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Drawings or II. Frances Delaware
suwsx Cousrv. Class 2sl ocrosux l. 1850.
s., 10. So, Is, So, 81, 81, a. 8. IL, IL, 10, Is.
CONSOLIDATED LorrnRY-CLAm E3, Cor l, 1880.
20. SO, 60, As, rs, 2, 20, 80. IL, Is, 3, 63.
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Wilmington, Delaware.
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated NoIseless
Sewing Machines the beat In family sewing Ao6
Broadway, New York, and l82 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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STATE Lot.

Drawings of the Delaware State Lot
terisA-wOOD. EDDY CO.. Managers OF tho
psfATAn. .aSrTcKY Arp MssoynI Tnrs IoTl "a,
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DnLAwARE-CLAs a6s, OcroBEg l, 1850 .
49, 68, g. ., 81, Al, 70, 49, 50, 81, 23, SIS, AZ, A.
Circulars sent free Of charge py addressing either 10
WOOD EDDY co. Wilmington, Delaware,
orto WOOD, EDDY CO., ST. Louis. Missouri.
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Election In Bridgeport. Conn.
BRipGUoRr, Oct. 4, 1890
me election In this city to-day, resulted In the choice
q Hos D. H. Sterling for Mayor, BY eighty majority and
1he whole republican ticket The entire democracy fused
Cor The occasion
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9teinWay q Sons Ovsrstrung Grand
and Pianos considered The best
warranted for Ave Warerooms 81 and 81 walker
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NEKDICT IN TIE GKKAT EJECrMENr tAsE
TgxSros, Oct 1, 1890
The united States Court closed ia term saturday
evening. The jury In the ejcctment Of Elliott
Van Worst, involving large amount Of property,
dered . verdict for the defendant.
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The LOulsvflle and Nashville Railroad.
LorrsvrIIs, Oct 1, 1890
The stockholders OF the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road elected the old Board OF Directors today ind
eo-morrow.
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no Find the most Fashionable Hats Of
the season, cal WHITE s6 Broadway opposite st. Pauis
church
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Under Garments for the Million Men.
ard children af6crAUoHl.INs SHIRT epo corner
o. Greenwich and Murray streets
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Cassfus M. Clay ON Sewing Machfnss.-
II beautiful thing and puts everybody into excitement
Grover Baker having eternal holiday
OF their good deeds for humanity -Cassius H. Clay.
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AcAprwr on hrso-Adelina Patti Ia announced N
sing In the rrsviata" to morrow night Every hrtsu
viii be on hand 10 witness the debut Of the favorte prma
donna In % interesting T5ts - that Of vloletta.
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1000 Photograph Lskenessss Taken
dany-A for 81 large are o. Gallery, Sw Broadway sniy
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LARA Kmss rmArss "A new drama, In thre. acts,
"Aileen Arooa," wn produced here last night. and
oeived with favor BY very large audience. me play
depicts irish life and character and ID the work Of Mr.
De walden, the dramatist Of the theatre The following
Y . rasms OF The plot and incidents;-
ne piece opens with ssscmblagc OF peasanis II an
sndovsers IN she vicinity, with his newly made bride
20 whom they Wishing health and happinc~when
old woman, who has nursed the bridegroom old
prophecy that marriage win be unhappy IL the storm
should come on, the muterngs OF which heard. The
bridal party enter-ihe storm comes on-ihe bride,
Aeen meets a the hotel former lover Of herr and fear
ing to excite Ter husbands jealous nature enteais him
TO leavehe does sober husband enters and from her
strange manner she did not him for love- but
from feeling Of gratitude for having befriended her
father The nst act erds with the entrance Of the foster
mosne, Msrd hoshy' ,ore.rnss hsrraasn o. inc cyl
the second act the husband 10 suffering under
fsthonabc malady; but celebrated surgeon IL called IN,
and discovers that he 10 being slowly poisoned. The
collection ~ The prophecy suspicion fall
wife, and the act concludes with tolersby satisfactory
evidence that she the posoner; the time Il
discovered that the surgeon Is Der former lover In the
third act Allen declares her intention Of clearing her
sef' AZ the irish phrase H. on the Dcnash In accord
ance with the prophecy II n thea made clear 10 thu
surgeon the audience that shsne Magcuus " the poi
sone order TO get possession Of Barradsns property
between the surgeon and Father Phauden by which
bsrraean supposed 70 be deadAlcen clears herself
e q hsr nas..,s ssou &c = ne, r..
lure himself, but Is prevented BY Barradsns rtrance
shane allowed 10 escape on account Of bis
TO the family, and all ends satisfactorily 70 the parties
concerned.
The main idea Of this story, the oath the Dosagh,
has been illustrated By Carleton 10 hts "rrais OF
sh Peasaatry," and the incident OF the discovery o,
the poisoning from French play. Ia fact, hr. De
Walden has collected hs materials from several sources
and has moulded them into connected form with
siderable sk Too rcsrit h very elective and enter.
aining play, fuil Of incident, clever In dialogue and
sbouudipf IN and well oontrasted chsrscte TIE
srfr Nf.s
Johnston shane, and Mr.. Lscson the priest, pacu
layiy distinguishing themselves Tvo In
the hrst and the other the nna bleauthe Chapel
on the Beschvere very nney painted, and we're much
admired.
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A NEW EVENING PAPER.
a rkw KvkNIN0 PAPER;

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A SATIN TIE ron WEDDING oARDs uSsouALIIr
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AT orNBRHDEs'-wBDDIS0 CARDS AND Ervs
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A WHEELER wilson -
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WV. HvERDHLs soNs-wEnDING CARDS OF
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Ar EvKRpnI,s-wEDDIro CARDS Horu Ann
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AT THE FIRE. 10 AND " AEr srRxKT-BooTs AVID
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The Lndd & Webster Sewing Machines
may nov be had for Fifty Dollars q, 500 Broadway.
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Gouraud's indicated Soap IL 90 Well
known exercise seton the human skin that
70 only necessary that may bad the old
depot 81 walker street.
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G0ursud's POudrs Subtitle Uproots HAIR
from low foreheAds any Of the body Warranted 81
WAlAer street. Manufactured twenty Year,
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Card The Splendid New Lunch
Ro,m, s. nassau street., VI oTea taa oar si0A,M.
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Ffnkls d Lyon Sewing Machine COM
pany- machines warranted give pefsct satisfaction or
money refunded. Agents wanted 5S Broadway, N.Y.
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BcrOfula.-A Few Bottles OF Ksnnedy's
Medical Discovery judicous application Bcrofua
Ointment and Healing Ointment and strictly following the
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Consumption. Coughs. Colds and Cuta-
neous affections speedily cured By
QuRRu's ooD LIVER on JELLY.
10 twice ~ ecseous - the plain Oh and does no,
ayesue, and BY all drugrisa fRrFoLD, PARKER 4
hoWxR, Wholesale agents, No 10 Beeknan arest
Judge for Yowrseif BY Actual Proof, and
not from hsarsay. II Dyspepuc suffering from ia
copiaints By fever ague Hollo
ways Pnls and the result will prove perfect recovery.
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Barry's Tricophsrous II the Rest and
cheapeG article for dressing beauyins curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies, Try " Sold By ali
drr9gGA
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Clirenugh's Iiiusive WiSs.-Partings
unssiuAble turning behind 30 broadway, op poCte
| a. =. etswHxt 4 Co o. corner Of ReaAe street.
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M NAsF M
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Wu.DEsS pArKsr
w aAI.AMaFNEg snwGA
Perfectly rfRF pkGOr tis1. N4sgtsAA pe,p0-
A tsrgs 4eswtn@cl tor sale "
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01
Z Texan Gaa.

\ New Orleans gentleman who lately
Travelled in Texas says, that one day he
stopped at a cabin to enquire his way
when the following dialogue occurred be-
tween him and t-eg. Of the house | rode
up TO the fence AMI hallooed, said he,when
presently ous came bonnie lass, dressed
up in a medIy Of fabrics, from striped
calico to dressed buffalo skins, with her
hair matted and flowing down her back,
as free as the name Of a mustang. | do
not believe that a comb had ever entered
lis precincts.
"Hs,Io yourself:' said she, Chow do
YOU like to be called hello? Won't you
get down e.
Here were two questions asked at once,
and | concluded to answer the easiest one,
and let the oter pass; SO | replied, 'No.
thanl, you Miss-wlera IS the gentleman
Of the house = At the word gentlemen,
she turned up her nose il derison, and
answered rathe pettishly, We don't have
gentlemen, but dad is around here some
where, though; but guess | can tell yoa
anything YOU want 70 know
We'll" says 4 aish to gel directions
how to 90 to Georgetown"
"Oh, can tell you that, sure, You
must 90 down by the Cuppin, aud just
under the hill you'll! see big wag:n road
turn off, but don't notice that, and direct
" You'll see a double fie horse track
turn oG-take that, it is the Georgetown
road"
"Wen, how far IS it to Georgetown ?"
inquired I, confused and bewildered by
her directions.
"Oh" said she, CTS but little way
seven or ten miles reckon, but it amt
fur, for l have been thar with dady a hun
tin, many mornin' before breakfast. Are
you going to live at Georgetown
No MISS" said |, I'm only going
there to see g man. live in New Orleans
when Pm at home"
You do, dc you? Well I've got 2
brother thar. lie went to jine tie f.ii
busters. DO you know any on 'ern 2"
YES" replied I, a know Capt. Gray,
and | can easily take & message for your
JIother, for I shall return in two days
pm obieeged to you, but I've nothing
ticular TO say to him. Oh, Yes, have
too. Tell him we are all well, and his old
hound slut has got nine Of the purtiest
pups in the world, and is doin' fust rate
| could stand no more, SO wheeling
my horse, l rodo away in double quick
time, whistling the popular air Of "Buffa
10 Gals"
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MANITONOC. WIS. FRIDAY. JUNE l. 1860

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won her ne should never have her, that
the young man was forced to consent to
play.
1he table was placed, the candles nj
the cards produced, and the PLAYERS took
their seats, with Miss Fanny between them
% Wa'ch 'he progress OF the game Inc
caTdS were regularly shnined ana Gu, cn'' a ana
1t ieIl the Majors lot to deal. lhe hrst
hand was played, and Robert made gift to
his opponents high, low, game Robert
then dealt; the Major begged; 1t WAS CIV
en-, and the MAJOR again made three 10 his
opponents one. =,
DIX TO Two, sald Fanny, WIN
sigh
Inc Mayor, as he dealt ne cards. WINK
ed ana sald
N Good Tor the wheat, Nas'eF Rod
eFt:" ;.
The old man turned up trump-lt
was spade Fanny glanced at her ia
TIERS hand-her heart sank; he had the
three, eight spot and the king She then
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workmen in the pirery, which was unten-
antad. There fond a little food, and
some flour which had been spilled on the
ground. The Ere was not quite out, and
I kindled it up. S;raped up some of the
-four and made me a little cake, the first
food l had tasted since I left home Twas
now near the workmen in the pinery and
within two miles Of my home, but was too
weak to go on. I could hear the men at
work, and sometimes say them, but could
not attract their attention. at length l
crawled along the read, over which they
must pass, and was foud here, and carried
home, after being out sixteen days.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01
from the CoLNmJus .StQtesman.

A correspondent in New Concord, Mus
kingum County, in letter published in
the Statesman on Tuesday morning, men
toned a singular phenomenon IN that
neighborhood on Tuesday. 1t was an as
founding noise in the sky like the roar Of
a cannon, which was followed by the fall
Of number of stones, weighing from two
to fifty pounds
Since the date of our correspondents
note We have received other letters from
the same region of country, which not on
ly corroborate his statement, but add
greatly to the singularity Of the phenome.
ms 1t appears that the noise alluded to
was heard through a wide range oln'ry
and that stones of the kind described were
found freshly imbedded in the earth IN the
same manner,mile apart.
In Morgan Muskingum, Cos octon, 4 o.
row and Tuscarawas County the explosion
was distinctly heard. Near McConnells
vile several boys observed large stone
decend to the earth, which they averred
looked like red ball, leaving line Of
smoke in its wake, a gentleman walking
in his field, near New Concord, heard z
terrific crash like thunder, which lasted
half minate, and then plainly saw p large
body descending through the air in an an
elinr direction, with a velocity apparent
ly much greater than it could have attain
cd by lis own momentum. Going to the
spot where it touched the ground, be
found rock weighing over fifty pounds
embedded in the earth a depth of two
feet. The phenomena seems to be unPre
cedented. These stones were found near,
" fifty miles apart, although the explo
sion vas heard at all the places mentioned
from the direction of New Concord
Houses wero shaken by the shock, and IN
one or two instances TO doors bursted
open. 1t occasioned great deal Of con
sternation in that section Of the country, as
well it might.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01

A RACINE CURIosrrY.-Ws copy the
following from the Racine (Wis,) Jour-
nal =" A lady in this city was delivered
on Friday last of a singular freak of ma
ture in the shape of full grown fcetus,
with one head four arms and four legs
The Children are of equal size aud are
united breast to breast-only displays a
fissure on the upper lip. The tongue is
also double, showing the line of adhesion.
The back part of the head shows two dis
tinct occipitals, with all the bones Of the
head. They are of the feminine gender,
and when born showed signs Of life al
though it was taken by instruments. The
subject can be seen at the office of Dr.
CLARK who attended the mother. We are
glad to learn that she is doing WE'LL
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01

A FoRTuKE FOR CoLoRED FAMILY
The Cincinnati E'a7uirer of May 18th
says that Mayor Bishop of that city yes
terday received letter from Robertson
county, Texas, making inquiries after
colored family named Cox, who are sup
posed to be somewhere in that vicinity -
About ten years since, as the letter states,
Mr.. Thomas Cox, of Texas, msnumitted in
this city a negress and her three children
two boys and girl-the latter his own
offspring and bearing his name. He con-
tinued to provide for them, however, pcca-
sionally making renittances. On the 14th
of January last he died, leaving in the
hands of his attorney about $1,000, which
he desired should be given to the children,
the mother having deceased some years
ago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01

ES- Not long since the remains Of
human heal, of an enormous size, were
found in a load of Peruvian guano at Pc
tersburg Va. Last week, in a load of GU
ano G wed at Norfolk, there were found
the vertebrae of human being, which
was about twice the size Of that portion of
the human frame to be found in those
now living. This would seem to be
proof Of the existence at some anterior
time in Peru of race Of giants. Various
bones have also been found of great size,
all Of which have been pronounced to be
human.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01
~ Some OF the Enplish papers Or,

E Some Of the English papers pro-
fe,s to doubt whether Heenan is a hard
liter. There is a story current, that at
the Boston gymnasium, whore they had
conirivance to test the weight of a blow,
the best pupil struck seventy pounds
After few days practice the teacher was
able to strike l3O pounds. Heenan put
himself in training there for short time.
and the weight Of his blow was 620
p2unds=nearlY third Of q tun.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-01
From the IDneSvUe Courier.
EaEg OF TEe1ccrac Stone $ IN
Chic.

An extraordinary phenomenon occurr-
ed on Tuesday, about noon, which has
been noticed il many counties In Eastern
Ohio. This occurrence, alshou h il may
be incredible to some, was certainly no.
ticed BY many in different localities about
the same time. In this city the explosion
or noise was distinctly heard. At New
Concord, sixteen miles east, a gentlemen
who was out in his field h 9ard large
crash, similar to sharp thunder, success
sion of which lasted half minute, and
then died away like the sound Of a rece-
ding train Of cars. On looking up he OBJ
served an object descending with great ra-
pidity, in an angling direction, and on
marking where it touched the earth, be
there found a stone imbedded two feet in
the earth. and somewhat warm, weighing
80 lbs. Another was found Of Sc lbs, one
of 40 and one of 36 lbs. in weight, all
within the circumference Of few miles.
4 small portion of one of these we have
IN our sanctum.
At Bellair the concussion was so strong
as to force open the large doors Of car
house
At Malaga some of the inhabitants were
frightened, thinking of an earthquake :
The shock at Barnesville seemed to jar tie
buildings to their foundations. Some
boys were out in tae woods near McCon~
neIsvilIe, which is perhaps thirty miles
from Concord, ard observed what they
termed a large red ball descending to the
earth with fiery tail to it, but we're 50
frightened as to Immediately return home
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glance, unobserTed; not sound but shall
Be echoed no act unnoted; 10 journey
ing alone.
If, ike Sampson we pull down upon us
the pillars of the house, and that house the
home which God has given us to serve as
a nursery Of heaven, we shall not perish
alone, bat It's precious inmates shall fall
witt Us, in that terrible self,destructiou.