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DR.. BOHANNAN,
OFFICE No. $40 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, no.

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Dr.. Bohaanan's Treatise on Special Dseases"
which fully explains the nature, eau-es, symp-
tens, &C., Of sgermatorahea or Seminal veaksess
syphillis, female complaints, all impedimeDts 10
marriage, and valuable informzfioQuon other deli
ssalsd esse3ope. on receipt Of one stamp.
SEMINAL WRAENR9 CURED.
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eurss all forms Of sPermatorrhea ssIninal weak
Fen in from two 10 seven veekS time. II restores
lest power, and bring back the youthful vigor Of
Of those Who hsye destroyed it sexual excess Of
evil practical This remedy has been used by Dr.
Bohsanaa In his private practice foo over thirty
yeas, and hes never failed in curing even the
WORT cases. Price oS. (Seat 70 any address free
from ehsefvation.) Sold only 1t DR.. e. a.
Rohannsn's ofhcs, 10. SIS North Fifth street, 81.
Louis Mo-, E1tabiished in 1887. bovIsdSw
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DIR. E. F. BROWN,
GERMAN PHYSICIAN,
No. liz West Randolph Street,
CHICAGO.

ESEAALE diseases, diarases Of the lungs and
i livss, md private dIsezses a speciality.
Cure warranted in all eases- Communication
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N0tice0f Final Settlement
TIE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
IEAvENwokTH C0CNTY.

In the Probate Court, IN and for aid county.
In the ma ter Of The estate Of Peter Mcfariand,
dec~aed
Creditors sa.l all other persoos interested IN tie
Aforesaid estate, are hereb. nosi6ed. that 1t the
next regular tern Of the Proabse Court In and fsr
said county, TO be beSuo and held ut the Csurt
room, in the city and county o. lAaveavorth.
State Of storesaid, on the krst Monday In the
month Of January. A. d. 1874, shall apply - he
a1id Court for full and 6aa1 osltle0eat II I'D
estate. THOMAS MOHGAN.
Adainistrafor Of Peter n faziand decsaaed.
L.avrsworra' S''enhes AID. is7s.
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STATE OF KANSAS,

cov sTAT oy OF 9f. KANsAs; I.
In the District Court OF the First Judicial District
Of State Of Kansas sitting in aud foI Leavcu.
worth county in said ate.
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SHIFTS TONIC SIN

Ths genuine article must have Dr.. John Bulii
privass stamp on each bottle. DR., John Bull only
has the night 70 manufacture and ell the origins
John J. SDith's Tonic Syrup, Of Louisville, Ky
Examiae vel the Label on each bottle. II my
pnvate stamp h not on each hottie do not puT-
eease. or yva viii Be deceived. Bee my column
advertisement and my show card. I will proee-
eate sny ops Infringing on my right The e. nu.
Inc Snfth's Tonic syrup can only b. prepared
by nysslf The ublic' servant,
DR. JOHN BULL
Loaisvilla, Nov. 8, 1889.
tuly tu ~ A0OV
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was abont five feet square. The breach was
directly in the centre. At preseL, the lines
have not been run, but the variations, if any.
from the two straight lines are extremely
alight. The only celebration in which the
people of Adams INDUCED was the sending
Of band to the west shaft.
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cov sTa1 gs 2s xASsasi S.
In the District CONT Of the First Judicial District
Of the State OF Kansas sitting IN and Ior Leaven-
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THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
Leavenworth County, So
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
The water witch fire Go.


ARRIVAL OF ITS NEW srEAMER--DEsoRIPrIoN OF
THE MACHINE.
The Water Witch Fire Company received it's
new steamer, this morning, via the p, W. &
B. Railroad. 1t was at once run into the engine
house, where the members of the Company are
cleaning it up preparatory to its official trial
which will take place as soon as the agent Of
the manufacturers arrives from Macon, Ga.
The steamer was manufactured by the Clapp
& Jones Manufacturing Co, Hudson, n. Y 1t
is second class, and is furnished with Clapp's
drop.tube boiler. 1t has a G-inch pump, with
lO-ipch cylinder and Pinch stroke, and il capa-
BILE Of throwing a stream Of water l a inches
thick 2I5 feet through hose 100 feet long
The hinder wheels OF the new steamer are
feet inches high, and the front ones feet 10
| inches 1t weighs ZOO lbs empty, but with
fuel and water 8 100 lbs The boiler jacket
is Of german silver, with princess metal bands,
and all the working parts are mckle plated. The
lywheel il Of brass. The drivers seat s arranged
behind the air dome, and in front OF the air
dome hangs a movable head light, which may
be reversed so as to light up the engine for the
engineer.
The cost Of the new steamer was IS 900
Beginning on the 10Th Uf the present month,
| a fair will be held in Institute Hall, to raise
money to help pay for the steamer. Contri-
buttons are respectfully solicited and the object
| is deserving one. The Water Wtch has put
| forth a commeudabe effort which is worthy of
public recognition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
INEQUALITY In THE STATE SENATE.

The Advertiser Of the LIST inst, in an article
which was meant to suggest the idea of COM
promising the principle Of E al representa-
ton, declared that Senator Riddles bill, giving
New Castle countE the fall number of Senators
and Representatives to which her population is
entitled Ought not to meet with success Its
reasons, substantially, appear to be that the
States, without regard to size, have each two
Senators In the National Congress- and that to
give all citizens of the State an equal voice in
their Senate would not be sin accord with the
spirit sad intention of the organic law and it,
trainers" This is the whole Of its argument
SO far as we are able to perceive.
The drift of this article our readers can see
at once. 1t 10 suggestion to the Democratic
majority in the Legislature to give Equal Repre-.
sentation in the House, but to retain the system
of inequality in the Senate. 1t ia a compromise
Of Justice and a lowering of the flag which the
Advertiser has professed to follow.
This being the case, will the Advertiser answ ell
us few questions We shall put them in or.
der:
l. Upon what principle of Democracy, or Of
justice, can it be established that one citizen OF
the State is entitled to greater voice in the Leg
islature than another citizen, both being equally
subject to the law, and equally dischargng all
their duties under it
2. II q citizen of the State, whose domicile ii
South of Duck Creek has twice as much voice ii
one branch Of the Legislature, AS citizen whose
home is North of that stream, upon what just
basis is this aristocraey Of power foundedl
8. What analogy is there between the counties
of State, and the States Of the Federal Union
by which the equal number of Senators at Wash
ington is made proper or Just system for the
State to adopt in its Senate
We shall be glad to see the Aleertiser Civ,
concise and direct replies to these plain queries
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
MIDDLETowN DOESN'T EXPECT TO BE A
COUNTY SEAT.

AT last we have distinct-and perhaps au-
thoritative- that the friends of the
plan for dividing the County do not wish or ex-
pect to have the Seat OF the lower County at
Middletown. The Transcript, Of Saturday says:
" As far as we are table to learn the sentiments
of the citizens OF Middletown and vicinity there
is no desire their part to have the Court build
ings brought here. Such an idea has never, we
believe, been seriously entertained for moment
by our people. We have yet to hear the first
man express himself in favor of it. Our people
have no desire to incur the expense necessarily
attendant upon such removal. We are satisfied
that the county seat should remain where it is
The Delaware railroad makes New Cattle just as
convenient to the large body Of our people az
any other point would be- so that in the event of
division Of the county no change would be
necessary, as none ia desired
This, then, is one conclusion reached, in the
discussion Of this subject-that all the friends
Of Division wish the new county to have it's Seat
at New Castle, and not at Middletown. That
being the case, the question reyert4 to frat pin
ciples, and we come back to the point whether a
very large majority of the people of New Castle
County would not be Ibeat accommodated with
the Courts located at Wilmington ? And if TO-
why not give them zuch accommodation
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
,W0& AN URHzrDLED LITTLE TEMPER SOME
u - REMARKa ABOUT 1t.

On Saturday, corrected blunder which
HIS had msrrsd brief report, published in Thurs
days paper, Remaining that the report, with the
blunder, had been extensively copied from this
paper. Both these clauses in our article were
ffs we'll founded the correction was both appropr-
ate and needful, and the accompanying remark
10 es ga entirely true Behold now the result BUey
'A'nA EUeusHg, from whose first edition, Gf may
rely upon its evidently heated words) the re-
.. port came, bunder and all, into our second ed
ton, dances about in rasm of iuiad" that it
is really amusing, and charges us with impu-
99uREao zdshcs stealing, and what not only stop
ping short Of arson and housekeeping, and
counterfeing probably, from want of breath!
| 1 An this, il strikes us, is ridiculous and would
be 80, even if grounded on some show of cause.
i'2A ~ But, IN fact we seldom copy from the Every
,ia Epegig ct all, and as for re-printing in later
.'1 edition anything appearing in its first the thing
,-. - has not happened half dozen times since il
~ -, began publication. We do not seek anything
which have already printed, and-we should
IL aid Learning from experience do not han
kM after blunders that destroy the of
what is copied. Moreover we ought not to do
anything which neghbor to- show it's
bal temper and bad taste
On the other hand, our neighbor prints many
KAT 80 ite ms which first appear in the COMMERCIAL We
give 1t frequent opportunities to do 80. But we
never called this stealing" We thought
of dancing about, in red hot indignation, sput-
tering charges OF ''brazen impudence' if those
items happened to be copied by other papers
from Euay Eeenia5. People would have con-
sidered such conduct childish, and they would
~. 4 have been right Nor did We even accuse our
neighbor of stealing" when it suppressed and
withheld from US, the report Of railroad meet
ing, which gentleman, conhding, as he found
too much in its Of honor, placed in its
r- hands to be forwarded to this paper. The act
w was perhaps not exactly expcable-at least it
never has been explained did not think
proper to make a fuss about it.
This sort Of vaporing, and singing reckless
.z3a1-ee words, which pat to EUery Evenings
tongue, is monotonous. few days ago. when
wejustly but with rather too little than too much
.-v,, severity, characterized Mrs. Woodruff, Eoay
EUe,aing, which seemed to find her Free Love
t- doctrine worthy of it's respect if not of its
praises, promptly asserted that we had ABUSED"
herl
People do not to read newspaper contro-
verses, and 30 shall avoid any but this sort
OF whipper-snApper splitting and sputterng of
rough charges cannot be borne, telerantly and
shall have to characterize it as it deserves
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

1t seems that Fred. Graut brought back from
Europe Bit of imperial gossip. We were flat
lering ourself that the Grand Duke was sent to
our institutions, and the character, manners,
&c., Of our people. 1t was tire first time. we
were assured, that a son Of the Car had been
sent TO Republic Ii turns out, however, ac-
ording to Fred. that this is all delusion. The
Prince Imperial had become enamored Of q lady
not Of the blood royal by any manner of means,
and wished to marry her. This did not meet the
approval of the imperial family, and 3d. to get
clear Of the mesdHidnce, the yonng man was sent
abroad. But love laughs at lOcksmiths when he
has the latch key, and the young girl followed
ber imperial lover as far as London, and the two
we're united on the sly in the holy bonds. This
coming to the ears Of the imperial father result
ed in Punishment that will probably last his
life, and the young gentleman will be travelling
up and down tire eal th like the Wandering jew
for a long time, to-wit, forever Washington
Capital
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
rrom our Late Eaiuon of Yestsrday.l
Washington.

AVOIDING THE NECESSITY FOR AN EXTRA SESSION
OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
A caucus of Republican Senators was held,
this morning, to agree upon measures to facili-
tate the business of Congress to avoid calling Of
an extra session after the 4th Of March.
PERSONAL EXPLANATION RY SENATOR PoMEAoY.
Senator Pomeroy has made a personal expla-
nation, denying every statement affecting his
integrity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

--Malachite is coming into favor for tripkets.
"A lady is never so well dressed e. when no
one can ten what she has on.
The latest novelty in earrings are rattle
snake tails mounted ia gold f
1t IL predicted that plain fun fingered skirsa
will shortly take the place Of the present elabor
ate skirts worn by ladies.
Lizzie Rogers, Of. WilliAmsport, Pa, is said
to be the best book-keeper in the U. s. Treasury
At Washington. She has an o. 800 clerkship.
Amber is becoming one OF the most popular
ornaments for evening parties. A Washington
belle recently appeared at q reception in amber
oolered tnlle, and an entire set of ambar, neck
lace, bracelets, earrings &c.
The daughters OF the late Chief Justice
fancy are in straitened circumstances, being
com PEELED to earn their subsistence by working
az eopyists, and fund is about to be started by
the legal profession to relieve their wants.
"A new combination toilet mirror has been
invented, designed to give full right and left
profile view, without turning the head or using
hand mirror.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

DR.. HUGH WILLIAMSON SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
NEW. YORK. Feb. 10.
DR.. Hugh williamson was seriously wounded
by Malin Quest this morning during an alterca-
ton at the house OF the later. Quest WAS shot
in the hand
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

DRUNKs.-There was dearth Of cases at the
Police Court this morning, but yesterday Edward
Mulyey, W. Mitchell, j II. Green Michael Doyl,
and E, Busklrk, were each fined 90 cents ant
costs for drunkenness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
A Romantic Meeting and a Happy Wedding.

n hOmauuC ueetinA anu u hhppy UuuNHnH.
And now Newark has its little romance. A
few years ago George Stephens, while clerk in
an Orange county store, wooed and was bethroth-
ed to Ella Morrison, farmers daughter. For a
year all was we'll, but another young lady receiv-
cd trihing attentions, and Ella broke the engage
ment. Stephens went to Pittsburg, was sue
cessful, and became the proprietor OF large
mandatory.
Yesterday he visited Newark, and In passing
through one Of the mills his eye met that Of a
young lady who was working at a loom. He
pretended not to recognize her, but when the
girls came from the building when work was
done, Stephens was waiting. He addressed the
the girl as Ella Morrison.
Her father died soon after he went to Fits
burg, and she was left penniless. From Orange
county she went to New York, thence to Patter-
SOD and Newark working her way alone.
Mr.. George Stephens and Miss Ella Morrison
are to be married to-day and will start for Pitts
burg immediately after the ceremony.-N T.
Sun, 7Ut.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

KING AMADEUS Observation-Disclosures OF CAR
LISTS IN TOLEDO.
MADRID, Feb. 10.
King Amadeus manifests disposition to abdi-
cate the crown in which event he will resign
his power to the Cortes.
Bands of Carlists have appeared in the Prov
ince OF Toledo.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

There were 156 deaths in Boston last week
including "A from small pox.
Gold closed on Saturday at 11j. Government
securities generally advanced Is 4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

The Australian steamship Nevada was four
days overdue at San Francisco on Saturday, and
there were fears for her safety.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

This celebrated preparation for the cure of coughs
and colds, long and faVotably known in most OF the
Northern States, can now be had at the principal
Drug Stores and Dealers in the United states. II liz
an infalliBe remedy for the cure of coughs, colds,
hOarsenesa sore throat, bronchitis and Group in
children. For the cure Of chronic CataTrhs and
asthma, in never faa. For WhoOpiAg cough and
Group, there IL no preparation known to the profess
siOE superior to IT, II viii relieve Whooplng cough
In an hour or two, and few bottles will make a
permanent cur" of asthma II Ia no private '.quack"
States, and ID now recommended by the most emil
nent doctors through Ut all parts OF the country.
The prOpreors are willing to give full list OF The
ingredients 1t contains to any respectable physician
Ou its own merits alone will on mend 1t to their
favor and their patronage.
Price 30 cents per bottle.
Sod by all Drug Stores and Dealers throughout
tine united States
p. S.-See that the signature of RUSSELL. 4 LAM
DIS Prop'rs is on each wrapper. feb7-6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
Speftal Aptifes.

For tho Holidays.
odor Cases in Velvet, Russia Leather and Rose
Wood.
Cigar cases in Russia Leather
Antique Bronzea.
Gold and Silver Capped Pungents.
Cut Glass Colognea In pairs and sets.
Wax Flower Materials, C0lors and Tools.
Bohemian and Cut Toilet sets.
Pocket Match Boxes In Russia Leather and Gilt
Bronze.
Bouquet Holders, Flour Vases and Mantel orna-
ments.
French Plate Toilet Mirrors.
Hair Brushes and COMBS.
Powder Puffs and Boxes.
Novelties in Perfumery.
Sundries in Relic Wood. Scotch Plaid Wook, Rose
Weod, Turkish Wood, Russia Leather. swiss Carved
Wood, Satinwood.
Thermometers in great variety.
At uniformly low prices ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11

have tested Boyer's Hoof Eminent on the feet
OF over one hundred horses. The difference ia the
condition OF the feet is 80 great its favor that
would not be without 1t for ten times It's cost 1t
should be properly applied 10 every horses hoOf, es-
pecally in the Summer when the horses feet are
always In contact with the heated earth, which
dries them up and they become hard and feverisn
which produces contraction, cerns, quarter cracks
contraction of the back sineW, commonly called
"Knee sprung aud often from the pains in the
honfs Il produces sweeney In the shoulder. We re-
commend 1t as the best preparation we ever used
1t should be used on every horses hoof as common
y as oil is used on harness OF INNS bsots TO keep
them In good condition. z. X. CONKLIN,
Proprietor and Superintendent OF the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
e. BRINGHuRsT Il CO., Apothecaries,
cor Sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agents for this popular
lIUof liniment, are fully prepared 10 supply it
wholesale and RET all at the manufacturers prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-11
SperiaI Auttrss.

Toilet and Fancy Goods,
Selling of toilet and fancy goods To close business
Drugs and fixtures for sale.
W. T. ALRICHs,
1l7 Market atFept
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-14
FROM RALEIGH
THE LUNATIC ASYLUM
a BRILLIANT MAREIsGr
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT
SPECIAL TO THE JoCnEaI-.

=
RALEIGH. March l2.-1he Lev, B.,,,r1
of Directors of the I.,uIutic A<vl,,n
net to-day. Mayor Whitaker. of ill.,
city, was elected permanent Chairma,,
L. N. Argo WAS appointed Clerk ,.,1.
tenn. +. c. Badger. T. II. Argo :nd
G. w. Brodie, colorec!, were t!ecs.d
the Executive Committee.
DR.. F. T. Fuller was Reelected A.
sistant Physiciau W. i. Hupc.nr
was elected Steward, rice J. FL. Moore
removed. J. 6. IL. Harris was elect,J
Treasurer. ricc ". Z. Anderson. Mrs
NJ. A. Lawrence was reelected Mario,
Miss Mary Mayo Atkinson, daughter
of Rev. J. NJ. Atkinson, D. D., Pastor
of the Presbyterian Church in th;y
city, was married to-day to Mr.
Charles Henry Scott, of Virginia. Will,
brilliant ceremonies.
Miss Sue McPheters, Miss JEANNE
Atkinson, Miss Sallie Scott, Miss
Hattie Jordan, Miss Lulie Cook and
Miss Sallie Hogg. The following gen.
tlemen were the groomsmen F
Stamps, Howard Hart, Geo. Jordan
Walton Busbee, William Primrose and
Dr. Robinson.
Rev. William Barringer, Plesid;rp
Elder of the Greensboro and Hills>
boro' District, fell from the second
story scaffolding of the Methodist
College, in course of erection at
Greensboro, and is probably fatally
injured. Hon. d. NJ. Barringer left
the city to-day to see him.
PURCEIJ
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EUROPEAN CONTINENT.
THE YOUNG REPUBLIC.
TROUBLES AHEAD.
BETWEEN CAR
LISTS AND GOVERNMENT
TROOPS.
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT

MADRID, March +2-Noon.-TheA As
se1nbly yesterday sanctioned a bill in
troduced by the Government suspend
ing the sittings and convoking the
constituent Cortes Oh the list OF MAY.
Senior Martos, iresiaent OF the AS
semDly, and Senior Lopez, the Secre-
tary. have resigned 81"
Senior AIaftos, III rendering his resic-
nation, made the statement that the
act was caused solely by i'll health.
The debate on Porte Rico abolition
has been resumed III the Assembly.
PARIS. March Knight -The latest
dispatches from the frontier give the
particulars of the engagement on the
7th inst, in the North of Spain, be-
tween band of Carlists, under
Saroueta and a force of Spanish Gov
eminent troops. The insurgents. who
We're interspersed in the heights of
Orjarvan, were attacked by the Gov
eminent troops, resulting in the defeat
compelled to retreat, Witll the loss OF
one hundred men. -
Saroueta was mortally wounded.
The Spanish Commander, in his
official report Of the fight, claimed TINT
the Carlists were defeated.
BERLIN, March Night. The
German Parliament convened in this
city to-day.
His Majesty King William opened
the session. In his speech he said he
believed that the negotiations in pro-
gress would result in the entire evac,!
at.c.. OF Iran.e ny the Gerlna. troosA
at ain earliier day than had hee1fetofosrtas
been expected. '.-- =;