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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-12-10
miscellaneous.

Having established an f1ce AZ tine f'ayton House
Wilmington, we would cordially invite patients sui
ferng from any form Of Chronic Dtsease TO ca Al
see US. Feeling sa isned, that from the unpafall Ill
success which has uni ormiy followed this nethol
OF operating upon patients, we can sHnrd relief u
any case, and cure the majority OF those that have
been given over as beyond the reach Of medical AID
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEURALGIA, TIC
DOLOREAnX. EPILEPSY DEAFNESS,
ASTHMA, bRoNCHI1 IS,
Are among the diseases that can he successfully
treated. Stiffness OF the arms and limhs. veal
backs weak Jugs diseased liver and kidneys, &c.
yield readily TO the method: altheu h generally re
garded in 'urable by the advocates Of the old sys
In proof OF the efficacy Of treatment by thu
Equalizer"
LET FACTS SPEAK.
We are prepared to furnish teatmOi ials from
number NJ The citizens of Wilmington ~ cui es ef
ft cited through treatment one OF which follows
and many others which because or the desire ex
pressed by PATIENTS arc not published, but can b.
silent practitioner, but Tn establish permanent le.
gitinate business, and should be pleased to have
the afflicted call for an explanation Of system
witch is mechanical ana soInething new 10 science
a d medicine, or send sta Up for circular TO DR.,
Frantz, Clayton House, wilmington, Del.
TESTIMONIAL.
Wilmington, Dali September 20, 1873 - had
Suffered for five weeks WITH very severe attack 4
Sgiatig Rheumai m the result 0f cold. For sew.
weeks was en- 'ly helpless. consulted ply
slcians OF different school Of me iCine without
rec living any benefit, some telling me my could
not he cured. Heuing Of the tquaz9r used by DR..
Frantz at the Cayt N House. cOnclufed TO consult
him. On crutChes, l managed, with considerable
dicultY 10 reach his Office where II my surprise.
after enc single treatm mt, shuuldered my cru CHI
es, and without any assistance walked nome. After
the third treatment all within one week. l resumed
business, j. COLEMAN BANNAB
No. 1910 West Thiid street.
ANOTHER TssTINoNIAI-
Wilmington. Del, octobsr IS, 1873. = was taken
several weeks ago with very severe attack OF
Rheumatism, the pain rom which was 20 ex rucia-
thug tnat for three days and nights coud not sleep
At the recommendation OF m attending physician
sent for the Fqttalz =, used by Or FraLtz at the
Clayton House, and am happt 10 say that expert
enced immediate relief with the first treatment and
after three applications was entirely cured.
MRS NJ. A CORSON,
oct25. eodkw 42s Market Street.
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EbsYCH0MASUY, or soul CHARMING.
How either sex may asc'nate and gain the 10 e
and an sction5 of any person they choose nptantly
Tbis simple mental requirement all can possess free
by mail, fer 25c Il, together with marriage guide,
EgyDlan Oracle, Dreams, Hints aides, Wedding
Night Shirt, &c. A queer book. Address T WILLIAM
a CO., PUBS. Phila, decl-4w
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gs.l a,paa gtnes.
= -1sgssgzezE1 PHILADELPHIA, VILE
~ = ~ MINGTON, = BALTIMORE
- TpTTLT. TfMk TABLE

bhIIRTAr, V1mk TABLE .
AN T,Eino eject TUESDAY, RossHber i1fh' 1873.
- Philadelphia and va Nag 1oSk sSd wss.
M e kxptes. Tr ins thus 10 ioss. The 1900 N.
,n rom Philadelphia connects lOr FoIIess Mon =.
HalS and Norfolk. Ig-On account OF OH renee IN
t1e trsns leave Baltimore ~ city time nVe mll-
n Hus, earlier than stated below. -, ..,,.
w he 1910 T. M Tram from Fbllsaelph'h WI r "
"a u'nda' and Thnrsd ~ only. : rne ll.se Z. M.
Oh On from Pint delpnla will run tuesday, Wsdnea-
dsy, Friday and Saturday only.
US" SOUTHWARK.
,r.s,ns from Philadelphia will leave depot corner
oi Broad Street I'D ~ Washington Avenue "a follows;
Darby, 100. 80 ,sso A M. i2sO. AsO. 200, 6so.
.S s'sV iO.3Ot li.4bl +. M =.
Haley fS 80, sd q 80, 10 sSt Il ~ p M.
"Chester. I, 8 80, ESQ a. NJ 1885, ~, 400 ~
40, ~ ~ sso' eosox. NJ. Iaso $50, 400, 4Se
IL hsO, %, o 80. 10. sOt ll.s6s 7. m.
"Ti6aTlow, $780, 1880 a. M, SsO, AOO, 6.ib, s4O,
%" Ttansfs 1880, A. NJ, ESQ., 400. Sis. s4C. SsO
.Ma;wood, $780, 1880 A. M. $50. AGO. nlO. AS,
tns. ;,.VS $50. 1880 A M, 2aO. 400. clio. as
p .ilaS $50. 1880 A. M. $50. DlO. $40,
'f N; 80. 1880 A. NJ, 1900 M, 1915,
a. 4 b 5, I,OO'' Gao. $50, l1.s0' L. IN.
Ne SeSp 1T, $50 A M, 400, 7. M
Stanton, $50 A. NJ, 40, I. M.
S'aGE $50 A: NJ, 400 1885, Pm.
ltnn 80 A M, 40, IL 80 IL M.
S",,h. ast $50 A. Nj. a. o, Ii 80 r. M.
Fsrr,yiic, ! so A. M. 1&UO' M. l2lb, AGO. 6.OO''
liza ss, =, a. trace $50 A. M, l2SO' NJ, 12'S &
'G Fern li mSnsvilig. $50 A. NJ, 4 11.se.P.M.
tlsewOod, 5 50 A. ~, 4, 1l.tO. r. M.
MAGNOLIA 80 a. M, q, ll.e.e p. N.
Baltimore $50 a. M. l2.OO' a121b''4 sOOs' 11.s0.
Pm. NnpnumApn
rrra,ns for Philadelphia Will leave as follows: from
I xoH A A "A I Ritst ones
Magnolia, $ as q !. Ms,sn,l sis'P.
pefitn.atsv lte. 6.Bv n NJ, B.gi, s5ss Pm.
baIe O. ee /. :Oa'' Iz2 : s:OI, lO:6T'' A. H..
' IfnS s il:sl' as. 800. IL es.' M, 4.n"
' Sor 4 a East, 7.OS s.ss A M,4:ss" slvPM
khlou, 7.lSs:4! : A, 4:os,.;sa.PM
slant u, 7.46 1904 A s;bIs NJ
Winning on y: i;c.' ~ s;iO. $50. 10 80. Am,
Bellevue, ILL, s22 p;.L AM, 2;12, 1857, :9s, p M
Clsyuen ,;4l.. o:Sv, 800, io:oO A M, 2:2O.
oI la NO. is, s:s7. sST, 1855 M. a:q7,
III ila ii'I 1850. s:se s.O0. M, 2ss. @as
Taurl5w, 10 s:42, 1908 IL: ol A N, s:ss. b:l7
Ian ismaSn, o:4s 7;e 7so $3.50 $40. 1905 1:Os.
i:Ss, Y:4U b:lS. b:ss, b:iz'' s:Ul, lU:6a' IA
ulltJ fHik, 6:bi i:I9. sos, :b6, 10 30 IL .I6
lIl 2;4S, b:S4, DAT, s:l1, ll:U1 Pm
ATTY, 500. 7.9o s;OI, 9:O7, ~ 30 M. lisa, s.0l,
bAi, SOL, s:l6PM
SUNDAY TRAINS.
No trains will be run on Sunday, except those
naneH below.
IIains iiom Philadelphia will leave as follows
for
lAmOkln and Intermediate stations, 1870 Pm
NumHgtUn amt way statiOns $50. A nj, $3.50 Nj
Baltimore, stopping At the principal stations, :sUs
Pm
Trains for Philadelphia will eav. as follows: from
LallUklh AMI lhteIIne late stations, 9:lb A Nj, |
Wilmington, stopping ut ny Stations, 4 :45. :sUP
Baltimore, stopping at principal stations, 1880
lUal6'' 7
Il. Z KINNEY, knnerintendnnt
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aer 8arrrstsrufnte

conn AGENTS WANT q O.-samoles sen, free
OUUO by mall with terms to clear from 50 to
o per day. Address N. Fl. VIII rE, Newark. N.
J. deol.4w
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Neut9feiten.

e%pnbpner Depefden msleen pom 7. ;.
MtS.: Der 8etras Der Talibunsen. peldt
sesen bic ganf BON England psriibt pureen
miro auf $ 100000 bere9net. Daron
perben SAP goofe II. 60. NIT $35O.0OO, taa
9aus &otbfdilb nit 100000 unb baa
9aus 8arinss ebenfa1s NIT eirsm sroeeu
gstrase beteofen. @s miro perlu6t, bic
Gin,elnbeiten sebetm gu talten. Der In
9aft tefnblt9e Glert Hamens Ncses, 1T etn
Mmertfaner. unb betheuert feline lnfhulo.
Der S4wtntel rpurbe bur@ etn gorseten
gu Stanbe sebradt, Yulman'iAe Yalaawa'
gen auf ensltfden G%ifentabnen einiabren su
neIen.
Die @oltset Serbaftete Elm TraHen;imn,sr,
meldes fstnen Namen ais Gaen Burnbart
ansab unb ale 6elfersbe1ferin unb @eltebte
@arren, Der BET ben srosen Sdlitunse1 tn
Der Bant Don England befanntls6 bic
9auptroQe fpielte, tbenttfetrt puros. 1850
Dollar wureen In tbrer Wpbnuns g%efunben.
@ie fast, bae bas @slb niat tbr sebOrs.
Am na6fen Sreitas fc1 bas @erbSr Rati.
fneen. NDses, Der Glerf bes SdliAers
wurbe ben, &idter pcrsefabrt, wslder eeGen
9ertSr I'm, 8 Sage perfaob.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15

tuns uuitrss greunees. 9ra. 9. 3ieD, eli
ppn ben "a Sapu,inern. welhe i'm Suui
1872 spn ben &aoit1lsn aus Guatemala
pertriebsn nureen uuo i'm Gapu,tnerflpnsr
IN Mitwaufse einsn rorlduH1en 3uRuhts.
ptas gsfunb.n batten, aui itrer &ciie na6
ibrem 9ein,atlanee, Spanien. bier burh ;
bic frpn,men Sroensleute rparcn trcp Der &c.
gen fe peribten unsere6tisteit, mel1e ie
aus ibrem frtebiamen @irfunasfreile per.
trteb. sesen ibrc @erfolaer nidt bitter ae-
Rtmmt. Gle bemerttea Bios, tpenn man If.
re 8ertreihuns aus Subamerifa erwd6nte :
,Wptt bat IS suaelaGen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
SIR Geife,,be naeb europa.

Inter lem Sitel General Information
for Passengers" baben bic 9erren @ida,b
unb 8oes, @eneral.I senten Der 9amburs.
a~merifantf&en gadet gomsasnte in Nep
gort, cine 8rof&dre p%er6fsntt@t, melde in
s~serdnster Surge ben mad europa &etitn.
ben trsfFtd III fatten teu,mer blrfte. Mtt
rt4tisem gerfdnentb taben bic s%enannten
9erren ben Gusenblid erfast, bel Der bspor-
fstsne:n @0lterranberuns CUR @tensr
ausReauns. benz retfsnbsn gublitum prat>
ttf9e Binfe aber &etfeselesenbsiten In Gu.
rcpa. 3oaseese. @elbforteu u.f +. aus
tunft au seben unb bic geiu@er muTen is.
men bterflr Defenders banttar fem. Die
SrofAure 1T In benz Compton Der 9erren
@i6arb unb 8oas, 81 8rGabmay in 3ew
yorf, gratis 3u erbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Cine neue @arnuna.

Selssnbe @arnuns 1T benz lesten Sab
resterihte Der New gorter ,Deutf6en &C.
felfhaft" entncmmen. 8ie 70 bdufs' maf'
fen mir aud in bielem Sabr: unfere prin'
aense Warsune an teutfhe guswanberer
sesen rte &eife auf eueltiden sdifen pte'
berbolen. Die fete &lase uber fdledts
BetaRoluns unb %m1nseleafte unb unse'
uctnte 8efofisuna auf enslifdsn @6ifsn.
bic fcrtpdbrenben &eflamattonen mad per.
lorenem @epdd, iiber beFen gerslsib In ben
meiten 6dten fetne I~usfunft 81 erbalten
TT, unb namentli6 Der l1mfanb, bab cine
Der tebeutenbfsn Dampierlinien lore 3nis
Observation-Disclosures iber Bottom mad Nsm
ycrf erpebirt, UNI fir fa bic serinse 8opf>
feuer su erfparen, bic fe bier gum unbe'
redenbaren @crtbeil Der Muspanbsrer 5u
entridten tdtte. reatfertisen unfsre trtnsea'
be @arnans. Nur bic Gtnmanberer, Bic
brett I'm 5afen BON Sem yorf lanben, fe'
Ben uatsr bem @Guse Der pom @taate Stem
gcrt einaefesten Gmisrattons. &ommif1cn
unb tnb mdbrenb Der erfen S Sabre CUR
freien Qufnabme int 3uFu4tsbaule unb
unentseltli&en gerpFesuns I'm 9piptta1 auf
@arbs Sslanb bere&ttst wdbrenb bic cbEe
tbr @iGen unb sesen ttren @t1en aber
Bottom BIER antommenben Ginuanberer asi
bisltn 8ortbetl feinen Iniprud baben unb
in &rantbeits. unb 11nsludsfdIen oft eer
erDsten Horb unb fdweren 2eioen ausgeieBt
inb. Die teuttfen Dampfer entlpreden 70
pulfanSis ben btaisen Anforberunsen bsr
beutiden Iuswanberer, bab es rdt9ielbaft
fein warte, warum 70 ptele 9aufenbe ben
ensliiAen sinien ben gOrsus ssben, mare %
ntdt befannt, ba6 btefe bic Msenten burd
@ewdtruns srSberer 8orttetle fir ft4 ~
sewinnen spiGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-15
Cine &eili91preebnn9.

lleber bic an1 10. 6ebruar Rom bL. @ate,
~osrtaubtste Ganoniiaticn bss fel. Scispe Ga
bre fdreibt Elm Musen3euse:
Som. 10. Tebr. 9eute Mrrsen mar 81
mir persDnnt. sinem Tefe tetsumpbnen.
weldes auf jebsn Tbetlnebmer etnen tieien
G'nerud MAIDEN muete. SIM Sbroniaale
be5 @aticans bate ih cine ;ablreide Menss
psriammelt. UNI an Der feierlt&en Ganoniia'
tipn rs5 ie!isen Jolepb Sabre unb bes felt
ger Mnr.sas Sursip She'll gu nsbmen. lln'
ter Der GAIL Der &ndenflraen, melhe ben
B. Slater um9atsn. mar Der Sti6ef pcn &r'
ras, trelhsr ba5 @!ld Bate, Elm Sinh feiner
9iDscie, ben in einem Dcrfe bet 9puip9ne
eebprenen 8eneeist Sc1epb Sabre, auter bic
3abl Der 6etlisen aufssnommen su feben.
Nahpsm Der ebrnurbiee Gtrdenfurt benz B.
@atsr iIr bic @uare eebanft bate, weite er
TranfrsiA sumenbe, nabm @tus TX. bas
@crt III elmer ieuer terrliden &eben, ME
mir fe 70 tGufs aus feiuem @unbe psruom
men habsn. SD bebe bic beeeutfamfeu
@tsaen berrcr: nSa, bic @ese 0ottes finb
munrertar. CT 1T es, pelder bic Stride &c.
fdafeu bat, bic tG6nen unb uuitsrbliten
@etfe ieiner 6Snte. Gr Bort Mot aaf tie
su beiAassa, au aasa :3eiten, anter often
umfanben, In alien Sturmsn- CT bat fie
seihuBt tn Der britten, In Der ltdsten, in Der
neunten @tunre; ct bei4lst ie aah tn Der
elften Stunte, metAe pieQeiht bic Hnfere
it,. Der 9rDf.e Teiub Der Stride in IN.
fern Iassn lit Der lanslaube @ssen bisien
Seinb e,bt IS hui cine @aTe: es If Der
quite Gsif. bic rslist0ie Seitisfeit Der SesSl'
~ferunssn. unb fsbt. gOtt sewdbrt aas ote'
fes Mittel in rsi1fem MaSe- @ee frst i6
ben, uebermutern tesun9laubens eateesen?
Nidt Die Ma9ttsen uno @etfen Der @slt,
fonbern bic MaFe bes gcltes, unb 5war
ntdt bas fcsenannte niebere @elf, ~foneern
bic plebs christiana, eebtlbet aus perfo1en
aaer @tdnce -. Dieter CUTE xnb beilige
Self, melder in unferer 8spSlferuns kbt,
1T Elm Berf @ottes, elm fheres unterpf1nb
ieinss S9usss in unsladeu :3eiten. Sa,
bic Stride ssst tros aQer Bibermartisfsiten
ibren @es; lie, beren Ramea man Der
fubt, fesnet lore gerleumber; Re, wel&e
oerfolst mirt bon felNen, bic fe ntdt fem
men. bstst fur ibre @srfnlser uno per3etbt if.
men TIRE SGult. @ber penn es fid baram
tanhelt, bic emtseu @rxnbldse Der @erehs
tisfeit uro Der 8eltaion gu oertteibisen,
pann tpt,b, bic @tlt foa IS p;Fen, Der IN.
murotse Stattbalter = trifi ME iein 6axpt
teusen. CT mirb iein !6aupt n,bt beuseH,
unb 1pnte es unter Gem Seile res SGerf'
rihters faQen 49,. (Stsie 9eresuna.) Be-
ten mir fur bic 4irGe. tau,it 8pit ieine
S%ssnunssn Iber ie ersieFe. unp pa Die
tslben 6eilisen, Q beaen mir beute reben,
Trantrei6 uno Stalisn, ensebsren, 70 teten
mir Defenders fur bieie bsioen 2dnser. WS,
&c @ptt cen Staatsmana fesaen unb er.
leu9ten, Der bic @ef6ids Sranfreihs lettet
mSse er 3u oenen, wel&e Stalien resieren,
baGelbe @ort fpreden, ute beim @nbesinn
Der Sage: v@s werte 0t9t", bamit fe ii6
retten aus ben, tisisn Nbsrunb. in ben fe
f9 binsinsefarst babea in Inferer Naat."
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@aibiustou 8. Mdr3. lleber bic Snau'
9uratton bes Y%rdTDenten Grant beria:ei
man nadtrdslt9: Die mtltt6rif&e forpubl
als bic burserit&e S&aufeluns waren bas
@rcsarttsfe, mas man btstsr bter sefebsr
unb wurbe nur Don bsr grocer &epue BE-,
armee I'm SABRE 1865 lbertrcfen.
Die Mttslteosr hes Cabinets ianbten, be'
8orm peaen, fammtlid ibre &~elsnaticr
Elm ; Grant lebnte ale btefe @tfude ab.
Der 5enat trirb 3unddf in pfener 81
sung ibcr bic Muflasen 9esen Galowsa uni
@atteripn beratten unb slaubt man, BAT
Galcneas @nselesenbeit a1etn 8 Sage In
Mnir1ud netnen rirb.
IS iD1en, pie man pernimmt, unsefdbl
"a Observation-Disclosures in ben miAtise
rem Stelunsen uorsenommen werosn, no
runter bic ni1tisle bte bes @eianbtsn.po
fen5 In Berlin 1T. SIN ben Gelanbtlhaf'
ten fur China, bic Sanbmidsinisln, 6att$
une bic meifen Der fabameritanii9en &esie'
runsen foden ebenfaus Menberunsen porae'
nommen psrben. NaH 8enesuela fo1 al
Stede bes General Yile Elm berpcrrasenber
Republltaner aus Ninnsiota sel9tdt NOR
ben. General Sferbaus, Gonful in Sion.
bat, ba Ct Elm Deutfher 1T, um fetne Ser
lesuns mad eiaen, teutfHen Goniulat mad.
eefu&t unb biefem @siu9e wtrb entiprodeu
werben. Mebrere Generals onfulate .psr'
ben ebenfaas anbers beiest wersen, nar,snt'
ltd bic BON Sbansbat, Calcutta unb Trant'
furt am Main.
Sencr &tca Special. Msent Der Gubaner
rutrb tdslt& bier erwartst, unb bts Mnban.
ger Der eabantfaea SADIE psrii1ern, bas be,
Yrdlbent entidloGsn fet, feline Treuubfhaf
fur bic @aae ifst Ofener gu seisen ais Bis.
Der. Die Sage Der Dixse in @panien II
cine berartise, bab man bic G%inberufuns ei
ner Grtras@ isuns bes gonsre6es wdbreni
bes @ommers fir pabriGe:nli1 taIt, b
ieet ieten @usenbltd GrsigniGe eintrste,
f6nnen, melde entfdtebenes Ginsretfen be-
Ser. @taaten n%ctbmenets MAIDEN.
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pteter Dor unb nabm tas 5euer abermals
auf.
Geasn 10 utr sr5islt bic Mili; beteutenbe
grrfdrfunoen aus a1en Sbetlen Der Staet,
Der 3usus mad eem Sadion @lase mar BE-
eeutent. 8isbar waren, fepiel betannt, aut
Seiten Der Mili3 Gin Mann sstObtet une 8
Nanr s%ermuptet, trdbrenb bic @Olijei nur
einen gerwunteten auiauwsilsn Bate.
@esen l03 llbr traf lieutenant &is9 ron
General GmorY's Stab auf benz 8ampf'
PLACE an Der Gde Scr 81. geter uub 9e.res'
Stra6e eta unb .rfunbtste fd mad Dem
Tabrer ,,tes ppebelbaufens." Jrseno Sc
raaab ertptberte ibut, es fei Bier BON fetnsr'
Yosbelbaufen bic &ebe, fonbern bic mtrtlt9e
8urseri9aft Don Neu Orleans fet bier sir'
treten.
Na& unb mad 3ertreute f9 bic golfs'
r'enss unb bic Yoliset uatm unanssfoAten
Ote @ebdube In gefs. rm Mitterna6t bat
ten bic @Olisifen fdmmtli&e mad benz Dome
tubreree Straben belebt.
Sa Der Central Yoti3etaatton stns es BON
settsrn Ibeno an febr lebenbis 3u. Die
yolt3eimaht, ue1de bort fur sep6bnli& bic
@a1e BAT, murbe UNI mebr ais elm Ouseuo
asute, bic fdmmtli9 NIT Btn9efer 8idfen
bepafnst rparen, strmebrt.
Capt. Rapp t~elesraptirte an ben Super-
| intenbenten 9abser, bag S YoliSiFen, auf
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-12-12

The revenues have materially fallen
off for the first five months or the pres
ent fiscal year from what they were ex-
pected to produce, owing to the general
panic now prevailing, which commenced
about the middle of September last
The full effect of this disaster, if it
should not prove blessing in disguise,
is yet to be demonstrated. In either
event, it is your duty to heed the lesson,
and to provide by wise and well consid-
cred legislation as far as it lies in your
power against its recurrence, and to take
advantage of all benefits that may have
accrued. My own judgment is that,
however much individuals may have
suffered, one long step has been taken to-
wards specie payments; that we car
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-12-12

Affairs in Utah require your early
and special attention. The Supreme
Court of the United States, in the case
of Stanton VS.. Englebrecht, decided that
the United States Marshal of that Ter
ritory could not lawfully summon jurors
for district courts, and those courts held
that the territorial Marshal cannot law
fully perform that duty, because he Is
elected by the Legislative Assembly,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-12-12
TURKEY AND EGYPT.

transmit herewith for the considera-
ton and determination of Congress, an
application of the Republic of Santo
Domingo to this Government to exercise
a protectorate over that Republic.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-07-19
GJIlisccl[ancolts.
The M'TsUi0gtes.


Judkins McTwiggles, the retired grocer and
fish dealer, withdraws daily into magnincent-
lv upholstered back Office, behind baize screen,
sits down in his crimson office chair, places ms
elbows on his stained wood table, his wrinKiea
chin in his hands (Which he fondly imagined
hear about on their skinny fingers, yet, an odor
of the herrings and English dairy whicn tney
ware wont to handle), and ruminates on MS al
tered circumstances, thinks OF the money ne
has in bank, faded greenbacks which REMIND
him disagreeably of mouldy pickles, II ne nad
NOT zone into the trade when lad, and mar
red old SINNERS daughter (the senior partner
If the old firm, who had taken him IN as q
;norl. whether he should ever have arrived al
his present greatness-been the fatner OF ene
Misses McTwiggles, the husband OF such a wo,
man as their devoted mother; or, IN TACT, snoulu
we have, otherwise, but for these happy CIR
cumstances been the great McTwiggles at all.
Sometimes when quite beside himself, with
the old influence working strongly within MN,
| Mr.. Twiggles makes mention OF some lew IninsS
| that disagree with him, morally, mentally ana
| physically in their new system OF keeping mouse
which Mrs. McTwiggles considers an immense
| Improvement on that of thirty years ago. -,
| Mr.. McTwiggles reclines easily at table, witr
| his elbows on the cloth, draws his knife admon
;shingly across piece of bread, and Ignoring
Samuel, hts serving man, who, under Mrs. NC
Twiggle's tuition, practices standing ike
statue while the family are dining, and ad
dresses Elmarlda, his younger daughter wn'
&~ y
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-07-19

PoRT-FIsHING IN FLoRIDA.-A corres-
writing from New Smyra, Florida,
fishing surpasses comprehension
Brown, of the Mechanics & Traders
your city, and two companions have
er one thousand pounds sofsheepshead
sernoon with hook and line, and got
sundown at that. The little strait in
le hotel is frequently so packed with
PASS, sheepshead and other fish that it
ible to get a boat through. The mar
nels in the river are occasionally fair
d with the choicest kind Of fish. At
8 sharks and porpoises decend upon
tude and slaughter them without mer-
eptember and October cha mel bass
. inlets like Bufaloes on the prairie.
acres upon acres of them. Frequent
tier is black with them as far as the
each. The mullet season is then at
They are more numerous even than
They are the legitimate prey of the
len five acres of bass, in layers four
strike ten acres of mullet there is a
lmotion in the water.
oiduS A1C4 buC III ul1cb LllOe = TN IQeFCl-
occasionally shoel of sharks inter-
tack both mulletand bass indiscrim-
At such times the air is darkened
sands of screaming gulls, which how
e battlefield and joyfully pounce up
ad fish that reach the surface of the
this season of the year thousands of
continually leaping from the water,
ght when the tide is high the air is
| the music of the drumfsh crushing
ysters ashore at low tide. The drum
markable fish. His throat is paved
on the Belgian pavement plan. He
oyster in his throat, cracks the shell,
ows the dainty. He is game fish,
ike sheepshead, though built more
ow perch, and has not the sheep lip
which give the sheepshead his name.
hem weigh as much as a hundred