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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-28
RIDGE HOUSEi
A RETREAT FOR INvALIDs.

,,,-aa THE CLIMATE OF THESE ISLANDS
T.fH is noted the world for generai saubry, while
:g - certain particular localities 10 the
s pecalIy fayoraby known. The district Of kona,
the side Of Hawaii long been famed as place Of
resort afflicted with affections Of the lungs Not
been Of who had been given
over rs sure by their physicians in California, aer
few months residence the pure mild air Of Kona recovering
robust health and taking a lease OF life.
The undersigned, his commodous house at Kaawnoas
South Kona prepared furnish good accommodations TO
Of IS week; including good saddle
horses desired good fresh baths the prem
ses also within short distance Of ne bathing The
rteamer Kaues regularly between Honolulu and the
Kaawaoa and horses kept ready a the beach
Every accommodation and comfort u the way Of diet MILK
HONEY in abundance Delightful rides in the neghbor-
hood. A. TOpD.
KaavaIoa Kona Nov Is 1872 nl6
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-28
Miscellaneous !

Meerschaum Pipes Shirt, Coat and Vest Button
Superior Pins Hair Pins, Linen and Cotton Tapes Sleeve Blu
and Studs Looking Glasses and Hand Mirrors Linen
Cotton Thread, Pen Knives Butcher Knives Sail Twne Ind
Rubber CcUhs Dressing Combs, Fine Ivory Tooth Comb
and Bin Paper Blank Books Superior Playing Cards
silk Ribbons. Corded silk Beltngs, Travelling Bags MeTir
Alpaca Bindings Feathers Flowers Feather Dusr
Opera Spy Glasses Violin Strings Cotton Twine in seiE
balls Ladies' Corsets Taors' shears, Water MOnsy
Hooks and Eyes, Settler Water, &c, &C, sc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-06-28
Clothing. Hosiery
Hats. sc.

supr Black Doeskn Pans dozens Of Buckskn Suitsorea
Moles Pants Jackets. Cotton Flannel Cndelshl and
Drawers MernO Undershrs, White Linen Duck Suits,
proof Goats and Ponchos variety Of mems Felt Hats
Cotton Hose of various qualities Boys Heavy ln
Socks, Mems Brown and Lisle Thread SocksSi
Cloves white colored. Ladies and Gents Doeskn
ing Gloves for Ladies and Gents Lse Gsuutets
ian Cloth and SILK Umbrellas Linen Paper Collars, Pr
CrT &c
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

RETURN HIM.-Dr A. II. Grinshaw resigned
from the Board of Public Education because bo
removed from one ward to another. Two years
ofthe term for which he ives elected still remain
uneTpired In view Of the fact that he was one
aI the founders OF the Board, and, by education
and experience in the management of schools, his
knowledge of books, &c, the people of the 7th
Ward would be doing themselves and the whole
city valuable service by returning him. That
he made valuable member and impartial presid-
Tag oftcer, tho resoIutioa which was passed by
the Board on Monday night fully attests and
there are many members who feel that his pres
ence in the Board is almost indispensable. The
nomination takes place at the school house in the
;th ward, this evening. Tho Doctor is candidate
see that no is nominated
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
IrOn Mauurnotnr~ ID 0sorr,,,

=, We are pleased TO see that the capitalists Of
Heorgla are turning their attention to the devel-
oPment oi the mineral resources Of the State.
According TO the Savannah Republican Roms
has become the centre of large systeu, of iron
works, and is competing with its neiRbbor
chattanooga, for the supremacy in this trade
Between these two cities lie some OF the finest
iron ores in the world, considering their quail
" and the ease with which they can be mined
and delivered. Sandstone, limestone, and ere
clay are generally within easy distance, and in
two counties bountIfnl nature has added an in.
exhaustible supply Of semi-hitumino ous coal
These last localities must eventually become
denssly populated districts, supplying pig, raj
and manufactured iron and coal to Gotten and
seni.troPical country below. They have excelI
ent farming land in the valleys which border on
these mineral deposits.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
Personal.

Hsorge sand and Alexander Dumas have
written tragedy entitled "Brutus."
II ~ Is stated that Hon. Cakes Ames did not
'ose IN iaVor OF the Congressional grab
Inc Marquis Of RipOn has been reelected
"a. Augustn DAILY Is said to intend building a
new opera house in Newark, New JERSEY "
Prince Napoleon proposes To start a dai,v
class. VI '"0 PouuJ
PROFESSOR Atherton, of Rutgers COLLEGE. has
Arkansas VI
a, Mime. Adellna PAtti-Caux is engaged for
tne CoVent Garden opera season, at a sa alary
OF $1,000 night.
9 Matthew Arnold is said to have been offered
htty thousand dollars to produce action foun-
ded on the TichbOrne case.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
or The daEette.
HILL or LUcRE.

Icrhaps no book ever published baa been
uloio exposed to the adulation of the flliierote
anu contempt OF scholars, for more than con,
Jury, tnan the "Pilgrims Progress" AIthougb
me author lived to 1t read by the IowIv in fSr.
elgn languages with the same delight as II was
read Dy inc same class, in England; vet the mao.
mates OF literature of the seventeenth and eioR
tcehth century, classcd 1t with the extravaoa5ce
vi Jack the Gantkillcr." 1t was not untn the
1 u1se century, when Cowper Drawing the sueers of
.i tne e9ueated and literary proclaimed his admira-
ou o 'Up .ne wonderful genius OF this great alIcgo
.st' Maculay next took up this theme and went
beyond Cowper, placing Bunyan and his PILGRIMS
rrogTess, on the same pedestal with Shakesnenr
anu Demosthenes; since then, the Press has
teemed with annotations and historical eIucido-
LIONS OF the times, confirming the declaration of
tnae distinguished critic "that prolific as the sew
Iuteehth century was, In great minds IL pro
uuced Ont TWO creative gcniuses Milton and Bnn.
yam. Who, borne on the wings of fancy bacl,
10 the early spring time of life, remember not the
dellgbt afforded by the Pilgrim who can forget
MS well told numerous encounters with demons
ana giants obstructng wisdom's way and who
G9n ~ Iall 10 remember the "lIill of Luere" where
Deihas was stationed beckoRing to passers-by TO
rehounce the steep and thorDy path of rectit1de.
~ I1lc Whlch theY are toling, and come over To his
.l mn, 30 easy OF access and find gold In abund-
ancei and how "bY ends" needless and oyerboiJ
yielding to the tempter, was swallowed In thea
aoyss surrounding the "Hill of Lucre = never no
rise again; Who, remembering these tblngs. Is
not PANIED to see CoLFAx, a student and cxpouu.
aer oil lhat divine allegory, ncglectng its teach.
lngs ana warnings, aud failing to resist Demas
anu MS early acquired lucre as did the Christian
and Hopeful of Bunyan.
New Castle 2G, 1873 OCToeENARr1~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY
D'IA ~ OT FUBLIC EDuCATION,

~,
Wilmington, Del, March "a. 1873.
II iAn e!eclon tOr members of the Board Of Public
Ea9Gai9n 0t the city Of Wilmington will be held on
a. RIA April 5th 1873. in each Of the wards Of
seven o'clock p, m '- - AN'' ''''l"s S'
ne members to be elected and the places for hold
ing the election are az follows. - ~
g lRsT W ARp-One member for three years Polls
oc9ool house No. IL, Second and Washington Sts
rSkCoSP AR1-One mem her for three years Polls
fsrton mouse Second and Walnut streets
w hlEp " ARD-One member for three yearz Polls
fltth and sixth streets 7'iSs' V0'"ss"
rOIkfH WARD-One member for three vears. one
ulfrtnosr r LOT Two years. Polls, City Hall
EiFFh NARD-One member for one yea p one n, EN-
~ ioF WO years; one member for three years pole
ooth anu orange streets. Griffth's Flour store
ol1Fh WARD One member for two year. one rDeu,-
ye1 iyr hres years. Polls. seventh street near PoD-
lar, George Mages's Coal Oeiee ~ Ne"A IVY
, on ~ NH ~ WAED-One member for two years: one
nSmoer lor three years. Polls Public school No ,
i+'Ss @ shth ad and Washington streets.
n hlsH ~, WARD-Une member for three vrsrs poll-
N9lle ocaool No. ., Tenth and King street.
-LEEIH v ARD tine member for two year4. oro
deEeT avenue. " -A1-1eN-'' ' az
| School House No III - - '"'S9 1adts' l0lA''
| By order Of the Bgarl 7 7 Eurcopr
| Secretary,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
The Weather In the INest.

ONE on THE WORST STORMS OF THE WINTER -
AHEAvY SNOW, WITH THR WIND BLOWING A
GALE.
CHICAGO, March 25.-The snow .storn, which
began here last evening, continued during the
night and to-day, eliminating tonight in one
Of the worst storms Of the winter. The wind is
blowing gale from the northeast, and at least
eight inches Of snow have fallen. Street.railwav
travel is entirely suspended on some routes.
The p. m train on the Michigan @ sntral Rail-
road did not 60 out The Michigan Southern
Bailroad reports trains rum nR nv slowly. bu,
none have been abandoned. a similar condi.
ton of affairs Is reported on tls Illinois Central
Railroad. On the ChiCsgO and Alton Railroad
ali trains are running neafly ca time. No re
ports from other roads, but their condition is ua
douhtedly similar to that Of the roads first above
mentioned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
the GooORIcH MYSTERY.
The latest Theory OF the Murder.

Ehe Latest Theory Of the Murder.
New YORK, March %.
ihe latest theory Of the murder of Goodrich
!: I: that he was murdered BY woman, or BY par
ti's lnstlgated by woman. II appears that the
deceased Eal intimate With two woman, one Of
whom he had married. One or the other Of
these two caused the deed. Two letters are in
the hands ofthe officials. One addressed 10 the
father Of the deceased, demands EeparaliOn for
the conduct of the son, and the other addresse d
to Goodrich upbraids him for iniidelity.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

IHE VIENNA APPoINTNENTs,-It is stated that
the PRESIDENT has made as many appointments of
commissioners to the Vienna Exposition as the
law authorizes. Delaware has for some reason
0'en len out of the list by His Excelleucy. We
can see no good reason for this neglect We have
many citizens who would have made very excel.
lent appointments
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

reward of 81, 900 is offered by the Sheriff Of
Cayuga county, N Y, for the eaptaFs aud return
Of Eugene Albert Perry, who effected his escape
from tho jail Of that eoanty on the night of the
l4th inst, by knocking down and killing the jail
Of age, ave feet eight inches in height, haVlag
light brown hair and light mustaehe, which has
been eolOrsd. Perry also hes an IRdiah-ink band
pricked on HE LETT wrist and star picked between
the thumb and togohngaI OF his lett hand.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

a O''' introduced in the New York Legislature
increases Oy one dollar, the tax per head now
imposed on cmigronts landing at Castle Garden.
FhH VIII make the tax three dollars The officials
Of the different steamship lines think that the bill,
Hpassed, will injure the city of New York as \
port Of entry for emiglants.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
A Novel Case.

One OF the most curious cases OF misundsrstan-
ding between church members OF their pastor that
has ever been made public has just occurred in
Springfield Mass. It was reported that the Rev.
J. a. Aldrdge, OF the Stafford Street Church in
that city, had become insane, and his congregation
were considering the Propristy of sending him to
= lunatio asylum, when he appeared in the pulpit
last Sunday, and preached as usual, convincing his
hearers that although he was unWsll and nervous
ne in full possession of his reasoning faculties
Il was then discovered that the nervousness which
he had lately exhibited was not the result of reli
gious excitement, as had been generally suppoled
but had been brought on in Consequence Of his
having received a severe beating from one OF his
parishiOners. The friends Of Mr.. Aldridgs saws
that MI. Baptist, with whom the pastor has
been boarding ever since he took charge OF the
church, being man of violent temper, and be-
coming possessed Of i'll defined feeling of ieal
Ousy in regard te the relations existing between his
wife and the minister took pains 10 make the po-
sition of the latter in his house extremely uneou-
Portable, winding up long series OF prosecutions
| by blacking the eye OF hi5 sphtaAl adviser and
giving him terrible pommslIng. Tothis account
Of the affair Mr.. Baptist responds that his pastOu
hit him first, besides swearing at him furiously
and that he did not strike the minister atAll ThC
story OF the minister is parity confirmed by boy
who saw Mr. Bapsiat hit the reverend gentlsman
in the face; but the stories Of the principal actor
in the quarrel are 90 conflicting that nothing les
than an investigation by the church can max
them harmonize, and possibly that will fail to d.
it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
DAILY GAZETTE.
DelaMaro ano NAaryIand shIp oannl

the bill incorporating the Delaware and Mary
land ship Canal, was called up iu the House Of
Representatives yesterday and after being amend
% oy requiring the canal to be twen y.tbroa foe,
oeep and Scvcntyflye feet wide, passed the House
by vote of II te s.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
DIED.

FARSON At his late residence in this city on the
10Th instant. John FarsOn. in the 18th year of his
age.
The funeral services will take place at his late res
Idenes, No. sol East Fourth street, at o'clock On
FRIDAY afternoon. to which his friends and those Of
the family are respectfully Invited His male friends
are requested to meet at the house at ga a. m, on
SATURDAY morning and proceed to p. W. 4 b. De-
pot. Interment Al Episco pal Church Smvrn1
2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

"ANTED-A tenant for Blacksmith and Wheel
w wright shop. Rent of the shop given free, the
tools and everything complete, for Bale or rent. A
good stand. n good neighborhOod, and within two
miles of Middlet0Wn
Also, two Ho uses to rent at same place. I'm IN
mediate possession given. For further partcu- z.
lars address BENZ. ARMSTRONG;, -
mar26-Wtf MiddletoWn Del
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

Inc secretary of the Treasury is about to invite
proposals for the construction of three wooden
propeiers fer the revenue marine seryce-two
Tor duty on the Atlantic, and one on the Pacific
coast
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

fNHE Monthly Meetings ofthe Hope Building and
- - Lo Association will hereafter be held In ihs
Ohee of.the Secretary. N. Z. corner Of Third and
mArket streets, over Telegraph Office.
mar'9-t JAMES McCABE. See'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
WaWts.

WTANTED leo Young men to invest q few dol
w lars q month in the Excelsior Loan AAsaeia
tlop;' per cent. interest will be allowed without
any charge for expenses. First payment Tuesday
evening. April 1st. at the office of
MARI eodtf D. I. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

LN0k RhNT.-PosssssiOl nVen Immodlas sly-
E The spacious Hall 40 Ants-FOo1 10 O. SlIe's
WoFkingmon's Institats.h The pFo1isss ~, al
mirably adapted 10 SOelotias, Musical OF III sPary
SSPy o DR. 6Uhffs' fos FrSasS .tFS", u 1a's !:
Or. CAMERON, 80 Market street. a. i6-tf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
OFFFI,GGEr r2E,cs Of SECRETARY BOARD OF PUB

,,h.. March 25th ls-3
~ iae meeting Of the Board Of Public Ei1cation.
III SiyInty evening March 24th, 1873. the follow
III res 9lutions were unanimously adopted.
t'esGt1ed, That the retirement of Col II
IrltAs s nav rom the Board Of Public EdueatiOD ne
MS httlng opportunity 10 return our thauks
~ nla t9r tne urb1nity Of manner and kindly feel
lhs "nleh mas ever governed him in his intercourse
WIN Us as our Presiding ocer; and that his interest
n tns cause OF Public Education in this city i wor
Wy Of the emulation Of the members OF this Board
cation. ~ N-70 - 4 ~N'AS A4H-
~ 40 Hesoioea That copy Of the foregoing reso-
LIou oe sent 70 Col tTrmshaW. aud also entered on
we minutes OF this Board. and Be published in each
VI sy vi e'ty papers J. L. kILLGORE
'4-'-4L Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

ITNO TIE PUBLIC
\ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
Rany nave completed arTanE ements 10 carry Monsv
Packages and Express Matter 70 an from All TSit.
on the line Of their road and West Chester
Also, 90 all points on the PHILADELPHIA and Raa3-
M and CataWiSsa Railroads. inelRding RsadinF
bpstowp; Mahoney City, Mt. Carmel N0rristowp.
Eor further information apply at the Depot. cor
ner OF Front and Madison streets, WilminEton
Express natter sent To Franklin felagraph a.
No; West Third street or to their D. cot Froct
and Madison, or orders left With McMaIiep 4 Sssi
dehFerlns agents. Will receive PrOmpt atteation.
.. G. STOLZ
aD6-u Gent SuD't ". 4 <. Il. X. Co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
gGtitts.

'I'HE Monthly MestingI Of the Star Loan Assoei-
4 alton Will hereafter be held in the office of the
secretary, on the N. y. corner Third and Market
streets, over Telegraph Office
mar25-f JAMES MeCABE, see'ry.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

EOR RENr-TWO large eonnastlng Rooms -
= IN the third story ef the Sayills Bald !E
tAetgIing. Apply % ALRx. s1YtLLK I'd
tshi-u a9 AAykSt GIfVOG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

STOLEN. TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
y From the premises Of the subscriber on the
niEhs Of March I'd. on the ST. George,
I'M road. one mile from Red Lion. A HaTSs
NN and square bodied Carriage overeoaf
-7-three silver spoons and some wheat -,
ts"AFd Will be paid for Information that viii lead ~
the arrest and sonyiction OF the thief AMI tbs re-
'overy Of the Proparty. SOLOMON DEPUTY.
uuAA-'-t Red Lion Post Once
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
BANKING HOUSE

Deposit Accounts Of Ranks individuals and 9TH
ers received, on which We allow interest. Cherks
drawn On u are payable without notice, the same
a. at National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

REDEMPTION OF 3-2O Bonds.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has called in So
OO.OO L ;. S-9fs additional. upon which the in
terest will cease June l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26
HORSE SHOEING.

The undersigned will continue tae Horse Sht
ng business at No. l0l East Fifth street. lately
eupied BY his father. Mons but Ii rst class work
men will be employed, and entire satisfaction guar
anteed TO all who may iAv os him with their pa
trouage which Is respectfully solicited
marl9. dlm RICHARD WISDOM.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-26

WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
.-SO Il, MORTGAGE BONDS, at o5 and accrued
interest.
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e#-Whips, at Marshall Il Richards op-
poste RECORD O0ice, Main Street, Pstro
lean Centre, Pa,
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NO AGENT

in your neshborhood, WE WANT ONE
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@sVs W. vassng-as wo almost give
..-.- away valuable outfit, and
MehV 7 furnish the BEST PAYING
vVIlVl agency in America. Give eI'
elusive territory ard the BEST TOOLS to wo k
with Ou' Agents having immense success, and
making from $50 SIS per day. One agent to'S
40 subscriptions in day. Others repor, from 10 10
rs per day Specimen copies of paper full pariou-
Write at once to our FIRESfDE FRIEND, Chi
cago III. -
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COnsuIVpliOn, ana
RheUmatiSm.

Immediate relief and permanent cure guaran-
teed in every case. Particulars sent fres Aodre.a
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, lat East lats
Street. New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-08-29
Nashville.
A Very Bad Bow.

Max Adeler mentions a report that
the chief astronomer at the Washington
observatory was dreadfuIIy sold few
days ago. A wicked boy, whoseSUnday-
school experience. seems only to have
made him more depraved, caught fire
fly and stuck it, with the aid of some
mucilage, in the center of the largest
lens in the telescope. That night, Wien
the astronomer went to work, he per-
ceived a blaze of light apparently in the
heavens, and, what amazed him more
was, that it would give a couple of
spurts and then die out, only to burst
forth again in a second or two. He ex-
amined it carefully for few moments,
and then he began to do sums to dis
cover where in the heavens that extra
ordinary star was placed. He thought
he found the locality, and the next
morning he telegraphed all over the
universe that he had discovered a new
and remarkable star of the third magni-
tude in Orion. In a day or two all the
astronomers in Europe and America
were studying Orion, and they gazed at
it for hours until they were mad, and
then they began to telegraph to the
man in Washington to know what he
meant. The discoverer took another
look, and found that the new star had
moved about eighteen billions miles IN
twenty-four hours, and upon examing it
closely he was alarmed to perceive that
it had legs. When he went on the
dome next morning to polish up his
glass he found the Lightning bug. Peo-
pie down at Alexandria, seven miles
distant, heard part of the swearing, and
they say he infused into it much whole
souled sincerity and vigorous energy.
The bills for Geographic dispatches
amounted to $4,000, and now the as
tronomer wants to find that boy. He
wishes to consult with him about some
| thing.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-08-29
ON Hr,rRrras D1snARnED-Thank

Old HUmUGs DISCARDED Thank
heaven, the old-school practice is pass
ing away. Ipecac, aloes, calonel, blist-
ering, the lancet, and (worse than ALL
medicated rum, have given place to
new remedy, which bids fair to become
the universal medicine of mankind.
Vinegar Bitters is that remedy. It is
destined to take precedence of all other
curatives now before the world. The
pharmacopeia and conspectus of the
regular faculty contain nothing that Will
compare with it. Every day hundreds
of the sick are emancipating them
selves from systems of treatment which
entail great expense and do no good,
and are flying to this cheap and abso-
lutely certain means of relief. Dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, liver complaint,
periodic fevers, sick headache, kidney
diseases, constipation, nervous affection
and in short all maladies, acute or
chronic, which do not involve the ire
parable injury of some vital organ, are
cured by this pure inalcoholic vegeta-
bel restorative.