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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

The latest reports from the Spanish
Republic indicate that at last there may
be hopes for even that distracted eoun-
try. Senior CASTELAR, has been elected
President, and by yote-133 to Co.
which shows that he will receive the
support of the Cortes, especially as, be-
fore accepting the position, he distinctly
stated his purpose, and demanded that
he be allowed the fullest powers, includ-
ing the right to conscript men, levy
taxes and declare martial law, at his
own individual pleasure. Senior Caste
lar Is thoroughly honest, and is supreme
ly devoted to republican principles. One
Of the greatest of living orators, he also
possesses thorough knowledge of the
situation, and the executive ability to
organize and achieve final victory.
His appointments already made, furnish
ample assurance of his earnestness;
Don Espartero, hero of almost ninety
years of age, being appointed generals
simo of the army, and Marshal Serano
commander OF the forces in the south,
operating against the Carlists. With the
power which the exigency demands, and
no longer hampered and embarrassed by
the delay and vascillations of the Cortes,
tits more than possible that at last there
may be a prospect for ultimate peace and
order to be restored to fighting, disor-
ganized, jealous Spain.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20
A WORD ABOUT SEWING MACHINES.
SOUTH NEwBuRY, Sept. IL

SOUTH NEwBUkY, Sept. y.
This is emphatically an age Of inven-
genuity of man has conceived has
been hailed with louder acclamatiOns of
comlnendation than the esewing-machine.
Yet every woman who has had much
experience with this invention realizes
that it is far from perfect. From the
unnatural and forced action of the feet
in working the treadle the tension Of the
Sciatic nerves is such as to cause serious
Inconvenience, and If long continued,
not unfrequently leads to permanent in
jury to the operator. Now it has occur
ed to me that there ought to be some
head with wit enough to meet and over
come this difficulty. l am aware that
several attempts have been made to sur
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

mount the difficulty referred tc, but for
the most part the success has been but
partially achieved. Whoever will bring
out perfect treadle, will De entitled to
have his name enrolled as public bene-
fact0r. Pho BONO PU BLIC0.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

We have, in former number, spoken
of the position of Governor Booth of
California, in reference to the Railroad'
Problem, and, in our last weeks issue
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

THE force of reason, If you spead it
thin enough, can go further than is us
ualiy supposed. A preacher in Balti-
more, In a recent discursive fight, has
made discovery of the hitherto rather
obscure relation subsisting between the
gospel and the liquor traffic. The gos-
pei, he remarks, has for its keynote the
principal of "Good will toward men,"
q proposition that is indisputable. But
in this fact, our orator contends, lies the
right to forcibly suppress the liquor
traffic, which contains not good will but
desperately bad will, towards men. 1t
will be /. perceived that law-making
would be an inconveniently easy pro-
cess upon such a principle as this. For
instance, the keynote of the gospel is
not only "Good will towards men," but
also peace towards men," But the
people who commit assault and battery
do not preserve ''peace towards men, "
therefore people who engage in assaults
and batteries ought to be forcibly sup
pressed. But the only way to prevent
assaults is for each man to do as he
would be done by. Now preacher
who assails his neighbor's legitimate
business is not doing as he would be
done by, and consequently the keystone
of the gospel requires legislation for the
suppression of this reverend gentleman
and other persons like him.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

On the 10th OF August, the one hun
axed aud second day since the opening
OF the Vienna Exposition. the first mil
lion forms received for entrance fees
we're counted. 1t does not seem proba-
bic, after this showing, that by the 31st
or October GOO, 600 OF fiorins, the sum
anticipated in the beginning as the
amount tllat wonld be paid at the door,
Will be forthcoming. The failure OF the
Exposition of Vienna in this respect Is
10 marked contrast TO the sueeeSs Of that
OF Paris, which in six mouths received
10, ,O00, 900 visitors.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

AT q meeting OF musical societies in
Lille, France, a few days ago to celebrate
the festival Of HelIesmes, one OF the So
cieties came bearing a white flag. I'm
mediEtely on seeing the Legitimist flag
waving in the air the people became
excited and shouted ''Down with Cham
bord," sDown with the white flag"
The Society refused to lower the flag,
and mounting the platform the band
struck up lively air. The people re-
fused to listen. repeating their former
cries and singing the sMarseillaise." A
few minutes after the bearer of the
drapae blanc, in descending the platform.
had the flag snatched from him. and il
was soon torn to threads by the excited
crowd.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20

While it is difficult at this time to ac-
count correctly by the rules of precedent
for the appearance of the yellow fever in
its most malignant form in Shreveport,
La, it is quite evident that the filthy
condition of the town, as described by
the Vicksburg Herald of late date, was
sufficiently dangerous to the public
health to warrant the introduction in the
community of almost any plague.
Among other offensive sights to be met
with were the bodies of putrid animals
sweitering in the sun in various parts of
the town, while mud-holes, reeking
with miasma, poisoned the whole atmos-
phere. Not long since, according to the
Herald, a boat loaded with 100 or more
Texas cattle was sunk in the river near
Shreveport. The carcasses of the drowned
animals were picked up from the wreck,
taken ashore and skinned for their hides,
and were then allowed to remain where
they were thrown, fostering in the sun
and purifying. If these facts be true
and the Herald obtains its information
necessary to seek in the current removal
of the great raft in the Red River above
the city the true cause for the appear
ance of the frightful epidemic which is
now terrifying and staying the hapless
citizens. Where so many alarming pro-
vocatives Of disease were permitted to
remain poisoning the air, it is the most
natural result i'm the world that disease
should have followed. Although by
private advices we learn that the panic
in Houston, Galveston, and Memphis is
without foundation. yet in view of the
above facts, it is not improbable that the
dread disease may spread, and that those
communities within its circuit which
have neglected to keep their towns and
cities in order against the coming of a
pestilence, may have sad cause to regret
their delay.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-09-20
Floral Ornaments.

A fresh supply just received which will be
IA filed in exquisite taste with choice flowers
and at reasonable rates.
tI-Is4-l Srorrs, Harrison a. Co.
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Invertible Troughs !

Tool the Premium at the Fairs.
The cast iron heads can he used with slab
plank. Slab is best, being cheaper. and will not
check or spring.
sell the heads at 81 per set. They can be had
by applying at Tnttle Il Cranes, Painesyille, q.
A. and L. Damon's store, Kirkland, o., al the
residence of the subscriber. Mentor Avenue.
+. j. GOLDSMITH,
Box 645. Painesvilic. Lake Co.. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
LErTERs FROM rHE People.
oosvENIENcEs FoR rRAvELERs.


TO ple Editor Of he Commercial:
While reading your remarks in your excellent
paper Of the 9Th inst. the Delaware TRIBUsE) on
Comfort for Travellers" in regard to . newly
patented invention for head rest, It occurred
to me that some ingenious mechanic might be
stimulated to add another very desirable i'm
provement to the steam. as well as the street.
cars IL not for the con fort OF travellers at least
greatly for their information and sccommoda-
tion. That some kind of a box, either Of tin,
wood. or some other material be placed and fix
ed up, in front OF each car, with the different
stations or streets that the passed and as the
car passes EACH station or street, the name of
the next station or street approaching should be
exhibited III the front OF each car. which would
enable each passenger to be ready In time to get
OF at the station or street desired, and would
give the passengers generally q knowledge of
the stations or streets, being passed. without
further inquiry OF the conductor and save the
annoyance sometimes to strangers Of being car
red hey oDd their destination in not understand
ing the announcement OF the conductor OF the
station or street approached Il
CAMBRIDGE, Md November Z.
Comment by the COMMERCIAL: This sugges-
ton is good one but We have seen it stated
that just such an arrangement ia in use on some
OF the railways, We think in New England. 1t
happens that we have never seen anything Of the
kiud in use, but such an invention has We are
quite confident, been patented
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
Auttfes.

NJ OTICE-All persons are forbid trusting any one
~ On my nCrouut as viii pay no debts unless
contracted d by myself.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12
E1-B. y. RUEKBLS
RITTER WINE or IRnH

Has never been known 10 fan In the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms; ind spOsltlUn ex-
ertioni loss OF memory: nltlgulty Of breathing
general we3kness horror of disease W. ak LeryoIs
trembling; dreadful horror Uf dedth nig hi Nv, ats
cold feet weakness; dlInness Uf Vision; languOr
universal lasstnde II the mus ;ular system euOr-
nous appetite, with d. spept3 ~ nptOus; not
hands; flushing OF The Douyi dryRess VI the skin (;
palld countenance aud era upllJus the face pufi-
lying the DoCd pain In the back: Geaylnt 30 Of the
eyellds; frequent Dack spots yiug D,f1ts me eye
with temporary sunuslon anu iUss sight; want o.
attention, etc. These symptoms all arise from a
weakness, and TO remedy that use r +. kukKEL's
Bitter Wine of iron. ltIleveG fans. thousands are
now enjoying health WAC have u I'd It Take Ouly
h. +. KUSKKLs
Beware Of uounterfeis and tgse limitations. As
knnkels Bitter Vine Of Iron is 81 well known ali
over the country, druggists themselves make an
Imitation and try 10 palm 1t UH their customer
Wnen they cali II kunKe!'5 Bitter hlue Ut iron.
kunkels Bitter n lne OF Iron IS put up only Ia 81
bottles, and has yellow wrapper nicely put On the
outside, with the pTOprletJTB phOtograph on the
wrapper OF each bOttls. 1lways zoos I the pho
lograph on the outside, a. yOa WI aWAys he sure
70 get the genuine article SJIu ~ ali druggists and
dealers eVeTJw
TAPS WOHM, TAPR V'oRA - ReIaOy. Il in a few
houIs WIN harmless Vegetable Mellciue No lee
asked until the entire ~ofIn, WlgI Lt di, passes
heIer those ahlced to reside nts " the city whom
nave cured That mad been unsuccsss uly ire AteI al
the Jefferson Medlal Co ltge, On eutl .Lreet; mad
taken IN vain TGrpentlne, the sU-cA,led specifics
ana all known reInsdlts. DR. Ii +. kUAKsL No,
Wv north Ninth street. Philadelphia the Doctor
mas Deeh In business Tor over 70 years and Is per
tectly reliable. CAL and STE. AdyI,e free ke-
moved tape worm IRON a child years Old neahur-
ing ~ Ieet Gail anu Sc specin-ens al ClllCe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

ES-"A Wonder Of Medical Science" may vel be
applied to Dr. Wstar's Bas4m o. vi Onerry, II
Is nearly half century since this remarkable
remedy was introduced 10 the public, and yet the
immsdiate and enviaLle reputation which II gained
by It's wonderful cures OF coughs Volds, whOOping
cough, sore throat innuenza, consumption, and 9ll
bronchial complaints is TO t1ls day fully sustain ID.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

HINNINNI IfHUUIfHs
Columns would he required to enumerate the
dcal bubbles that have risen to the surface and
bursted since Hostetters Stomach Bitters became
the ttandard tonic of the Western Hemisphere
Boast the most extrav ant, fabricatons the most
preposterous, cant the most sickenlng have In turn
bee employed To bolster up the worthless pFepar4-
lions that have from time TO time been fntfodnc.d
IN the hops OF dividing the neld with that famous
vegetable remedy. sigma failure has been the lot
81 - en- and all. The repu alton OF the Bitter4 az "A
preventive OF epdemtcs. stOmAchl', an invgnr-
aht, general resto alive. and SPECIFIC TOR indi-
Yes'iOn, bil Gus ane3tions rheumatism nervous de.
U'lity constitutional weakness, par0xysmt fevers
ahd.e complaints IN which the more St. nsitive sex
ar exclusively lab O. ls established upon the SQUAD
hssia OF more than twen'y years experience, and
can no more he snsken 10y the clap trap nustrums Of
ansciendac prttendurs than the ,sting hills by
the Vlnds that rustic through their d, Il es.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

ESTeRTAISMENr AT L1uREL.-The young gem
tlemen Of. Laurel will give an entertainment III
Fooks Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings
Nov. 27th and 2Sth, consisting OF dramas, far.
ces, comic and sentimental songs &c, inclu-
ding Ten Nights in Bar Room" Those who
know anything about tbs talent OF Lau el will
recognize the ability with which the performan-
ces will be rendered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

JosEPH T. BRows's WHEAT YEELD.-Tha Ok.
ford Press is informed that Joseph t. Brown.
near New Castle. raised the past season 1913
bushels Of wheat, weighing 63 pounds per bush
el, on fifty acres OF land. Mr. Brown feeds 81
TO 60 head Of cate annually on this farm, which
embraces 400 acres. Mr.. Cooper has i've other
farms about equal to the one occupied by Mr..
Brown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

ED-HeV 70 lire economically. ly.-Ths problem Of how
70 economize III living is thai gages the ser-
Gus attention Of great many pt ople. "Many lit
tie makes mlckle was Que ut BeLj amin frauk
Inns Poor Richard" truisms IN It summarizes the
whole system OF popular e&,ravagAnce, II you Wlsh
70 save money, econ mzs In little well as In laTgr
items OF expenditure For all the household p9r
poses for which polishing pOwders bath Urick and
soap are usually used, excepting the one thing OF
washing clothes, SlpollO Is by manV times the
cheapest article that can tie employed. 10 kay
nothing abSut great superiority to all OF er SUB
stances, IL is on tue scrIe Of money alone by lar
the cheapest Remember this fact and save IMAM
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

eB-Note, for Fall Businsss.-The panic is about
over, ans Mr.. Munlhausen Is now prepared 70 make
q new suit of Fal clothes to any person who was
scared al the late financial furry for any person
whether scared or not lie mas laid In a 1ne stock
OF goods 70 select from. and any person VINO wauts
tailoring doDe. at prices TO suit the tmee ought TO
give John call We know from a BUSINESS he
quaintance of several years that Mt. NJ is noted for
promptness, fairness "a oea.ing. aud moderation IN
charges Drop IN al s.6 King street and his new
Rooda.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

~ H0ts p rDsdneiIt Customers are Made If you
have never USED sapoio, the next time yuu send TO
your grocer tell him you want CAKE; It viii coat
you only few cents. Then llOk all over your
house, and wherever you find a spot upon the paint
furniture, carpets OF snytning else whether 1t be
dirt, grease, tar or WhateTtr else, use sapolio
cording TO the simple dlreeliyLs Then collect all
the tnware, copper wsre Knives, FORKS kettles ETC.,
and polish th IN uP. When you have Gone this once
then Rnoch Morganls Sons know positively thet
helr Sapono has won Another pernanent cuaLOmeT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

SOCIETY YIsTTs. Washington Council No. 4,
o. U. A. NJ, will pay a social visit to Protective
Council in Hestonvile, West Philadelphia, on
next Friday evening, the lith
Ftedonia Council also OF West Philadelphia
will visit Jefferson Council, No, 10, next Satur-
daY nNAninn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

eI-Tks Furest and sweelest Cod Liver Oh is Haz-
ard CasHels mt de on the sea shore, from fresh,
selected hvers, by Laswell Hazara d Co., New
YORK. IL is absolutely pure ana sweet. Patient
who have once aken 1t prefer It TO all Others. Ply
sioans have decided II superior TO any of the other
oils in market,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

SUPPOSED HOMICIDE IN WORCESTER COUNTY -
On Tuesday night, Of last week Henry Brittiug-
ham died at Whaleyville, Worcester county, Md.
from violence it is supposei. A severe WOUND
Was fourd upon the iIout part OF his head il
young man named Davis son Of Peter Davis, IL
suspected Of the deed, and his arrest has beeI
ordered, aud, suppose effected. The difficulty
is thought to have been the result OF an election
brOll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

For Three Fesks Longer, Mr. DeNormandie
Il continue to sell all goo0s IN the Cnna, Glass;
Q1eensware, Plated ware, Cutlery ana fancy goods
al greatly rfduced prices TO reduce his STOCK. ON
the 18th OF November his successor will lake pos
session. All desirous of securing bargains are re-
quested to call at once at 3U2 Market Street.
II, DKNORMAHDIE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

ANNUAL CONGREGATIONAL MEETISe.-rhe reg
uGr Animal Congregational meeting Of the
West Presbyterian Church, for the election OF
Trustees and the presentation OF the regular
annual reports. will be held on next Wednesday
evening the 10th inst.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

Mr.. George Ebert, printer, OF Pottsville. Pa
lost his pocket book on Market st. BRIDGE Chris
tianA.) 1t has been found and George may have
it by calling at this office The pocket book con-
tains about twenty-seven cents, pretty fAir
amount for priuter
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

PREsBYrERY OF NEw CAsTLE.-The Presbytery
OF New Castle will be convened at the West
Presbyterian church, next Monday afternoon, the
18th instant, at two o'clock. Business Of impor-
tance connected with the Presbytery will be
transacted,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

NJ OTICE-AI persons are forbid trusting any one
~ On my ncrount, as | will pay no debts unless
contracted by myself.
MRS. JANE r. RMITH.
novs.3t' 7l5 Tainail street.
AIOTIC Z - WILMINGTON INSTITUTE = Per-
~ sons deslting TO become Stockholders OF the
Wilmington Institute are notified that the assess
ment on each share Tor the rema9der OF the half
year. e. e., until Dece enber 3st 1873 has been re-
duced 70 one dollar Shares may be had Of the
octl6 W&Stdeci LIBRARIAN.
NO1ICE. &C .AYTON LOAN ASsOCI ATTON.-
~ The first monthly meeting Of the stOckhod
Of Clayton Lcan AssOcla ion Will be held at me
otict Of MIR. McCabe, on the third Friday of the
month. tine 2lht inst, a. O'Clock, p. N. Aftrr the
payment Of nrs' nstsmeDts eec ION for III ers
will be held and the OTgaui alton completed.
Al. L. LlCHTE STEIN,
nov6tm Secretary pr } TEN,
NOTICE 10 WATER RENTEES. All per
~ sens who have sold pro 0erty ring the present
year. must give notice IN writing 10 the Reg istrar,
at he otiice Of the Water Department, before the
Both day OF November 1873, and insert in he notice
the name OF the purchaser, and number Of the pro-
perry purchased, otherV ise they Will he held liza
ble the water rent the next year. Also all per-
HODs wh9 may wish disc intinus the 0f water,
or any portion Of 1t, mast give notice Ms above and
pay 81 for drawing ferrule. No alteration will be
made In any bill after the above date
FRANK A. TAYLOR,
octll tnov30 Registrar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

aE-Fs hsve an immense stock OF Ladies' shoes,
for the winter. from SlT5 TO IS 90. Call and see
them at Babcock Bros 2o6 and 2Os Market St
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

tE-Bake no ETro- In the selection of yourBoots
and Shoes for the coming season. Inspect STOCK
and get a bargain BaOrock Co, Sls Market
htreet, doors below Fourth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

IN TUwN -Eetzel the Pittsburg artist is in
town, the guest Of Mr.. II. l.. Tatnall. A new
painting OF Mr.. Hetzel is now at the studio OF
Mir. Tatnall consisting Of table of fruit. in a
tantalizing state Of npeness and luzciousness.
A watermelon, cltron, peaches, grapes and ap.
natural manner. The picture Is creating quite a
furore aud great many people are calling to
view it. Mr. Heilel viii remain few days IL
MlluIu gtou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

JR ORDFB o. U. A. M.-The Junior Order Of
American Mechan les of this city will attend
West Presbyterian Church in body, next Sun
day morning. Rev. j. NJ. p. OTIS, will preach a
sermon upon the subject of 'MAn and MAchin-
ery.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

tE-cw nne Boots range in p Ice frsm So to s.
They are chespsr than the sAeapesi at 2O6 and 2CG
Market Street. BE, cock Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

e1-Cied' ing sale Of Ladies', Misses and Child.
ren's Shoes, at reduced prices, BabcocS, A Co.
319 Market Street, four doors below Fourth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

Sg-Hisa fact that the peorle are finding out that
they can get good bargains In boots and shoes at
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

EZ-BoOts and Sho,s. at prices that defy competi.
tioD, at BapcOek a Bros 206 and 20s Market st.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-12

=EB-Look TO your interest and buy your b1ots and
shoes at Prettyman's ne shoe STORE 1lp Market bt
next door TO Lemons new building.