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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
The Girls.
A PARODY ON "rEE SNOW"

A .TRE SNOW"
Oh the girls the beautiful girls
With the liquid eyes and the golden curls
sailing along through the crowded street,
Turning the heads of the youths they meet.
ogling.
Skimming along;
The blush of the rose each soft, dainty cheek,
In which lovely dimpes play hiie-and-go-seek,
Showing their ankles, and little above
Pure as an angel, tickle as love.
Oh, the grls the beautiful girls,
How the boys gather. and sigh each whirls
Her tiiter along at delicate hight.
just skrting the beauties forbidden to sight,
Laughing,
Hurrying by:
With smile on the lip, and coy glance of the eye,
And the little dogs bark and with joyous bound
Snap at the filters that eddy around;
The town is alive and each heart in whrl
To welcome the coming of each lovely girl.
How lovely they look S they teeter along,
IIailing each other with kisses and song,
And past poor fellow. like meteors, flash by,
Bright for moment then lost to the eye.
Wriggling.
Dashing they go,
Disregarling the breeze that plays havoc below
With long, floating trail; as pure as the sky
To he ramped in mud by the crowds rushing by
To be tramped and tracked by dozens of feet
TIL 1t blends with filth in the horrible street.
just | passed gay dressed belle
Fell and my beaver rolled out in the street
Fell to be scofed at, and jeered at and beat.
Scrambng.
Cursing
Dreadng to rise.
And afraid, my soul. to open my eyes
Above and around me the broadest eXpanse
OF hoops that c'er tilted in gddy round dance
Wildly at last | darted without,
And dashed down the street the boys raised shout
Once green the greenest of leaf,
Nothing too big to exceed my belief;
Every girl laughed ut my innocent grace
And vowed that looked at nought else but her face.
Greenness,
Credulity,
Grace and all,
Shame and my blushes / lost by that fall.
l learn nothing the girls saunter by,
And ttcr their hoops, matter how high,
For all that's within without | know,
Since tripped on that tilter and made such go.
How strange if that patent heaving bosom Of snow
Should fall at her feet on the pavement below
How strange if that pile of tightly bound tresses
Should roll down her back from the head it dcpresses
Painting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

AFTER remarking that the late speechiiying
tour of the President was the greatest blunder
that functionary could possibly have committed,
the New York Necs says :-'' The fact OF the
matter is, that he has unfortunately allowed HIM
self to be hoodwinked and bamboozled by the
willy and inscriptions demagogue of the State
Department, who has determined to sacrifice him
that he may not be in his way when the time ar
riyes for the people to select the next President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

NEVADA SExAToRsHIP.- The Virgin Union has
the following in relation to this subject - The
names of no less than of our most prom-
neut men are mentioned as aspirants-C. L. De-
Long j. w. Nye, Thos. Fitch, J. b. Winters, B
C. Whitman, 4. W. Baldwin and J. Neely john
son-but we do not believe they are all d0na par
candidates yet we presume neither of the afore-
said seven would Indignantly spurn the honor
were it thrust upon them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
Weeklu rinity Jonrnal.

f8- County E,arranfs and GrssnbneEs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions TO TINS
paper To soldiers the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished Greenbacks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

RAp.-The Sheriff has levied on all the John
son political Clubs in Washington for arrears of
rent. KNAPP had better make another appeal to
the Postmasters. Those in California did not
understand the last oDe-most OF them, at least
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

GONE SourH.-We learn from the Humboldt
Journal that A. C. Lawrence, who has been a
resident of that county for the past fifteen
months. has left for Kern county, where he will
resume the practice of law
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

THE MATRIMONIAL MARKET.-A Lynchburg pa
per reports the market dull Sweet sixteens are
most active, going at previous figures, but no
buoyancy in prices or demand. Misses Of age
are weak, with poor demand widows on the
decline unmarried aunts dull old maids fiat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

Ak Englishman proposes scheme to pay of
his country national debt in one hundred and
twenty-four years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

ACCORDING to accounts received the late Insur-
rection in Palermo, Sicily, was bloody affair.
The insurgents numbered $4,000, and for six
DAYS they kept up one horrid saturnala of burn
ing, plage, rapne and slaughter, making for
tresses of the eighty converts: and defending
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

FoaruSE-rELLERs and fitting hoops operate diff
ferently The former reveal what the lady will
he the latter what she actually is
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

THE London Spectator in an article on 'ne iA'e
tour of the President, says if results De tue tes'
of oratory. Mr. johnson is an almost ma'chiess
orator. that he has rebuilt the Republican par
ty in America -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

IT was raining nicely when these two lines
were put in type last Tuesday
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

ANOTHER RADICAL REcRUIT-The Nevada Ga
zeHe has passed into the hands of E. F. Bean,
who makes the following gratifying announce
ment in his salutatory :-'' Hereafter the paper
will be devoted to the good cause as preached by
the great reformers in Congress, and supported
by all the patriots of the nation" Good words.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

Why talk about not sleeping wink, when
people in their sleep never wink
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

THE New York 7fi6une asks q Does the right
TO make laws for the people of the United States
reside in a Congress elected by the ballot, or IN
a President elected by bullet The people
have recently answered the ques'ion'-fSog'
THE sun has some spots on its surface, ana ;he
best and brightest characters are rot without
their faults and frailties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

The musical editor of the Ottowa Union is re-
sponsble for the following parody, which VIII De
appreciated and fully applied
There is a calm for those who weep
for Copper Johnsons found;
They softly lie and sweeiiy sleep.
JutId bv Salt Rivers ripping sound
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
'reezing,

Rushing ahead,
Unmndfu of all the beauties thus shed,
fhc filters dropped oil and left far behind;
The little lace bonnet flying of in the wind:
But the worst of m mislaps-they do nothing by halves
How strange it. in running she'd drop her false calves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

PARODY ON "TEE SNOW"
Oh . the girls the beautiful girls.
With the liquid eyes and the golden curs,
Sailing along through the crowded street,
Turning the heads of the youths they meet
Tilting.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
Na..l0VAL.

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IScetPuKHfLo ~ TUE LEGISLATURE OF THE
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

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since the orgauigAtion of this Company Ia dsath
rrrd au,Hna the members. on who're poiisi
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Fof small sum annually paid, the company offers ~
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

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Patent or Family NedlcineE.-Aler'e Cherry PectOral
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
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Looking more 10 tho safety than to the number and
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In HIS mannerit Is conceived Il has the safest and
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evidence of this IL has only redu osd ths rate
OF Insurance. at all times moderate onesYth during
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the deposit Votes which sum by the resort To Scrip
Certificate the balances due to each member, now
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making Il sim t,rIhprdsdnc elton.
It commenced the year 1854, with real protection
to theo1mmun ~ IN bupeAit Notes of e2o0,0oO
Slrplua FuHd $4,000
Total PROTECTION, $3.50 900
Z, is tie werS Of the F.tpArs Of Delaware, and as
such they ought 70 rs,ronfs q.
p,eaiaens-JEssRE SHARPE
Secretary and Trea-r-ec -koBxRT McCABb, NJ. d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
LEATHER.
,sENRVR HYoCA-5ESG
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PICKLES 1: COrIEts
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.S2z RETAIL DEALER IN STON ES. uEATkhs, COOK
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HAfIZEs AND SHEET IRON WAVE. -
The stock OF Stoves rlsesths iAtet ami most a.,
proved patterns among which IL the celebrated VIZ
PESS and NIAGARA, un-quhtl"1 as nrat class roukiut
stove. Also. MosIroR, uNIos kANGk, pORTABLs EAsV-
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PsKior of all tyea, suitablsfor P.rIa- cfUu
Der oAcs, tore. School or Church soe as.ut iur t.
ac9hEGeoR PARLoR sroVk.
House Purnishing q cd such as KulvesAna York.,
Spoons Walters, JspAnnel Ware, Hollow Ware Wopde.i
Ware LAnpa, brttAniA Ware, Casters, Brubhes
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spsRsAE PArnsf CLOTHES WRlNGER, the hes YET cut,
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perfect aehi in the market. The subscriber
purchased the right OF the state OF Deiaears T. prn
pared to furnish the above mAchnsn 10 his custotrs
Aso will sell out the right Of Kent md sex
Gail aud see this maohips at ato, No Y Ma ke
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

Ell Wilson, BraudyNins Id; James Dalaplain,
ebrisiaua nd; Jsues Webb, samuel Barr, i. @.
stotseut arg and Jssseo sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Rob
.r: McGa1H, MIL Greek I'D John 2. Williamson,
Hd; Curtis n. Ellison, Pspeader HID; John G. Clark,
Red Lou I'D pr WIN. Oummns smyrna Thomas
Murphy, St Georges Hd.; Charles T. Fleming, Petar
P. Gansey, Miiford j. =. oomesys Dover Charles Tun
ne u, GeoIgetowu
AGEErs-As wcil for rec Giving applications for In.
dues OF members
T. Wilson, BranJywrne Id Robert Mccabe, MIL
wiiliiu,oH white Clay Creek Hd Cuitis b. Ellison,
Pncader ia, Re! Lion, ST. Georges, and AppoQuini-
muS Hundreds, Joseph Griffith. Smyrna James
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tori; Charlts Tuaneli GEORGETOWN; Henry Todd,
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unfef gnsd WILMINGTON will receive immediate atten
ton, N0BRRT McCABH, N D.,
July 81 Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
II. &. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
NO, 3Es Market Street

,.X Tsgg' sReyivinet, anew article ior thahHir an
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Poor Rich ARDS Eye Water anew article orsal.a AT
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Helmbod sruchu, 70 diseaseb fthe Kidneys Jirsy.i
Dropsy, &c. IL. X. Ifip ghuratt BtuIs. -
SILVER Soa 2-Ihe hest
yer Plated Ware, &C.
Marselis Aromatic Fine Cut--Thif ARTICLES patupin
and used the Tobacco, and is the beat sih
stituts we have ever had. ii, H. Brin.
Tobias Venit an HOrae Imminent large bottlesatu r.
Bringhurst ..
Mrs, winslow gsyr hing at
IL. II. BIinghursts,
Extracts for the HEndkerche. - ul assortmeuto One
Extracts just receive at II, X, RTinRhlrst's $3.50
byrnges all kinds and sizeB, cheap ct H. H.
Trusse. shoulder Braces Susp bandeges, Supporters
Dringhursts Cough syrup There lie nothing superior
to this syrup for bad cold or cough. ~ r. Brng hurst
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agents u, II. BRINGL RST,
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w TIsS 4 H y = n
Female COUeQe,

WILMINGTON DEL
fnNHE next Annual Session VIII nomuan,a ,. ,,n,,
DAY, the 1rat day September "" WIN
Parents sending their dau gh Isrs ns boHrders ara
Session. ' " NV N''"'"kpi The
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hhoni icy 10, VII receive equal attention with tn.
poArders aud nave the ssrc advantage for Ffudy 80
tendance. JOHN u II sppS' IN Az
liz
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