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The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
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szzn 'IlE subscriber begs leave respectfully to
~NAA~a l. inform his friends and the public gene.
rally that he viii centinue the business OF CA3I.
NET MAKERS FINDING STORE. in all its various
branches, at the old stand No. 1874 South Second ST.
below Dock street, Philade phia, and respectfully
socils continuance Of the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon the late firm of +. a. L. THOMPSON,
assuring his friends that every excrton will be made
by himself and those IN his emiIey to merit n con.
tnuance,Ot thcIr much esteemed lavors.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Philadalnhin Inarch % ,hi.sm
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Smyrna ArOn Foundry.

@ fI1IIE subscribers. thankful for
CS-N-S L past iavOrs. announce TO the
.EssS public generally that they sill con-
tInuc at their old stand, in Com
merce Street, above Delaware. Smyrna. They are
prepared 10 tii NJ all kinds Of MILL and OTHER
MACHINERY; CASTINGS of all kinds prepared al
tho shorles notice They have atway4 on hand sumo.
rlor PlOUGHS, Concavs and Wiley of all pattern,
wholesale and retail. Machinery REPAIRED on
reasonable terms.
30 Please call and examine Tor yourselves for we
are satisfied tlat accommodate on as reason.
able Ieras any other place the State Very chsap
for cas-! PRATT g. u AVIS
Smytna. March %. i4-IK.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
STEAMBOA 81 ,saL!:: zEPHYR.

fTNRIl'S resumed to Smyrna, DIVER, New Caste
Il Delaware City and Port Penn
That sM III and substantial! Steamboat the Zonhvr
having been thoroughly o-erhaulcd durng the wilier
lIas resumed her trips bet Philodelpha and The
above named places and viii continue lei We Phin
dephla. every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday
mornings, at o'clock returning every Monday.
"Wednesday AZ! Friday mornings leaving Dono
Landing, al o clock, and SMYRNA Landing at 81
o'clock touching at all intermediate places both ways
Stages cOEnec ed With this Line ar Delaware Civ,
Tor St~Gcorge's CantwelIs Bridge, ana Mlddletown ;
also, at Dover, FOR Camden, Fredcrica. Milford and
Georgetown
Freight taken ai low prices. Breakfast and Dinner
board e. j. VANDEGRIFT Cantnin
March 9th 1888.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Mill PrOpcrty for Sale.

- TINIIE subscribers offer for sale The MILL
Miii PROPERTY, in Caroline county, known
U@iil as the BLOOMERY," with about l0C
ACRES Of Land attached; there is a 6 rist-
Mill, Store House, and two Dwelling Houses; the
stream is an excellent one, rarely falling of head Of
is very desirable one for thee.1 1ection Of either
Saw Mill or WOOllen FactOry,,'ihere being TO such
Factory the Peninsula, sOaih Of this and the near
est one north of il about 40 miles distant The oca
tiOn is excellent one iot business generally and
well worthy the attention of any person wishing TO
engage in the Milling and Mercantile business
This property will be sold for ono thousand dollars
Possession given immediately; and half The pur
chase money may remain on the property, il desired
Address the subscribers (po tpaid) at Vernsn, Del
or B. BENSON d Co., Smyrna Del
MOORE g. HARDESTY.
JAM 25 I654-Im
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
sTusic, Fancy 4 variety store,

No. III MARKET STREET, WILNiNGToN, DEL
.Dzls John MARSH has aow the largest stock fnd
I4vA%J greatest variety in the State Of Delaware
Ssazs Piuno Fories. Melodeons. Guitars Violms,
Accordeons Flutes, Flies, Fhgolets, Fiutnas.
Music Boxes and all kinds Of Musical Instruments and
Music together with endless variety Port Monnhies
and Fancy Articles Of almost every description, which
are forwarded direct from the manufacturers and inn
porters.
J j. NJ being Professor of Music himself ard por-
former upon all he different instruments has decidedly
The advantage of seccng his Musical INSTRUMENTS. oyer
all other muhc dealers this side of New Yohtci'y,
Feb e. Slim at.tt 8h.S y
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
CLOTHING!

Mf,diL THE subscribers have just opened one of en-
FDVNl 4 the best and most extensive stocks Of -
LAL READG-MADE CLOTHING ever offered
to the public in Smyrna at prices lower than
they can be had anywhere else out Of the city; and to
which they would invite the attention of their friends
and tbe public in general
wE6B They have on hand Gentiemen's BOOTS and
wv SHOES; Hats and Caps; Coats Ves,s and
"a. Pants Shirts and Drawers Cravats and Col.
: lars; Handkerchies and Gloves; Tobacco and
Sogars Satlonary,&e. LADIES' Shoes Caters Gloves.
Hosiery, &c Give t1emn call before purchasing else.
where IN Main street, opposite the Bank
J. EATON g. son.
Smyrna, March %, 1854.
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NOTICE.

kWS HS&u
III AElNG been informed by highly respectable gem
tlcmen from all parts of the State that the lnlpres
sion was universal IN advertising my Font Hill Farm
for sale, my object accomplish some private end
or was induced by private motive to gain parlicl
lar benefit and not really TO effect sale
Influenced by this information, take this method of
announcing TO the public my serious ard determined in
tenton, WHICH WAS AND WHICH NOW IS, To make sale of
The aforesaid Farm. Persons having any desire to pur
chase will be satisfied by calling upon the undersigned
~ n. .B-Price reasonable and terms easy
DANIEL CUMMINS.
Font Hill, near Smyrna, march o. '5itf
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

~ Professor HOLLOWAY, Of London, may be set
down as public benefacor lie not onIv paironizes
the printers, but places their paper. file for the
accommodation of the public. New Haveners abroad
Will find our papers at his office, 2l1 Strand near
Temple Bar, whIchisqaways open % visiiers free OF
charge and the experience have had with the Pro
lessor warrants US in assuring those that call upon
him. that they will be kindly Irealed-Vide Morning
Journal and Courier, Newharen. Arpusf 1883
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

oJ- The readers OF the Herald. = will please notice
the advertisement for On. TOBIAS VENETIAN LlNIMENT
DR.. TERREIs HEALING OINTMENT, DR. TewNsEND's 8
HEALTH Pills and DARLEY's ARABIAN HEAyE REMEDY
They said be good articles for the prpoe os for
which they recommended; they are for sao by the
Druggists and Merchants generally
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
xFery Valuable aad Desirable
Real. state

ass4s Nov offered arid will be sold upon reasona-
INIIl MANSON Or FoNT null FARM situated
West Sf the Town of Smyrna and Immediately
aelacent thereto containing about 200 Of arabic
LAND. in highly improved condition. possessing
every advantage a private residence and profitable
agriculture. Upon this Farm DO less Than G0,0C0 bush
els OF Lime, 10000 bushels of Wood Ashes and so tons
Oh Guano have been spread within the past years, be-
hies great variety of other concentrated fcrliZer
ara The po0iIg under green crops of Oas Buckwheal
C"Ver &c all Of which has also been covered twice
Or hr &C with the best stable and barn yard manures
Inc whole tract IS inrl0sed with TIE best and most
lantla new chestnut and while eak fencing; about
vo thousand dollars expended in the erection Of OUT
BUILDINGS comprised which is everything requl-
slte 10 highly improved and well directed Farm.
- 8 Acres are allotted 10 The choice varie
dxsss@ ties Of Apples, Peach, Pear. Cherry Ounce
- Plum and Apricot, BESIDES the Garden sbcunds
Sc.
ANY one wishing 10 purchase will be shswn the pro
paTty by the undersigned.
DANIEL CUMMINS
Near Smyrna, Feb %, '54.tr
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

CST EDWARD sN0WD0N. Importer and Dealer
A IL In QUEENSWAR CHINA ant GLASS.
&S No. ~ North Second street, opposite ChFel
: Church, phuadeiphin, ,ss3e. SIs tisss 4
! March ~, 'N-3m. ika.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
PHILADELPHIA
Spring 81 Summer Dry Goods.
81

.fff Mn v DEtt ! igpturiHHg ''a..t> 'lr l4s iiD
lhUlH ID era patronage eAenGed hirs %, ms
4E. country friends during the past season, would
inform them that he now prepared TO suit
purchasers from IA arge Hud -pendil assortment of
Rich Piald SIlk> trench PRINTED Lawns,
Spring striped Varsh Sik Tissues
Rich Rrocade Rich tig'd Baregss,
Superi PLAIN Plain Bareges.
The best black Grenadine Organdies
Changeabe Silks, 8c. DE Laines Ginghams, &c
Also splendid EmbroderieH. Kid Gloves. Grape and
Cashmere Shawls. Paris Mantillas, with many other
desirable goods
The newest Styles of Goods will be constantly re-.
ceivad and sold as low as at any other store in the
city. "; DEPUY,
No. Al North Eighth street, Philada.
march % '54-sm.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
THE DELAWARE HERALD

Is puDlished every "wednesday morning, in the
Temperance Hall, Smyrna, Del, by
Il. L. PouIson Il r.. d. Honecker,
At ST. so per annum, in advance. No paper
will be discontinued till all arrearages are
paid.
Advertisements not exceeding one square,
conspicuously inserted time. for fifty cents,
two times for seventy-fve cents, three times
for one dollar, and twenty-five cents for every
subsequent insertion; longer ones in proportion.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Smyrna Machine ShOU.

SsrSSsy-@ TTNIlE subscribers heS cav to announce
NssY 10 the public, that thoy sill con
fsskSSzssssSE tnue at their old stand in Commerce
Street, 10 fit up all kinds Of MILL and
OTHER MACHINERY, having Lathes, Drilling ana
farming Machines by steam; 50 they are prepared To
turn aud Dort TO order MILL SPINDLES, SHAFTS
WHEELS. &c. They manufacture superior Thresh
ing and Wnnowing machines, warranted CORN
Si1ELLERS, which will shell l50 bushels per hour
or from 1000 TO 1900 per day and separates the cnbs
from the grail They are prepared to furnish FARM.
ING UTENSILS OF. ali kinds. Please give them a
call, and they viii accommodate OH reasonable terms
CLEGG, ELLIOTT & co.
Smyrla, march % silly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
AMMONIATED
Super RkOSDhafa Of Slime

WIS Celebrated Fertilizer is Superior 70 The hast
Guano ior topdressing Wheat, Clover and Grass
Fields. SOW the Of 200 to 400 pounds ner acre
The Ammsnia being fixed. does not fly off az mout oS
that does from Gunno. Where Wheat was moi dressed
in the Fall, it will answer 10 top dress early in the
spring Often soluble and eyen thrse.iOld crops nav
be thus secured, and the lane left rich for lhe beno
Of other crops.
Manufactured and for Sale, Wholesale and Retail.
by e b. ROGERS
No. 90 Market street, Philadelphia
March % 9i.3m. r'''
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Window Shades.

HRw STOCK. 1854. NEW sTYLRs
~ L. MILLER & CO, Manufactures and Whole.
W. sale and Retail Dealers in WINDOW SHADES
South corner Of Second and Arek streets PhiIa.
dolphin, such as Gothes landscapes Borders Vases
Screles. Boquets. Gold Borders, &c of the most
beautiful designs and perfection o finish in This coun
try and at such Low Prices challenge all comre-
ton. Buff and White Hollands, Cambfiep Tassssx
Cords Brasses, &C. IN every variety, for City az
Country Trade, We invite an exsnifnatiou az ens
stock, at the Depot Southwest eorner Of Second and
Arch street. Philade phia.
March %. '54 6m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

"a lETNHE subscriber, sole agent for the safe OF
&C., l. PERUVIAN GUANO in PHILADELPHIA
'-sSS~~=@s has made rraNgemens with the Government
Agent at Baltimore fol upwards of 5000 tons of Peru
Wan Guano which will be delivered TO them direct
from the ChIncha Islands, for this spring safes and
which will he sold in lots TO SUIT purchasers at the
lowest c9slrpriCes. 81 CHRISTIAN
4S North Wharves and 81 North Waite. ST .
march %, 81 3m. Philadelphia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Philadelphia central DRY
MOnd Store,

SoUTH.EAsT CORNER EIGHTH AND ARCH STREETS.
IN m (NHARLES ADAMS invites The particular at
pllflllhO teution Of Families ana SIoTekeepers TO his
| Ylly extensive and choice stock OF FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS, comprising one Of the
best assortmenis in the city. New Goods being daily
received from auction aud ether sources, and customers
may depend on geung the latest and best Styles the
lowest prices,
Buche and other shawls.
Z as Dress Materials. and
Furnishing Goods,
arranged in separate rooms with strong light TO examine
them BY.
aJ- Particular care given 10 Plain Goods.
PHILADELPHIA, March %, 5t9m,
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
six Cents Reward.

RANAWAf from the suEsrrbeE, OH Wednesday, the
~ LIST Instant, Soy by the name of JOHN F
WooLSoN, aged about II years, hound apprcn
tice to the Shoes ng business. The subscriber eau
tons all persons fro arborng trusting said boy OF
his account, as he wiA pay no charges The above
reward will be paid for his recovery.
. GEO. l. STRADIEY.
Smyrna, Feb. %, '54.3Lp
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Nc. Coates E.amp alsd Varicty
e.fOpR =.

No 50 NORTH SECOND STREET PHuADEtput,
E9N c. c. would notify the citizens of Smwrna
MI ~ and vicinity, thai he keeps constantly on
~~ hand aRd for sale Wholesale and Retail at tbe ov
esttCash Prices, Pine Oil Fluld LAMPS. IOOKINf2
Cutlery; also, Mck's Britannia Ware R.rning Fl',;J
Pine On or Camphene Lamps, Brass Alarms Patent
Eight-Day and Thlrly-IIOur CLOCKS, together with
large variety of Fancy and Useful Articles.
march Is, 4-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
STEAMBOAT BAALooN FOR PIIIL4-

STEAMBOAT BALLOON FOR PITILA-
EELPIIIA.
f. T. ON and after Thursday. Jan. 9th. 1854
isfiAssaStsC ~ the Steamboat BALLOON will lenve
.ss Smyrna Steamboat Landing, at Long Point
Tor Philat e!phla, Touching at Deakyne's Landing.
PoitPenn. Delaware City and New Castle and con.
tinne to leave the above named Landing every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday Morning, at 8 o'clock,
(unless prevented by lce) unnl further notice.
Returning, leaves Chestnut Street Wharf at 8
o'clock, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Morn
ing. W. S. BALL, Cant.
march Is. 81 ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

FRUIT, OYSTER A. OTHER TIN CANS,
ID ELM &sEVEREFT manufacture Tin Canisiers &c
y and are prepared 10 fill orders any extent for seac
cans oyster cans, and eansters of every size and style
suitable for any purpose Having extensive iaciliiiea
and devolng themselves exclusively this line of bus
ness they are enabled TO furnish these articles al VEN,
pricos REIN a. EVERETT,
mar %, '5i.3ml No IS NoEh trcHi s.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

STEAM VI DYEING aud SCOURING kSrAB-
~ LISIlMtNF.- Mrs. +. w SMITH tlVido,v Of
waller Smith, successor John Jones No 2S North
I'm street, between Market and Arch PhiadelphIa
tjECE GOODS Of every description. by ed to any
color re dressed. re folded anj re-papcrcd
Ladies Wearing ppare Of every descriptor dvcd
IN 'he most fashonabIe and permanen; coors and lin
ished in a good style
MLRlNp, Cashmere and Crope Shaws, Table and
the c5lOrs
PONGEE and Silk Dresses -c-dyed all colors, and
waered equal tn new
G"nllemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dyed in 4 superior
style mPrch o. 81 ~.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
T.Osf.
Wanted.

WANTED. young man CLERK Store in
Wv Smyrna; one who has had experience in the
business desired Also, Boy. between the ages OF IA
and 10 years, in the store Apply at this Office.
SMYRNA, Feb %, lS52-if
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

Building Hardware and Tool
Store exclusively
The Largest Establishment of the kind in the u S.
"a yETM. NJ MCCLURE g. BRO, No 2S1
ga w Market street. above Seventh, Phila
~ Manufacturers Depot for Locks OF all kinds
warranted quality. Patent Silvcred Glass
Knebs"
Premium Porcelain Knobs. over 100 patterns
. Silver Plated Knobs, Hinges, &C., with the most
compele assortment Of all the Modern Goods this
Line.
Purchasers are invited TO call and examine our
stock. Catalogues ser I by Mai if desired.
ot Air Registers and NenIilators at Factory Prices
RSrAll Orders put up under the immediate superyi-
sion OF the firm. CALL AND SEE Us,
march %. '54 6m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

INIiE Partnership hetetolore existing between the
suhscSlbeIs uudrr the firm Of GLADINC 4
CIlRiSTlAN'ia this day dissolved by mutual consent
WM. GiADING,
s. j. CHRISTIAN
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
JOB PRINTING

0F every description, executed with neatncss
W and despatch, at the Office of " The Della
ware Heraldi
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

a. the .a,3ress of the State CONVENTION Of the
Independent Rum Party OF the State oi peia-
xFare TIL this document appears, oeilese 'ne'
En- anxious expectation,
I,ENEpIcT.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
CrOss-Ties for the Delaware
Railroad.

Railroad.
ENGINEER's OFFICE, DOVER. Del,
Feb. 18th, 1854.
PROPOSALS are now being received al this Office
l. fer furnishing CROSS TIES in lots of 500 and
over, deliverable on the line Of the Delaware Rail-
road between Seniord and the New Castle and French
town Railroad on the latter Rnad. or at Bird
Landing ON the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
Tho Cross-Tes TO bt eight feet long, six inches
thick, square ends sides hewn true and sraighi 10
faces Of six TO twelve inches, and 10 be Of Write Qak
Red Oak or Chestnut Timber. A4
d. H. KENNEDY, s
March %, 54-lm. Resident Engineer g,
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Chemical Fertilizer.

Chemical Fertilizer.
MA EACII barrel weighs from $50 to 300
GkssRlg II pounds, and contains all the following
~S~eA named Ingredients and nearly in the proDor.
lions stated ~ Ff
Sui phaio of Ammonia, 10Th.
Carbonate Of Potash
Suphate
Chloride 5oU.
Cyanide
Supho cyanide
Phosphate OF Soda,
Carbonate :" % lbs.
Suphate OF
Super phosphate of Lime,
Sup phaie Of Lime, 90 lbs.
The Remainder, Animal Charcoal. Oxide of I,on
Silica, AagnesIa Carb. Lime &c
For sale b. c. b. ROGERS, at his Seed and ACri.
phia - '''au"'
mIrch Is. 54.1m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Wanted

kfS11a@s A TENANT for a small HOUSE. Rent
ETIii n taken out in Farm Werk. Inquire ai
M iI this oGice
Lost,
I N Smyrna, on the 9th insssnt a BREAST.PIN. The
finder will receive a liberal reward by leaving it
with MIR. PoUIsoN
Feb. 90, '54-3L
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
FOR SALE.
WANTED

A COMPETENT SALESMAN in a Fish and provision
N House, who can influence good trade Address,
with reference, Box 926, Philadelphia post Office posi-
paid) [mareh ", 94-It
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

n ENIELIAM F. POOTS, IMPORTER ASn
90 w DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL, 46I
u MAEKET STREET, below 18Th, North lido Fh IL
dolphin.
Oct /, '53-ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

PROHIBTTIoN TRIUMPHANT IN MAINE-The
town election in Maine has resulted, generally,
in the choice Of men favorable to the enforce
ment of the Prohibitory Liquor Law.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

OF On the 25th ult., the steamers Ssm Dale
and Ambassador were destroyed by fl Mt Mo-
bile, and two slaves were drowned in attempt
ing to escape from the flames. The boats were
insured for SIS, 900 each
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

or The Mississippi Legislature has passed
prohibitory bill. We do not know how strin-
gent it is, or in what manner it takes hold of
the traffic.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22

= to l'I'ft1 = INlVII 7 1NIFa.
Vine Street. doors above Twelfth. PaiisJ.
march %, '54.7m
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-07
OFFICE TO PROCURE
Soldiers Land ~ arran!s.

By % recent icf Of CDno.s>S il is cHdCf-H
That each OF the surviving, OF the widow oT
uInorcAidreu OF deceased commissioner ami
noucommis>ioned officers, musicians. or pr
Yates whether OF regulars, volunteers, rang
crs or militia, who performed military sen
vices M any fcElnent company or JetaCtI-
meut iu The service OF the United States, In
The war with Great Britain, declared by the
ui,ed States on The eighteenth day Of June
1912. or in any OF the Indian wars since 1890
and each Of The commissioned officers who
was cngagci in the military service Of the
UnilCd States iu The late war with Mexico,
and shall be entitled to lands as follows
Those who engaged 10 serve twelve
months ul during the war, and actually
served ulnc months, shall receive one hun
.rcd and siNry acres: and those who engaged
10 serve SIS months and actually served tour
months, shall receive eighty acres; and
those who engaged TO serve for any OF an
indefinite period. and actually served one
month, shall receive forty acres. Provided,
thai wherever any officer or soldier was
Qolora5lv discharged in consequence Of dis
ability lu the service, be shall receive the a
noun. To- which he would have been entitled
If he had served The foil period for which he
bad engaged to serve.
Under Tie above acl. and lhe acts of Con
Lrcss generally. the subscriber offers his ser.
vices as agent 20 procure Land Warrants tor
those entitled to receive them, as above spe-
cited. lie may be found ut his office IN
SJroudobugg. ). G. BURNETT.
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MANAGERS
ESaIasIpg EslOOd

Ils@ Co"SHHIfi0i, Y0ln m hC N,1/l nm"
uI2hl>lrCatS, AMhalu, II hDol l5u>l1a-h.
yuLgliaijon q (HChcu/. Lirl< ~au1|lnI
BJouchUiS, and all disca c- of the.
throat, lungs and liver cured rs Shcr-
mans Healing Balsam
RAISING BLOOD s. coNsUMrTiON
Mr.. Mime, Builder, in Brooklyn, wa
attached with raising Blood, followed BY
cough, PAIN in the side, and al the IL
suaI symptoms Of consumption. lie en-
ployod two Of the best physicians; they
did him 10 good, and tod him he could
not Lrr
Hearing Of thc wonderful cures per
formed by Shcrman'> Balsam, he sent at
10 O'Clock at night to Mrs. Hayes, IoG
Fulton street, and got q bottle; it operated
like a charm, stopped the bleeding adm
cough Before he had taken one bottle
he wa able TO be about bis work It had
saved his life His daughter, residing at
f27 Myrtle Avenue, can attest it.
Miss Ann Masrop, Of Williamsburg
living III Tenth, near South Fourth ST.,
says-TLat she had been troubled with a
hacking cough ana pau" III tho ciio'' ~,
long 'ihe, when @I IaSt Deoo,no so ''.t
that she was obliged to give up her school
Tor more 'h'l Il YEN 2ho ."'" S'tli"c"-
c@o l'hinS JHo NJ lc''I'lIa ndi1'li HI
"'ion soon 'iI'' '''c'' ''yI > IL 'onI'. '''I
Is now ''.' seeo' l'I'.' anu '''' 'a''iilO VI
uor ,a2'fIou, occ4P%'i'',% n,,. ~ d .y',uyI'
i years -'lI' 'o''u y -1'I'' :, I ~" '''
nue. anu : 81 S'ioc'' 9'IoI'.' IL" d - L.
f%lalnS 9I pLioS"l' an" Pan "a, III MS 9'I'.
ne i; G2ul4 get no rcIlci u III 'rIGo '.'
All-llGal''. D"lNan'' "IiVLl "''Fe ','V i"H,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-09-07
A Novel WAY to Raise the Wind.

One day last week a geutlemanly-
looking young fellow, about twenty-five
or twenty three years of age, called on
the sexton of Cave Hill Cemetery, and
ordered cbild's grave to be dug. Hav-
ing seen the sexton break ground, he re
marked that he would then pay for the
work, and rendered q ten dollar note, re
ceiving eight dollars in change. As no
Guilds funeral made Its appearance dur
ing that day nor the next, nor the next,
the sexton suspected something was
wrong, and upon examination found bis
ten dollars counterfcit. SO he is out of
pocket eight dollars, besides the labor of
digging the grave.-L2alSrjLlc CJuJcr.