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MIDDLETOWN, NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1872.
VOL. T.
CHEAP
8 TOREM
HA« Jt'ST RECBIVRU A LABOR AND
WILLSKLECTKD stock of goods
CONSISTING IN I'ART, Mf
pRT GOODS,
JS'OTIOfS,
PROCRR1ES,
ROOTS,
ßfiOflSj
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t!A TS,
CARS,
QVEEXSWAKE,
WOOD A WIU.OW WARE.
KA R THEX .C S TO XE in R E.
FISH, VEATS,
BEAPY-MARK
CLOTHING,
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ALSO, AGENT l r "!l
WANAMAKEI! & BROW*,
Aa4 ia Ibet «wjthlng mu.lly kept In a
FIB8T-0LASS COUNTRY STORE
All of which we should I»« pleated
to bare
CAl.l. A XI) A'.n .MIXE.
NO C/JAHOt
tvu SUO ll'/.V . uoons
TERMS CASH!!!
J. F. ELIASON,
Cheap Store,
Middletown, Bol
nr «-«f
J. THOR BUDJ ).
Mt'i' KB»OR TO
(ÔLEQ. W. INGRAM & CO.
Brokers éi Matti Jauale Agents,
reasKit or naiv a.o « aim htukktk.
Middletown, Delaware,
)riU, ATTKNH I'RDUI'TI.Y TD TIIK COI.»
j-gCTIDN DF
»OTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, &c. Bc.
NICDT1ATK LOANS, I't'RCHASK k SEI.I.
STUCKS ON COMMISSION,
A ad olfi r fur «aie
yaluahle Real Estate,
iCoaiprUiog tome af ifcc ui«»i doairahl« Kurin«
Vite PmiwjaU.
C*rr«a|>oad«rrc hv anti! MiHnlr*!.
AS' - "". ""IC
lion U. C. Ilwlidnr, Hor. wf Scale, Aanapo
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. M. Menipki« k El Paso Pacific
■R. Atkissoo.'tisvker, 41 »r.uit »L N. Y
!Hob. Rtch.rl Schell, lo Wall ' ••
1. Dupcwo, Luuiflvilh*. Ke
Kloo.lWr. ikdj.tGoneral, Bahioiore, M4.
ttojrfcrty Mcllanu« k O. Pliiladelph t
•Q«t. RoHort.PatUjrPbn 4
mtdk W-#
Rat
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THE IMPROVED
FLORENCE.
W M—T SEWtNU IIÀCIIINK tlADK.
Tbeasriv machine that wake» foar diffrrrnt
«USshmt Aa oaly mscl.iac th.< the ends
'#f MMMM
Tbs auly oukhtae th.t will more thr work 1,.
mmj iifinMnp Üiänii I and theoply oMchmc tlmt
katft mMoIImUai tension. Thcw vd vu g Iii Res
«aad>laaA rapidity »ad «uWtnew of
■atfoa. Aaftfkar mktk th« beauty aod quality of
Its walk wh aaeua U tyriMtainoota «•«der it the
Mi laMrakli, 4 <hwMc and Iwat Family Hew
lag Maaklaa Aa iku aarli jr-fir \ grau wauled
"3USftnss.»au». » agcr>,
tpr 17-Samf 1113 Okcataut St PblUd a.
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E. T. EVANS,
WHOLESALE * RETAIL DEALER
ARP FEED.
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If FLOUR
Hil-ttf
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E. T. »YAN
OOADI COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MIDDLETOWN, D«L.
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Notice
MEN'S HEAVY BOOTS,
TO THE
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No. 1, Cochran Square,
Ol'l'KIiS TO Til K
BUYINCr IH'IMaIC,
III. A CK il.r I r AS f.
:t7A. r.i
j.ir i x/.sh boruxs
:*.*» fu lio r(*.
cim.niuxs rn loruxs i:. ♦.*»«*
A lilts t'M n 'uns, /il't
n.vru.i in :a ryjt \r .> KkK>n.s u.
/. i />//>• .i t nu.hni:.\s i x/tr:it h /. i /.
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6'A'A/'A t.V/> /(O I V / '/J/.7/II/ t /.*
.1 II SUES !■ .
i.t .j tj I.*, ft..
I $3.60 to $6 00 por rnir.
BOYS' HEAVY BOOTS.
5>2.2o »a al i.Uij per paij,'.
Shi jc.<, Si.r»«
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to f -'.oo
L id.' lluwit i v pci j i . I -1 to 2.1 icnt«.
l < 'hihli "til
Ill !'TONER AND !«A*'T. SIliiKS.
And '. nth
s i'il
DEGINTER'S tiKKICB.
It New {.'a,tier. n,ni>. De„.l»r l&tb, IRTS.
Fiton «ht- ii|tpliratioii of (vlis .1 Dovcrr'it, .\i|
.. . nfianiM craui lata t Anint
Äs," Hue.ïrVdJn'.afd i'.nmtv' deeeaH U
is ordered anil direct, d t.y the llegis.vrthat.hr
Arin.lai.tmtrix aforewild. eivr iiotleeof the praa
FUEXCIl GALE HOOTS,
wnrr.ttiH i
ordvr
ilatlt» '•
1 10 Per Gent. Discount for Cush,
ON HKMVBRV 0» HOODS.
Oc I &—3in.
»J. >1. COX & BltO.
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
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A I.HfRl*
■I Superior .Stoek of
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hand, land«* expressly f,ir this mu
krt, all of which will tu* di.j -f I of on
reasonahli* term«, nul Riiurnnii'rd
to he hIi.iI it i« repreitiniuL
Ml- r r
Hpr ft—C'
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Register's Order*.
tinjr of (oHtrr* of Adminiüirnti
tale of lh«' «li»<'i'a.*fd. with * lu- dut«* «»f RrnrjiiiiR
llwiwf, hy i-rtiiNintf ndv«'rli a «Mii* n'* » «• poÿtrd
within forty day» from •! t!. m «nch Letirri.
in six ot th** most piihlie phut*» «»f die Coiiuty ot |
New ('mile, requiiiiiR all ihtdoiis liuring tlt*
umnds MRMinit tho Knlal«*. lo prvurnt thr Mqic,
or abide by
made and provided. And also caufo th« fatuo
to bu inserted within the name period in the
Middletown TrnnseHpf. a n- W Np.ip**r published
in Middiutowu, aud to U* continued therein two
months.
upon the Kn
.Act of AMemldy in such ruse
(liven „inter tits hnml and Seal of Dfttrc
f <l,e liegt»,er »foresai , at New Casllf,
t'ostle county aforesaid, the day and year
~ U I IllkS, Raglater.
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above written.
NOTICE.—All persons haring claims against
tha Ritate of tile decented must present tha aamr,
Mg attated, to the Administratrix,«» or befort
.October 16th, till, or abide the Actor Amrmbly
In suoh ease made aud provided
KMl DBt'EUKfX, Admr'x.
Address—Mt. Pleasant, Del.
<>ct IMm
W.H. Moore
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of Stripoil Silk nn<l wnolen Slmwls |
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til 111 Willi It .Millie Mill! lit OX
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& COMPANY.
MIDDLETOWN, DEL.
Have received ti very large and
well selected Stock of Goods,
j consisting in jiart of
i DRY coons,
XOT/OXS.
If I rs.ixt) CATS,
HOO TS A XI) SHOES, I
WOOhEX A- WIU.OW. W ARE, \
I QfEEXs. m nn,
HA RD- WARE,
GROCERIES,
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Sl'KCfAI.TY.
A large ntnl l.enntifni Stock of
\ i o nil it Mroclic Slmwls at a less
price tluin the cost of importa
tion
trumgly low pricov.
A I.AIMÏK ASSOIITMI'.NT or
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
A \ ! ) C(>ATJ\GS,
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W'---* ft ' nil till l cxti)t|(nc ,
tilir .Stock before purelmsing els
where I
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I8 ■'Uk !
..excl.
.irjn.l.v rivlitof i.-mtnry. , >no or oar njrnu ]
sold 133 copie, ia «nirl.t .Un, n not tier •»Id 3 C» in ;
two «eel. s Dur agent in ll.rtlord wld :t»7 in I
unr ««tN . ;
W» l«»lBl of Mttlp. I«*r «ircular« And Icrnif to
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Moorastowa, N.'j.
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READY MADE CLOTHING
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i GREAT INDUSTRIES
OK TIIK I'NITBD STATUS;
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! AN IIISTDItlf At.SI MMAHVOF TIIK ORIOIS.
UB'iWTIt AVI, It ItlTcTl'iN UK TIIK I'tlin'
I MU »llll.ll. AIIT.» nt THIS .'.
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laUO DALES an I bOO ENG H WINGS
Joliv It Gt.t ■«.!!. 1 E<»v f \SE ' I ,V \ RD JlnW j. \ s !»
•>*».** n I YM W Itrr. ! Kf'WIV MALI . IfOK.M I
Gl.KEM Y l*|l|| II» ItlH.rY, Al.nntT lifttH
IIANK ï n mtKI.VB, Klc Klc.
• k i t fiiij'lcte iiiftlorv uf all bran
I« 1 i'i'i"'- "f untiluta 1 1 ur«*. Hi*.,
g J 1 "' • ' ii' .'j»* lii.t nf art»
in i ' lining
*ui jfi'lu uf
j Rentrai inter« it < ii »•?!• r* »i to the |.ui i It is
» «I Li tin- w. hi is ul ti,«* Mi'itImiiI j. M.
• lutunr Mcchnu .. I'.vrim*r. Student and Inven*
ftir. nn«l wh* to lulli «•!•! stiti! vuuti,; »»f all Ha«
i f The •-«•«'Ik i» n#it! l \ uRt'tA^i, a lu» itrr
J 'MR Ihtro stile« in ull j.iirt« Inc «uutttrv. It i«
I'fleied It f' l* D-u p; ice uf and i« the
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r l'RK. Uniluked Dry Wood Ashes, from
the Raltimore Brick Kilns. Parties want- 1
ing cau apply to
N. M. REYNOLDS,
Middleton*a, Del.
or to WM. UBXNOLDS,
Newark, Del.
No». 16—tf.
00,000 PEACH TREES,
Extra Qize and Quality.
Ollisr Fruit Trees, Dwarf and Standard.
000 Shad* Trees for Street Planting.
ftO.OOo KVrrgrrens, for I.awns and ornumeatnl
■ ledges. Address
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4 JOKE QrJ TOM CORWIN.
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_ When Ih; latent .'«raw ami Anger
t Hallway from lorknp.d,, t. run- j
inated.it MuJdlebarg it h:., uni:« coûte
i to ha a «reut i.aibiual thoroiigiifnrc the I
j unhappy pa»,enger, were carried,« all
part, of the eivilir. 1 world W i ll a. to ;
, N'ew Jersey by the id I fashion- d slag. ,
I'li.-.-* singe, ran or *wded. and then was
g.mialh eonte«t for seals Coyer,on
waatolcav« Muddlcburg at mid
*•« f*»r n» * Mal« f m « slutfc. 1
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a bottle of choice whiskey to keep him
e.'inpauv II« tri d hi« win-key. lie said
I plain lie till I. had it made into ,. mint ,
'julip. aft.r he liiseu-sed i, in ,!.• -I...,,
V >1 mi* ' .even o r, .ek he though'
would add vjiii'iy to this spiee
i «»f lifts. This he washed down will, a
, Ji't put., h ... 1 Ib'.i at ...iin :ht. just as ;
'be!.. Iho sMgo rutile in, he tu-.-k «II
&fl«t Joetrp.
THE Y0ÜNÖ WIDOW.
Hhr it runninfr—»otnctimr* witty,
Frta And cair, hut not bold :
Likr no apple, rip« und twllow,
Not too young und not too old.
Ilitlf inriting, hnlf-r«|K*llcnt.
Now Advancing, und now nhy :
There is mint-hiof in her laughier,
There i« dun^vr in her eye.
Slip 1ms ftudied hniuan nature;
She is vchooled in every art,
She has taken her diploma,
Aa the mistrcM of the heart !
She cun tell the *crr moment
When to cigh and when to Atm!*.
Oh, a maid Ik sometime« charming,
Hut u widow nil the while!
Are you sad ? oh, then how scriouj
Will her pretty fire her
You lire angry ; «he ii wretched,
Saddened, friend let«, teurlrtui, dumb.
Are you mitthfiil ? how her laughter,
Silver-rounding, will ring out?
She ran lure, and catch
Ai un angler does a trout !
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1 play you,
All I " old foMiltt,'' neatly fifty,
U ho
phittiug, d< op ai
Yc " Adonis«*«, of tnenty
With the love light in your tyta !
practice all tkilwioai
Taught hv Cupitl m nt e tU« full.
Uni I km
little widow
Who « hi fool you all !
feiert *Monj.
«me
■a cocktail
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liiinit'lf in *»„ • orner up a. t' b..-l;
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>\ hen ho •'•gum wakened the ►tage was
I "t « Haml still ; th« curium» were all i
tip; hnt enough day-I
1 6 nl 10 Fntit-fy him that inalitution
, | |11( | ■■ j 0 .„, broko" M.metin.e .itice, II«
hastily Started tip. and dropping on» of i
I the window», wa. perfectly »maxed I« find
; himself it. the wagon yard of a In. tel
Two hog. were getting their breakfast i
from a manure heap, while a melancholy 1
enw »tend chewing her eud. while work- ;
ing her tail to keep it it. practice for fiy- .
A laxv hnailer wa. entertaining '
himself with a pitchfork A further note
! of the surrounding, satisfied Governor
J Corwin that he was in the rear of the
Muddlcburg Motel, and that ho had been
n* rrnl11 twelve of the night before
Cor win was a man of g t.iu. audit did
not lake ,'. ; m long to di-eov.r the cause of
this extraordinary result He had got
I into the »tage In.;' 'tad route in instead
of llie on« going out J I. " people about this
! leathern convevai.ee. WtKti lie e.eoneed
liitnself, thought ». he learned afterwards,
that lie waa a passenger in searei. of HD
umbrella, or some other arti.le Irft be -1
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The (ine rttor opened the door of the
Stage very .of ly lie crept ont trying to
small tha .as he .« d , U l,.e.,ueDtly
ht. sk.n hung loo*" on htm 11« could
not .-»cape, hoiv. vi r. the eye of the host
1er, who exclaimed III some Ii»tmi.«hment :
■■ Hell... tioveruor, .ltd d«y forget and
leave ver tn de stage?
"I hero, there, my man answered
Corwin, gmug bim a silver dollar, "you
b<'.»p your t y-irnp shut, çr thaïe bo u
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mod ,ho hostler, n*
] Gorw.n walked. dat » most stronary ,
; the Governor of Ohio done forget Ilia
I „age coach "
; ' eörtv?» «»iked into hotel, .u. P ..,i.,
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' wl , h « Mok " , '' i . t " nt . lh,! j
' lirst door he encountered, nt.l then -aun I
j tcred Into the bruakfa.t room Irving to as- '
.unie an air of « ...an who had no. slept ;
, tn a wagon all night. \\ h.lo dt.cussing ,
the Oiled sole leather and muddy coffee
i fo ^ which the American peop.o pay hotel
j price», a friend on the other side of the
table, looking up suddenly, exolniuied ;
" Why llovernor, I thought you left
for the capital last night.
" Well," exclamed Corwin with ono of
the whimsicsl inok. with which he was
wont to set the table in a roar, "1 wa,
under that intpreesion myself."
" Got left. diiT you ?"
" Yea, I believe I waa a good deal left."
" How was that. Governor?"
" See here.my friend." oxclaimcd Cor
win, carefully depositing hi. knife nnd
fork on esch side of hi* plate, as If they
were articles of yaiuc," if you will con
»ent not to prêta • (uther investigation
upon that tubjeet, I wilt present your
;■ cniiffraUiIutiii^ him-, If
tin\ iu*' be
ilrunm;,
1 orsuuav*'. hl : lia i t
.4 *'♦ i h • lag*! r illing
a w n y
down, th« wind
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wife with a bonnet more like a coal «cuttle
than any iu the market If you dont con*
aent," lie continued with wild energy «ci
ting hiii fork ; " I'll murder you.*'
Thc story, however, was too good for |
Tom to keep to himself, and for years
nftcr Ire wire In Iho hal.it of tolling how
ho slept ill a stable yard, and attributed
it all to .on.« v«rv had whisker that ll„n
it all to sonic very bat wln.kijr that llou.
«al, non l>. Oh..« had given btm.
ito
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ib° ( «ogres» of the mted State, ha. ,
enacted that the completion of the One
Hundredth dear of American Indepen- |
dct.ee ahull bo celebrated by an nterna
lloaa{ K * 1, J!*"'?" of l , l,c 1 Art *' 1
lure., and I roduct, of the .ml and »me. |
loh« hvldatPhiUdelpliia.nl 187ß. afcd
ha. appointed a Commission. constating 6f I
r 'P rc,l-,1, a 1 'C* frutu each ..tat« and 1er
r.tory, to conduct the celebration.
Originating under the auspice, of the j
National Legislature, controlled by u Na
nouai Con.u....ion, and deigned a. it i. j
to • Commemorate tho lirai . Century of |
our exi.tei.ee, by an l.xhibnmn of the :
Natural resource, of the Country and ,
Heir development, and ..four progrer. in
" ,use Arl ' " " benefit manktiid, in |
comparison with those of older Nation,." I
Itw.t» tho people at largo Ihal tho Com-|
nn*M-n look for tho Uhl which IS noces- !
»«fy b.iuake the ( 'ei.tcnnii.l[IVI, bratiou ;
the grandest anniversary the world ha. 1
ever ,e. ».
Chat the compl. tion of the nrst cn-iihcy
tury »f our cxi.tcnoo should bo marked
t.y some imposing demon,Iratin i«, we
beliave, the patriot^« wish f the peupb
of llm whole country Vie I'engross of,
the I nite.l Siale* lins wisely d-ei i 1 that
1 1, • Hirth-da; of lln- tire»: K public ea„
bo mo.t flttingly celel rated by the uni
vcr*al rollt. II.HI tirol Jispla v Ot all tlir
ir..j.hie, .»f it. progress 1. j, de.|g„«.|
I "'.bring together, wiilmi a building coy- ;
eril.(j hfly acre, u.. t:.ly the varied pro- I
ductioi.s of mir mines ami of the »oil. but ;
, ly| s of all the intelle •t.ial triumphs of |
fjm.r -urns. ,.f ,v, rtl.iug that
.a .-an fnrm»h. wh-.her from th
bruin, or hand* of her ehii.lr.-n, ami thus
make evident In lh- world the advance
; m-..' of which a »If g '.me I p pie i,
eapat
In this " Cclubralion" all in lions will
bn tt ici pa' . si • I'bnraeter
oj e will display
In ini her eu
i i jus l.ilii i«,, while m wlv open, d China
and d.spilt, will lay b ir-- lh
^YIST ADDUE8S
H Y Tllk
U. S. Centonoial Oomtuission.
To the. l'cojjc of the I'nitrU States :
be iiivit. I f.
boit» ^ Iiitcriintioiinl Eu
her aits and itinuufn. tut
trcaf.tr!'.
v. bill lnr I'vuturiu. th.'irji _• »imp pioj.l.'
hav. bean perfecting K»ch land will
u. rivalry 1er tho palm
L» tins grand gathering * v . r\ »one will :
i contrihut. it. fruit, and ««reals No min-j
er.l shall be wanting ; for what tho Kail '
lack, tho \V.«t rr.II »up|.ly. I nder one ;
roof will tho Smith display in rich lux
i uriiiiice her growing eott m. and the North
in miniature, the «.»»leu machinery «f
her mills converting il.nt cotton into
i clutIt. Kucl. section of the glohe will
1 send it. beat nib rings to this xhibition.
; and each Slate of tin I'nhin. a. a mem
. her of une united body politic, will show
' to |..-r »i.ter Slate, and t > the world, how
much s! « eat. a id tu the gr. atin i.s of tl.«
natiota of wli'elt »It is a harmonious part
To make the '' nt-ojal Cel. |,ration
suel. a »uecc.s as the pntri. ti»m and tin
pride of every American demand, will !
require tl.e ««-operation of th" people of
the whole country The I nite.l States
Ceiiteutiinl Coiniiii.»i»n b..s rec ive l no
liov. rntnent aid, .tudi a. ibiglnnd-exten
ded !" lier \\ oil's I'.ir, and i'ranee lo
lier I niver-al l.xposilion, i-ttbe labor
and responsibility imposed upon the Com
mission is a.« gn at a.iiieith-r of those
Ulidcrtaking. It is e.timated that ten
1 n.;i.""U» of dollars will 1.• r .|iiired. and
this su a C'"igri -»s lia» provided »hall he
rats, d by swfd »ub.er.pt,on. and that the
people shall has. 'he op, rtnntty of .uh»
»er.biug in proportloj t. the population of
their respective Statii ant. i.rrttorioe
The l on. mi,»ion look, to *.iie UR f ailing
patriot..... of the people of ovary seeti ot,
to ,co that each eontnl.ul.-a .1» share to
he expenses, and receive» its »bare of the
boiieht. uf an enlernri, ein which all are
... deeply interest,.I h would fnrth-r
urge the format,.,,; ... earl. State
anil territory nf n eentenniai org.inxation,
which »hall m Ilm« »es that county a.
»oeialn.li» are formed, on that whet, the
nation, aro gathered ether in IfCi'i each
"«1« '.'-.fui," view '»uS oridVth«
' . . , 7 " T,ow . wlltt priai UM
j e-'ntr.bu„on» »be baa ...ado to the national
I glory.
' Confidently relying nn the tea] and pa
; triotism ever displayed by our people in
, every national undertaking, we pledge
and prophecy, that the (.enlenniai Gele- I
brntion will worth,ly slu.w how greatness. :
wealth and intelligrnoo. can l.o fostered
by such institutions a. thoso which havo I
f„r one hundred years blessed the people
0 f the United States.
"iiij'i l<- in gvin*
ot mi»' ri"r excelb:iictv.
1
i
■■ TV, .l.ire.t ,pnt on ,„ih" b„ ,t 1**1 ,
fit £2 :
ool
A prosperous merchant ha. for hit mot -1
• " Early to bed. early to rise ; never I
get light, and advertise.*' |
JQ8KIMI U ÎÎAWLET,
l*rfpid«nt.
I.gt,is Waln Smith,
Temporary Secretary. i
i
i
to :
23, 1872.
following eharnoteriatie letter wun
written by u Uibcruiuu aftor aix year« ex
| jicricnce of Atusricsa institutions:
New York, Der. the one. 0 1807.
M y dear Mary the darlint of mv benrt
H0W | [ _ n but had the furor
* , , , C "' bUt '9° n,TOr
«ml ague; and I hop« yon are in the same
condition, thank, bo to U.kI I wi.h ton
Jinny happy New 1 .are, and the ohihlor,
and hop« y»u will have threescore and ten
or then. >\ e had a ( hn.tmaa here, lint
the II.ytBona don t l:eep it like wo n.ed
at home Divil rtshva the one ivir .aid
ito tno Many Happy Christmas, or Had
ï '«e* "> you. or any othvr Politcncu. 11
, did not got a Christmas box until i war |
going; home that night, and n night-walk- j
| mg Blackguard gav« me one on the eye.
and axod n.a for n.y money. I gavo him •
1 a, V"" B »coro of pound., which ,
| knocked the ,u„e out of him. Dear Mary. ,
Thov tel! me that iho Nacnr ia going to
I ta ; tho White Man .n future; and thr
nt« - agura tu Congru.., a public hou.e !
•» " aahington. are go.ng to try the l*roa-1
j [dent for being a white man If they find ,
him guilty, and theret.no doubt of it, j
j for they are accuanr., witneaae., lawyer.
| and judge, all to ono, they aro going <o 1
: execute him. make a fellow called Cold- !
, hick. President, nud remove the .Into of |
Government to a place called llo.hton, 1
| eel îbraled I for it. republican, and sinner,
I ihm, ta the ,au.e a, tho llodiettloua f«l
low. they call H.dicule* or iUdieala. I
! saving your Priaencc. riiey wnnt to coo
; I in tie their own Power, Clod Hot «no u, |
1 and all harm. They , ay the Southerner. ,
must go down on their knee, to then,
cn-iihcy forget that thu poor divil. arc flat 1
on their hack, already ; and they urn n •
mane set to kick a man whin he's down !
lie jabers it niak's my Ltlood bile to think
«f il t »ee war is no" mener indud then
they Conimenoo tile beginning of another 1
in \V„s|.i„ ; :loi. ; au I i , 1 know, whin or I
wber. it may in I I loat one fine lag in
tin? Inst, Rut i lmvo another UTt fora good
«ml I'll tight for .lohnen, fori
; hear hi. i.reat lirandmother. by bis f.re
I father a »id«, waa an Irish Wu hare
; »now and frj.t here, and is likely to hare
| more we ither Thu temporanc« im n.Ood
save the mark, in a |.i.ailed Albany,
w.i r the itcoplo sind ripresontaliv •» ,o
''bale tliim, hare »topt our grog, ouly Hv j
Daylight. Divil a much matter any way«.
lor they don't kap« a ducint drap ,.t drink
in the country; no raal oul.l i rial. I'otccu ;
m thing but , lull' that well I I kill a
1 had to live on it, muclHcj- a Christian
Haste
An Iriahman'i Letter.
P'S. if
■
ml v ... t.i Dart-y.
wall, nn l ii. 1 him l.nw i - in.
1 . b ;.r the ■ , lb Jvatb . f tit.
In p ' \ n nr« P. ivi».- ; i, r milk i« a I ...
1 II T. Uly M.T'iuuifh com. out I.
ho
It.'
'I II him lie'» '
I nin • rry
Hull.
I nui
: glad hi.- wit - l' t over the twin«, and hope
«he'll do Letter thu yuxt time, tlu-rc i.
' room for imprureuicnt. I likw this conn
; try ; but tl.vru i. no plaeo like oulJ Ira
land, where you'd got ... much whiskey
Ira »hilling a. would make lay for »ix
p.ople If von get this, write »nnn : if
you dun't, write and Ivt mu know 1 may
i- ■ d. -. 1. for life is uncertain ui.d. t the
I!. lie., Is Hut dill or ali-, e I'll answer
' ur letter. \ddre«a your dear lirotl.er
.liinmy. N w V„.k, America.
Jiuvt Ml Hull i:.
. __
t,,,. \ llT >|\kin«i Moni v One
„rent cause of the 'poverlv of thé présent
day is the failure of many people to
! pl .;.,, nw n ibings j'h.-y say that it
they cannot'savu large .«.ns they wiii
„otsaie nnythiug.' They do'r.ot r.alir •
how a daily addition, he it ever mi »mal!
will
and In gill
earning, and invest it in aomo saving»
bank, und' weekly or monthly mid to th-ir
mit«, they will wear a happy smile of eon
nnt and indepetidetnn whet, they reach
middle life Not only tho pile itgJ-if t ill
increase, but the desire amt sl.ihty , in
, r .,„. j, wi || ... grow I. , th clerk
and trad,»man. laborer and artisan, make
now ami nt one • a beginning. Store up
„r„„e of your youthful force and vigor
f ur future contiiiget.ey le t parent,teach
,|,eir children to begin early lo »ave. H -
L ,j„ the fountain-bead to control the
stream of extravagance, and then the work
will be ea.v to choose bclw en poverty
ani | ri.-l.cw: Ut our youth to on in
hni-it, ..f extravaganee. for fift.an y,.tr.'
.. a. they h«vo for fifty year, pa.t,
I w- sl.a'l b.- a nati,n of i.nr.'ir« wit 1 .
^ ' "■ "
Ä^Äti T
of BUOu Af BBVtfl Id BtllBll hit- 1 rrnred,
„ , w „ , ha „ 1)0 frcc frnm „ ;lllt ,, 0 n „
lw nni l,j,; nUH f., r extravagant fortunes.
bat seek that which it i. the duty nf every
lll3 „ obtain independence and a com»
fortaM.- 1. >mc. Wealth in sufficient n„»n
I tilia , j. w ; t hin the reach of all
: bc ha ,, f . onc proceM . >avin g
I
.
:
f Awcriua iu oue day
ii! s- ni'irc
Ill
if !i *!ai«l lioiiit» all bis life.
',
»n make a larL'-* pile,
rotiiun
l ft he
y »un j
f t »-«lay will only bi-^in.
•»>. t *» save a little from their
It can
Tttosa Bovs —Fending the occurrence
of s threatened earthquake, a South A-,
tnerienn paterfa.nilia. sen, hi. hoy,
i stay with a friend beyond the limit-, of the
f.te l section. The convulsion did n „,
when due. but the vonogster,
in th.ir place of.sfety tifl the fol
, '""'j!.. ré—
: " '»« f -i, ft •.«-s-.
h ' rf ' "j '»>» ''»nie your bo,o^
-1 Women rota in Ksnsaj at achool meet
I ing« All tbe non vote jnat the same aa
| their wives do.
i
i tarn tin
i n,atne l
$0.
0 t
S °T 7""'" H , a ' ,f ." a,nt, "» r *
a " "ttttpithjr to sheep for Iho r'srin that
the» bilo ulorn 'V« eona.d«tr illi. th.ir
0 | rC c„niiiiundatii>Vi Hie* can oui.
X^c Xc .ta %roKr.. and
,| lu pa.rnr. i. ehort on a poor farm. A
p „ or f„,„, will «eu warily U enrnn.bered
wjlh brier., weed«, and f.ru.l. in the fence
conu .„. |; u d«r euch condition*, we w„«ld
„ f ilrn ,, r » |.„ h.e g'-JO 01 upward in
«„, 1 , (, r crr ,| U f„ r j,. tbcniel hU
borrow the amoant if lie haa to pay and
t . CD , „ ,„„„, 1 , ,„ r llf j,,
u in a. many ewe. n.t older thao three
a3 ' on „ f.. r
»ben this r in et, . a fi.'! w
,„ ve decibel. .ml give then. inV.I*ft,b,
l0 ,|, at , hcy „an pink up. ,. pint ..f wheui
bran and oatmeal daily, with fr-e an««.,
, 0 water , n J They will Hral -go
f ur " ,| )c brier, ami cleiin them nut ; f*v»rv
p „ rti((n of ,|,at field will be trodden «,*,
J, ntI over ,,,« »„«1. will hay«
ll0 c i lunao 8 fold them on that field dur
ing t |, e aD j cnrry ||,«„, f...d
,ufr lc i 0 „ t to keep them thriving. Ii«t the
0 f , - 00 ,] buck in «casnn -Soul!l
I>.,wn wonlH he preferable—and in IbJ
, prin( , if yoo bare luck (that meat., if
you give then, proper attention and f..« I
,„ u wilt rai, „...re b.i.h, than
y( ,u have ewe*. The mon. y will be nmr«
,| nn doubled nn-1 th- woof nod
will pay f.r their feed ami inter«.*. In
,b. ,p r i llft y „ u may pm that t th'imrl.V
will, the\erlai..iy 4 getting fifty per
,. eut increase of crop -1 F.irmrr
1
J.; Ver ,i ncc the period of tl.e annearanea
,,f ,|,e p„t„,o rot io this eounirt. farmer,
have biren studying, nmr« or U.M,
tlio imlato rrr»n nn 1 tvr hrli.vr w K
with, „'.he bound, of .„i„g.
,|..t nil who hare bad the U-,t npp , r ,uni
ty lo judge have d.eided tli.t I lie spidiua
,f 0 ri of mineral manure- will give th ■ Im.t
r ,., u |i« nn ,; . f
„hr fen... ..ling .. 'l'l,r p...r.s,
! ;« p .- t -i-1 " | ,|,i- .. r ..*« t r ,.«
i n season, when m i- t.i.«t i,r. rilnu
|„ \.. w ,|«r.ey the gre, n .un I uo.rl n.e.i
l.vi-hlv, auppliv, 'ill lh- .1.1. o.si.t,
|„ 01 |„. r | '. i,.. « !..re il.i- r.nuut Iw
(jRmur.
Sheep on a Poor Farm.
niutiitro
Gulturo of Potatoos.
btaimnl
pbt-lvr all I »llprr
1 with c«r
■ ii.iy wh«n j.r -p •. !y appl'n-1 iu »uflici.-m
I •' "I'b
f litii in • n »,' 1 «v I
.punti
t Liter crop of
c(ut:|il«to)y
wc (iiiphaw
•> the elimination
min t iI ' . lit». c'in«ci|uonl «*11
the comminution t.( Ihd ««»ij, and it« ex
.„,wure to alitio. .dn iiu iufluctira d inn
Wiuter. In the Spring the more tbornngl .
U the ground it again pb'W.d tha bvtt.r
f jr the cron
How to C tTiirn i'ni ir. — l-Vuit ahmild
never he gathered .luring damp weather,
nof when a heavy dew i< upon it in the
•"«rly meriting it i. f ' f poliuj' to shako
fruit from the tree ; it will almost
decay from the tffee' . f brui.it.g.
the »iighe.t abrasion r.f the shin ia thj
»gre for.runner of n dark »pot. wliioh wilt
<,Tl ' nlu: 'l'y change into soin« kind .if
I 1 possible, each »P'o in,an »Itonhl ho taken
singly front the tr« ,and handled with li •
, ! "' c ,; "'P'" ••'«ul.l alway* be
*« v, 'ft:d from the iin« with »trong .«i»a..r».
" n * ncver lwil " 1 " r ,,rn!T If peach »
K»„ l',.„w,x„. I '„less ,he soil i. vor.
Mlll | v and lialde to leach or wash »w .7
V . )U è ann „ g .. i„ keeping th
Lu.y it: plowing land intended far -orin'
«rot,a If t --ible ..low rl.e
|,lcs this ill! If there is not tin,.
,!.i. go over them with a two horao .-ulti
v »,or It will kill a greu many weed*
an J | CV ,.J ,ho hiHe an J le ,1..'.
| a „d in far better shape' t plow In tho
.pring. It will also do goml by kxpoaiu«
,|,e soil t, the atmosphere, and' tbnTd?
..-! ,, plant food, h will also
great many weed-seeds to gcrtniiinto an,'
,t., , „„ , , i. ,,.,u ; e,i . , ' , nn '
the young plant, will be ktl,cl by plow!
in ,b l i ". k *° " ,ach 01
,IÄ WOrl» that Wü often rultivito lütaMM
.„wtocVa of corn .» ,««„ h, cron
«at Trv the nlan It will na. P
All -tro:i.
lato »
bid
lu ll pl >
H'l-I
P
i Airu.it!', nul
puivc: i/.f
ti.is to bo
,,f th •
nnlu:
! !•'
Bun-I Y
Kv.ii
r.»f.
arc gitln rel b. fire attaining full si*.,
they « ill nut have ■> fin ■ flavor, but it ia
tod. lay picking th-...
'.-n rcely any va
ripnt, "i
well if left to perfect themselves nn 'lh i
tree, and ibis is especially true of pears.
not
v*w»ry
until they ir • niell.nv
ri*»t y « f the btrger ft wit
1
or
HonsKi* that Kick at Xigtit.—T ho
of a llnr "' kicking at night is often
. r the result of nervousness ami rcatless»
ness than nf vicious propensitiea. It U
« »I ! hr.torl. of the limbs It
1 "' ' urcd 1 W bal j of.
we.ghing two pnnnds to tbo Slml
cllock of lh f * '"» b 0 '"*' kHblng,'
>J m«»oa of a .tr.p l.o and half or Ike»
long When he kteks he admi.lrtof.
> o l )""«lf . blow fr,„n th« ta H#
ÜÄ & ?!
The biggest Wf (beat) grow* I« tbo
United Statea this tim« waa tsM hr
dloraca Greeley, aaaiatod by B. «Mh
Brown. It weighed tally • to«.—JVbmo,
nml Ailitriittr.
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