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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-27
w ANG 4 GOTHAM.
Successors to
WANG, WHITE & CO..

WNNE, WHITE x CO.,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants
81 Poydras street
Sole Agents for the old Continental RYE
WHISKY.
For flavor and style as well quality and price
we can safely say tins weiiknown Brand cannot be
surpassed in this market. ia5 1r
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THE DYING wRECKER.

The parson needn't darkcn my door there's time
when my hand can III the can no more, and my
sight N waxing aim
Just put q pillow beneath my head, and hold me up
For all that the sen keeps calling me, IN not die this
bout my lass,
Thou'lt vt by me biz to-nighl2-'tis the tenth d
March once more;
Ilark how the wild winds wall aud howl, and the
great waves crash On the shore.
There might be % vessel ont IN the haze, where IN,
reel Hes under the loan
But there's never o light IN q lattice now, 10 vile thI
mariners home.
Give Ms hold Of the watch and the golden case.
promised, t0-day's a ycat,
I'd tel their tale, 10 thou'd stay and keep Thy
gTandUl company here,
IT'S I'll 10 scare u man, 10 vi by tho dfit-wood fire
alone,
TIL lac hears The billOWs shrek Tor bclpI the ghc II
mercy moan,
'Twm a black aud bitter night Ike this Just my
The breaker, churn'd and frotG'd like ycost, the
wind WA thick win suow,
We drove the Old horse with hi' AhieIh out hHu we
cpwrfd beneath the eng
And q bravo shin drove on me 'INo f''Il Whoir inc
white surf wells the lhS'
Not apIauk could i've, ! tell ihoc-Hc knew nan2ht
NJ lilr-bOni7 lhrl-
We bad bdrns 10 Ec'h ana bfc'd 10 get "" Nefc
hungry u''I'','' i"'li -.
II dIlgr hnri them Ic,i aud dr'"n'd, II w"drag}d
ihIf 'N,'i7 10 Inu',
And fought and slTOyc mid the angry sea iDt the
Iriloso on the sand.
! thought he was gonc-l hope did yet ! never
can sleep ana dream
But see his bold fair face, and watch his blue eyes
opening CLEAN,
And the wound in his breast. / know struck-I
lWI FUilchl "Ih tommy 1Nliki
And hearts were bot and hands were quick when
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Buying II Carpet.

In buying a carpet, as in everything
else, those of the best quality are cheap
est in the end. A few cents on the yard
makes n great difference in the wear.
Quality, color and figure are the princi.
pie things to consideration. In the Sc
lection of Il carpet utility and beauty
should rank equally in influencing a de-
cision. In quality, weight, lirmness and
c~losencss of weaving should be noticed.
A it is extremely desirable that a carpet
should look as clean ms possible, avoid
buying Il pattern with white in it, which
gradually becomes soiled. Even a small
portion Of white will soon give a dingy
appearance to the whole.
A carpet with light tints entirely does
not convey Il pleasing impression from
want of contrast. For a similar room
floor cloths composed entirely of neutral
tints, also occasionally very fashionable,
are not permanently popular. There il
not strength of contrast that the eye il
10 much pleased with.
For n carpet to be really beautiful and
in good taste there should be, as in n pic
ture, a judicious disposal Of light and
shadow, with a graduation Of very bright
and very dark tints; some almost white
and Others almost or quite black.
The size of the figures should depend
upon the dimensions of the room. A
large figure il out Of place in a small
apartment, while a small figure in a large
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sC,IrSCK,s MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be found to possess those qualities necessary to
the total eradication Of all bilious attacks, prompt TO
start the scsretiOns Of the liver, and give a healthy
tone to the entire system. Indeed, 1t is no ordinary
discovery in medical science to have discovered u REM
edy for these stubborn complaints, which develop all
the results produced by a heretofore free use Of Gallo
mel, a mineral Justly dreaded by mankind and ac-
knowledgci to be destructive in the extreme to the
human system. That the properties Of certain yege-
tables comprise all the virtues Of CalOmel, without
its injurious tendencies, is now an admitted fact,
rendered indisputable by scientific researches; and
those who use the Mandrake Pills will he fully salts
fed that the best remedies are those provided by ma
ture in the common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious
arrangements without sal walton or any Of the inju-
riOus effects Of calomel or other pOisOns. The secre-
ton Of bile IL promoted by these pills, as will be seen
by the altered color Of the stools, and disappearing
Of the sallow complexion and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for uc accompany each box OF
pills.
Prepared only bv J. II. Schenck & Son, at their
| principal office, corner Sixth 4 Arch Streets, Phila-
delphia, and for sale by all druggists and dealers.
Price - cents per box.
Ed. HART 4 CO., Nos. ~, u, and II Tchoupi
tOulas ST., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
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From the Worlds Dispensary Printing
Office and Bindery, Buffalo, N. W we have
received "The Peoples Common sense Meu'
ical Adviser, in plain English or, Medicine
SjmpliGed,o by r. V. Pierce, NJ. d. Coun,
gclor-in.chief Of the Board Of Physicians anu
Surgeons At the Worlds Dypensary. VINO
ever helps humanity in its struggle with us
inherent weaknesses and diseases, TO 6edr or
cure, IS its bencfactor. Ignorance is not only
Of itself a cause Of disease and mortality, put
it is the enemy OF every effort to cure or mt
igate. Nothing will so speedily remove ms
cause rs knowledge Tan elementary one III
leastl of the diseases to which we are heir, as
well ms those supcrinduCcd by our own nm
prudence. Or. Pierce has rendered, IN our
Judgment, a bcncfactOr's service, both to the
afflicted and to the profession, in his diagnosis
of the diseases treated Of, and in the prcseil,
tation Of the philoSophic principles involved
in their cause and removal. lie issparlng OF
remedies, and usually prescrlbeS such as are
safe in unskiIlcd hands, As a book merely
of abstract knowledge, ii IL exceedingly read
able and interesting, especially the following
subiccts:-Cercbra Physiology, Human rem
pcraments, Pseudo-Hygiene, the Nursing OF
the Sick, Sleep, Food, Ventilation, etc. In
one chapter on another subject, so delicate III
its nature that it is shut up beyond the do
main of warning to all but physicians, SO
accursed in its results in modern society, he
is most explicit, and alike true to God, to
virtue, to life, and to society, shows the truth
as prcsentetein the teachings Of Scripture
that life begins with conception,-with great
force, to which is added faithful warnings.
Price ofthe Medical Adviser 81 80, sent post
paid. Address the author at Buffalo, n. Y,
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from PRISON, rose up toward u SKY; tnc
wind howled IKE a guilty SPIRIT, ana slg'
mas o. distress were heard AZ sea, NJ ho
nan hllcd ms lantern WIN the gest P' h o
had, he put IN fresh wlcK, anu Wtcn ~.
saw the benehcent llght sncqulhs 10 ,Hy y"
rouna the rock nc went 20 Uou6 P'"'"s
Hod Tor those VINO were ~ LoJsh,i s nro.
'ia Molcttc nn' m"' ,yas oomc ishc
cecaihgS, anu wnon h", ,"rn 7Ry' dint
climbed the iocA ~ eho nJ hod .ncccoicd in
d throwing at1ntI r. ,;los Of tho lantern
breaking QUE W Nv. and 'r rain rn.bod in md
20 Una '.t "i Tn A., Goa thc gimaIs NJ
Put ouV n .wa reJoublnd hut A. dayhrcok
IlSlIcaa |o w Ii, J;s"n"v Go"nd ,bc lantern
M .oHnn 100
0'" "I" uouotto nm bor aide ran to tbe
.Lo,a r. wog co"orod 9th Gra"mcnts If
on tiods. IL"t tbcrn zorro aIsn .omo dead
Imdins Gho ram rrorn ono IN thn otLcr
"]niiinn nT ,ho r;ma, t]mrring ont tLe
p"cIo,ss Dad gndJSnIy sbn Grow roIe.
llh'o s,umLioJ onJ Than coiI on her tnccs
on ,ho whi,, ." gtnncs IIor oyc. wcrc
- ~ -.
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room may not be so fragrant an error,
but is decidedly out Of taste. An obIong
figure is very suitable in a room, consld-
erably longer than broad. In the choice
of the best grades Of ingram carpets the
question of whether they will turn well
is one not to be sighted the careful
economist will look to see the "other
side" before closing the purchase.
A corollary to these suggestions IL that
in choosing a rug or ottoman, If it Is I'M
possible to have exact correspondence,
choose colors that will be in market con-
trast. For instance, a carpet were green
is the prevailing color is nicely matched
by u rug of rich scarlet or an ottoman OF
crimson.
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BuESErr's COCAINE. See Advertisement

SrONEwALL JACKSON. We under
stand that the well.known publishing house
of D., APPLETON q Co, New York, have
nearly ready for publication the "LlFE or
S7ONEWdLL J1CKSON," fully illustrated
by views and portraits, including the o%rations
and scenes attending the unveiling of Foley's
statue Of Stonewall Jackson ut Richmond.
We advise all, especially disabled soldiers
and women out of work, to write to the pub
fishers at once and secure an agency, as the
work is to be sold by subscription. 1t will
have a large sale.
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The Centennial Year

Opens with a Grand Centennial Concert at
Fort Scott, Kansas, January LIST, 1876. Tickets
~. First Prize, Davidson's Opera House,
worth $4,000; Second Prize, $4,000, and
1856 prizes from $4,000 down. The enter,
prise is endorsed by the best citizens Of the
State, and is the most liberal ever offered to
the public.
For particulars, address
j. 5. EMMERT, Fort Scott, Kansas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-30

If your horse is lame, sore or CALLED,
You should use Johnson's AnOdyne Liniment;
wash the part with slstile soap and warm
water, rub dry, with u clean cloth, then
apply the Liniment, rub in well with the
hand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-30

The season Of navigation on the ked
River Of the North was 1877 days, during
which the freight transported amounted
to $4,000, 600 tons, or double what IT was
last season. Seven steamers and fifteen
harpcs haYe been employed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-30

HAVE the readers Of this paper ever
used any Of Parsons Purgative Pills? If not,
why not2 They are the best family physic,
besides being the greatest anti-bilious remedy
there is in this country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-30

CHAppED hands, face, pimples, ring
worm, saltrhcum, and other cutaneons alevi
tons cured and rough skin made solt anu
smooth, by using Juniper Tar Soap; gs carei
ful TO get only hat made by Caswell' ha]aru
4 Co., New York, as there are many lhlta,
lions made with common tar, all OF when arc
worthless.
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We will Endorse All You Say.

If all the CHARTER OAKS now in use are
as good as the one we have used for nearly
twenty years, you can recommend them with
entire confidence, and W. will endorse all
you say, having thoroughly tested their many
excellent qualities.
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AUNT MARY's PUDDING.

Butter n tart-dish, sprinkle the bottom
with fincly-minced candied peel and a
very little shred suet, then a thin layer
of light bread, and so on until the dish
is full. For pint dish make "A liquid
custard of one egg and n half a pint of
milk, swcctcn, pour over the pudding,
and bake us slowly as possible for two
bnura
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BREAD PUDDING

Soak the bread in cold water, then
squeeze it very dry, take out the Jumps,
and add boiling milk, about half a pint
to Il pound of soaked bread beat up two
eggs, swcctcn, and add Il little nutmeg,
and bake the pudding slowly until firm.
If desired, a few raisins may be added to
the pudlinp.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-12-30

BUNsErr's COCAINE. See advertisement
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1T HAS NO Equal.

CURE OF A STFFERER FOR
FORTY YEARS,-I have bcena
sufferer for forty years. with
Chronic affection of the Liyey.
| tried the Regulator, ard after
giving it n fair trial, | have
GENE to the conclusion that it IL
he very best remedy 1 have eyer
sed for the Liver. My health
now quite good.-E. A. Will
n. Clarksville, Virginia.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
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a AGENT stainp,!l Fireside Visitor, sandubky' w.
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SWEET SAUCE FOR THE ABOVE.

Mix a tablespoonful of flour quite
smooth in four ta%blcspoonfuls Of water ;
then stir into it half a pint Of boiling
water; sugar or syrup to taste; stir over
the fire until the sauce boiIs when, il
allowed, an ounce OF butter may be
added, with a tablespoonful Of lemon
Juice. When swcetcned with sugar, a
little nutmeg or ground cinnamon may
be used, instead of lemon juice, if pre-,
ferred. "A tablespoonful Of raspberry, or
any fruit syrup, may be used to flavor
the sauce, and is generally much liked.
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~ ~. Adla NrystAl Co., lndianAp0llH, lhu,
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BOILED RICE WITH SWEET SAUCE,

Wash the rice, throw into boiling
water, and boil with a pinch Of salt in
plenty Of water. 1t should be done IN
about twenty minutes, and this will
readily be ascertained by rubbing a grain
between the fingers and thumb. If it
crumblcs, it il properly cooked. Drain
the rice in Il colandcr, pour over it n cup
of cold water, put it back into the sauce
pan, let it stand a few minutes to dry,
and serve.
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Break up a quarter Of a pound Of The
best macaroni into small lengths, and
boil it in two quarts Of water with a
large pinch Of salt, until perfectly tender;
drain away the water, add to the maca-
roni in the stew-pan a teacupful Of milk
and a quarter Of a pound Of sifted lump
sugar, and keep shaking owe the fire
until the milk is absorbed add any fla
voring, and serve. Stewcd fruit may be
served with the macarOni.
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DISCUSSION UPON THE GAUNT LETTER.

Mr. Beach, object to it. l object, that remarks
OF that kind should be made in the presence Of the Jury and
the counsel
Mr. Rvarts-I comparing the published letter with this
letter.
Judge Neison-The form OF publication utterly mmateal
unless the witness had the control and supervision OF the
publication
Mr. Eyarts-No doubt; doubt.
Judge Neson-Therefore vaisnce would not be Of any
moment.
Mr. EyarsI have shown him the text OF this letter in the
handwriting OF his friend Mr. Maverick who copied the state
ment that he presented TO the Committee.
Judge NesoDThat don't advance you single step because
he may not have copied correctly
Mr. Eyar.-He may not but there are no suspicious OF that
kind
Judge NelsonIi he did not copy Correctly, is the witness
responsible for that !
Mr. Evarts-I is the original presented to the Committee
Mr. Porter-And sworn to by Mr. Tlton
Mr. Fuerton-That has not yet appeared. That the
swer TO that.
Mr. Porter-I said 1t was in his sworn statement.
Judge NeeonIt does not appear in what form it IN that
statement, lift be there at ALL
Mr. Fulerton-No, Sir.
Mr. Eyarts-I have produced 1t to him aud asked hin II 1t
purported to be there whole letter.
Mr. BeachHe has presented to Mr. Thon professed re-
print OF his statement.
Mr. Rvarts-I presented to him his copysts oopy-hr
Mavericks copy.
Judge Nellson-Was he his copys'
Mr. Bvarts-Yes; he stated that fact
Judge Neilson-It don't appear.
Mr. Tracy-Ths is the original II is a copy which Mr.
Maverick and which ne testified before when had another
letter up was the copying OF Mr. Maverick his clerk and that
that eopying went before the Committee.
Juage Neson-I did not recall the fact Mr. Warts tat the
name, YOU showed witness before and which was - Mr.
Mavericks handwriting. included the Gaunt letter.
Mr. Beac h-wen Sir, It does not appear
Judee Neilson--It was another part Of IT,
Mr. Ryarts-Your Honor quite right about IT, Ibid not then
.hov him the aaunt that connection but show
him the Gaun letter in handwriting OF Me- Maverick
which he recognizes
The Wness-Mr Ryarts, let me say
Mr. Pulleron-Just one moment, now
Mr. Beaeh-It may be necessary
Mr. Rvarts-weil Mr. Tilton, what have you to say
The WuessI woad like TO say this; that II there any
sot in the copying should not be accredited TO Mr. MAYER
TEX becanse The Il very mehodids aad accurate man. II
there "a any bunder 1t IL probably mine
judge Nelson-Ae you conscious OF any change orntes
tom A. No Sir: not at oil.
o. Did you direct any, A. did not Sir
Mr. Bvarts-Ahl well, II your Honor please
Judge Neilson-Wel you have the witness, ---
AZ, E,srts Tho yltaess ID uaine. ay4 Ge l .n i..-
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TILTOY's EARLY oUARREIs WITH BOWEN.


O. Now, Mr.. Bowen did make you payment of
certain amount that time very early in January; dds
her He didn't make to me; he made 10 Mr. Moulton.
O. Well under that authority that Mr. Moulton hadi A Oil
no. that was quite another affair." these notes that held
@ We'll he did pay you some money anyhow A. Yes not
having any reference my business with The Idpden
with The Union held Mr. Bowens notes for 0 OF there
abouts matter entirely distinct from my business
@ They then Of salary anything Of that
kind not for Of salary anything Of
that knd' A Oh, no, sir; no sir nothing OF that sort
@ Money loaned by you, hey' A Ny impression is
that had sold to Mr. Bowen shares In The Brooklyn
Union stock which held at early period, and also my
impression that he took notes from Mr.. Gibson.
O. Well won't go into detas A At al events held Mr.
Bowoas notes for between 1000 and 5000.
And they were not for OF salary past duesi
No Sir they had nothing to do with Tie dYnds9 The
brooklyn Union
@ That is enough Now do yos remember short time be-
fore these between you and Mr. Bowen arose. sua
ton In which, difference between you as TO the
support by your papor Of political candidate here there
trouble between you and Mr. Boweni A Yes, that is The
I8roohya Union
@ mean that That was secular paper Now, didn't Mr.
Bowen then intimate To you that he might terminate your con-
necton with that paper for that difference Of opinion A.
will tell you what Mr. Bowen said He into the Office one
day during the local campaign think August September
and there was certain candidate for oce- need mention
him.
q For Congress, suppose A well
O. We IL OF consequence A. better not name him.
O. II was yery public at the tme A. bolt in the Repub
tan Party had been made his account certain section of
the party wanted epudae him. didn't know very mneh
the matter took the in the line Of the boters
because ey seemed be the most respectable part the CON-
muniy Mr. Bowen down from Connecticut and wanted
10 support him declined, and be pressed the matter
raid "Mr Bowen am the editor Of this paper by contract
and impossible" He said 10 that there one way by
which he could become the Of his paper and said
"Yes and there only So long editor by
tract shall not support that man." It was little furry be-
tween the ars and only that had had Il years.
G. Well he told you that there way and that by
changing the edtor A. Yes told him that the only
way-he must break his contract and take the penalty
@ And you on and the candidate defeated wasn't
het
Mr. Beach-Oh! WE'LL we'll WE'LL that Is quite unimportant
Mr.. FulIerton-We will keep out Of politics. guess.
Mr. EyatsYou persisted In your with the papert A.
Icertainly did, Sir.
Mr. Beach-BOlts don't often succeed except In Carpenters
case
MR.. TILTON'S INTRODUCTION TO MRS. Woodruff.
Mr.. Evarts-NOw, when you went over to sec
WooaLaR Oh this sort Of In Aay. 1874 she
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THE CATHERINE GAUNT LETTER AS WRITTEN AND
AS PUBLISHED

40 iNpLiSibbi
The Court met at o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
men Theodore Tton was recalled and the
ton resumed
Mr. Carpenter foreman Of the jury)May please the Court
am requested by jury say been
m,,o,; word expressed u their hearing by person in the
Judge Nelson-l am very happy to hear It
Mr. Carpenter-And they consider that communication sent
to the Court as an unjust reflection upon them
Judge Neson-It may have arisen from misapprehcn-
SION am very happy to hear 1t, Sir
Mr. Eyarts-Pease look at that letter, and say that the
Catherine Gaunt letter, socaled
Mr. Fulerton-What page Is that, Mr.. Bvgts'
Mr. Ryarts-I don't know there is paging by which
can find It.
The Witness-Ths TO be reproduction Sir don't
know whether IL Is correctly printed or not
Well of course-the question Of printing We have got
rs original letter here Now that is produced by you it
Sir.
O Look At that letter there printed and that pur
prs 10 be whole letter; whether any omissions noted'
A. couh not say whether any omissions made The
whole letter was Autographed In The Graps belsve-y I'm
precision L.
Well only ask you whether there noted any oms
.ops In this, A. Well Sir could answer Is to that
cept-
O. did not ask you whether any omissions made but
whether any are noted whether there any indication Il
sion. A. Hefe'
NJ, Beaeh-whatf In the printi
Mr. Rvarts-In that print; yes.
Mr. Beach, don't think that IA proper, Sir.
The WitnessI don't understand question: Mr. Evarts
Mr. Beah- object Of that examination 10 that
any part Of the letter suppressed Intentionally unless Is
shown tha Mr. Ton had something to do the printing
/, cannot be important object therefore, that question
Mr. RvaftsYou object because the printing does aect
himt
Mr. Beach-Yes. Sir.
The witnessI remember that the Catherine Gaun letter
has never printed correctly that know Of except In the
photographic transcript IN The Graphic newspaper think 1t
was printed there; It had many errors
O. Autograph in this book' A. think very few Of
tLose tspsenpts arg psl " thai hook, -.,i @ ..i -