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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
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Merchants, Lawyers, justices OF the Peace, Land
Agents. Oil Dealers and Agents, lnsu rance Agents
thst we are prepared execute to order i kinds OF
BLANKS, business or legal, required in this COM
munity.
Jobbing patronage respectfully solicited.
WICKER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY

Located nj Ashland; the lien" OF II, Ury Clay
and old Irlm-ylNrnia. six C.,l;.-"s IN or-
Grafton, with tlir;v professors amt to- students
from - states. Entire les for cui!c.ia;r Year.
S2a, except, in tire law, Medical and commercial
Colleges. Boarding fran >. To - per week
The great in-titui ion at TIE >puth Tor che ,p. thor
ou;h and practical education. For Cataiogu.,
address, l. b. BOWMAN, Recent.
= eNington, Ky.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

The Atlantic cable flashes US some
thing new every day in regard to
French politics. Ono day the report
is that the Count de Chsmbord is
sure to be made king. Then comes
the statement that 'the Republic is
entrenched in the hearts Of the
people," Then We r Informed that
the Count de Paris has the inside
track and 10 ready to ascend the
throne. So constant are these con-
tradictions that II feels inclined TO
accept as veritsble truth the wi'icism
Of Talleyrapd that there are two
forms Of government which the
Frcnch cannot abide, II of which is
monarchy, the others republic, and
that the only thing which can reason.
ably be expected to happen in French
politics 10 the unexpected.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
C1ri0si1ics q

The Hindoos are said 10 have no
word for "friead." The Italians have
no equivalent for our "humility."
The Russian dictionary gives a word
the definition of which is, mot TO
have enough buttons OH your foot
, ans ~waistcoat."a second means to
kill over again - a third "to earn by
dancing." The Germans call a thim-
bic q "Gnger-hat," which it certainly
is, and . grasshopper a''hay-horse."
A glove with them is q ':hand-shoc."
showing that they wore shoes before
gloves. The French, strange to say,
have no verb st" stand" nor a u
Frenchman speak of 'kicking" any
Que. The nearest approach he, in his
%politencss, makes to it. is TO threaten
TO "givc blow with his foot" the
same thing. probably, to the recipient
in either case, but it seems to want
the dircctness, the energy, of our
"kick." Tho terms 'up-siairs" and
"dowm-stairs" are also unknown in
FreMh:-IExehango.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE..

r ETTEItS of administration upon the estate of
IL Addison Corder. decreased. were granted to
The undersigned ty the Probate Court of Lafay-
persons having claims against said estate are re-
quired to present them to said court for allow
ance within one year from this date, or they may
be precluded. aud IL said claims are not present.
i within two years they will be forever barred
ssepI7 MANGA CoRDER, Adminisratrix.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

Gcn. J. u. Clark, Jr., member OF
congress elect from this district, is
il receipt OF a letter from II. ~.
i,reGi. the successful candidate for
r.,e,ship from this. the General;
district. stating that he had passed
lis examination at West Point aud
l.ud been accepted. Mr.. Creel is a
Young man Of most brilliant prom
Use, aud we have no doubt will carve
HIS way through dicipline, aud il
may he, on the bxttle-felds, to dts
tinctiom. lie does not, however, at
present, entertain any very exagger.
xted ideas Of the pleasures attend.
Jug a regular couree At West Point.
Out of 6a applicants. Sc were reject.
- from physical, and % from
eutal incspscity.-lFaycttc Adver'
ser.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Human sk.ll In . Quartz Leaa

From the Virginia (Ner.) bulletin.
It was reported this morning that
human skull had been found imbeh-
ded in q body of rich silver-bearing
quartz in u Of the ComstOck mines.
Hearing that the skull was in the fine
cabinet of Tucker & Shepard. at the
Palace saloon, we repaired thither to
ascertain the facts in the premises.
There we found a large human skull.
thickly coated on II side with rich
sulphurets of silver, and upon inqui-
nv asccrtained that the curiosity was
found in al old drift of the Ophir
mine, some years ago, by the late
Judge Baldwin. The skull was
found at a point where the drift had
cut through . rich vein of sulphurcts,
md hence its coating. How it got
there 10 still q mystery, and will per-
hans remain so forever.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

.~s., de,, n Now ss,d IL Cath
~s. sarnn,. al,oat .the sacred
h"sr,. ct J,sus. We t~rSnsslats =
cs~ -...ssps.s tram an article by DIR.
Hmh.r' n We Had them IN the
Dsr:ssAr NSrkSr, giving a state.
meat Ut tho Or.x.n vi t'cir 'osu, ",
WariA AlaeeQue (born IN l647). at
Il lister In rarsy le Mohtai, In Char;
ieroi, . sickiv woman, who pso'esssu
10 beltNVe thas che wa vtsiisd by 2
Lnra Ia person, sad that lie iA'd nts
head on her breAst. and opened 10
her ths'sscrets OF HE sacrcd heart,
aad taking herr, placed IL IT, ~"
owa, Throaxha wound Ia his aide.
Aha saw lie heart glowing ike .
iurusee, aud her own like an ,toin
within e. Then lie took II. all
AAminR - Il Vas, and replaced Il In
her eide, ald made her the posses,or
of His heart for time aud eternity,
and authorised her TO dispense the
1rsaapre Of his grace 20 such ~ would
receive. She declares also that the
ssiats and angels, the Virgia, aud the
three Psrsons ofthe Triuity had ap.
psarsd to her, and commissioned heI
10 establish the worship ofiiis heart,
aud to instruct her father eonfcssOr,
La Co.ombiere.
The aevotions Devised by them
were approved by Pope Clement
Kill, aud she vas placed among ths
beat;ied. In l7sA, an c~x'Jesuit.
established the Society Of tho sacred
Heart, which vas In spirit, though
not IN name, . continuation OF the
Order Of Jesuh In 1900. orders OF
women were established, who gav,
shsmsslves to the education Of gir'e
Al present they have In various
countries about one hundred institu
tious. In connection with this state
meat, We may note the recent .ud
den eatkurst Of this form ofdcvotion
The French Assembly has voted Il
erect upon the top Of Montmartrs
at Paris, . church dedicated 10 thu
heat Of Jesus. A new church like
wise dedicated 10 now building =
Tociu. Italy,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Lafayette Presbysery.

At the late meeting Of this body, at
Nevads City, Mo-, p new church was
reported organized at Strasbarg.
Tie presOytery took strong measures
in favor Of ministerial support.
Some of its churches enjoy the servi-
ces Of ministers without any stipula-
ted salary. and others without any
salary at I'LL. The spring meeting
will be held at W%insor, Mo-, on
Thursday before tle 81 Sunday IN
March next, when the retiring moi.
orator, Rev John Montgomery will
breach on the resurrection of our
Lord; Rev. J. +. Wheeler on the du'
ties OF ruling elders, and Rev. j. NJ,
CLANCY will read AL essay Oh the
;,busec OF Sunday schools
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

.-sr# &He te.H 49, -tE-
m. n xcury,a wsrlA's Tsaie 80
nNood Furioee.
r. Il ~ treat household rnedy. Passsaasss
~. Ne pss.a, FOR the psssseaton ~ ca.S -
ae~ssa. II IL esssrs taa bSeses, Ooe.
n11hr G oassapArt.lA. oeaA ~ pCsss~~
u~,vr nssaa end Rlaas Rilaa.
MN - ,s~erv,ss-se .sases - q ipsns-sa.
seFeay vsessaS,s-srsssiives rsnsdy. rs0
sas. Seld b. Dr~sgass.
wu. WAatss0A>s oyrap.
- sress sooAlne remedy. Price onsy .
ss.ss. Give ress - h nothsr a.a Asss0 -
d sAlA seaA By Druggist.
Marriage 00iA>.
f>ssrsssans Wort. EnlarssA Edissse. NJ
~lSsr>yl>ss, T~ws-hnAdrsA aaA slxt5 E.sss
80 . seats. Address DA Dufm' ~
NJ, n NsssA ItgAsA sssss, 49,
- AAvurtlesasat
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
WQMAN

By an Immense practice. extesdini vroasn 4
many thousand cases Of thcse aass - r,nss
10 woman, Ihave been enabled 70 I rSs,Se H. = T insl.
rss,ssn. MsS,Ss hy that class Of discsses with
~ Ss.IsnssS Ills nstarSl specific compound. I
hAeA nnnaad -.E ..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Oar Coal Areas.

The United States Is more richly
furnished with coal than my other
country in the world. Indeed, its
coal areas exceed those of all the rest
OF the world put together. Its coal
fields, as already discovered, V n
territory which in the aggregate is
equal TO two hundred and thirty
thousand square miles. The distri-
button Of these fields il as follows:
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Dr. pierc.'s ravorits Prescription.

have named
Dr.. Piercs's ravorits Prescription.
Hr,.,sna hewsver, 10 bat = feeble cxpre.siono Of
n.y., nc Actual nsit and Witnessed rSaliiss. As a siosS
ss;sr !: ~ I s ave . :nssi, S, sI.ss.s. ,% NJ: ! ES..', ~ Il. 10
ssparsts orxsnism Of woman. singled u ont a.
dc eiinax or crownina. gem Of my
Az and essesasl ssnedy for this Class Of ai.cs.es
and ono that viii At all times sand under all eireum.
stances act kindly and in harmony With ne hws
moro, 20 confident am Tth.tif vim no. disippe,n!
the most s~anguine expectations Of = single Invalid
under 4 Positive GUARANTEE, II
. beneficial eaect 10 not exPsricnsed BY tho tims
/ viii, on return Of tho bottle twothirds Of tho
medicine having been taken according 10 dtrrc-
lions, and tae case being ono for which rssom'
tues. I could not ontr It a. l DO under these condl-
s anas' IN Sa' thousand. Sos,aa Of cases. ! fesi ssar.
ranleA and perfectly safe In rlsktnG
both my rSEasasion and my morey
Fl Th - iSiio.,ns .rs among .ho:. a!,e.se;S in
worked cures-as II BY magic and with q certainly
s :s,,S.s s''S %se. :,r!se S,a BY any r sSS,S'" Monthly h;Sp,
rsriods, euppressiona when from INN, tur:l
eauses, Irregularities, Weak Back, Prolap~us. or
hIlIns Of the Uterus, Autcversion and Rrirovcr-
sIon, bearing Down Sensations, Internal Heat,
Nervous Depression, Debility, Dependency,
Threatened Miscarriasc. Chronic Congertion. ln-
fsmnation and liberation Of the Uterus. lnpo-
tency, Barrcnncss. or Stcfility, Female weakness.
snd very many other chronic diseases incident 10
woman not mentioned here. in which. q. well
~ In the cases which I have mentioned, my
Favorito Prescription works curcs..thc mar:
vol OF the world. This medicine / do not
Sxtol a. . ~curesll, but It admirably hlhlls q
oInGleness of purPOac, being . mort per.
fct specific In oil chronic diseases OF tho soxunl
eystem OF woman It will not disappoint, nor
viii It do harm In any state or condition. II will
DO found invaluable In diseases incident TO prsS.
nancy, and can be taken In moderate doses with
pcrfict safety while in thkt state. Indeed, It IL
I MothcrSs Cordial, and 30 prepares tho
system for parturition that 1t renders child-labor
cssy. I have received the heartfelt praise from
hundreds Of mothers for the inestimabls benefits
vi ofcr my Favorits Prescription to the Ladies
Of America with the sincerity of an honest heart,
and for their best welfare. Those who desire
It in my TREATISE. ON CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE
GEyERArIvK AND URINARY ORGANs, rent secure
from observation upon receipt. OF two postage
clamps. 1t treats infinitely on those diseases Pc
culiar to Females, and gives much valuable advice
In regard to their management. --
nh. PIERCE,S EAyOR1IE PIE.
RCRIPTION IS SOLD BIZ ALL
HDRsT CLASS DRUGGISTS, nj sl.so
Per bottle.
Manufactured ct the Chemical Laboratory Off
y. '. PIERCE, II. D.. r-op'rt
BUFFALO. n. !.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

A Gaens man went to the cemctry:
hug mn his fAther's grave store, a"o
ofrcred IL for sale to a tharble cniSrr.
trhe Gazette triumphantly adas,2 n n
challenge to the world: f'ostsg Oh
YOUR mean meur'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

An Illinois love-letter, recently
written is the capital of the state,
closes thus: "Ay best loved one. l
thawed tho postage stamp. ON your
last letter ali TO thunder, because l
.hnowed you licked II on"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24

DIS. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JIRUBERA \.
il PREPARED DIRECTLY .:uin The 81, ~!
AMERICAN PLAN. and Is peculiarly su'!..
l., all these diilicultirS: Il VIII cleanse III VI
lItrtD B1.DOn. strengthen the Lis E.-GININt;
Pow t.i.> anl i;I.uJl All. DISTRACTIONS
from IMPAIRED y E\tEEBLEpGi :an>.
IL SliIuLD he FREELY lAkEN, as .iuriinri' /,
pronounced Ivy inrtiicll writes lhV :lr'>; ctiici"r.i
l. PURIFIER TONIC ami nEDB> Et IN kh"wn
IN HE whole range at M di"lril ,isn'>.
JOHN 4. kE.Li.OG,,. Is ilati at. ,"w York
sole Agent Tor the ..iEr'l states.
Isri ~. aN,. a.. I,,,, 81, -, S.,nl trl i,.,.t r
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17
PIsOzHEB ETTON.

There are without doubt people in the
State of Vermont, who have hopes of
suppressing the sale or furnishing of in
toxicating liquors through the operation
of punitory laws, and we desire to call
the attention of those people to the eff
feet and application of the presa4t pro-
hibitory law of the State.
No one whose Judgment is not per
verted by interest or appetite, attempts
to advocate intemperanoe, all acknowl-
edge it to be a social evil, second tonone
OF the offenses against society with
which 1t has to contend. All can see
the degradation and suffering entailed
upon maa and his family as well as
upon society by the Incorporate use eff
Intoxicating liquors, and we are inclined
to hail with delight, any and all means
which promise to reduce intemperance
in the land and while we believe our
present law is as good as any legal enact
ment yet devised for that purpose. we
can see some defects in its WORKING
which deserve careful consideration. and
we are more inclined to agitate this
question, because we believe that when
men soberly set themselves down to
think, that their thoughts will brin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17
The College Regatta.

AT two o'clock this afternoon eleven
boats representing eleven of the chief
educational institutions of the land,
manned by picked men, will contend for
superiority of muscle and skill, upon the
Connecticut River below Springfield,
Mass. This is the great day of regatta
week and thousands of spectators will
line the banks of the river for miles to
witness the race. The yonng men who
have been selected to represent their
respective colleges are the best formed
and best trained young fellows to be
found in each institution, and they have
selected their boats with care, gone
through a full course of training and
are now all ready to test the endurance
and prowess at the oar Much as it may
be regretted gamblers and sporting men
VIII make this an occasion for plying
their vocation, and the pleasure which
many serious ard religious people would
feel in this manly sport will be marred
by its being so closely allied Ito betting
and pool selling.
The single SOUL race between Ward
and Biglin was row9d yesterday, and
terminated in victory for Biglin, Ward
being taken with vertigo and was not
able to complete the race. A collision
also took place yesterday between the
boats of the Amherst and Columbia
crews, ia which the Amherst boat was
demolished by being penetrated by the
third outrigger of the Columbia. One
of the crew of the Amherst was also
badly injured, although not so as to dis
able him for to-day's race. The weather
was extremely hot yesterday, and proba-
bly, will be to-day, bat such tribes as
heat and sunshine are but slight obstruc-
tions to rowing match If there is no
wind and the water is smooth. The
hardy young students who enter these
races are expected to be physically capa-
bic of almost any endurance, and they
go in to win. The contest will be .spir-
tied and exciting, and the honors paid
The winners will be almost regal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17
Death of Judge Steele.

With the deepest sorrow we are COM
PEELED to announce that the information
we published yesterday, of the death of
Judge Steele, at Farribeau, Minnesota,
on Sunday last, is fully confirmed. His
disease was that most insidious foe of hui
man life, consumption, and he died in
State far distant from his home, where
he had gone for the benefit of his health,
and with high hopes that the salubrlous
atmosphere of Minnesota would so far
restore him that he might return to his
labors and usefulness.
Judge Steele was very fortunate in
his endowments and disposition, of the
most genial temper, quick of perception
and accurate in judgment. He early
took high rank in his profession, and
upon the appointment of Judge Poland
to the United States Senate, he was APP
pointed by the Governor to a seat upon
the bench of the Supreme Court of this
State, when but little over thirty years
of age, and there, as a member of that
august and learned tribunal, he shone
forth as one of its most brilliant lights,
and the monuments of his wisdom, as a
Judge of that court, are remarked by
all, upon an examination of the Reports
of the State. AS presiding Judge of
the County Court, in trials at ntsj prius,
he was particularly conspicuous by reas-
on of his quick apprehension of legal
points and his clear and logical manner
of submitting questions of fact to a
jury.
Thus has passed away one of the
brightest lights of the State, one whose
promise of usefulness and honor was
ahead of all others Of his age, a man
loved by the people, and fully competent
to adorn any station to which he might
be called. The funeral of Judge Steele
will be attended at Hartland, tomorrow,
Friday, and all that is mortal of Benja-
min II. Steele will be consigned to the
bosom of mother earth, but his memo
ry will live so long as the jurisprudence
of the State is remembered and cher
ishcd.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17
Business Hotties.
THE VITAL DRAM

1t is necessary to the health Of the Ind
that its exhausted and refused rartio,s,
should be carried of by the excreto-v,o.
gans, and it is equally necessary that fs.
waste matter TINS expelled should he -
placed by new elements derived from 4;
gested and assimilated food. 1t IL eyiasr.
therefore, that good digestion and rarfse.
assimilation are essential to bodily VIZ.
and it is because HostetteT's Stomach RI.
ters powerfully assist these processes r..
it is regarded by the intelligent clas.s,
whose opinions are founded on observe
ton. as the only absolute specific for dv.-
pepsia and its attendant Ills, al preser.
known. When the system. either from
constitutional causes, everwoTk. excess
anxiety. or actual disease, IS in an unDs+s-
rally relaxed condition, something mora
than its exhausted particles passes thru,
the pores. Vitality leaks through tbe..
ventages. Elements which should remain
in the blood and enrich it are evolved
and that fluid becomes then waterv ard
incapable of removing the solids of Ire
body as fast as they decay. The cor -
Quences are emaciation, debility. nerg....
ness, loss of spirits, and a general. or re,-
hans a rapid. decline Of all powers Of life
u is in cases like this that the reStora1 f7r
properties Of Hostetter's Bitrprz are mos
conspicuous. The first TWO or three doses
sometimes produce change 80 the feal-
ing- aud aspect of the invalid that is rer-
fectly astonishing and Oy perseveTing
use of his su y@fiatiVe vcgetab5 e. tonic and
Alternative the tiraI drain is sure o be AZ
rested. the strength reinsrafed, the flesh
restored the con-titut On reinforced, and
the brain relieved OF the ciCud that OBJ
scurr u it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-07-17

states that John Biglin has won the Sl,-
600 mt IN on the race, and that an pets
are to be paid on the victory OF Biglln.
Reports from all sections OF VIZ
ginia represent the oat crop the hhesi IN
the State for many years. neat mas
been harvested and will hardly yleld an
average. Copious rains have been gen.
eral throughout the State for the past
two weeks and the corn crop IS very
promising.
The Postmaster General has or
dered the establishment of the free
delivery system in the following named
cities. to take effect August l I: Wheel
ing, w. Va, 5 carriers; Springfield,
Mass, 8; Fall River, Mass, s; Fort
Wayne, Ind, 5.
"A claim agent in Louisville, KY,
sends claim for the use of horse IN
the war to the Third Auditor, and re-
quests payment s'ss soon as the condition
of the United States Treasury will adj
nit of it. +" He must think Uncle Sam
is hard up.
The Springfield races have been in
augurated in a most unsatisfactory man
ner. The contest between Ellis Ward
and John Biglin for the championship
terminated suddenly by Wards illness.
He was apparently likely to win the
race. Biglin has offered him another
opportunity if the contest can take place
this week. ...- (.<-
The industrial Congress of the Unit
ed States, composed of delegates from
various trades unions throughout the
country, commenced its session yesterday
in Cleveland, Ohio, with one hundred
delegates, representing twelve States.
The Congress was called to order by NJ.
A. Faron, president of the coopers' in
ternational union, who made an address
of welcome, and stated the object of
the meeting, was not to form a
new political party. Permanent Of
fcers were elected as follows: President,
John Tehrenback, of Cleveland score
taries, S. Keafe, of Philadelphia, and
John Schley, of indianapolis.