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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


Who have injured themsOlveJ by eertala pr.c
tice INDUCED In when alone. habit frequently
learned from evil companions or At school, ihe
effects OF which are nightly felt even when atlerp
and ifnot cured renders marriage immposSible,
and destroys both mind and body, should apply
Immediately.
country, the darling Of his parents, should hv
snAtchcd from all pro1pects and erioymsnts Of
Life by tho consequences OF deyiaiing from The
path Of nature and indulging In certain seen,
habit. Such persons must, before contemplating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-09

reflect that sound mind and bodyAIc the most
necessary requisites 70 promote connublAl hap
piness. Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; to
prospect hourly da1kcIs 10 the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and oiled with
,th6gmelaneholy reelection that the hAppIps'' @!
Another becomes bliphtcd with our own
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
@pIitiicbeS ans SIosO eatib:
2dub.

Sc ndber bic @ablen in DeutI&lanr
beranrldcn, beto lebbafter miro rel
8amrf i'm @olfe. Man l9reitt aus
benz Baril@en pom %. @usuf:
SIN 6inblid auf lie in Bdlre bepurs
febeneen Neuwublen sur 3wetten4am
1,er, rpel@e In lJcl9e Der Nuelociuna
ber 6dlfte ter Mb8eorrneten In meb,
als rrst6ie 8esirten notbwenris se,pors
ZEN Gnp, ri@tst tas Central Committee
Ter fattolilaen @olfspartei in einen,
Don, Bah. Boob. ssr5fentli&ten Manis
fet an bic @sfnnunessenu0en ete elm
brin8li@e Wabnuna, BEL bieien Wab'
len iid auf has reSae ;u tstbetItas':
IS let' um II ltsbr 8eboten, ries Mtal
pom ben, Mablredte ~etneua rer i@bnz
fen tes Staatsblrssrs, ;mopur& IS ibn,
m5sli@ uirt, auf bic @efaltuna rer
5fenhi9en 8srbdltniile ieines Sater>
lanpes einsuwirten", @ebrau@ III ma>
&ep, ia Der na4fe 9anbtas nit Grasen
BON ter srS6ten 8i&tisfeit ME Nb>
dnterun9 Der 0emeinbeurpnune, Gr<
b5buns Ter Steueru, Refurm res
Steuerweitns u. (. No., Dor allen absr
aud NIT relisi5ien Gra9en fl& III be-
i4dfttsen baben werre. ~WdbIst nur
iol9e Wdnner 3u @atlmdnnern" ,
beiet eS gun, Sdlu0e ees Nufrufes,
vppr penen ibr iber3eust fem f6nnet,
tae Ge has gertrauen, ueldes ibr If
mel, l&enfet, nidt mibbrau&en wereen,
Manner, BE unatbdneis, &aratterfef
unb relisiSs finn, rie fd nt9t BON
auerei irrilaen @ldF&ten leiten une
Don auperer Seite beeinfuhen la1en
RE @ablmdnner ioQen ia in eurem
Namen unp mitbin aud gan; in eurer1
Gimme ben Nbseprpneten mdblen. @ir
balten es unter unlerer WIrpe auf he
@@amlpien @erleumeunsen einsuseben,
rpsl9e liberale Bldtter ansef@ts Der
Wablen, pierer gesen uniere partei
aue9enreut baben. 8ir bebarren auf
rem Stancpunfte, Ten un1ere 0ertreter
in Ter 8ammer bereits In, Sabre 1870
e%ineenommen baben. Bir lui1en uns
an Qiebe gum @aterlanre pom Niemanz
ben lbsrtrefen. Greu fsben mir gun,
@ei@e, treu CUR ensern 6etmatb; chen
70 treu aber aud our Relision unierer
@1ter. Dir upIen aufri@tise unb
pole Greibett fir NQe unb auf aaen
@ebieten res StaatSleben6."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
Die &ulr.

gu aufaus april ionte Elm srobss
@euae,, fattfuten, wofdr f&on felt
lanee tie 0ortersitun8eu 8etrofen trcr.
ben, unb spel@es neMen9e BON Greu>
Den aus BET Ndte uno Gerre berbeiae>
lodi batte.
@olanb mar NIT ,wei Yferben betbei<
liet. DHs etue, fetn 2iebliusspfert, ei>
men Rappea pom arabii@r 3u&t ,pou>
te Ct felbF reiten. wdbreub u feinen
Big, eineul Greunte anvertraut tat<
te, wtlder ale 6asptu,anu in elmer
eutfsrnten Garnifon fane, aber nit eis
uer nailitdril&en Mifion betraut, felt
eintseu Do&sn in eer 3sipsnj par.
Ser BON 6@Snau mar fraber Ro>
lambs S&ulsene6e banu cine 3eit>
lang ieiu 3eiiesefdbrte, ,amentli@ IN
Paris ter gertra ute 1eines eiebesban>
eelS NIT BET f&5ueu Nulfn eeuefen.
Seitbsu. bate ct f@ NIT eineut Mdo,
den ueru,dblt, tas Ct ldnsf aeliebt, uub
feline elldlide Gbe NOR nit 3pet Rim
bern ssisenst, bic feline eanse Greuee
mareu. ct mar friber elm leibeni@aft'
Ii@er Spurtuann eeweisn, bate aber
an, 6cdssitstase lsinsr Gmilie oeripre<
den miifen, Gem rpastalfSen Greiben
fit bic 3utunft III eutiaseu. Bic jsbt
bate ct aud treuli@ bieles gsnpreaeu
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Gin Tprti9ritt IN G3peoeu'

Eie @eftbsebunsin S@peesn jei&>
rete ii@ felt te1 fusenanuteu @efcrma'
ton bur@ cine bartaril&e ltutulpiau,>
teit aus. Mp@ Dor tur3u3eit becrobte
Elm @eleb ben l1ebertritt zines Staats>
bGreerS sur tatbplil&en &tr@e NIT bsr
Eo6esfrafe anetre @tfese entbalten
1ebr beeneenbeD efimmunSen ktnf&tltd
ber Beamten.
9asli@ pxrre In GbriRiantu cine
DISCRIMINATING pom alnseb6rteen Der
Staatstir@e (epaneelii& . lutberf&)
abeebalten. Sn hieier 0erfamn,s
lung, he pom @eifli@eu wie pom 2aien
Guiammsn ppbl 4-500 befu6t ,uar,
riseutirte mai, neber ptelen GraSen, bic
;u ben neutrality-suspicious. Der euar>
eelii@z lutkerii9en Rir@e 9e3dblt ,uer>
ZEN ml0tn, aud bic aufbebuns ces
Heli6iunss 3panses fit Beamte. S92
Der Contribution last ndnlid. baB CUE
tSniSli@en8 eautsn f@ 3urS taatsftr@e
befennen u,ll1en. @eser cine gang
rerI9wincenre Minprit 1T pom einiaer
araniis deer breisis Stimu,en ipra9
f@ Die 8et1ammluns Iflr bic Nufbe>
hung rieier 8efimmuns aus, ra tVe
u,einte, raj bur@ eieielte ibrsr Stride
ftin sldubiser Gtrif susefabrt ,parre,
1pnrern raj fe oielmebr easu tisne,
Ni9tsldubise une 9eu@ler BORT surid<
subalter, unp elmer orceen &laNe pom
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13
@e8e,, Bic Gbplera

in Deutl&lanb trefen bic BetSrosn tes
reutl9en &eides umfu6enre @urfeb>
rem. Wan l1reibt bierdber aus 8er>
lin:
Na9rem tie gun, 3pede einbeili@er
Gorl@unsen iiber tie @srbreitun9 Ger
@bolera ur,o tie Mittel 3u ibrer Gern>
baltune uup 8efimpfune pom Bun>
resratbe trnaunts @ommil1on suiomz
rneneetreten 1T, fno fdmmtli&e Bua
besreeisrun9en pauon init teu Grlu>
den in Renntnib 9efebt .porcen, bic
Ortsobristeiten ibrts 9unees on3uwet.
zen, ben al, te etpa ersebenren Nequts
ftipnen eisier Gbslera>G ommtifsn pe>
oen @ornabme unb @eranla6uns Don
unterlu@uneen en- Ort uno Steue
oser rpeser, Grtbeiluns pom Iuetunft
unnerrpeilt 3u entipre&en, unp eie BE-
adeli@en Wfittbeiluneen an tie "Gbos
Iera<Gommijfen in Berlin I'M Rei@s,
f~an3lnamt" unu,ittelbar III arrelfren.
Gi1r Ten Gau, rap tn elmer Ortl@aft
bic Cholera auftreten fsllte, bat bic BE-
trefsnte Ortsubriotett Anjsise su ma
den At, ibre betrefenee 2anbesbeb6ree,
bsbufs @u6Fsntli&un9 eur& bae. Sen
.tralbIatt far ras Deut1&e 8eid;" fer.
rer auwb@entli@, bis suu, pslfdnbts
9er Grlbl@en Ger xrantbeit, fiber Ten
@erlauf bsrielben Beri&t ~ trfattsa.
unb In bteism Deri&te jsees Nal bic
3abI tsr Ginwobnsr ses betrsheneen
Ortes, rem Sag tes Gusbru&es tes
@bclera, tie @efau,mt3abl ber Grfrau'
tuneeu, bic 3abl ber iu listen a&t Ca
aeu G.franften iewie eey eetorbenen
unb gentlemen Yeriensu, une snelt&
bic 3abl Der in Bsbansluns ssrel'ebe'
men anju9eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-09-13

Staatsbdrssrn einen unSuld(iiseu @e>
wtIens;uans aufSuerleeen. Dian
mue obrartsn. pb rieie 8elrlution tr>
aeno einen GinRub auf rem Bei@lub
oes Stortbinss lber piele Grase taben
miro. Gin profe6or ees Re&tes Der
uniperftdt lettete bic Debate iber zen
oben errabnten @esenfano Elm uno
fam i'm Qaufe .bulelben au@ auf bic
neuer preubii&en "&ir&enseiese" au
ipre9en, tpel@e It als Staatslberarif
auf ben, @sbiete rer3irde daraftsriiirt.
Mit 6ilfe terielben rplree Is elmer ra>
tionalifiidsn 3e9ieruns m5slid fem.
pas Gbrifentbum gang au unterrrl>
den.
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6iebt Is feiue,, &ebut

Dieie Grase bilret Elm febenres Ga
pitel in Fer amerifanii@en prefe.
Wan flr@tet fi@ Dor @bolera, Blattern>
eelbfn, Gtebsr uno 1onniesn Gpiremten,
unp trift bic swedmabtsfen Anftalten
our &ettuns uno Si&eruns res Men<
(&enlebens. MQein Ger Wo!o9 bet
Giienbabn> uup Damph&ifscompas>
nie1 fribt bel rpeitem mebr Meniden in
pielemlanee auf al6 ale oben 9enann>
ten Gpipsuien. unp sesen rielen Mo
lob eiebt es feline S9uB< uno Si1er>
unssmabreeeln. Mit pem Branre ces
Dampfidifss ~Bamalttt" ouf rem
potomae>Glu einsen 100 Meniaen>
leben Yerloren UNI bel rem, 9r5blid
perl1ulpeten Gilenbabnunelld auf Der
Gbicaep> @lton<S ct. 2puis=8 abn ,pur>
ben reun Menl9en setSrtet uno IS
i9redli4 oerfrdppelt unp uerpunoet.
@lei9 folseno parauf fubren auf ber
Cincinnati arietta> Bapn 3wei 3dse
eeee, einancer uuo lieben Gpete uno
8ermunpete surid. Dielen 1dlieben
li9 an, un9lide auf rer Soutbice>
Giienbabn auf Song Sslanr, u. y,
nobel 20 Yerionen n1ebr pber minper
nerleBt 1pureen, lowie pasunslud zines
@migtantenjuaes bel Cameron, @ef
@irsinieu. Sebe ISOLDE, fat jerer
Sag brinst lol@e laredli@e unelldsz
Gdue. Den 8e@dpieten poer ben CT
ben Der @et5bteteu 8efattet man baS
&e@t auf Gntladoieuns 3u tlasen.
Der Yro;eb 9e9en bic rei&en Gumpa8>
MEN fptet Yiel @slo uno pieI 3ett.
Ger ,uenis 8emittelte 1T ni&t I'M
Stanbe, fpl@en Yrr;sb aus3uflbren,
Betanntli@ baben Die reiden Gompa9<
nten tein 0esi6eu, tein @efdbl eeS
Mitleips, aber 4s!p, eiss 1T ibre Seele,
oter au@ ibre smpfurli@e uno serleb,
bareM@iuesferle. fisr 1T IS rteYFi@t
res Staatss unp res Gunarefes, rieie
Gompasnien ;u paden, bic f&werfen
Gntl9dpi9un9sfrafen fdr aQelnslldsz
fdQe, no f1@ bic eerinsfte S@ulo nur
ermitteln ld6t pur@@ eltbe ein fit aue<
NAL sssenGiienbabn' unrD ampfiaiHS>
Gieentbdmer fef3uleBen unp ron
@~taatswesen Gle Gin5iebun8 rieler
strafsn unr bic temnd@ftse @ertbeiz
lung an rie Bei&driSten III bepirtsn.
Wan (@reit unp tlast fiber BE DO
nppple, man mill ibre 0elrmadt, tbre
Berrdduue hes publifums bel@raas
fen, aber nod baben MIR in teinerplat<
form, rer alter, uno ,,suen Ya1teisn etne
ueiie entfpre&snpenre Bsftmmuns se@
funren, tur9 .uel&e Ter Staat srmd&>
tist xub ueryFi&tet wirr, rie our@ 81
ltB ~ befiumsnren i@merfen Gntl@d>
rtaunesfrafeu pom jeuen @cmyaonien
sin3usisbeu unp rieit Gempaenien far
aQe unb jese S@u!p ibrer 8sau1ten
osrantwsrtli& ~ MAIDEN. Dies 1T BIT
ein;ise Des. wopur@ RE lei&tFrris
berbetBeflbrteu i@redlt&tu uuslads>
fdQe seru,iebeu nerben t6nuen.
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H.,
[Gur ben Wanberer:1
Aufmuntsrung aus fry.

sluf auf raetn 1era errinse 3raft
limb pirte, .pas bir &ubu, Seri&aHt;
Nt&t @ubn,, Der F& auf Grben aetst
Nein, tonbern Der mad Oben fsist.
rlnt Oh I'M 0riinen aud serfsdt.
Die S@lanse bid gar oft erf&rsdt.
DAD baIte bsiaeu Gub ri&t aut
gu tpanbsrn fort ben wilserlauf.
Die 2iebe ebnst isbe 8abn,
llnb trast ben Gruu.men bimmslan,
@ie famuat I'M 9erasn l!&t euapor,
llnb iiberpa@st Dumb unb DIR.
llab no lie panbelt pbae Stub
Den, eiuen f&Snen Spiele au,
"a fproGen 8liu,&eu UNI ie ber,
Beleben ne ffets uebr unb msbr.
Die llni&ulb unb 8ei&eibeubsit,
Die bat le immer i'm @eleit,
3isbt Grobfnn unb @sboriam eroB.
l1nb buffet nit bic l&Unfe &ol'.
Sie 1T 70 ianft unt gut unb treu,
2sst Nntsrn niemals 8ebIer bel,
limb 3isbt aus eis'rem Sersenssrune
Zen lssten 8ein,, Der unseiunb.
@enn gnsre fdwa9 uno buliOs fnt,
Va tueint ie nit unb bilft sei9wine,
llnb feuert mutbis ieber Notb,
81 @ott setreu bis in ben Sob.
Drum, auf, n,sia 9erS iei unSsr3ast
Grfreb. bies 70 lang es ta9t
Damn Sell biz, toumt bic leste Na&t
Detn @eit CUR Greube neu erpa&t.
81. 3etbert,
8arteu, @isc., l. Sept. 1873.
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uebereie 2a0eoer Dia8e
in Graxtreia 1@rsibt man aus Paris
peu, 20. &ueuR:
Die @sYalitsn fne aueeufdsiali&
barber nod ni@t eau, entertainer
peer in Reineu. wann NIT psr Yrpela.
u,irwug BET Msnar&te YpreesanSeu
rperpen {ou. Die Gius,, fno fdr Gin
lan9lanert1 uus YerhedtereS. BE &us
>sren far Elm ro@anes urb pftuss
0erfabreu. DA6 IsStsres BE beGereu
Gbauesu bietet, wirb pebl taura beftrit<
ten ,uereea ttaueu ans wir ftlbf baben
.slei@ oufansS auf be 3wedm6ftsteit
etusr uunsrjSserten. BE geousr 0ber.
ral&enbeu Aetisu binBspieien. AQtrz
binas aber erbsbt i'd BIER tie Graee, d
aud BE Mittel. BIT RmRdnee, bic iur
Metior n5tbieen St1fte, Gabrer une
Irupren f1r bic Gnf9eihune eluft8,
wiuie trb berett fap. DIME cine &C.
ndeente Ma@t bic ben, @e@te 3ur
@eite Rebt M-wk mir l&on beuertt
taben-uuter ben pbwaltenben Ser.
tdltni6eu be6 2aubes uub Der Yarteien
auf cine elatte Dur&fdbruus aud ber
lesalfen Yei&ld6e Der &Reulblee nt&t
~ reanen. 8onapartiRea unb Repu>
blifaner peroen eepaltiameuD tberfano
gun, mineeftea Seriu&eu. uub nur Der
Gntfaltuns pper anwsnbung eiuer snt>
i@iepenen uuo farteu @afeuma@t ter
etitsli&sn Resierune pei&en. Die Notb
treitt fe 81 tieiea 8eriu@; benz, nit
nnoralil@en ODER lesalsu Mitteln et,sas
ausauri9ten, baben fe feline M5eIi@,
ttit, teine boffnune mebr. Die 8pna>
partifen raaaeutli9 iebeu In Tolee ter
Ginieune bsr ReYaliReu lire 3eiben
tdelid naebr eeIi&tet. SIR Bsiseu
blubte, als fur piele eiaiaans nod
feline Musfdt war, arb eab:r Elm srus
eer Ebeil bet manar&ii& @e5nutea nu'
i'm 2ailertbum eiueu f@srr @ee Jul
5erfeuuns Der @snar9e 81 fneer
elaubte.
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Men(6en,
Cine Grsdblune.
(Gertiebune.)

Gas mar Der @eiif, Ter ibrem @eiie
perrpanrt unp suslei& lberlesen eenue
tpar, I'm, fd 9erre in liebenrer Demutb
pom ibm teberrlaen su la7en Nn cies
fem sroben, fsurisen 5er3en lollte ene>
LID ibr 10 lanae einiames, ME perfan>
renes 5ers-isine Rube fnren Go
fau, ibr ni9t in ben Sinn> in Ter 1d5>
men, liebenswIrrisen Gusenie cine See
b%enbublerin ju fir@ten. Gusentens
sorss &idtuns mar 70 weit entfernt
con rem leiaten Spiele Der Gotstterie,
ibr Deien eri@ien 70 obsei@lo6en unp
fertis, ibr 6sr; mar lberpieb 70 e.flut
ron Ter 2iete 3u ibrer S9wefer, rae
bic Marquiie uielmebr seraee eur&
Gueeniens @esenpart ibre Yldne nit
I'm, - er5eerer Si&erbsit uerfolsm 81
f6nne1 9laubte.
Den erfsn StoS erlitt ibre Si9ers
belt bierlter als lei einem Woroenbe.
lu1e tei elmer ibrer Befannten bisle fie
fraete, pb pas @erldt tearlnost iet.
pel9ss tie beisen @ralen Bergen ale
gewerbtr Ter Gsmtei1eu Arslsbeim BE-
sei@ue.
r3par elrfte fir ZEN Waler," fIsts
bic Dame bin;u, ~rie ea@e nod et>
mas i'm @eitsn fsben. &uein ess
pdrhsn II jung eenup, I'M, be 8ldn<
senbe 3utunft bic Ter Yrufsfor ,pmis>
Rens hem juneen Manne prspb9eit,
nit @ube abpartsu 81 t6nneu. Aber
bic dltere @rdFn unp Ter Srlantp Gu>
rislo-mar Is ni@t Elm tbRli@er Sc
rante sor, u,einsr 1p@ter, Jpn, bisien
Naueu 81 eebeu, liebe Warquiit? ct
u,a@te weni8aens siel Seniatipn. unit
rsr @raf miro leitrsm bel ben, iuneen
85lt&en inner 70 0enannt-sas wdrs
aIsrptnes bas panenpRe Yaar, bas fd
psnten lisbe. Ct Miro unssfdbr 3ebn
SABRE dlter (etn. ols {e. Das If &C.
yaet has re@te Berbdltuie ; an Rans,
@tsauag xrb geru1sssn firb fs eiuart'
ssr sbe,btrtis, uno 9sraee BE 9er>
i@teoenteit tbrsr betperfeitiesn &barat>
tere a1@eint mir als tie f@erfe Blrs.
f@aft fit cine sladlt@e Gbs. Sbrs
continuity, ibr rubt8et. fturer @e'
aanb, ieiner @tlpbeit, ,sineu, dberipru'
selnpen @eiae entSesensebalter, tbrs
llnbstanuti@aft nit Der @elt sseeu
fem bewestes eeteu. ibre Gr6mmis'
teit-"
~Das inb ~alIereinss b5@f pitant'
@esen(dbe ftl Mmanpa Elm. bic fd
enbIt& 70 .&neit pom ibrem S&reden e.
bolt bate, I'M. Zen. unermdbli1en &es
teRrpu,e Gtntalt tbut Su f5nnerL ABE,
ib FAM, Sbuen bic 8rfi&eruue eeben.
paB an Ter san;eu gei&t&te fetn vab'
res @ort it,"
~&ein .pabres @ort?! limb bod"
~@as Ten Maler betrift, 70 fam i'd
flr hs0er pldne urb Musf@ten auer>
rinss ridt einfebsn ; ober t@ tuerr'
nt@t perfebleu, u,eine Greunein auf tas
gerl&t aufmertiam 81 MAIDEN, psl&es
ben Naunen ibrer S9wefer nit ben
1einissn in 8erbinouns brinst."
~Nber, bette Warquiie, cit werter
mid bod rod babel nidt aenuen2
Ni@ts 1T mir 70 uerbaet alS Slati&e'
reien-"
~Seien sic gan; uubeiorst Is Il
uur BON Geri9ten tie Neee. @a'
absr ben @rafen @olanb anssbt, 70 pa
Re ibid tenfe-taS beiet, i'd bin fe
iterseu8t, tae bas 0ert@t auf fali4s
Gdbrte it,"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
The Recipe Book,

FREoRLEs. For the benefit Of young persons
afflicted with freckles, we would inform them
that powdered nitre, moistened with water, ap-
piled to the face night and morning, will soon
remove all traces of them.
CREAM ToAsr.-Boi the milk in the kettle boil
or when hot, mix the flour in cold milk, strain
through siove, and stir in rapidly add the but
ter and salt to taste let it boil five minutes.
Toast any bread, pour the cream over it, and
serve.
To CURE FELoN.-As soon as its appearance
apply poultice, OF equal parts Of saltpetre and
birthstone, mixed with sufficient lard to make a
PASTE and renew as soon as it gets dry. few
applications will effect cure
WASHINGTON PIE. One egg, cup of sugar
VI of a cup of sweet milk piece of butter the
size of an egg, teaspoonful Of cream Of tartar,
13teaspoonful Of soda This makes three pies,
and is nice, simple and cheap,
BurrERAILK MuFFINs.-One quart of sour
buttermilk, teAcupful of sour or cam, 2 eggs, l
teaspoonful of soda little salt, flour enough to
make as thick as pound cape. Bake in muffin
rings placed upon tins in the oven, from 20 to 80
minutes, according to the temperature Of the
stove.
APPLE CREAM-Boil 12 apples in water till
soft; take Of the peol and press the pulp through
a hair seive, npon u pound Of pounded gugar;
whip the whites of eggs. add them to the ap-
pies, and beat all together till it becomes very
stiff and looks quite white. Serve it heaped up
oil a dish.
APPBE JAM.-Weigh equal quau uies of sugar
and good sour apples pare, core aud chop the
apples tiuei make good clear sylnp OF the su-
gar add the apples, JUICE and grated rind OF 3
lemons and few pieces of white ginger. Boil
1t until the apples look clear and yellow On
no account omit the ginger.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
Comlorl In bod Wentntr.

Is there piazza or porch over at least one Of
your doors2 No? Cannot you supply the lack
immediately PiaZzas are more needed than
parlors in summer. Women need more fresh
air and sunshine. The more we get of ii the
more we want; but we sometimes get 30 in the
habit of stepping round and round in an indoor
treadmill, that we almost lose the instinct for
light and air. Almost all Of our sewing ought
to be done On tho pi1zAa when the weather .
bright and tho sun is night Ii tins were carried
out the world would gaiu in neighborliness as
well as in good health. We ought to have more
low and easy benches under the shadetrees.
and some OF us should suggest to our 'men
folks the need of more trees. We can carry
out cushions with them.
The best place to take nap on a warm sum
mer day ID in ahammock swung up in the shade
somewhere out OF doors. Hammocks OF differ
ent kinds can be purchased in most cities for
few dollars each. They are especially desirable
for invalids, but we should probably have fewer
invalids il hammocks were more used by hard
working people who need an hour OF quiet out
door rest every summer day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
the HOUSEHOLD.
Feminine ssersip.

Lizard green is the most fashionable Of col :
ors. and is universally worn.
"A New York Fifth Avenue lady is puzzling
all her acquaintances by changing the color Of
her hair every other day.
Feminine foot gear are now made broader in
the sole.
One of the newest things in iewery arc la
dies rings to be worn on the little finger Tho
oollet is made very long, 30 as to cover the first
Joint, and IL studded with gems according to the
taste of the wearer.
Suits OF white Victoria lawn are trimmed
with rows of fine tucking and kilt plating, AZ last
season
Very large fans Of yellow satin trimmed
with black lace are en- regie.
Large bronze, silver gilt buckles are now
worn by the ladies' at the back of the waist in
addition to q similar ornament in front
Plain white note paper, very thick and,
heavy, with crest in black outline, is the latest
whm in that line.
Tho New York Mail says a new fabric made
OF woven glass, has been invented for ladies'
dress material. 1t can't be stained, and is nom
oombustible.
Flowers are conspicuous ornaments on the
the new bonnets They IRE mostly put on tho
back, aud hung in vines down to the waist.
Young ladies go to West Point for the
benefit Of the health of the cadets.
- One OF the tabnonaDle Donnetb hab tnree
plumes at the back of the brim, curling up over
the crown.
Wide brlmmed hats in fine Leghorn, and
Gypsy hats In coarse straw trimmed with straw
flowers, will be much worn in the country, and
at the summer resorts.
The Normandy cap with high crown and
quaint little idfiles of lace and ribbon bows, is
all the rage for little Misses.
The maria for fashy imitation iewehy is
said to have broken out again among New York
bellies, with great virulence.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
.. 4 A.Ter's
Hair Vigor,
For RESTORING t. Gray Hair its
natural Vits.4iCy and Color.

t A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores &ded
or gray hair
to its original
color, S0ith the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
NOTICE,


CS:Typ SrArE. CONsOLIDATge LAND OFFICE, I
New Orleans, La, February II. 1873. !
N ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS RE
u celved from the Commissioner of the Genera
Land Office. dated January 80, 1873 notice is here
by given that On and aftcg the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, the following lands in the late
Southwestern Land District, louisiana which
We're approved under the act of June B. 1856 to the
Stat. OF louisiana for tine New ORE ans. OpelOusae
and Great Western railroad, wing west OF BrasheaI
city, and declared forfeited to the United States
to entry undo. the provisions o; the Homestead
laws 10 VIII:
All suCh unapprOpriateti lands lying and being il
Townships s. and south. range east.
Townships = =, 9. !6.and II south, range east.
Tow ships 3. 9, a. II and II south, range east
TOWNSHIPS 80. 10. IL. /! and - south. range 4
east.
Townships 10 II. u and - south range east
Townships II. u and - south. range EAST.
townships II, Is and Is south range east.
Townships Il and II south. range east.
Townships -. II and Il south. range east
Townships IL II. Is and Il south range 10 east
Townships Il and Is south, range IL east.
Tow. ships 10 and 10 south. range " east.
townships and south. range wcs..
Townships and south, rang" west.
Townships ), /! ANA ) south, range 3 ts'.
Townships ;, 5. and south ,aI ." 1 vest.
Townships |, 2. > and sOdth, range west.
Townships !, ). and south range w st.
Townships |, 2, , and south, range west.
Townships |, 2, :. and south range west.
TOw.snlp- |, 2, ! and south range west.
Township s :, ?, :: and south range - west.
Townships !, ,. and 1 south. ran ;" Il west.
Townships !. , aGd south, range - west.
CHARLES BARNARD Register.
fti2 @'awiH W. II. HYATT. Receiver.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-26
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

III ADMINISTRATOR TURS3CLL, =: twelve
o'clock, ~ the City Hal, the revenues OF the
p,IbI.c markets for the mouth of March.
BYR N L 3 :: MONTGOMERY, at 10 o'clock
Al Harris loal office, corner OF 81. CHARLES and
Crave s.rret- unredermed p.edSts, consist
ing Of diamonds, watches chains, etc.
BY q. De Fn2LH. (. 60. At IL O'Clock, at -. LOUIS
Auction Exchange, T. shares STOCK i"I'oA!A
Eltola. BA4k .:ocL-s-cce7s.oa OF j. "a 'tit
hammer.
az SHERIFF HARPER a: y O'Clock. At Merchants
and Aurtisa.-.. Exchange, two lots OF ground
and hr,f,.ii.-.gn : ..ck ,on street-A. n. Drrand
vs. J....H Nass.e. At O'Clock at corner OF
Cont aai =. Johne7tiee'. foCr cows-Aiexi,
Ribat Va C,.'estine MlgeHdle.