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the voice Of our sorrows when we will call upon
Him.
She connected herself with the Asbury NJ. L.
Church in the year 1850, and since that time
her life has been marked by truly consistent
christian example clearly evincing that she had
'been with Christ and learned Of Him." jealous
ly availiug herself of every opportunity Of
speaking in honor of her Redeemer, kindly adj
monishing us (her young friends) to "fee the
wrath to come" to accept of mercy ere it be
forever too late.
But we shall never again hear that voice upon
earth it has done its pleadings and kindly
warnings, and passed to the espirit land" yet
its memory will be cherished in the hearts most
treasured receptacle while life shall last.
Sincerely do we sympathize with the partner
of her bosom none so kcenly feels the blank
in the home circle, the loss Of her who for so
short time gladdened his home, sympathsed
with him in joy or sorrow, scattering joy and
happiness through the dispensing OF kindly
words and deeds, and his comfort when wearied
by his intercourse with the world, as he. And
dearest mother you feel that another Of earihs
dearest ties is riven aud that you are deprived
of fond and afectonate daughter, one Of the
props and solacc Of declining years; but happy
thought, you have the abiding consolation, in
her own language from her own dying lips, al
shall not be lost;" then she has only gone he
fore, where she will watch over and await the
coming of her loved ones.
Though oftimes the ysitatons of Providence
are dark. and obscure, we would remember
"whom the Lord loveth lie chasteneth," and
though we mourn her early removal from her
loved connexions and friends and the sad va
cancy around the freside, and miss her pleasant
smile in the Christian and social circle, may her
friends feel calm resignation and i'm trust
in "llim who tempers the wind TO the shorn
lamb, " and instead Of murmuring or repnng,
be able to say,
30. sorrow, cen thy Christening power is sweet,
IT'S thou who leadst the weary soul to God,
Gently subduing the bitterness of grief,
Strengthening the hearts that bow beneath
the rod
thank thee for thy watchfn love and care,
Forsake me not until this life shall end,
Still be il thine to wipe away each tear"
NJ. j. p.
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Two girls, about eighteen years of age, who
had been employed in confectionery and fruit
store in Jersey City, eloped on Thursday morn
ing. They purchased suits of male attire to fit
themselves the day previously, pretending that
they were for lads "in the country" of about
their size. They also had their hair cut short
off, IT is believed that they left with the cap
tain of schooner, with whom they were some
what acquainted The schooner sailed on Thurs
day.
In the Democratic (Bolters) Constitutional
Convention at st. Paurs, Minnesota, on Wednes-
day, resolution was passed for the appointment
of committee to confer with the Republican
Convention for the purpose of arranging for the
submission of but one constitution to the people.
1t is not probable that the members of the two
bodies will meet in one convention, bu. the great
obstacle to the immediate settlement Of the DIFF
fculties is removed.
plums and other fruit stung by insects arc now
falling TO the ground, and should he gathered up
and fed to hogs, or otherwise destroyed. In this
way host of insects may be killed. few
years Of such treatment will in a erent measure
overcome The evil.
The police of Cincinnati have succeeded in ar
resting in that city Jerry Cowden, notorious
counterfeiter, in whose possession were found
Sl05O in counterfeit notes on the Commercial
Bank of MillingtOn, Nd, of all denominations
under thousand, together with all the appar-
a'us for making spurious paper money.
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THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLE Broken
The Submarine Telegraph, intended to unite
the two worlds. parted when 800 miles from the
Irish shore. The unfortunate event took place
on the llth, and all the vessels comprising the
heet Immediately directed their bows to the
English coast. This cannot but be regarded as
sad calamity, and ii will produce thrill of
disappointment in the hearts of millions The
Pennsylvania Inquirer, says -" The Directors
however are still sangune of ultimate success
and held meeting in London on the 18TH for
the purpose of determining in relation to a re-
newal Of the experiment at once, or n postpone
ment of further action until next summer. The
enterprise cannot but be regarded as one of the
most stupendous of the age, and while the dis
appointment is keen, because of this first great
misfortune, there must be no such word rs fall
We, therefore, look for another effort as speedi-
ly as possible, and one that we trust will lead
to triumphant result. The officers and men
on board the vessels must have been deeply NOR
tilted when the lamentable disaster took place :
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The "clerk" of council in explanation Of the
fact that the Ordinances recently passed by the
Council are not engrossed as they should be,
thinks that it is not his duty to engross amended
Ordinances and that if they are engrossed at
ALL he should have "speciai compensation"
therefor. Well, we will not dispute with 'the
Clerk about his duties, as he has only about
one week moro to serve. There is however
wide difference of opinion between him and
members of Council as to his duties generally.
A salary ranging, with Perquisites, Sc, from
four to six hundred dollars per year, ought to
cover all expenses for the performance Of duty
in =" the Clerks" Office.
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ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS for the Common
School Picnic, at The Folly Woods, % miles
from Wilmington, on Thursday, Sept 8, 1867
The exercises will commence at 10 A. NJ, with
a procession of the children, who will form and
march up in front of the speakers stand, and
each school prepared will be allowed a time for
singing and other exercises. After the children
have gone through their exercises and get seated,
they will be addressed by T. Clarkson Taylor
and others, should time permit. Recess until
p. NJ. for refreshments. AT p. NJ. the schools
will again form, and three premiums will be
awarded by the committee (Rey. I, NJ Cam, T.
Clarkson Taylor, and Rev. Thos. Loye,) accord
ing to the number present, as compared with
the whole number in the district, in connection
with their exercises on the ground The pre-
MUM to be LIST, Webster's Unabridged Diction-
ary, price 5000; "a, Webster's Octave Dicton-
ary, price $500; Sd, Walkers University Die
tionary, price $500, The teacher, or some Of the
commissioners of each district, arc requested to
hand in to the chairman of the meeting the
number of scholars in the district as near as
can be ascertained, also the number present
The children will then be at liberty to enjoy
themselves by suitable recreation the remainder
of the day. President L. j. Newlin, of Della
ware College, DR.. Grimshaw, and other promi.
nent speakers will then address the parents in
| particular, and the people generally on the i'm
portance of educating the rising generation,
and the best means of its promotion As there
are always some children at these gatherings
unaccompanied by their parents, the committee
would suggest the propriety Of those disposed.
being liberal in filling their baskets with re-
/ freshments. The committee hive been 10 con-
siderable expense in fitting the grounds, en-
ploying music, &C., and hope liberal contribu.
tion will be made to deirny the expenses
Excursion trains run to within short distance
of the woods, at and 9.l5 A. NJ, and p. NJ,
returning at P. NJ. Tickets for the excursion
IS cents-in packages of and upwards, 12l
cents. Excursion tickets on the Delaware Rail
road from Townsend Station up, half price
]. A. Brown, John Marshall, A. Hollingsworth
j. II. Turner, Chandler Lamborn, committed
of arrangements.
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A ... $500. I, - e.,,..., NM, =. A.. Ill.
s's1' ,.'''' nus ,'''en' f""e" :" ''s 'n'u'.
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"'s us ie"0" ,"ie" A1A>'s l. ~ WI
f"-s.a A's'' " '"s SPIN "o'u' anu :"
~ ,''.' s"''n " ne"'e" "uU i"'''o'
"'s nanny ''seS Ainu anu 'euuer nea''eu
A'as'an '"e on"'On sur Oh 'he n'S' mSgni,
'-1e' ""u aOs,e'S 'a'ueo' II "O' u" unequ"neu
''"1''' WY" 'i's gnu in'u o'oseu MS eyes
upon 'n' "or'u On iaS' sapoa'h evening" uue
"-1 PN's e'oie"Ve fe0o''eu snooA-" noo'e
s'N' 'su spai's'' is"sins oen'nu w. ins'euu Vi
"VA'N IVY nnu uuur''s se'1''e' inv memory
" =" 'A""'p''' 'ne i"uu."ce VI "n'cn must DC
""1 se'"'''seu " s'e'y pure "e"''eu
"",I1" ''s,
nv "'s ''u,y anu rea',y 'ne iriehu OIL the poor,
NJ" "uen Oh griei ana sorrow ms hands anu
personal 'is''S nave pAnishea IRON the homes
" po'ei9 a"u MISTRESS inc al'eh' pu'sauons
~, numerous sfa'eiui near's alone can 'elL-
ms sAoeea,ns great goodness can only be mea-
sufeu ny 'ne 'hfopo'ng emotions which are at
ms ''"'e s""yins ine posons Oh an entire COM
MUMMY Oeoause OF MS sudden departure With
"eiy energy ana soul impuisiVely bent on
tue performance Oh good works continually, he
sought oSt every avenue OF usefulness, and bore
on ~ i's pathway OF aoor the christian banner
vi on"ri'y anu love. In The execution OF his
sen-imposeu duues-heayy and toilsone as they
,si a "sie,-ne O'ercame ana mastered
s'9'''''s :" spi'i' NJ al umes indicative oil
'ns must 0o"Pie'e success No undertaking Of
mo W. ,"''su iion iacA OIL MEANS or energy,
na''i ~ 'o"su'"inu.e H.
ny possesseu ieeihgs oil hberalty almost
iapu'ous' anu III 'he darkness OF night, or the
heroeness OF the winters tempest, he might
hAp peeh seen quie'ly' unosteh'auously' and
with his countenanee lit up as il were with q
s'n"e from hea'eh' venting his way to the
MONIES Of poverty and want, and with his own
hanus distributing among the worthy poor the
ns'essafies u me ana comfort ana thereby
Hpe"uing "rounu 'he gloomy hearths'one Of
many an hunip'c haoiiauon' JOY aud gladness
INV '"e "'.uVs' nOpeiess hours oil want and
s0iio" '"A' nau previously pervaded them
'O' 'oO, III 'ne ohurcn' uld ms noble heart
pou' ou' i's eA'ess OIL abundant hberall'y' and
win UNJUST inoonceFaole haste he would erect
saH'.u',iss !" "h'cn 10 pra'se the living God
"hOin he so ue'outly adored' These temples
liz '"s',As ,AV"uien's VI MS p,e'y'
ard al,,.,,.,, H., ser'''9,'9
rave ,honsa,ds ,r;n -, -. '"e '''el'
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p,''9srS "1u "n''' MS rela'Fes anu
- ,.'e1s ~ .s'l 'n'ir ne"r's swell ana
81" 'lV,s, "''" ',0 tear Oh sorrow ut
-. 1's eay departure from
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f14e' 4"u punt Out 'he career OF
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IMrRovEMESTs.-Sam Wollaston has great
ly improved the outside appearance Of his
dwelling house, on the corner of Seventh and
Washington Streets. The color Of the house
has been changed so as to give it the appearance
of brownstone. The painting was executed by
Messrs. Young & Henderson, who are at this
time busily engaged in doing an excellent bust
ness in their line. They are both practical
painters, and good woakmen, and the many fine
Jobs about the city of their work, attest their
taste and skill. Their shop is in the basemnt of
streets.
Flagor & Co., are extending their building
seventy feet, and of the same width and heighth
of the old part of their Coach Factory, foot Of
Market street The room gained by this addi-
ton will enable them to add to their already
largo facilities for doing more extensive bust
ness than formerly.
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III, .ts.,,,,, NJ I'D safalv ar resnectably.
WI !, ,,,e.a ,ar,r,,hle srscimen Of distorted
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IN, -. 80 an h,ooa ara hores raised by
.hs,;,v e.or, ,he verv loves, noint of nothing
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on last saturday, Dut II ~ Ner1 Bohe" II
ally believed that there was larger number '
# legal VOTES polled on Tuesday than on Satur- h
law =
The whole Number cast. was 616 upon the
f;cket for Mavor. of which number aEopoR W.
spApxs reoeived 4e1. and is consequently, placed
in manhattan for the high and responsible posi-
,;ou of chief magistrate of this city.
of tho nr;vate character and standing of Mr..
snarks n ia almost unnecessary for US TO say
single word There is not perhaps, gentleman
in The citv of Wilmington who knows him, but
will hear willing testimony to the high moral
worth and unsnotted integrity Of Mr.. Sparks
For long time he held the position of Cashier
of the Rank of Wilmington and Brandywine, and |
was highly esteemed by every one having bust
ness with that institution. for the urbanity of
his manners. md kind. social disposition Ills
rsio,ior T., ,hs Ranl throw him in contact with
ali .,.s.os and with evarv shade and variety of
.hor.o,sr and us hove ve, To hear Of n single
,.,,.noo IL ,sh;oh ho ala NOT d;scbarce all the
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Among the many preparations In use for the
storing preserving and Identifying the hair there
that recomm I'd with more confdeuce than
Prof Woods Hair Restorative in general through
out the States This preparation possesses the most In
vigoratng qualities and falls In producing the most
happy results when applied according to directions. We
refer readers to the advertisement for few Of the n-
Vulnerable certificates which have been sent by parties,
wha have been benefited by it, and who feel happy In
giving testimony TO its wonderful effects produced
them.
o. j. WOOD b Co., Proprlstors, 312 Broadway, New
York. q Ii Market street. ST. Lons Mo. IN l-lm
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Nov 1OFKi UlI. z $50
PROF 0. j. w00D-Dear Sir After reading the ad-
yertisement in Of the New York Journals Of your
celebrated Hair Restorative procured half pint bottle
aud much pleased with it that continued Its
for two months and satisfied It Is decidedly the best
preparation before the public II at removed all the
dAndruf and unpleasant itching from the scalp and has
restored my hair naturally and have no doubt, perma
nenty so.
You have permission to refer to me- all who entertain
any doubt Of it's performing all that is claimed for t.
MISS fEEKs, 28lS Greenwich Az
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Wnlertown. Mass.. Nav 1. ls5b.

7,
PROF 0. j. WOOD: Allow to attest the virtues
and magic powers Of your Hair Restorative Three months
since, Icing exceedingly gray purchased and
meneed to use two bottles and It began 20 tell in
restoring the silver locks to their native color and the
hair which before dry and harsh, and falling off,
became son and glossy and it ceased falling; the dan
druf disappeared and the scalp lost all the dsagaeahe
itching annoying before, aud now not only look but
feel young again.
Respectfully, yours, etc. CHAs WHITNEY.
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have used Professor o. ]. Woods Hair Restorative,
aud have sdmired its wonderful effects II restored my
hair where II had fallen OH 1t cleans the head and
ders the hair soft and smooth-mueh than oil
Louisville, Nov. l, 1856 MARY A. ATKINSON.
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The Reporter Of the Illinois Journal, with the aid
Of j. X. Brewster aud Hon. J. H. Adams, esti-
mates the product Of wheat this year in Stephen.
son county at l,3ss,OOO bushels from eG.OOO
acres under cultivation. The town Of Buckeve
alone will yield 100000 bushels. Calling the
yield million and quarter, at rs cents bushel
the crop will be worth 1897 900. They think the
quantity which they can export us surplus will
bring S7aT, 900. An estimate is then made Of
several other articles of export from agricul.
tural sources, the whole aggregate Of which will
amount to near one million Of dollars.
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After which the Rev. Mr.. Breck delivered IN
impressive discourse, taking for his text a part
Of the 10th verse of the 23d chapter of the Book
of Numbers. "a Let me die the death of the
righteous aud let my last end be like his"
The procession then moved to the place of in
terment where the services were concluded by
the Rev. DIR. Odenheimer of ST. Peters chuch
Philadelphia and the Rev. Messrs. Breck aud
Parker Of Trinity church in this city.
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FOURTH WARD. At meeting of the Ameri-
eau party of the Fourth Ward, Oh Wednesday
evening, the following gentlemen were nOinina-
ted:
Couneil-E. ]. IIorner.
nspector-George W. Griffin.
Assistunt-Jobn H. Adams.
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Extract from the minutes,
CHARLES E. EVANS.
Sec'y Of American Rifle Co. ,

SECOND wAaD.-At a meeting of the American
party of the Second Ward at the office of Esq.
Boldly, On Tuesday evening, the following gen
tlemen were nominated
Conncil-Alarcellus Fleming.
lnspector-lsaac G. Saxtoh
Assistant--John L. Guyer.
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Armory of the American Rifle Corps, |

wiggleswOrth Building Aug. ed, 1867. !
at special meeting held this evening the
following preamble and resolutions were adopt
ed.
WHEREAS, How truly we realize that " in the
midst of life we are in Death" in the demise Of
our esteemed fellow member Charles Armstrong
who departed this life August 90. Although We
are called upon to mourn the loss of cur fellow
member, who has been taken away in an early
life of usefulness, yet we bow with humble sub
mission to the inscrutable Providence of Almighty
God. Believing him to be too wise to err and
too good to be unkind. Therefore,
Resolued, That in our fellow member Charles
Armstrong we recognise an ardent friend, an
active member, and a useful citizen,
RESOLVED, That the Armory be placed in
mourning for the period of thirty days as a faint
testimony of respect to the memory Of our de-
parted member,
Resolved, That the Company do sympathize
with the bereayei family and friends for their
loss In the dispensation of Providence.
Resolved That the Secretary be instructed to
have the above resolutions published, and pre-
sent II copy of them to the family Of the deceas-
ed.
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tbs BIBLE MEETING. The annual meeting
the Delaware Bible Society will be held, by per.
mission OF Divine Providence, on the Sd of Sep |
TENDER, at lO1 o'clock. in st. Paul's Church in
this city, by order of Board of Managers s. r
Wynkoop, Secretary.
PEAoHEs-Mr. Wharton, the former propre-
tor Of the Delaware Sentinel, is quite extensive
" engaged in sending peaches 10 Philadelphia,
by the Delaware Railroad lie has purchased
i've orchards, which he expects to yield some
four thousand baskets
LAYING CORNER STosE.-The corner stone
OF the new Presbyterian Church at Christaua
Delaware will be laid September 9Th at o'clock
r NJ. with appropriate ceremony by Rev. II.
Dunning, Of Baltimore; Rev. A. A, Willis of
Philadelphia; and Rev. G. F. Wiswell, of will
mington who are expected to be present. other
official gentlemen are also expected.
/ SAMUEL L. EccLEs, Secretary.
DECLINES. Mr.. Vincent declines being an in
dependent candidate for Mayor in the following
card =
As one of the candidates nominated consi-
der unexcepuonable. and tue other is personal
friend, you will oblige me by stating that |
withdraw myself as candidate for Mayor. My
friends are therefore OF liberty to vote for either
OF the nominees. Yours 80.
FRANCIS VINCENT.
A LosG TRAN.-The Baltimore train passed
through this city yesterday, going South, with
ten passenger cars well filled. Five Of these
cars contained about 800 U. s. Marines, who il
is supposed are moving towards Utah.
New ScnooSER.-S. J. Burton has on the
stocks at his shipyard in Leipsc, fine schooner
of 226 tons register which will he ready tC
launch in a short time. She is built for Capt
Knowell and VIM. L. Cannon, Esq Mr.. Il. is
doing fine business and gives constant employ
ment TO number of men.
ApPLIcASr.-J. II. Bateman, Esq, of Dover
is applicant for the office of Justice of peace
Vice Trusten L. Davis whose term expires in
few weeks. lie is young man of good attain
: ments and viii make an excellent officer.
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June %, o.
have used Professor o. j. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becoming
thought prematurely gray but by the use Of tho
Restorative" 1t has resumed It's original color. aud,
have no doubt, permanently So SIDNEY BREBsE
Ex-senator United States.