 40 yul.llc moment .Ae sfh hn'
prprTraE +. an excellent iami; paper. 'al.abie
a. wei :os nstiu'tion an1 anus, insh' s
YOL 81 :is euIrsn. topics Ci re Gay'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
sIeepInR In n Cold hmm.

Halls Journal of HeqlH. says that cold bed.
chambers always imperll health and invite fatal
diseases. Robust persons may safely sleep in a
temperature OF forty or under. but the old the
infant and the frail, should never sleep in A
room where the atmosphere is much under tfty
degrees Fahrenheit
All know the danger Of going direct into the
cold from very warm room. Very fow rooms
churches, theatres and the like are ever warmer
than seventy degrees. II il IL freeziug out OF
doors, 1t is thirty degreeg-the difference being
forty degrees more. Persons viii be chilled bv
such change in ten minutes, although they
may be actively walking.
But to lie still in bed, with nothing to promote
circulation, and breathe for hours an atmosphere
OF forty and even iifty degrees, when the lungs
are always at nlnety-e!SLt if too greGt change
MANY persons wake up ia the morning with in.
nammation OF the lungs who went to bed we'll
and are surprised that this should be the case
Ihe cause may often be found in sleeping In A
room the window Of which had been foolishly
hoisted for ventilation. The water-cure iour-
mails OF the country have done an incAcnIable
injury by the blind and indiscrimite advice of
hosting the window at night.
The rule should be, everywhere during the
part OF the year when fires are kept burning to
avoid hosting outzde windows. II is safer and
better to leave the chamber door open, as also
the nre-place-then there is draft up the Chin
hey, While the room II not so likely to become
cold. II there ID some fire in the room all night
the window may be opened an inch. 1t ls safer
TO sleep IN a bad air all night with temper
AZURE over htty, than IN pure with tenn
peratnre under forty. The bad air may eicken
you but cannot klll you; the cold air can and
does kill very often.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
a Ranss. rsIesraph opera.sr.

Among the victims of the fever at Shreveport
was Alfred Saville. one Of the best known and
most accomplished telegraph operators in the
country, and attached to the command Of Gen
eral John II. Morgan during the late war, the
story Of whose practical and profitable jokes on
the Federals enlivened the gloomy annals Of
those times. His feate on the enemy's wires,
throwing large forces Of Federal cavalry on the
scent directing them to the right and left, op-
ening their lines for the dashing Morgan 70
sweep through in quest of men and horses, are
among the most romantic incidente Of the war.
Few have forgotten how, early in the game. he
took possession of the wires between Nashville
a body Of FederAls operating in Southern KEN
tueky, giving peremptory orders not to send any
more troops, but plenty Of provisions and am
munition. and how an old friend. then in charge
at Nashville, detecting the peculiar touch Of tin-
geriDg Of the bogus operator, flashed back to
him this good-humored answer "Get out SA-
VILE or I'll send the cavalry after you" Saville
volunteered his services at Shreveport after
every resident operator had been stricken down,
and died at his post.-AGeon, Ca, Messenger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
WILMINGTON, DRL.
Tue esdav Afternoon. October "a.
PROGRESS TOWARD INTERNATIONAL UNI


Somewhat nearer, as time passes, appears to
come the fraternity of civilized nations. The
way is being paved and opened fast by the i'm
provements in the modes of transit and oom-
munication, and the mutual benefits OF COM
msrce. A daily line OF steamers for Europe,
rAmi6cationa OF the telegraph, that throbs in
unceaeing pulses across the ocean, make us al
most cosy and sociAble next-door neighbors with
Europe, But the more closely the ties OF con-
stant communication are drawn, the greater is
the need Of a common language and a common
currency. which are probably the next gifts of
the Future. our part in these changes will be
9 particularly easy and pleasant one, if the
English tongue and the American currency shall
b. the accepted types for common use,
3, many things seem to foreshow. Our decimal
system can hardly be improved upon, and the
poor people who have to struggle with the intri
cacies Of pfennigs groschen, kreutzers, and the
like, and to study new currency whenever they
happen to step across their own boundaries, must
Sigh for its compact simplicity.
The English gold which the balance of trade
in our favor is now bringing into this country, Is
being "naturalized" by the New York assay Office
and the Philadelphia mint, the soverigns being
first melted into bullion and then converted into
American coin 1t will bs good day when the
trouble and expense of such processes are no
longer needed, and money as well as ideas, can
circulate freely from nation to nation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
THE POST oFFlcE DEFICIENCY.

We print. elsewhere, very full report of the
testimony taken before the L. S. Commissions
er, yesterday, in the hearing of the charge of
embezzlement, prefen ed by the Special Agent
of the Post Office Delartm ant against Capt. E..
]. Dougherty. After giving it in detail to our
readers, we may fairly leave the case to their
judgment, pending its further and full investi-
CATION, upon a trial before jury.
One thing may be remarked that the Post
Office Department has regarded the Office in this
city as well conducted, and complaints against
its management have been very rare. The
present cloud over 1t is therefore especially to
be regretted, not only by the Pharasaic Gazette,
but by fair-minded and unbiased people
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

What glory or what benefit England will de-
rive from her Ashantee war, it is difficult to i'm.
Agine. To levy imposts on the commodities
which, in their passage from inland Ashantee to
the seaports, are obliged to traverse the terri
tory of her west-African colonies, is little in
accordance with the free-trade principles. Of
England and the unjust detention Of the mis-
sionaries might have been rectifed by some
less barbarous and less expensive method than
war between one of the strongest of civilized
nations and a weak and barba arous one.
No doubt the guns and swords of King Coffee
Calcalls's army, (probably of Brummagem man
ufacture) will have poor show when opposed
to English munitions of war, but the question
is, whether "the play is worth the candle"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
SpEftal Aattres.
Facts for the PeopIe

As the virtues Of medicines can only be ascef-
tained BY careful eNservation 1t is TO be regretted
physicians should retain place In our Materia
Medica. AS an instance of this, that vile drug
Balsam Copaiba. furnishes an example. About the
year 1870, the S9ani rds in the island Of San DO
ningo having become am cted with certain cGm-
plants thought, according TO the prevailing notion
At that time, that the remedy might be found whsrs
the disease originated Under this mp ession Bal
sam CopalDa came into use. but never has nau-
seating drug done more injury, for It not only
changes the nature of the disease 70 more dread
the stomach and brings on dyspepsia In its worst
forms. To avoid this drug and ita effects the SA-
MARITANS GIFT, purely vegeiab Remedy is
within the reach OF all Only ten pills be taken,
and will cure every ime in from tWo 70 four days
Male packages, 81; female, s..
Sold by E Brlnghurst a Co., Sixth and Market
Z. McInall, Second ana Market Wilmington, Del,
and BY Druggists generally. jel7-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
The Weather.

tFrom the Danbury News Mans Almanac for 1874 :
L shall not say anything here about the impor.
tance Of this subject
We all know how unbearable society wonld ba
without it; how tame and commDnplace would
become heaven and earth in its absence
merely wish to call the attention Of the read.
er to the care that has been taken in selecting
the weather for this book
Being warned by last season, | have put in
plenty Of rain, which will be found to arrive lust
In the nick Of time.
have dealt lightly in thunder storrns-I find
they are not popular-and l have such an anti
pathy to hghtnlng-rOd men that lose no oppor-
tunity to lnjnre them,
have been rather liberal with snow. for the
sake OF the young and livery STABLES, and have
put In some extraordinary hail, for the encour-
Agement of the Oldest iIhabitant, and little
FROST to stir up the amateur in tobacco and other
varieties of cabbage.
But accuracy is the strong point of tho vol
ume When it says "Lopk out for rain" then
is the time for you to hump yourself for the
house' And when it says Frost, any delay in
getting your wifes fathers coat over the toma-
toes and dahllas will provo eminently disastrous
TO those articles. Yet have aimed to be accur-
ate, looking more to tho personal comfort and
general information Of my patrons than to the
PiauditH OF wicked world and gold, which per-
lshes in day, am tol 1.
have not lost sight Of the fact that have a
formidable and unscrupnlous opposition at Wash
in8toh. But trusting to an honest purpose,
discriminating public, and eight years of prom
lscuous trusting az the editor Of a country news
paper shall press steadily on, and hurt that
Washington chap.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

Bathing.
The necessity OF wapr Tor cleanliness IL ackn( w..
ledged by all aud the luxury of Geld bath parttou-
larry during the hot weather, ls or should be faa-
liar 70 every one.
To those prostrated by ardAous labors Of mind or
body during the the "heat term we know of
nothing more tnvlgoratl 9 and refreshlng than the
application OF cold water the SURFACE Of the body
cleansing and opening the pores OF the skin thereby
renewed vigor " the muscular system. For tht se
appfectatlng convenlsnt and desirable appliances
for the batn we have
Bath Brushes, IN variety,
Bath Towels (sOftl
Bath Towels, (harsh.l
Bathing SpOngeH,
Sponge Pads
Friction cloves for BAH
Bath Belts or straps,
Calefacto @ YES,
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWELS,
Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, lcurvedl
Horse Hair Fiesl Brushes, (straightl
Horse Hair Friction Pads
Horse Hair trap Rnbbers
Prince Of Wales 0loves-dry fric lei
~. ~, Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair.
venient for bathers- Bath Soaps in extensive va
rfety.
Also 1ne assortment of Perfume Atomisers,
for throwing 1ne spray of Cologne Water, Bay
Rum or other Toilet Waters upOR the body after
bathiug PR ducing an effect at once agreeable cool
&. BhiNeFURsT CO., Apethecaries.
COZ. sixth and Market streeta
Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

Democrats Of the very Oldest sclool will not
be likely to find any fault with the recent appli-
cation made by the negroes of Iudian Territory
for the full establishment of their equal polite.
al rights, there They claim to number Is 900
out Of the 50 coo adult population of the Terrific
ry. and to raise by their labor, eight-tenths Of it,
produce. The simple and unzophisticated sons
OF the soil have been smart enough to screw
this much labor out Of the negroes for their
enrichment,in ante-emancipation days but now
it does not need to be New-Departurist even,
to realize that colored man mag be at least
equal to any Indian, even in Indian Territory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
En3I,sn Mustard

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice lavorng extracts, viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, ETC. Al
OF tine most celebrated makt 8, for sale at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front ard Wesl Streets
Nal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

There are nearly hundred vacancies in the
classes OF cadet midshipmen at Annapolis, not
more than torty-eight Of those who were exam.
ined in September having passed.
A special dispatch to the Savannah, Ga. NeVs.
says three new cases OF yellow fever appeared at
cambridge yesterday all negroes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
spefIaI Aatlfes.
Papona.

A FARIEACRoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
IRVAI1DS.
It contains all the eemeuis regulate for strength
Made from the whole wheat Moth
saR being 8oIted out.
II is impossible to overestimate the importance OF
proper nutrin eat for children for the nnrm aRd for
the aged. In infancy and childhood, the formation
and Ceveiopmrnt OF the various 81 sues OF tie dy
is the main phenomenon II life. In adults enfee-
bled by disease the st'ratiOn OF health depends
greatly on an abundant Hu ply OF suitable material
for the regeneration OF the wasted organs. In I'd
people, the powers OF lie need sustaining BY similar
means. And yet the mere furnishing Of the neces-
sary elements Is not sufficient; tn elements must
be in such form as " 1t readily digested absorbed
and assmated.
which we now offer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Fine Extyacts

For the handkeTch ef, AT the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid hennet and nav0riug extracts
Tor cooking. EssenCe JaInaca Ginger, Citrate OF
hagnesa, &c. Gum CamphOr so cents per pound
W. 4. ALRICHS, Druggist
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

HNURNlTURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES,
4 GOULD co. sell the Cheapest Furniture
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture,
GOULD CO. sell the Strongest Furniture,
GOULD co. sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD co. have the largest stock
GOULD Co. have all kinds of Furniture
GOULD a co. have the newest Patterns,
GOULD CO. offer B4rgainB.
GOULD co. buy and Hell for cash
GOULD CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages In Nanufac-
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture is the most elegant,
GOULD CO. have Polite Atlendants
GOULD 70 have Weli-lighted SJOres,
GOULD co. have four stores.
GOULD 4 CO.,
N. Z. Cor. NINTH and MARKET, Eos 81 and 40
n. SECOND St., 1905 MARKEf st, and 272
s. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
Pratt's Astral Oil.

PTatts Astral OH, sold wholesale to grocers, deal
ers and country store ket peH, whOesale rates IL
aud gall cans or by the barrel, by
O. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front and West streets, VIII, uel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
Barbers or for the toilet or bath room A large
btocR received and supplied wholesale aud retall by
Is. BRlNGlIuRST & CO.. Druggists
corner Sixth and Market Streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
WIIliame' Yankee soan.

The finest aud most popular Shaving Soap in use
large stuck last received. The trade supplied by
x. BRING HURST co,
corner Sixth and markell streeta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
5HantfaI.
z EMOvAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BARK

Z EMoVAAs
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS Bank
Has been removed to its new location, in The Clay.
ton House. where Il iB now open for business.
Six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization of the Bank In 1861 and Is
the expectation OF The Directors that pr its
the acrutd capita, and on the regular business will
enable the Bank TO continue this rate OF divdenda
Deposits are solicited from persons IN the receipt
OF regular incomes from Farmers. Mechanic. aud
Dealers, and from Widows and CnildTen's Estates,
and from those whose business enables them to
keep varying balance OF cash, ON which, Il
placed with Us, they will derive an income in the
shape of
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST.
rule OF the Bank requires notice 20 be given
the Withdrawal OF Deposits, but In all Ordinary
cases depostOrs will be paid on demand.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM 9. hnI.Ks, EDWARD DARLINGTON,
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT b. SMYTH,
N. L. LICHTRNsTzIN, GEORGE s. CAPRILE
JOHN r. M0LAAH, NATHANIEL X. BENSON
CHARLES W. ROWLAND, HENRY II. DURB,
JOB Ii. jackson, WM. II. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
WIN. s. HILLES, President
GEO W. BUaH, Vice President
-tfaprl4 e. It. TAYLOR. Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
aeidILtz PoMdara.

We call attention to oHr Seldlitz Powders 80 mi.
gerBally popular everywhere. They are made up
tresn and pure eevery few days and claim them to be
equal TO any in the MARKET fully up TO the stande
our special Claim, prove which they need only to
be tried. Dont forget the place TO get the1n at
FOSTEh'S DRUG STORE.
Front and West gtreetA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-28
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