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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19
1lnaarifmcS 6ras.

Sn tielem ganer sreifi man f~reitsn5 nit iber-
trietenel Grnartans unb nit l~ln9eItiin mad
allem Neust unp mirft es rann, trsnn Is ni9t
slQc6srfllt ras man la caSpn Serlprp9en
bate, chen 10 lhnel uno s~preili9e tpitber meg.
Cor msbrsrrn Sabrsn ipuree urscrilGes Sras
ais tas scQfommenlts aller @ieisnsraier aiiss.
prislcn, uns CO serb,eitets li9 ianel iiber ALE
Staater jest bert une iittt man faum nod vt.
mas cascn, neil - rte man iast Der @enub
bieies OraIes cher he5 baepu sema9ten StleS
bic SGisre frauf maht. 1cd nur Der absr.
mG6tae 0enub ces @raiss nit reiffni pper nabe>
III rsiisn Samsn fam i4aelit rsrhen Surh
@nbauiuns pes iseraus rsi6li&en Sansns In
benz 1asern. gSirr saS 0ras in Der Slltbs
Cni6t ipGtsr) ssmGbt 10 III e5 ni@t nur Gin isbr
beliebtss, isnpsrn Surhaus g~eiunprs gne rabrens
csS 3i.ter, has sualeid 81 wrbltbatiger Nbre4s-
lung cisnt. g. brinSt 2 bis 8 3cnnsn pprtrsH-
lidrs Ssu senl gsrs, es ertrGst Scmmgeilrgf
bsier ais bic aapsrtn GjrGlsr, es mag Scn AprIl
bis su Cube ess Juni seIIet perpsn, ia Cd met
pa Sc Sassn ieinrn spQsa gSu6s wa1t nnb bat
FIR bic na@iclsencs @sissriaat cine behere %or"
ftutt als Safer. Iamit sas @ra5 eiinnl en9s-
LID blsite, mub man cif iifn. stpa ) @aQOrsn
Samen auf ben arre, Gin tlfineS Stad rsibt
~ um cine srpbe Wsnss scn Samm Sa srSietei.
Der goSsn mug ni6t arm isin une gut pulrsr-
Irt. Ma6 BEN Ginsssh ica tns slnb iitsr-
paist psrtsn, pUna4 Der Samen i4nsl unb
slei9masia auisebi. Jar Mii8pirttiGaftcn
lrats tielss @ras pOn gpril bis 5uli auf gut
ssriinstes eanr ssiIrt psrpcn sur Ibps2s'
lung nit anesrem @rinfutter tsi6t seiGstsm
gSsidf0rn U. e9l.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19

9Sic cS fd,cint, gilt es fir bic 5biere
feline before Nabruue ais bic slepfel. .3pei
frarfe aibs, idreitt bic ,gisw- yprf. Sritiine"
iins turb ben @enue her apfel sfbeilt ipcrsen.
Gin yfsre, tas bic SbisrarSts nufeeseten unp
beebalb auf benz 5slse undertaken lisbsn, fam
su sinsm apfsltauut, frab sinise Icpfel uup
purte sGnsli6 berssifclt. 0rei aibr, bic an
Wslan6plie liitsu, erbiclten einen SdeHel @ep-
fel unb fat ausenblidlid purben tislelten &C.
iunt. @nn bsbauptst icsar, aiibe, bic nit @ep.
feln %sefiittsrt, sGben rrppelte Suantitatsn srn
Milh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19
Ser Gri,;ly.Sa 1nirs jsst islti in ieinsr

Ser GriS;lDsSa rirs jsst isltif in i'ihsr
ealiirrniiGen Ssimatb INNER %isltsner. Der
,,Gal. Dsmpfrat' ldrsibt pariitsr; User in ga.
l~ifcrnisn nod sinsn Grislp-9arsn idisben mill
Der mu6 lid tssiisn esnn bic Belt III ni9t mebr
fern, no tr ausssrp!tsE iein mirp uns no nur
nod Gabsl unt Gage som ibm mslesn wsresu.
Die 9ieb,ibter p~srtilssn ibn gum srcben Merger
aQer Sassr nit Gjift; fe tansm StGde 6lsiia,
mcmSsli6 YisrpefSrfs. &sbfSpie U. I. 10. nit
Stry&nir ssrlsbsn, al Striden an ben gGamtn
aui uue @air Wris,ly tris&t Hur ,u oft auf len
esim. an sinisfn StsQes Der Serss wire risiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19
Su berfamfem l6O 4cfer
0mtes Eariml

Tas z. %. Iiertel Spn Seetien %, in Z cpnitty So, .nrrS.
LID een Hanee %. rtflih rem 5. Saistmsrietane tnthhs
tenp 100 Ifcr ausseet6retes 6arialanb gutter Sage ta
6ariltCr Co., i'm Staate Scpa, febt inter anSpretcnten
Sseinsunsen Al ~psrfaufsn.
Das 9ane isst 4 gietlen pru Der DUBUQUE uns Sipur Cts
@~iisnbahn, etra ) Misilen arn sDiutdns, s Mtstlen rr
Ylatrsbura unb 10 @eilen rem Mlssn Citation.
98saen ndtsrer Nustauit, nsstseineurssn &c. wsnhe
man I'D an cen Gisentblmer. Sgn. Soan &iffier. z.
Straee, Spiib!n Srpa u. Glap in Gubuaue rbsr an bic @e-
eastien Der @dsette. 8ebr. 5.-b.a.b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-19
&SOteg.
9eutI9es WaRBdns.

0p. 2 @resnwi6 Greet unb D Satierp place,
NEW : y X.
liamiiteitar ~aeaeuiber hem Cattle @arten ae III her Rebs
Der Dampfbcet.gaueuns
= on istem Babnbpf une ieeer DampfFeelldntuns ere DIT
man has Setel sur6 bic CHARACTERIZATION.
eisener @rprtb. t9iD 9Daesn bei9reerf eas @spad.
Scnry NeiubarSt, @iafntbur'er,
Ss- rni.r eanssmann MAILER N ga im'ner ~ trei
fen, 6esr. % Idtr.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
CouRha md colda.

There are Few persons VINO are aware of the i'm
portance OF attending to cough cold at its rst
appearance The thousands who die annually Of
Consumption, were first attacked with a "slightn
cough or cold, which they thought would soon wear
Itself on, and therefore neglected to the proper
remedies until they became inCurable.
Every day that cough, cold or any lung disease
is neglected, makes the chances of cure more un-
certain. We would recommend all suffering from
any disease of the lungs Whatever 10 use Hasson's
Compound Syrup OF Tar. IL never fails in curing
the worst cases OF coughs, cOlds hOarseness sore
throa catarrh and asthma. 1t is infalible rene
dy for hopping cough Being prescribed by some OF
the leading physicians in the Northern and southern
states and being prepared under the immediate su-
perYiSlon OF graduate II the Pennsylvana College,
The proprietors beg leave inform all that it Is no
"Quack preparation, but made strictly In accord
anca with the ADVANCED principles aud theory OF
medlciue.
Price so cents per bottle.
Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers throughout
the United States.
p. b.-See that the signature Of RUSSELL 4 Lam.
DIS, Prop'rs, Is on each wrapper. fehl4 IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
w1uoMIoo COUNTY.

wIcoMIoo COUNTY.
VIM. Pailey has been appointed Justice of the
Peace for the Sd district. Isaac s. Mezzick had
resigned.
Edward Gosley married John Twigg's sister,
and John Twigg married Edward Gosley's daugh-
ter. What relation are they and their children
to each otheri
The Salisbury Lyceum is endeavoring to find
out. the Greatest Worry in Life, II we were
Salisburyite we should say listening to the dis
cussion Of this question.
The mud machine is still digging away at Sal
isbury.
Leonard Baker, young citizen of Salisbury
died suddenly with the Group, on tho night Of
the 18th.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
The fruit growers say that the peach crop is
all right and the prospect for good crop favor
able.
Chas T. Adams has sold his mill near Colds
boro', to Alex. salisbury, for "A, 900.
Denton has had real live love romance in
which a sable skinned son of ham was the prom
inent figure. He was about to be married to a
lady of his own color, but had only 81 with which
to procure his license, go his intended wife fur
nished the remaining $3.50. But when the Ii
cense was procured he married another woman,
and left the next morning for the Monumental
city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
DBL,
ssissasx Af.srnson, Feb. ls.
Il 80 1zAks IE . sINKINa sHIr.

The ssjession ef an neessuses'oz Reform, by
the present Legislature, is. fortunately, only .
,postponernsnt Of them for two years. The keen
ness of popular ,dinAppointment, now, will be
somewhat modified, BY remembering this fact,
and the indignation natural under the circum-
ssanees viii simply serve to swell the earnestness
with which these measures will be demanded OF
=. the next Legislature. .isotf 3
n Considered in this Light, we regard with grester
complaoency the bigoted opposition made by the
majority at Dover, especially in tho Senate, to
the repeal of the Loan Association Tax, the re-
peal of Wages Attachment, the equalizing Of
Representation, the passage of liberal Exemp-
tion Act and other related measures. The Log
islature ,ought to pass them. For our part, we
have spared no argument, and omitted no op-
portunity Of expressing the popular feeling, in
their behalf. We are sincerely anxious to sec
the measures adopted simply because they are
right. The Republican organization has placed
thsGin itA platform, u Is true, but this was done
for the same good reason which commends them
so strongly 70 the Legislature, and the latter
body should fayorably regard them, because
they deserve it.
1t is andeniahle however, that the refusal Of
tn Legislature 20 adopt these Just measures is
exciting unfavorable comment throughout the
State, and that the growing conviction of the
people is That in order to secure such Reforms
are are really needed, there must be political
change. The Legislature is adding, day by day,
to the load under which its party is staggering,
and no one can fail to see that the Democratic
organization is steadily and surely sinking in
@ otheopopular estimation, while the Republican
party, Its policy, it's pledges and its candidates
are looked to, more and more, to establish the
Reforms which the Democrats refuse. - .
Hsvtng suffered so long, tits possible, of course,
for the people to endure two years longer, hard
ships which they had hoped would have been
remeaied at this session, and every fresh evi-
dence the majority in the General Assembly
give Of their unreadiness or inability to grant
the desired relief is the strongest argument pos
sible in favor Of putting men into authority who
hold more liberal views, and propose better
policy.
Under these circumstances our Democratic
brethren at Dover may, or may not, see the wis
dom Of passing these measures of Reform. II
they dosee II, very well; if they do not, it is
but brief postponement, and an added strength
to the already triumphant Republicans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
wha. nIr. Cellas,. NeIshhsr. say.

Mr.. Colfsx's neighbors are undismayed. A
correspondent at South BeId writes; "With the
exception OF , few old snti-war Democrats, /
heaE but one expression, and that Is, I'VE swear
by schuyler here: having known him 90 long
and 20 intimately, we know he never could have
been induced TO accept bribe." Nh IN
In this connection 1t may be stated tbHt the
New York Mail sent reporter to interview the
Nesbitt family in that city in regard to the gift
Of $1,000 which Mr.. Colfax says he received
from Mr.. Nesbitt, and the reporter was informed
by one OF the sons that ''what Mr.. Oolfax says
is true, for mother says that she remembers my
father telling her at the time that he had sent
the money on to him." On mentioning this 10
ex-Recorder James NJ. Smith. he said that once,
when running for ofiice, Mr.. Nesbitt, with whom
he had but slight acquaintance, sent him
check for el00 IN the same manner. MIR. N.
was . warm personal admirer Of Mr.. Colfax.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
A,sa.llx.AnlIcted 1 NYoman.

Mrs. Nathan Briggs. of Marion, who 90 re-
Gently had intelligence of the probable loss Of
her son, Capt. Benjamin Briggs, with his wife
and cnils y sgai9 cast lpso gIiel py she loss o.
Julia A. Hslleck, Of this port. 1t was but q
short time ago that her youngest son, Zenas
Marston, died of yellow-fever while in port at
beaufort, N. @, andit was but year or there
about previous that Capt. Briggs, her husband,
was Instantly killed by lightning while seated in
his own house. Mrs Briggs was also called to
mourn the loss OF her oldest son, Nathan Henry,
who died at sea some years ago; also, her only
daughter, Maria. who Was drowned with her
husband. Capt. Joseph Giggs.-Neto Bedford
gl.n.i1LoI..d
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
A spirltuaIlslic wedding.

The recent wedding ceremony of Miss Kate
Fox, one Of the Fox sisters, to whom is due the
origin OF spiritual manifestations in this country
was attended with demonstrations OF an appro-
pirate but ghostly character. Raps were heard
about the altar and ct the wedding breakfast
the spirits rendered their congratulations by
tumultuous raps, and by playfully transporting
the table to the aggrsvation Of the hungry guests.
The BRIDES mother, deceased, expressed her
approval by special message to the groom.
Then the ghosts grew joYial and cracked few
time worn jokes, of whose antiquity they were
doutless ignorant, as they we're fresh when they
were on earth. Altogether, ono must conclude
that it takes groom Of considerable nerve to
marry medium
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
A DisKustcd Hartford stabIe-Kce,nr.

The Hartford Times says a wealthy German
from New York was in town few days ago, and
wishing to drive out, went to stable to hire
team. The man of horses was 10th to trust a
valuable turnout" to an entire stranger, and so
asked for references. The German replied that
he could give no reference but that he would buy
the horse and sleigh, and when he returned from
his ride the stable-keeper might refund the
money price was agreed upon, and the cash
paid down. Whom later in the day the stranger
brought the team back to the stable, bis money
was returned and he started to CO. "Hold on,
said the owner of the horses "you have not paid
your horse hire !" "Why, my dear sir" said the
New Yorker, ,coolly, 81 have been driving my own
team this morning !" The stable-keeper looked
dsgusted, but did not force his claims
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
SpsftaI alottEes.

FURNITURE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
~ GOULD co. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD ~ co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD co. Sell the strongest Furniture.
GOULD 70. sell the handsOmest Furniture.
GOULD co. have the largest stock.
GOULD CO. lave all kinds Of Furniture.
GOULD co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co. offer B4TgAins.
GOULD co. buy and Sell for cash.
GOULD %. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD co. have great advantages In Manufac
turing.
GOULD CO.'S Furniture Is the most elegant.
GOULD ca. nave Polite Attendants.
GOULD a q have wel-lighted StOrea
GOULD Il ca. have three stores.
GOULD d co,
N. E. Cor NINTH aud MARKET, Nas 81 and 50
n. SECOND St, and 1896 MARKET st.
--..=.a-. PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
ChIcaEe's Liquer saIosns.

Chicago prides herself upon her liquor sa-
looms, some of which arc OF the most gorgeous
description. One Of them cost $50 900, and con-
tains the largest mirror in America, with q
marble bar 81 feet in length Another is eplen-
didly fitted up with pictures, mirrors and ststu-
ary, and dspenses $500 worth of fluids daily.
The saloons in the city number nearly 5000,
and it will at once be perceived that the tenn
iperance cause does not flourish in that lively
Wostern town.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
rrom our Late Ealuun Of Yssterday.l
Philadelphia.

GAMBLERS SENTENCED = sISER AND KAAs GO TO
cHkRRY Hull.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II.
Siner and Kaas, convicted Of maintaining a
gambling house were sentenced this morning by
Judge Allison, to pay fine of five hundred dol
lars each, and two years and six months impn
sonment in the Eastern Penitentisry.
Marks o'Brien received the same sentence for
similar offense.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
GOULD d CO,
A Want Newer sefore supnIIed.

In regions where Liver complaint and Bilious d..
seases prevail TO 50 great an exunt there has long
been felt the need OF -dCAg that would act spe.
cincally on the Liver, Restoring 1t To It's normal
functions and at the sans time he safe from after
effects, and yet so simple that 1t NAV be bV any
one II is now admitted by al nat Dr. Tutt's Yege-
prescribed by the most eminent Physicians through
out the Whole South.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
DIR. TUFTS ExPEcroRANT.

The properties Of this elegant preparation are de-
mucent, nutrtiVe, balsaniic, healing and soothing
II braces the nervous system and produces pleasant
and refreshing sleep. 1t exhllarAtes and relieves
glOomineHs and depression. IL 10 the most valuable
Lung balsam ever offered TO sufferers from rumo-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
A Curious Law Suit,

One hundred and thirty-fve persons in st.
Louis are defendants in a suit brought by the
heirs OF an iilegitimate child for an estate which
its father came into possession Of by the death
of his legitimate child.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18

For the Holidays.
odor Cases Ia Velvet, Russia Leather and Rose
Wood.
Cigar cases In Russia Leather.
Antique BronZes.
Gold and Silver Capped PuDgentg.
Cut Glass COlOgnes In pairs and sets.
Wax Flower Materials, COlOrs and Tools.
Bohemian and Cut Toilet Sets.
Pocket Match Boxes In Russia Leather and Gilt
Bronze.
Bouquet Holders Flour Vases and Mantel orna-
InentH
French Plate 1oIlet Mirrors,
Hair Brushes and Comes.
Powder Puns and Boxes
Novelties IN Perfumery
Sundries In Relic Wood. Scotch Plaid Wook, REESE
Wood, Turkish Wood, Russia Leather, Swiss Carved
Wood, Satinwood.
Thermometers in great variety.
At uniformly low prices At
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
Spiral alpttfes.

kunkerS Bitter Wine OF Iron.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant for Coughs and Colda
Ayers Cherry PectOraL
Dr Schencks PulmOniC Syrup,
DIR. Roses Cough Syrup.
DR.. Schencks Pills.
DR.. Roses Pills.
DR.. Jayne's Pills.
DR.. Ayers Pills, and all the leading patent medi.
cines in the market.
AlsOa full and we'll selected stock of fresh Drugs
Medicines and Fancy Articles on hand.
Country store-keepers and groceTs supplied with
ParegOric, Ladanum, DC.
Essences of all kinds, wholesale and RETAIL at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE
Front and West Streets
Wilmington, Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18

ImpOrtnnt to Farmers! A Wonder to the
Mechanic! A surprIso to Everybody!
The method is at present applied to TIIItESHER
new of itself IN principle and construct ln renloy-
ing the grain without breaking the straw.
SAVING MACHINE, cross-cut and attln q
capable OF Sitting over one hundred feet OF inch
stun after the power, (9ne horse) Ia stopped
HAY. STRAW and CORN STOCK CUTTER
cutting with strength and rapidity unequaled
A CIDER MILL, cutting two bushes of apples
per minute by an entirely new process, which OBJ
tains all the Juice from the fruit
A ROOT AND VEGETABLE CUTTER, cutting in
slices three bushels per minute choking Of cat
tie.
A WOOD SAW, saving cerd-wood as fast as two
men can feed.
CORN SHELLER, Smelling. .endWlse or length.
wise; can be fed with a shOvei.
a PLANRR, planning eadily without dlmuuition
of speed, with one hOrse
All these machines are attached 10 one frame
which only occupies spare OF two and a.half BY
four feet, and are convertible from each machine to
another in from one TO five minutes.
These machines are on exhibition at ia Market
street, between Front and Second, Wilmington I bel
ofce Hours, from ., to /, A. M f., and from q TO 8,
Pm. WESLEY SMITH & CO.,
febll-lmd&W Propretors.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
Pratt,a AatraI OIL.
RatcheIor's Hair pye.

D0tSuoioI . HdtE Cy0.
This superb HAIR DYE is the Beat in the World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous
No Ridiculous tints or unpleasant Odor. The genu-
Inc w. A. BATCIIEL0R'S HAIR DYE produces
IMMEDIATELY splendid BLACK or NATURAL
BROWN. Does not stain the skin, hut leaves the
HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only
Safe and PBRFECT Dye. Sold by all DruggistiI
Factory l6 BOND ST., New York.
marhHpadtW1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18

PUBLISHED EVERY AEzHRkoaR, tAfadsns
ereepted,I 81 Ne oosmEAsiAs BunDuo. sssA Ksss
corner EfTh aHd HaTkst Streets. 7tso Csats ezpv.
sis DoEtays pear. By ntaas ~ sssrvs6 By sasTtTs
EkrssaqAout tks sity.
- zHE -nAzAWARB FRERUEBs tpssAlyslsths grsuf
Asntsasslar eTpaA Of FarmsTs and Fs.itorOseTs pub
'tssss sfssS 4Hvssdss SAOsaHs, " z'SO DOlAs's :
RtaF. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-18
Rover's noof LInIment.

l have tested BOyers Hoof Liniment on the feet
Of over one hundred horses, The difference in the
condition OF the feet is great in ts favor that
would not be without It for ten times its cost, IL
should be properly applied to every hOrses hoof es-
pecialy in the Summer when the horses feet are
always In contact with the heated EARTH which
dries them up and they become hard and feyeriah,
which produces contraction, oOrns, quarter cracks
contraction OF the back Rinew, commonly called
"Knee Sprung and often from the pains In the
hoofs IL produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used.
IL should be used on every horses hoof as common
ly HH oil Is used on harness or mons bR0ts TO Keen
them in good condition. h. X. CONKIIN,
Proprietor and Superintendent OF the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street. Philadelphia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-20

Black Merinoes and Alpacas, best, at
lowest prices, at Hogan Bros.
nOy20 thurs.sa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-20
POLICE PICKINGS,

Mary Burlington was found in a state of
intoxication, apparently from having taken
morphine. A bottle or two Of that drug
was found i'll her possession, a fact which
engendered some surprise in the mind of
the court that druggists should make free
! to sell her an article SO injurious. She APP
peared very cheerful and talked very vol
ubly To the court, SAYING she would not
buy morphine again il the court would let
her off this time. But the court was not
satisfied with this promise, for who could
tell but that she had in her mind, at the
time of making it, the hideous luxury of
another dose of the care-killing and con-
science-lulling poison? Who has searched
the depths Of poor human heart to know
the secret pangs that often skulk there?
The court could do no better for the ac-
cused woman than to lock her up in the in
duStrial prison, where there was some as
surance that she would not suffer from the
cold wind and shaw:
The name of II. Green was sounded, and
that individual presented himself. The
Court-"Mr. Green, you are charged with
peddling without license. Guilty or lot
guilty? II. Green-'I no peddle." The
Comt-"You no peddle. Here, Mr.. Po-
liceman, tell what you know about this
case" The witness related that Mr.. I'll.
Green was an itinerant trader in China
wares, pitchers, glassware, teapOts, salt
cellars, old clothes, and so forth. I'll. c.
Il no make anything" The Court re-
marked to the officers and spectators that it
never say zone of themr that did make
anything, but that .:theyA always managed
some how to put up a big store mighty
soon. The Court asked Mr.. Green to take
a seat, and observed that fine of five dol
lars would not be amiss, either for the re-
formation of the accused or for Gift to
the Treasury.