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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

"GoD IS Coon. Mot many years ago, a
father in Western no ne was taken away by
death. He had toiled to obtain livelihood.
and left only poverty to his grieving widow
and orphans. She resolved, as her last resort,
to start with her children on foot for the far
friends in New Engl md.
Asf,iSht came down upon her weary pilgrim
| age, snesSnOcked at t1e 49, s4f a hrmhla and
solitary cabin, to secure shelter till the morn
ing. A wife was there alone, who had received
a charge from her husband TO let no one stoI
there, if one came in his absence. His hoSpi-
tality has been abused, and he made vow to
trust travellers no more. But a woman's
heart could not resist the appeal OF that weary
widowed mother, and her hungry orphans.
When the husband returned, he harshly re-
proved her, and threatened to awaken the
sleeping group and send them forth into the
darkness of night. But she promised to watch
till the dawn, while they slumbered on the
floor, ifthey might remain. He consented !
and at the still hour Of midnight she saw that
mother, unconscious of her presence, with
fearful eyes gaze on her children, and heard
her excain, so, my poor heart is breaking but
God is gOod--my poor heart is breaking, but
God IS good"
How strong and beautiful that Christian faith
in such an hour. bow sweet and holy is re-
sgnation beneath so dark an eclipse OF earthly
prospects.
Surely the Christian should never despOnd
in trial, nor wander in prosperity, whom to do
either is practically to deny the Interchangeable
goodness and sacred nearness of God
And o, it will be the 'sseverest part of hell" !"
to know and be compelled to feel, while the
heart is breaking with hopeless despair, that
'God is good" and only good.-.4mericdn Mes
,enger. r. U. H.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
.an,per 10 riddle Of last ,us,k.


Have you read of my doom, which prophet
of old,
Diyinely commissioned, to Judah foretold,
How, because Of trausgres ssion, my grave was
prepared,
And God in just judgement His anger de-
clared
Whom my king and his armies won't forth in
their pride,
And numbered their conquests, and Judah
deaed
Then the blast of destruction overwhelmed
them in shame,
Defeated their project, dishonored their name.
For ages entsmbed, and my splendor laid
lew,
A fearful example of judgement and woe;
Yet now arise and my sculptures and stones
Speak forth to the world with their eloquent
tones.
They tell you a story ofgrandeur and state
What treasures were in me my glory how
great;
They bid you beware, and take warning from
me,
Lest sin against God your destruction should
be.
How true is the Bible! Ny prophssled doom
Has met with its fulhllmsntI and ! from m.
| tomb s.'
Come forth as witness 10 prove unto you,
Thst what ever God says, He most surely viii
do,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

BY ANNA.
GAS for man his days are as grass, as til
lower of the field so he fourisheth. For tn
'ind paseth once over 1t, and it is gone, an
he place thereof knoweth it no more" II
03, 1916.
q, who could look upon the flower,
Which blooms so beautifully on hour,
Next drOops lis leaflets fair;
Without remembering mortal man,
How quick is He'd life fleeting span,
How trail poor mortals are.
To-day they flourish like the rose,
And then perhaps at evenings close,
They may lay down and die;
And like the flower, no trace is left,
They leave us lonesome and bereft,
In the cold ground to lie.
And yet not long We weep below,
For soon are we too called TO go, r
Soon by their side to lie;
Why should we murmur when death comes
If he but guides us to our homes,
To be with Christ on high
1t were better far tn be with I'm,
For oh this world is oft times dim,
Yet the Lords will we'll wait;
May His will ever be ours too,
As yet the laborsrs are few,
And harvest truly great.
For those who are unprepared to die,
Their days must also quickly tiy,
Oh! awful, solemn thought:
To know that they, yes overy one,
Must quickly pass through death alone,
And be TO Judgement brought.
Alone, must they approach the dead,
None to support their dropping head,
Or guide them through the gloomi
Alone, without the Saviour stand,
In that great day on Christ's left hand
Trembling to hear their doom.
o may the God of truth and love,
Who rules in majesty above,
Teach us that death to shuni
o, Father, teach us all thy will,
Our mission here may We fulfill,
Ana rest when all is done.
BUsn HILL, DEL, April 2Sta, 1857. ...
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
WAsAI9aHoN IIoEAL,

DAVIS w. DKHAVEN. PROPRIETOR.
m TIE UNDERSIGNED lakes this nethod 20
a, announce tho travelling public that he sfil con;
sssM nues . keep hs well knowg 9Sta3lspsnt ~ r., and
manner disposed u lavor him with their patronage The
rns nTg well furnished and ventilated, and no trouble or
Il SHARED Ia provide for the wants AID oonlOs of
bis guGsis,loud snng i attached 10 the Hotel With M n
taken III animals and vehicles, Families and others who re-
side In h large cities and who desire spendnga portion Of
teir t m The country for recreation during warm wealth
er can no where ud moro delightful or healthy place IN
te cnunry Ohiing md attentive servants VIII DO con-
sauy 1t to attend to the wants and oonyGniences Of the
Patrons Of House. Hack leaves the Hotel to cpnnect
with och train Cars convey passengers from AMI 70 the
fsbtot w AZ. I-iy d. w. DEHANEN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

the estimation ofths best part Of the commu-
nifty and, what is worse than all, risking tho
possession Of an uns1llisd character and vir-
tuous principles in your own and Gods estf-
nation. ~ a-.
Remember, that while s'the way Of the trans
gressor is hard, and while sin at the last
biteth like serpent, and stingeth like an ad-
der" 1t is also true, for our encouragement that
j" religion never was designed TO make our
pleasures less, !" and that ss'wisdom's ways are
ways of pleasantness and all her paths are
peace" 3asYs ls-. agsd W. O. w.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
sUPDR-PHosPHATE OF LIME.

@ sqsGr9EsTs to hs ss sCse @sye Ct F En-
AasN Gle. The ency ofon prapaTaiioa has been
As,e well known for many rs pSst thai we deem
unnecessary say much in respect 10 its merits but
merely remark hat during long series OF ycns pur-
~ aud value stimuan for the growing crop, and q
permanent Manure have been thoroughly Established our
suPer Lime not eGnged IN ltS ehargo &c eI
chemical nsuents aud lsreIlei upon ns the nes Fer
tlzer use Corn, Oats, Wheat, folhioes, UrdAs,
AMI ohel crops vigorous and lasting manure,
Pamphlets describing it, anti he mode o Apply ng can be
had at our store o. b mail when desired
rel If our artico has our pawe and thhl q Ports 7
KlETr branded on the mead. This Cautlcnls render
necessary, there are many Sre es value
sold under the of super Phosphate Of Lime as 70
nislead those whG with The value Of
genuine article. Price SI5 por 2h0 bs l2l cents per
MI liberal deduct ION mRdet DEALERS, since last
n there has been mnurted but one car 20 o the orelrA-
ted P4clFIc OCEAN iuANo, which We offer Tor sale IN
FISH MANURE.-A supply of this valuable article
for sale, PRICE So per 2oO0 lbs. u cent per lbl No
II;OvKRNMRNT PERUVIAN GuANO, for sale ut The lowest
rates. The leading Agr cultural InurIals and ewspa
pes are regularly fled for the use Of Farmers
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
No. % South wharves, and So South WAt.rSt,
First store above Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
III GOODS can he loaded at either front OF our are
h1ises. Farmers are recommended to drive to Wate
Street and nvoid the crowded Wh.rf Ample faciltle
are afforded in loading Wagons and attending TO h'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
]. s. WHEELER,
obB BE- FiErLEt6Pw 5 : 'hfS2fEL.

NEWARK, DtI,,
So THE SU BSCRIBEK tendershis thanks to his
"a numerous patrons for their liberal patronage
MA sino' he commenced business in Newark, and
MI wOulu respectfully stae that he has removed 10
-A- the Odh FeOws' Hall where he will have IniIe
room and greater facilities in the GonducL Of his bus
ness Being practical tailor aud having had large ex
elienoe the art oil garment drafting and employ
none hut Crp tent hands. wi he safe guarantee thh
al orders eit ut hiR will ho executed in neat ann
Hubstant Gl nj the shUrles nutoe. The nest
quality CLOTHS s1MEhs and VEST NGs, onnstant
kept on nnd besi1rsa lrge AMI varied nssorment o.
Hand Collars Mack ies Stoves. stockings
Shu II, Suspendcrs, NC. AioRn excellent assnftmenl
If Havana and domestic Segars Chew ng and Smnh ng
tobacco wltl OF other articles usually 70 pS
had in n TumcoI tore. apr. 9-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
THE ATTE NTIOW
TO AGElGgI.TugsaEs.

~
~ ca! the 6t.eni - - liners and
\SSsz4tp=7.-sY dealers to the fo!yw ng ,xtensvoAs
Ss1fAA- sortmBnt OF AGRtCuJ L L A l.
esssAz4s-<2azaS IMPLEMENTS, no., which are
made of the best material aud Of the most improved
terms, v,z;MOore's Plow and Cnstlngs of all
Peacock Barr lhears Of all sizes; WooIcock Wiley
castngsG. Sizes narrows and CutIvatoTs Ui all kinds
mat to orcer Corn Planters and Seed Sewers Huu't
Patent Wheat Drills, with Seed sewer; Perppnt Thresh-
and Mower, Moatgomery Bros Gram Fans, Eagle
Hay L Straw Gutter. Flaming Machines, Superior ar
tice for hand Vandersice Sausage Clors FOR butch
hat ls in q market Corn shelters Of different makers
yaInnted to do the work equal TO GEain mil
for horse and hand power Horse hoes and hand hoes
Vegetable Cutters SauHge filler and Lard Asu
large assert ment ShOves Spades, Forks Hoes. Axes
and handes; Cedsr WARE Tuba Buckets, chgEns, Grain
Slperghogphateo Of Lime Of the hest quaty and warEs-
ed, Garden, Flower and Field ed. warranted fresh
and genuine. All ordsrs for Implements Seeds, q c.,
promptly attended to- addressed to the subscriber No,
10 Orenge street, or l5 Market street, Wilmngton;
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
WHOLE NO. 1,O19.

Charles Julius, Philadelphia, Pa, Georgo
Bennitt, do. do. John Carroll, do. do Jane
Rossiter, do do. Alfred Bonita. do do; Peter
Boyd, do. do; Steven Fitzsimon, do. do; Sc
cond cook, VIM. H. Godon Passenger, Frank
Gavel. ---s-7-~ -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

SHARP TEsT.-'' Oh, Mary my heart is break
ing?''
sis it indeed Mr.. Closefst 2" So much the
better for you." ...
"Wby so, my idol2" ..-. E
"Because when it's broken out-and-out, you
may sell off the pieces for gun-lints."
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

sCome here, my little Eddy,' said a gentle
man to a youngster of seven years OF age,
while sitting in the parlor where large COM
pany was assembled 'do you know msf
sYes, sir, think l do
sWho am !, then let me hear"
'You are the man who kissed sister Angs-
line, last night in the parlor.'
Angeline tainted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The Judge interrupted Currau in the mids
of his speech, when an ass began to bray under
the window, by saying, '0ne at time, Mr..
Curran, il you please.'' Presently the Judge
began his charge to the Jury, and the ass be-
gan to bray again, ard Mr.. Curran remarked,
'Does not your Lordship hear remarkable
echo in the Court
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

EARMEPs ANN pLANTFRs

THE cheapest manure ye for corn or potatoes in the
hill, WebPs POudrette, oOmposed en- ireS 9f night
soil and charcoal dust, tath ng else This is believed
he the very best article Of the kind ever brought into
scrers who vii warrant is purity sad ysIne pr, PSe
to each hill will make corn. TryM! l@harreIs now on
hand. s. q NJ, PENNOCk '.i'h
Iaaa.l III In N
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

A gentleman asked a lady the other day,
Mby so many tai gennemcn nefo p4cpvao.st
The reply was that they were obliged TO lie
cornerwise in bed to to keep their feet In, and
that q wife would be in the WaY
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

sYou can do anything If you have patience, ,
said an old uncle TO his mel w, who had
nearly spent one fortune 'swa's may be car
ried in sieve, il you can only wait" 'How
longW asked the petulent spendthrift, who
was impatient. 'Till il freezes'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

'Ah p said an EnglishmAn, the other day,
Il belong to a country upon which the sun
never SETS And T. said the Yankee, sbelong
to country oil which there can be,no correct
map; it grows SO fast the surveyors can't keep
up with it,"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The editor of tho Wiring and Twist says hs
has seen the contrivance which our lawyers use
when they "warm up with the subject" He
merely says, ''it is glass concern and holds a.
bout pint.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Somewhat Of trick was played upon trs
insurance company of New York, a few days
since. 1t appears that the secretary ascertsin-
ed that the old board Of directors had deter
mined, in the event of their recollection, TO re-
move him. He therefore prepared a ticket
composed Of his own friends, enough of whom
he hoped, would be returned to keep him in
his place. The day was stormy, the attendance
was small, and on counting the votes the old
board discoved that they had all been turned
out.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

How may girls, if they took hold of hands,
would it take to reach from Warwick to Birm-
ingham 20 ...
"Let's see-twenty miles of girlsf Why
should reckon quite hundred thousand"
"Nonsense, it would only take twenty. Amt
a miss as good rs q milel" a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The Boston Post wants to know why credit
should not be given to physicians in notices OF
deaths, as well as clergymen in notices Of mar
riagesl A newspaper obituary announcement
should read ''Died at the hands of DR.. Saddle
bags, John Doc, aged SO and 500
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

EMpHArIc.-A young man of good standing
recently proposed an honorable marriage with
young lady out west, when he received for an
answer Get out, you fellow Do you think
would sleep with manl I'll tell your moth-
er,o
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

'Ma,' said little urchin, peeping from he
meath the bed clothes, 81 am cold, want some
cover on the bed.' sLie still, my dear,' said
the mother, ''until your sister comes from
church, she has got the comforter for orino-
line.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

'Pray, Mr.. Hume said Lady Wallace to the
philosopher, 'when am asked what is my age
what answer shall give y S8ay, madam re-
piled he, swhat believe will be the truth, thss
you have not yet come to the years of dlser'-
tion -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

A green 'un wuo had never before seen q
steamboat, foil through the hatchway down In
to the hold of one, and being unhurt, loudly
thing amt hollcr.''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
Grun END or THE FIRST sERIEs.l-


ELoPEMENT AT XENIA.-The Times nJticus a
very strange elOpenent at Xenia
"The parties are Miss SAllie Martin, aged
seventeen years, and man named Boyd, of
rather doubtful repute, and Of bad association
Miss Martin is the daughter of the late Dr.
Martin Of Xenia, and is worth in her own right
some $4,000. She has been of late under the
care Of two maiden aunts, who have raised her
in total seclusion from company. Miss Sallie
became acquainted with Boyd about a month
since, and Notwithstanding the vigilance of
her guardians, managed to have stolen inter-
views with him at certain intervals.
On Tuesday morning last it was discovered
that the young lady and her lover had fed
Arrangements were made to pursue the fugi-
tives, and if possible bring Boyd to Justice.
1t was ascertained that they had passed the
nigh at the Werden House In that city. The
pursuers then left for Urbana, for which place
Boyd and his victim had departed. Here they
were again too late, as Boyd, after making an
attempt to procure marriage license, had hur-
ried on to some other point. In his application
to the proper authorities at Urbana, Boyd
swore to the young lady's age as being eigh-
teen years, but being rather closely questioned
by the Judge, became frightened at the pros
pect of charge of perjury to which he had
laId himself open, and tearing up the license,
left the Office in a hurry.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

ill-used by her husband, on finding him sound
asleep, one day, quietly sewed him up in the
bed-clothes, ana then gave him tremendous
thrashiug! Verdict of the jury-sarEsd him
right f.HH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The adage OF "Oharity begins at home', is
often nothing but handsome mask worn by
deformed Selfishness. III "a
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

A correspondent relates that one morning
this Spring a bObolink came and sang in a 1eld
near his house. His little four year old dangh-
sss 80. -s'ui,Ns-''-A'-A.Ad- and asked what
makes he sing so sweet, motherf DO NJ sdS
L antrnrn 2,l
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The editor OF an exchange says he never
saw but one ghost, and that was tho ghost of q
sinner who died without payiug for bis paper.
"Tw horrible to look upon"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

THIS NEW AMP VALUABLE gRhPARA,TIIiooES, d,
ia lOw presented tn the public by lie InprletpI'M
tor giving cStensiY trial and receiyng the WI
quail lmnanisign Of all whn have used u " VIII
certainly prevent the ang nut Othe hair ,anh rest 10
when il hls fallen. Il eGaclnaly ceansesthe scalp
from all dan I:u, Rns prevents its FORMING: " mos
helutful dresser Of the hair, producing ana
sntnesH. ID is particularly recommended TO the IN nes
and Rght refer several n Wim ngton who iaye USED
I, prephTel by Dr, EDW. WORRELly
At Delaware CITY,
PRICE s75 and IS cents per hottie,
sold in WilninGtOn ly Alessrs, EDWAkD MclNAEb
los :, RESNETr. Drnggtsts. Nov. II 6mOs
Testimonial 10 DR.. h. WOrrsH.
DELAWARE CITY DEL, Feb. 2, 1857;
DEAR SRIt affords me lnHch pleasure to testify 70 me
scihod it in number where the hair had fallen out
from disease and every proved successful
II only prevents tile hair falling ont, hut promotes ITS
gowh by stimulating the toiuos, and clesnsos the scalp
by removing dandru aud layrs he ar so and glossy
The avHuta in is, that it does not leave that oily
adhesyeess which preparations Of tho kind now IN use are
50 npt to do. , -
am sustained in my Testimony by many ladios Of the
highest acAbity neishheThOud who h1ve used
i and spoken 70 ne fits qualities am firmly convinced
il only required to be known to insure IT'S general se An
can onlscaninsly rccNnmnn II Snie ehcacous and
scientific preparation Yours respectfully
JOtIN u, FROMRER GER. NJ. u,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

-Be5Skiah says if bis landlady kneio beans, she
would not bIytle afiiiie called "ournt and
ground coffee" 49,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

western paper advertises thus "Run away.
A hired man named John his nose turned np
live feet eight inches high, and had on pair Of
corduroy pants much worm" 7a7
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Soft soap, in some shape, pleases us all, and,
generally, the more ''lye" you put into II the
better.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Never purchase love or friendship by gifts.
When thus obtained, they are lost as soon as
you stop payment.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

A school boy at a recent examination In an
English Academy was asked who discovered
America.
81 wish may die,'' says correspondent,
sif he didn't say Yankee Doodle"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The bachelor who undertook to mend his
breeehes with the t'thread of life," gave It up
as bad job, and sent them to a tailor.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The EAST INDIA SoUADRoN.-The Navy
Department is making an effort to flt out the
East India squadron. The ships will be ready
by the 18th of May, but where are the crews
to come from
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

The N. Y. Times presents the record Of a
case of misery which has recently been brought
to light there. We extract from it the testi-
mony ofEB little girl of eight years old:
"That is my MOTHER" she said, pointing to
the corpse. "The night before last two men
came into our house and tuned my father and
mother and me and my two little brothers out.
We had no place to go. We then went to
sleep in an entry. Nobody turned us away all
night. In the morning father went away to
look for another place. He was gone all day.
We had nothingto eat, and were very hungry.
Father came back at six O'Clock and then
went away again. Nobody would let US into
their house because they said if they did the
landlord would turn them out. The folks we
hired the house Of hired the house of some-
bedy else. To we went into the yard. Mother
said she was sick she had been sick long
time before, and my little brother cried. Mo-
ther lay down and put some rags OH her to
keep her warm, because she said her head
ached so bad. When it got dark my two little
brothers lay down and put some things over
them, and got some rags to put under them,
too, and then set down to watch. By and
by policeman came along, and then he vent
away and got another one, Ond they lifted ner
up and put her in cart, and took us all here.
Mother didn't want to leave the yard. She
said to the policeman that she wanted to stay
where she was"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Why does the cook make more noise than
the beli Because one makes a din but the
other a dinner.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
BY ANNA.

For the Delaware Republican.
THE FRAILTY OF HUMAN LIFE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

hEER PARK SEM1NARY--NRw RwARK, pBL.-Tne
~ summer ssIon WI. Dosi e Fus! day OF May 1851
Parcnts may b re fll for their children g9od home,
where hef minds, abtsnd morals will ba carefully cult
yatat. Childrenil pacuar will receive parental are
The instruction ~ the elementary branches Is t69ongh anu
styles of Painting.
For Board and Tuition in ENGLISH, per term, S75.0O
FSr crelars with full particulars and TelsrencGs apply
to the Pfinc pal. REV. GEO. HOOD.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

. SncoNDn nssrKa vi, -stsTgEEN WALL
- SNur AND POPLAR, WHINING ron.
III DEln, hiyIng just r"oev 4 SON" new mud henul =
- ul pattern nav prepared TO GUrni-h all kinds
oAs nC RlIlIug inr Cometsry lf,ts rds,
sall. ~
N. -Blacksntnng and all kinds OF work in his line
executed n the snnrtaSt nutiUe. in i.I9 n.