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'NvNlhFH w "NNN .'hhH p'I#HH N'NA
fni d,Iioaliy N oihefwlsc obialhIhei
The year 1860 i- ''Ieap year. and con.
sisi. II three hundred anil sisiy.ss days,
ono lay be,ng added 10 the shofies, month /
February. Which will therefore have twenty |
hino dsys ,hIs year. leap year occurs |
every fourth yoaf, and 10 ~ called because
!, leaps over day more then docs any
other year. II "a also called liscxtllo r
from The Latin ,is twice, and sr,u,, sixth
.--moanine that the sixih Of the cslenda of
March corresponding 10 the 9Th Of Feb.
runry) vas rcckoned twice every fourth year
by tie iht,rcalaton ~ a day.
Tho necessity for leap year arises from
tho fret ,ha, the solar year does pot CORES.
pond exactly with thc civil year, in conse
qucncc u It's no, ending exactly with 4
given day, but with fraction Of day
II Il wcr, no, for this arranecaen, Christ.
mas 10 tho course of time would be In mid.
summer anl the fourth Of July in the depth
| Of winter.
Tho true year consists Of the time Il
takes for the earth to make ono revolution
around the sun, which is determined by It's
coming back " the same point in tho rodnc
from which Il started, aud this is accom-.
plishol in three hundred sna sixty-6vc days
and nearly six hours; but, ns tho calendar
mus, consist Of complete days, these six
hours are omitted, and in four years they
make up . whole day, which one is added to
the year, making what is called leap year.
This, however, is not strictly correct; for il
is sscertsincd BY accurate calculations that
q solar year is exactly 1856 days, 8 hours,
A. minutes, and ST. seconds consequent.
", IN putting on the six hours, VIC add II
u,mstss, 12.4 seconds in four years. This,
in the course Of 1884 years would smosn,
TO twcnty-fsur hours, or . complete day.
Evcry year the nun Der Of which is divisible
BY four without . remainder is leap year,
except tho last year Of the century, which
J 10 leap year only when divis;ble BY too
without a remainder. Thus the year 1900
will no. be leap year.
The Roman year originally had but tcr
, months, y may be seen in the meaning O
, the name Deecmbcr, which is "tcn,l
month" March Was the 6rst month Of tn
year in the time Of Romslus, end December
was the last; but Nums Pompilius, VIII
!. knew astronomy better, sdded January an,
February.
While Reas's great founder ssAs he d.ss hi
!, fss noaihs 10 sAoss b sssssissss ~ year,
BAL Nvns, beasss skillsi b ss,ral lore.
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Penney Cards, done with Neatasss and Dispassh,
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VYyILL practice In the various Courts of sh'.
w ss1 The adjoining Counsies, she S:desa'
Cssgs y Pcsse,ec, aed the High Cosn Of hs'
ssss aaa Appeals q. jackson.
- Special attention sivsa n Probate essi'
-. Sept -. 1854.
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The Faculty Of this Institution. e. insisting
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invite attention 10 their Nav system OF
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Ma 16. 1850


AN the morning Of the 4,h day Of July,
~ 1860, the dead body Of Levi Murray vas
found about one and quarter miles from bis
residence, In the woods, on . small patti,
leading from his residence 10 Wi liam Smell
Ions. The said Levi Murray was about elk
fee, high. spare made. dark hair. had on .
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gun vas lying on his body, two small powder
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his pockets. The said Murray was supposed
10 be IS OF 80 years old; his residence and
place Of death were both In Pasoka Town
chip, Crawford county. Iud. He was sho. Il
the forehead and badly powder burned. tn,
Jury returned . verdict that he had shot him
self. DAVID RILEY, J. p.
July %. Of Crawford county, Ind.
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ST. CECILIA CONCORD'A SOCIETY
The regular meetings Of this Society are
reid The first Saturday in every month, -
.6l o'clock. r. NJ. a their hall in the Union
House. Weekly meetings for instrums ntas
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SOMETHING MEN!


and Summer Goods
nF the latest styles Just received from
~ the city u Louisville fine variety Of
prints. deisines. fancy lawns and. brillisnts.
srsnied iaconetis, chsilies, magenta plsics.
plain and barred jseoneiss. ginghsms, black
dress Sill, silk snd cotton lace mantiIiss. silk
and merino shswIs. silk and cotton psrsscIs.
ladies collars and necklaces. black bugie col
Isrr, fancy elk and ensmel belts, Isces. rib
bons, &c; fine variety Of l'des and miss.
ss bonneis, uislmed and plain, gents and
ladies gloves and hosiery; also, . variety o.
drills, eottpnsdes. nsnksnetts, cottonsde
Georgia twill. plantation drills, nsnkins, ny.
FL ans, tweeds, sattinets, csssimeres, &C;
6ne assortment Of spring and summer ready
made clothing, hats and caps. boots sad
shoes; also. : fine assortment Of ladies'
misses and children's shoer, and . variety Of
other g,r DE-.
"A ROCERIES. HARDWARE CUTLERY.
Jewery, &c. Now 10 yonr time 70 Get gocd
At the Cesar CAsH SronE 80
come right along and examine for yourself.
No charge fcs showing goods.
ID Butter. E-gs. Feathers, Rags. DRIED
Fruit, Lard. Bacon. &C.. taken in exeh.nse
for go,ds. spriI %
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
OBJ farmer,
wINTERING COWS.


Almost every family, especially in the coun
try and the smaller towns, keep one or more
cows Tor the purpose of supplying themsclye:
with milk and butterZhoth articles of primt
necessity with every housekeeper. In this
paper we shall not speak of the care and man.
agement of large diaries, but rather Of cases
like those above indicated, where their owners
DO not Often study that close economy in feed
ing their cows, and In the disposal of their nro-
ducts which may very proGtably be given in
large establishments. But everywhere, those
who would have milk in winter, must not for
get that succulent and nutritious food is need
ed to keepup its flow But slight dependence
can be had upon dry fodder alone, unless II he
hrst-ratc both in character and quality.
Mich COWS should be stabbed ut night, and
IN stormy weather This is too frequently
neglected the mich COW receiving no better
care than those not in milk, or the Young stock
Of the farmer. This Is Il mistaken policy. il
milk is desired. And, from goof cows. well
red ana cared for, it is more valuable than nj
any other season of the year. Good butter
can be made. and commands better price
th"h NJ any other season. II will pay, for one
COW or for scores. 10 keep them sheltered, and
comtortnble-all their wants us fully snpnlicd
AS circumstances will allow.
a proper ana convenient supply Of water is
oil much Importance, No animal, and no mich
COW especially, should becompelled to wander
OIL IN the bleak cold storm To some distant
pond or spriugholc for drink. but should have
~ supplled ~ or near the yard, IL possible.
When there Is difficulty in getting wafer eat
Tie are apt to drink too much al "A time. and
milch cows deercasc in milk from such painful
aiStention OF tlc stomach with ice cold water.
Many dalrymen find it profitable 10 warm the
water given their cows and other animals in
winter.
Good hay may well form part 81 the win
ter feed of cows, but they need something inorc
IN order to givea supply Of rrh milk. Car
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

The "Valley Farmer" advocates the usc of
finely powdered charcoal mixed with the food
OF iatting animals, especially hogs, once or
twice week. 1t says that it serves as n med
lcine, and is also tatteuing, either in itself or
by rendering the food more available by
strengthening aud stimulating the digestive
powers. We cannot believe that it is in itself.
nutritious.
hint to feeders valuable though not now
may be found in the following, from the Bos-
ton "Cultivator;" Warm dry pans should he
provided for our SWINE, and their quiet and
comfort studied as much as possible. By so
doing we save many bushels of grain. The
best feeders change the food Frequently. and
lind they make decided profit bv so DOING
IT salt is occasionally given, it tends to keen
up the appetite, as well IS aids digestion Too
much rich food is nilrious-the stomach en-
only asslmilate certain quantity at once. If
any animal loses its appetite, the food should
be at once changed and very general, to some
thing lighter, as roots. pumpkins or npples.
sour milk adds much 10 the growth of bocs
ANA we have seen the statement well verified
that raw meal MIXED with's milk. was mno' f,
hetter for iaiening hogs than any cooked 70 "A
whatever. Fcrmented food is much pr.Ie,.ra
by some feeders aud it is well to Give ii 49, !"
change, Il no more. 'S 4"
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

aeonndrel that induced you to make sport OF
me before the company"
"Make sport of yon What in the name OF
common sense led you to suppose so ?" an
swered Swindal, in u scarcely audible and
somewhat humbled tone, filed as his mouth
was with the mixed elements of earth and
water.
We chimcd in tGcntlcmcn, il is evident
there is some mistake here, but you will not
come at it by lying therein the mud !" and, ad-
dressing the stranger, we pledged ourselves to
convince him that Swinda intended no insult
towards him. To this he finally consented and
the more readily, as Swindals increasing
struggles, and his own former situation rc-
minded him of the uncertainty of fate, and he
considered it better TO resign willingly than by
compulsion. Once fairly on their lcgs.we sue
ccedcd, though with some difficulty, in persua-
ding Swindals antagonist of the truth of the
case-but no sooner had we done so, than the
latter, with frankness We had not otherwise
given him credit for, advanced towards our
friend Sam, and asking his pardon for his mis-
take, offered to go through with the ceremony
III public, if he persisted in requiring il. But
Swindal was a man of frank and generous
spirit as well as the other, and shaking hands
with him in friendly manner, refused the
offer
Mark the effects of squirting and backbi-
ting visagel We see, in this case, the striking
effects produced by such an appcndage, upon
a couple of well-meanng and worthy men -
On the contrary, had the parties been such
villains as they at first imagined each other to
be, what the consequences might have been,
we will not take upon ms tn say.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

lIengd only BY DR.. j. sINMs& SON. dealers IN nnro
s s Mvl'lnt5 &cg Fourth King Streets wilmington
Orders solicited These remedies ARE so liz ,,ns, ~
Keepers and dealers generally ~ mus ae ", s IN
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07


IL HERITAGE EDWARDS. pRopRIgroRs.
Fourth Street between Market and Shipey North Side
wilmington Del. breakfast Dinner Supper OYSTERS Ter
aplns and other Refreshments ut all tints Fvv DELTA.
cy Of me season viii he oana at Their Restauan and
served w IN the best manner and shortest notice.
get meals at any hour. jyo-tf
WILMINGTON RESTAURANT, ATNO H.
w Market Street, hetween Front and Second streets
East s1eOystefa and Refreshments of all kinds served mn
in tho best style The friends of the undersigned are re-
spectmlly invited to give him call. HENRY IAAR
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

HH5 WHOLESALE WINE 4 LIQUOR DEALERS.
sazk n T. Corner Of th and Shipley Streets Whining
tom bel The subscribers being engaged in the Wine and
Liquor business exclusively, takes this method informing
their friends and the public generally that they have
The largest and best variety Of WINES BRANDIES and
GIN bcses every species Of domestic liquors the State
which can be purchased at New York and Philadelphia
prices, comprising
Cugnac Brandy, jamaica Spirits
Pale Champagne, Scotch Whiskey
Pale do Irish do
Extra do Holland Gin
Old Moncngahela Whiskey Alleehana Whiskey Bourlcn
Whiskey The very best double rectied Whlskey in the
country that canuot bp bought cheaper elsewhere
MlNES-Madcria, Hort Tunora. sherry Lisbon, Sweet
MALAGA Champagne ami C1ret. All 1T which nre war
rnlel TO be pure and Of the best quality.
BRANDlES.-Rnspberry Blackberry, Ginger, Cherry.
Lemon Syrup and Cof1iais
E Tayernkeeper ani Retail dealers supplied at cheap
ttt,'4 on reasonable terms
MEDICINAL PURPOSE s--Invais and others desiring
Old Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes will find il
% helr advantages to cali and examine unr stock OF
dulteiatci liquors before purchasing elsewhere.
Persons at distance will ni their orders prompt
~ attended tn All guore iFec IT charge to any ds
lance within twenty miles.
46- Hotels supplied In Casks, ncmiolns &c
In Purchasers will md to their advantage to 81
Mt the old stal, NJ v. Corner If Fourth and Spley ss
aud examine extensive stock before making hnir p-
chNscs. np2'lrm MITSIL FOX,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
PICTURE asALEERV

NJ a.. D. D. 4. cox, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
NJ, ''p ihet street q doors below 4t) WiIminer
dren i''' >" H"'Hiy groups and chill
------ nay7-1y
OoK CANDY MANUFACTURED An tr,,,,- a
n ~ hnliniacory, and disposed of M Dim,
9LisALE PRICES NJ M 223 Market lctwee,, ~ y i
~ AnM N.-A sITUATIONBYAY oUn,1,
anv nnr hi nti, lwrnltwo years Of age ON n Grn, 1
ticnlars apply 10 ' " , lunr; For further par
nOy2l-lt hObEhT WAGNER,
I'm, ..- No. 5O2 Shiplcy street
Market street. sag i'"''pu prices NJ H0DDYs, III
MDE t SILVER SOAP, At II, n ra;Za
. as"s. :, ~. lI Market street. 81 ill.,
o na,Y rdniriss STOMACH BITTERs-
SPiRIT LAMPS, WITH GROUNn5 az, !. %,
- Covers, at H. H. BRlNGnURsr's N~hss
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07
BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE.

U Takes this method of informing his friends
~ and the people Of Wilmington, that he hns fit
E@&sasted up in complete mechanical style the store
No. ~ Market Street, ARCADE Row. Wilmington, Del,
where he intends to devote his entire time the manu-
iicture of BOOTS SHOES Of all kinds and varieties In
the neatest and most fashionable Styles and ut satisfactory
prices Ills stock will consist IN part Of Genemens fine
Cali nd Patent Leather Boots and Shoes, latest styles.
Ladies' and Misses Gners and other Shoes In great va
riety. And IN fact everything in the Shoe business.
Customer Work will he particularly attended to- and
all cases will satisfaction be warranted.
R1- LASTS fitted up by of the best makers in the
country.
The long practical experience Of the undersigned and his
thorough knowledge Of the business In all Of s branches
Will ne trusts he sufficient guarantee to the public that
he will do them Justice and furnish them an article that
VIII recommend itself for utility chcapness and durabil-
ity. JOSEPH FIlILMER
REPAIRING ofall kinds neatly done at reasonable rates
ID
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-01-07

NHE subscriber would most respectfully announce to his
friends and the public generally that he las taken the
Rising sun Tavern New Castle, where he will be happy to
attend ~ their wants.
His table will ever he supplied with tho choicest articles
the market can produce and his bar will be supplied with
the very hest Liquors Nothing in short will lie left I'M
jul1-tf JOHN KEFGAN