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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-16

REPORT OF THE NORTHERN HoNfE.-The
managers Of the Northern Home presented YES
terday afternoon to City Councils their thirteenth
annual report, in a neat pamphlet OF forty pages.
The report was read at the anniversary. Nav 8
1866, and has already been published i'm our
columns. The Northern Home, in the assiduity :
of its managers, is the best represented cbarita.
bic institution in the country. It's management
solicitors M.gJ. Mitcheson and ]. j. BARCLAY
Esqs., are indeatigable in their works of charity,
and have secured the aid of the Common wealth
for the institution by plain dint of persevering
demonstration. Every dollar given 10 r6e
Northern Home goes to feed and educate some
child who otherwise would have been lefi 10 the
mercies of the open streets, or to the novels of
the depraved and the vicious.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-16

IMPORTANT REVENUE DEcIsIoN.-A firm
in this city having failed, and made an assign
ment to preferred creditors, the assignee re-
fuses 10 pay the Government claim for taxes
although be has some $50, 900 worth of property
IN his possession, on the ground that the Gov
eminent claim cannot supersede preferred
creditors. Collector Sloanaker submitted the
following proposition for the decision of the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue:-"Does the
Government claim for taxes owing and due
before failure, as shown by the sWorr return
presented TO the Assessor, and returned by him
ior collection, supersede preferred creditors
and II not So would the Collector be iustifable
in proceeding 10 distraln property in the hands
OF the assigneeW
The following reply was received Yesterday
from Deputy Commissioner Harland;- The
tax against the firm alluded to was due at the
date Of their assignment, there is a lien upon
the property assigned in favor of the United
States; the claim of the Government takes pre-
cedence over all others, and should be enforced
by dis,raint, il Unnecessary
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-16

OlClhs ASSlSlduJ SlCTh, messenger,
Watchmen on Bridges SIG 10000
PaVlng intersections OF streets $4,000 90
Repairing streets 100000
100000
repairing over water pipe 100000
Gutter crossing and tramway stone 2O,OOO'OO
Repairs to roads and unpaved streets 5O,OOO'OO
Grading streets and roads 20 100000
Repairing bridges 5O,OOOOO
Repairs to culverts and inlets 4OOOOOO
Gutter and curb regulations 100000
Opening streets when authorized 10000
Printing, advertising, and stationery 25OO.OO
Insurance on bridges 100000
Rent ofoffice, office and yard expenses 4,5OO.OO
Incidental expenses 100000
ignboards for street names 10000
Repairing and repaving streets along
which the tracks of passenger rail.
ways are laid 100000
Salaries OF Supervisors l4,562'50
Construction of branch culverts 100000
Repairing tootways 100000
Repairing Delaware river banks 10000
Constructing new inlets 100000
Cleaning and repairing unpaved
streets TO- 10000
Grading and culverting Broad street. 10000 90
Total cIO9 7eO,5O
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-16

CowARDLY AssAULT.-Thomas Holland
was charged before Recorder Eueu last evening.
with committing violent assault and battery
on Mary OBrien. The complainant testified that
defendant had a quarrel with her at No. l20
Dock street, and struck her several times. Her
face was much bruised, and one of her teeth
loosened Holland was held tor trial.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-16

BaRF.-Last evening, about half-past seven
o'clock, a lantern in Perth street, above Pop.
lar, set fire to some hay, and before the flames
could be extnguIshed, the contents of the stable
were DESTROYED
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
MILLINERY STORE.
HlansatiOn For Sale.

The plantation formerly owned and eccu
pied by John N. Lewis, about 20 miles from
Alexandria, containing about 400 acres
withlmpovements. For terms and condi
lions apply tosW. ,B. Lewis, Alexandra.
Jan. II Pm. 5!,3g a.r}sss ( 81
s 1T. KENDALL CARTER.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS!
Nsn' aprk Rag.gaat
FOR 1869.

THE DAY Book proposes to stand in the
future, as in the past, upon The great doc.
trine that this is WHITE NJ AN'SGOV
ORNAMENT ,an the basis Ola FEDERAL.
u NA0N-hzt white supremacy and negro
|subordination are essential elements OF Anle-
rlcan civilization and industry. Having
kept the flag Of State Rights and Constitu.
tional Liberty Sying at a great pecuniary
sacrifice, in New York. and at a time. too,
when it had no other journal to keep it com.
|pany, it does not propose to snrrelder any
Democratic principle, bat SO long asst can
speak freely, TO contend for that which is
||flight rather than that which seems to be
popular, hoping thereby tosmake that which
is Right popular 1t aspires tic. no higher
honor than to be the defender of the great
AGRICULTURAL GLASSES of the
country from the assaults Of the public plum
derers Of all parties, who now, through banks,
tariffs, taxes and free negroisln, are striving
to crush them, and it respectfully asks the
tsupport and aid ofali in extending It's clrcu
lation, who, actaated either by interestior
patriotism, do not desire to seeathe bones
and sinews Of the farming and industrial
classes 'morigaged forever to :be grinding
exactions of debt, or the old Union and the
old Constitution surrendered without a
struggle to the Mongrells,s. The DAY.
Book Isl bow generally recognized as the
Leading Democratic Weekly OF
the Country,
and las
The Largest Circulation OF any
Published, ss ssg..
Being The only New York paper its class
made up as a,FuAAtLY aui AGi.
a RlCU LtURAL journal. 90
Expressly For Country Circulation.
WITH FULL REPORTS OF ALL TIE
NEW YORK MARKETS
TERMs-eAsu IN ADVANCE. .e-a
0netcopy one,,year. Z. -. 80 0C
flree cop les one year. SC
Five copies on year, and one to the
getter up Of the club. .......... 10 0C
Ten copies one year, and one to the a
getter up Of the club ,.........,. II 50
Twenty copies one year .......... 80 ,00
GOLD PEN PREMIUMS!
19 Send for Specimen Copy, and see
the full particulars If the God Pen Pre-
minms offered for getting up clubs for 1866
We employ no travelling agents, but eve
| ~ person who approves OF lis principles il
requested andsurged to act asagenl forat in
his own neighborhood, aud send onsubsc,ip
tions. Address, giving .Post-ofice. county
and.Statein SalI, @
EANiEVRIE, HORTON & CO., ss.,
No. l62 Nassau street, New York
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
GOLD PEN PREMIUMS!
T. VAN BENTHUYSEN & CO.,
12l Canal Street,

IN = w M lSdIlS7
Respectfully solicit an examination Of
their large stock oftNAKcY and SrARlE
y RY GOOD 8, af
which exceeds, in extent and variety, any
other assortment 10 be found in New Or
leans, all Of which is sohlsfer' Cash oDsy-by
the package, piece, or at retail-at xeeed-
ingly low prices. The facilities this house
have, in beng represented in all the Manu-
featuring markets by Gosh buyers, enable
them tokeep their assortment fully up to
the. demands Of The market, and to place
their goods at such prices as will meet the
views Of buyers. t.
r.. E4G BsNgEIrYsEH & Co,
, 12l Canal Street,
Opposite Clay Statue.
January nth, 1866,ly.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24

Have re-opened in this city m Office for
the Pufchase, Sale, Or renting Of, Houses
aud Lots, Plantations, piinimproyed lands.
&c. Orders Tor the Survey and .,ubdlyisiou
of Plantations ind Maps thereof, attended
to promptly and in a satisfactory manner :.
An experience Of twenty-five, Years III the
Land departments Of the State of the senior
Of The firm qualities him ID furnish
the most reliable information ii, this bran6,
OF cur business
The services ofsaH experienced mud intlu.
entail Attorney ia Washington CITY ihav,
been secured to attend to the settlement Of
all Gains IN the Departments there, That
may be entrusted to the frm.
December s. 3n.' 'a' Ss'ses f''2 q
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
sTlR.AYED

FROM the subscriber about two week
since, a ine mouse colmd mare mule. Sh
is about l0M hands high, works and ride
well, hash srpal N braided on the neck. A
liberal reward will be given for any informa.
ton which will enable me TO get her. s
JOHN lei. RANSDEEL.
dan. L, 3t Bayou Robert.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24

THE public are Informed that this AVE-.
'ite Saloon has been removed 10 I'll loi 'ai's'i.
eA Tee Il GU STD noTELi,.
u tbe basement Story, where the rroprl.
Ieior will always be found OF d ID hand ana ready
u attend u bis lfisods aud customers. .s''
Give him ! cali and you viii leave iha
Saloon . ST rival 10 Count Dsursay and
Beaux Hickman. = e s's'''. s. ~
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
NEW MILLINERY STORE,

MRS. SARAH T. BARRET would
WI respectfully inform tie LADIES' Of Rap
ides and adjoining Parishes that she has
opened Fashionable Dress Making and
Millinery Store, at her residence on
s SIXTH STREET,
and respectfully solicits the patronage d
the Public. 10 slss r. \
Alexandria, La, Jan. 3, les Sec jSm# ~.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
lsoSF.

A note drawn BY Mrs. f Alexander (of
the Parish Of Avoyelles) Tor Two hundred
and thirty eight Dollars $23S dated Avoy-
elles August 1864, with eight per cent. inter.
est per an0m from date, until paid. All
persons are cautioned from trading for said
note, as it was not inlofsed BY me 4 Z
Jan. y St. S.W, HENARIE. i
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24

1: B. BOD|ClY { C,
No. 8 Perdido Street, adjoiBing
the Masonic Hall,
d NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.
JAxEs f. Urz, Agent Alexandria, Ga.
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY 5
S e EAM ENGIN ES.s
Circular Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Cot
ton Screws, Cotton Presses, Hand
and Power, Circular Saw Mills,
Mnley and Cross-cut Saws.
ALI, KINDS. Or = =,
Plantation Machinery and Agricultu.
raj Implements,
Wood Working Machinery and Floor.
ing Machines, sShaftilg. Belt i
ing and Palieysss s,,&
Steam and Water Pipes and Fittings,
Saw Gammers and Files,
Pumps, etc, etc.
Having connection with Foundries
and Machine Shops, in the North
west, we are prepared to contract for
any class Of Machinery. FOR s. eedy
delivery, upon the most favorable
terms.a From long experience in the
Machinery business Of New Orleans
and the South. west, we, know what is
needed, and will always be prepared
70 supply it
Having facilities through c6nnec.
tion, with the house Of j. p. MAsIcn
8 Co, Cotton. Factors, No. l2S
IGravier street, New Orleans, for dis.
posing Of Cotton OF other produce, oil
1.-THE best terms the market affords
parties can ship produce 70 thai
(house. when ordering anything il %,
lime. and their orders will receive ii
prompt attention AZ il they sent ii
leash direct. s,i s@4 5s
I A full supply of CAVE Cars, PLAs
1TafloS WAGONS and 1lMBER WHEEls
fran the factory Of 6esbua Bodley
Wheeling, Virginia, constantly o.
hand. i%' s
THoS. B. BoDLEYA co.
| . No. 8 Perdido Street,
| New Osleans, La
Ilcf .25 1853
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-01-24
S7,'- '-''7''-'-''.'''-''.-'.7-Yr-TrF-
For. SALE.

i. ~ .a NDR Sal s.el a;esS 4.
a lot 81 TEXAS MULEs, II y .Arcbi.
nard's, on Bayes- Rspfdcs Also, a Two
HORSE W AEON viii springs aud lIar.
ness. all complete will exchange for four
Horse Wagon. jani7-et.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

"a Three wild mudlarks were recently cap
tured by young divine, and brought into a
Sunday School in New York, where they were
severally questioned as follows.
What is your manner
'Dan,' replied the untaught ore who was first
interrogated.
oh, no, your name is Daniel say i row.
Daniel
Yes; well Daniel, take your seat.
And what syour name was interrogsted of
number two
'Sam,' calculated the srchiu.
'oh dear, no, 1t is Samuel; sit down Samh-
el. And now let US hear what your name is,
my bright little fellow said he turning 10 the
third
With grin OF self satisfaction, and shake
ofthe head that would have done honor to Lord
Bnrleigh, the young ca.echumen boldly replied :,
'Jimuel, yeur hon5r'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
II. u. Sections Photograph Rooms,
&N4
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti
more Railroad
more Railroad


CuMMRNclNo monday. NOV. 26th, 1850.
Teams -,iI Depot, ,oornsr Broedstreet and wash
fnxton Avenue asfollows;
WHxprsss train at Ais (Mondays excepted, lfor
Hstrlsre and Washington, stopping at Chester VIII
mington, Newark, Elkton, North East, Perryville
Havre,sarsoe, Aberdeen, hdse"o0'' mag
Way mAilt,Ain " 8lb,a a. IN. Sundays excepSedl lIor
Baltimore stopping ai all regular stations oopnee %
ting with Delaware Railroad a. wilmington iof ofi'-
dsld and intermediate Stations w..
nsprsss train at 800 p m. .tsuudays excepted, for
baltimore and Washington stopping at Vhester, ulay
mont, wilmington Newark, Rlkton NORTH, Ess,, Perry
Magnolia, Chase's and Stemmer's Run: ,.,
Night Express II .ooP m daily for sstim9reand
Railroad Line, (5aturdays excepsd stopping at Mid
dietown, Smyrna, Dover, Harrington, sssisrd Sails
bury priaoes Anne and eSnneSuSg nth so S'nea WIN
ers by Boat from Baltmorefor Fortress Mon
roe, and Norfolk, win take the Il 40 a. N, train
Philadelphia and Wilmington ,, oo,,,,
Leave Philadelphia at 1880, 400, 90 and lilo daily
The 400 p M train eoanse sa,on wn TSs o. NJ
Leave wiLMINdToN 7.l5, $50 a. M, 800, and $50
'o'''' rPRRoueH TRAINS FROM BALTIMoRl.
LeAve Wilmington at io.A5 .. m, 81, and 1000 p m.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave CHESTER at 80, 9.l3 aud Ills O. M, $50
'Pp From pA%rMoRs to Baltimore.
725 q. M. Wly-Mail $40 a. tn, Exprehs. l.io p m'
Express. 6.s5 p. M, Erpress. S.zop. m Express.
From Baltimore to Iavre-de-oracs and intermediate
TRAINS for | BALTIMORE leave Chester at .4.is and
Trains Tor Baltimore leave wilmington at S2s, $40,
g. n SGH1Ax IN s,S TkAIs FROM BALTlMeKE:
atsaS m ssns q. al Esop
and Newark Ito take passenger, for Philadelphs and
lave passengers from washington or Balti%oIs and
Chester to passengers from Washington 70
II. y, KENNEY, Superin tendent.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
BALTIMORE
LOOK HOS PITAL.
EsTABLIsHED AS REFUGE FROM oUAoKERY
ThA anlu alana suhana



CUHE GAN BE OBTAINED.
nR. JOHNSON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST GER
~ tsin Speedy and only Eeetuai Remedy in the worlt
YG tss "a the Bah "a SS
So. inPoisney. General IsbiltI, Eervousns.s, Di,
Iafis q Ss eSas.SP Il i
Stsisats Fl disaiasss. D,.s., oi the Head, Throsi
er 30. sIs.thoss terrible disordsrs .risins from m
ss.n sIS sS.
The Mariners oi Ulysses tnsir most brllisn
YOUNG MEN
a;
Men aa
wh0 might other need :ssnIns
ns ;1sasss 1 @ '''''
81 f4S. NV D.
sifalls safsS e. car.
reigousiy oonhde In his honor as .. ptlem an, and
''nhd'a'' SRIS2%sft WI MEAKkpsIss. kpssIsss'n'
sSs ysio
S. iSd q the Rnsy paid b,
AZ. too apt Y commit from not bains ayrs
sAs 81 that ssny
that the power Of lost sooner b. those
asSssa 81 e;
SdS .na mina s1s fhs sSsss% D.
ranged. the hysicsl and mental functions weakened
Gs
debility and WASTING of the frame, cough, ,eoasump
Dr. JOHNSON,
II sns nSs s me
United states and the greater part OF whose ns has
S :ssa: n .a% IL
S h s
being Harmed At sudden sounds 6.shial
S n sr
YOUNG MEN,
who injured themsslye by certain practice in
dulaed when alone, n habit trQauentlV from
sy eeml snons or a school, the sseets Of which are
.ss 1Ss and
BODY, ,saoHid I'll. ppiy diateiy. ,o,.,.,,
try the pride parents, should be snstched fro m
Of from Il. bath Of nature ana ndui sins In
secret hsbi. sucb muss, before con
w,.n ,SSisEASE s 9T q IIM,PRTgENGE. ,p5us NJ ,..
spre dnds that seeds o this paiafal
disease II too often that an sense Of
e those Who from education and Isspseabiiity can
shS
such as sore diseased nose,
nodssoa the shin Zones and sr%s SIotehss
,s ty Il as oatS a
the fall in, and the victim of this awful disease
Ssss his Srsada sasrins ~ ssaains him
tothat from whence no traveller
it's Is melsnsholy fact that thousands sil victim
% 81 and
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. addresses ali those ho thsmBe
BY Sodg I1S them o
BIZ aiu ssB, tudy, society or marriage.
These OF the sad and choy hects pro-
dueed By early habits of youth, vsWeakness Of the
back linus, pains in the head, dimneag OF sight,
lsHs d muscular power, of the heart, dyB
pepsia, irritabity of the diges
tive functions general ptoms oil consump
ton &e.
to be dreaded. Loss of Memory, confusion OF Ideas
OF sprits, ss sversion to
cioty, love Of solitude, midity, &c are
DHk. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE No. 2 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
left hand side from Baltimore Street q
from corner Fail not to eDserve and number
ing stamp to be used In the reply. Persons writing
should state ,and send portion of advertisement
d describing symptoms.
The Doctol's DIP LOMA hangs In his once.
ENDORSEIENT OF THE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured at this eBtAblishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
portAnt Sur cal Opp eratons performed by Dr. John
wtnessed By the rspoEters Of The Bun and many
and again before the public, besides his
gsntsd of character and responsibility. Is asuf
skIN DISEASES sPEEDIL CURED.
iune22-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
4 u M 0 RO U S.

FIRST CoUsrs's HoTEL.-A farmer living
In the western part of Massachusetts, applied
to the proper authorities for a license to keep
hotel. 1t was replied that be lived on a
by-road, little travelled, and where entertain
ment was seldom openly asked for.
III know it" he answered, "and yet there is
considerable demand for horse. feeding and
single meals of yictuals."
The result was that the application was
granted. He raised his sign, Entertainment
Tor man or beast" and from that hour his traf-
nc fell of. In two years he disappeared from
the list of landlords ofthe county, and the sign
was removed.
Our Informant asked him: What in the name
Of common sense induced the man to ask for a
license2"
al had most excellent reasons for the appli-
cation. Before raised my sign had lots of
cousins, more than ! had any idea OF, to visit
me. to feed their horses, themselves, and to
stop over night. As soon as / hung out my
sign, my cousins began to fall eff, and in a year
or more not one came TO see me. Keeping
hotel killed that business y
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

The METHODIST CENTENARY FusD.-Ths
amount contributed to the Methodist centena-
ry fund this year already exceeds three million
dollars. The Christian Advocate 10 confident
that the aggregate will reach ave millions. Mr.
Daniel Drew, OF New York, heads the list o.
Hpbscribers by the gift Of halfa million. Amons
the donations from single churches or individ.
ual members we 6nd the names Of Lee Olafir
Esq, OF HoPkington, Massachusetts,, put dowr
for $2b, 900, and his son, Lieutenant Governor
William OlaAin, for $4,000. Brom6eld Stree
Church. Boston, gives o,ooo; and Canton
down for $50, 900; Meriden, Connecticut, hal
already sent In $ob 200, and more is to follow
The mention Of these numbers will show on
what gigantic scale this work 10 going for
ward
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

WA Wag entered a store in London some
years ago, which had for its sign The Two
Baboons,' and ADDRESSING himself to the proprie-
tor, sad,-
Il wish to see your partner
Il have no partner, SIR.
Il beg your pardon, sir, and hope you will ex-
cuse the mistake
%, there's no harm done; but what made
you think there were two Of us2'
your sigu-'The Two Baboons.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10
THE LITTLE MAID AND TIE LAWYER.

The LlEl LIN MAID AMI luE La W hh'
They say, little maid, quoth lawyer Brown,
I'm the ceve rest man In all the town.
HeiPh-boi says she,
What's that to met
But they say. little maid, quoth lawyer Brown
You're the prettiest girl in all the town.
Says she, II they do,
What's that to your
They say little maid quoth lawyer Brown,
I'm the richest man in all the town.
Heigh-hol says che,
What's that to me2
But they say, little maio, quoth lawyer Brown,
You ought to be dressed in a finer gown.
Says she, If they do,
What's that to your
They say, little maid quoth lawyer Brown,
That Johnny Hodge is an awkward clown.
Heigh-hc says she,
What's that to me2
But they say, little maid the lawyer said,
That you and Johnny, are going to wed.
Says she, II they do,
What's that to you?
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Ss-A Biaghampton reviya'ist looking for
recruits, found a lsrge-sized African and asked
him:
Have you found the Lordl'
'Golly, massa, ia the Lord lost1"
~ What kind ota ship has two mates and no
osptain2 A courtship.
D6rWhat is the relation of deor- mat to
the scraper2 II is the step farther.
q New York Is exercised on the subiec,
hunting and killing. Anything for -
excitement
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

EESuperior White Shirts made to order
and warranted to give entire satisfaction in
material and ft. 100 DoE. Gloves of all kinds
and every variety at J. P. Doughten's gents
furnishing store, No. sos Market street.
eE-IMroRrASr.-At Wilson's Drug Store
No. sos Market Street, every preparation 10
made in exact accordance with the United
States Pharmacopoia. No adulterated medi-
cines sold. Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded. Nov "a At
TWhy can Hayes A1ord 70 sell Hsvanna Cigar
for I've ssntsf Bscauss hssslls lspgs quantities Of
them at small profits. oet I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

n0.A yeung lady recently gave lecture
In which she said;-'det married, young mea
and be quick about it, too. Don't wait for the
millennium, hoping that the girls nay>t to
augels, before trusting yourself with one ot
them. A pretty thing you'd be alongside an
angel. wouldn't you-you brute2 Don't wait
another day, but right now-this very night
ask some nice, industrious girl TO go into part
nership with you, to clear your pathway OF
thorns, and plant it with flowers
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

Ladies ana Gentlemen! You are getting old
and trouble or excitement has made you gray
You wish to hold back the hand of time and
remain young as long az you can. To do
this employ something which restores your
hair to its original color, which does not dye
1t nor color the skin, keep the hair healthy and
makes it grow on the bald spots, II any such
you have. That thing is the "Martha Wash.
lngtop" Hair Restorer. Geta bottle, try it and
be convinced. Sold by Druggists everywhere
SIMeSps h Co, Proprietors, Fitxwilliam, N. q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

AN EHRBGRTIo COMPANY "A Kansas eorres-
pondsnt says the organic alton of an insurance
company in that State for the protection OF
stock has remarkable effect upon the horse
thieving portion Of the community. The fol-
lowing quotation may throw some .lifiht upon
the subject:
"Two men of the horse-thieving fraternity
dancedin the air on Tightening Greek one day
last week. They Immediately retired to "A hole
in the ground after their exercise and were
seen no more"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

16r"But," as said before, 1--WE have prov
ed to you where that town line is. Yes gen
tlemen of the jury, there it is and there it will
remain tofever; and all the ingenuity of my
learned brother can never efface it can never
wash it out. No, gentlemen; he may plant uue
foot on the outermost ring of the planet Saturn :,
and then plant the other on Arcturus, and
seize the Pleiades by the hair and wiring them
dry, but he cannot wash out that town line,
never, neveri"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-10

e8-At q school iu Connecticut there was d
janitor who took care of the school buildings,
and who also kept boarders. One of the board
| ers owed him $40, and as a receipt tor $40 or
over requires two.cent stamp, tho rnau gave
the boy receipt for $ls, 80, and gave him
back one penny, thus saving one cent. II any
! body can beat that at meannesss let's hear of