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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

The WOMEN OF SooTTIsH ISLAND. A cores
pOudent Of the Glasgow Herald who recently
visited the Island of Lewis, in Hebrides, says
"the women do all the heavy work. They dig
they delve and hoe; they carry heavy loads o'
manure to the fields, and in the peat season you
may see them all day carrying creelfuls of peat
from the bog. You will often sec a man trudg-
ing along the road beside woman, but the creel
is always on the woman's back. II they come
| to o river or ford, the woman crosses first, dc
posits her creel on the other side, and then re
turns to carry the man across. l only saw this
once, but the farmers tell me it is thing o
every day occurrence. When the creel is empty
the man sometimes slings it over his own shoul
dsrs, and then mounts upon the back Of th'
woman. who carries them both across together
This, am told is the only occasion on which
by any chance, you sec a creel upon the back o
a man. Tho woman in the rural districts her
; is, in fact, beast of burden, and men, in look
ing out for wives, look largely to muscular de
yelopmeut. A story is current among the Eug
D lsh-speaking farmers that illustrates this conceI
! ton Of woman's mission. In the middle
one peat season, when labor was much in deman'
man who was supposed to be confirmed ol
bachelor, suddenly married. friend met hi
some days after "What for did you take "
man like that ?" said the friend "Did you n
hear" replied the friend, "ehat my horse "
8, dead 7"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
A CIRCUS IN A TEMPEsT.

A circus exhibited at Dubuque Iowa one
eseh'us ias' neeA @D' :. seven hundred people.
an WeA1 "g till O'Clock, when one of the
, richest performances ever witnessed commenced.
The local paper describes it as follows:
At this hour one Of the fercest rain storms
that ever wet the earth since the deluge, began
In two minutes the canvass was saturated, and
the rain poured as freely upon those inside the
tent on it did upon the stones in the street. The
water rushed down the third street cutters in
torrents, and poured upon the low ground oecu-
| pied by the circus like food. In Eve minutes
there were six inches of water covering the earth
there. People thought such shower would
4 spend itself, and waited for it to stop.
+ In fifteen minutes there was at least two feet
Of water on the premises. Then the ladies
present thought it best to start for home. And
such start Talk about the Black Crook Aud
tumbling This is the way they did it. gen-
tIeman would take lady in his arms, and start
for the door. This couple would collide with
other couples; down would fair and stern
one 20 in the water, amidst screams Of The
drowning ones and yels Of laughter from spec
tators The luckless fellen ones would arise, as
! black with mud and water stirred in black muck
could make them. And as to skirts nobody
: seemed to care whether skirts were gathered
!, as high as their waists, or thrown over lhei
heads. .I .
$ Two ladies deliberately took of their shoe
and stockings, and gathering their garment
/. high" started for land. They waded and stun
a, A. tha obo
went up from the crowd was stunning; the
drowned the loud thunder. At one time ther
was such d mixture of tumble-dOwns in Id
water that it was hard to tell who were wonle
and who were men, save by an occasional beard
ed face that appeared above the floating calico
Nobody seemed mad-everybody laughed unit
his or her sides ached.
The circus performers added interest to tn
IN u scene. Just after tine rain commenced they NJ
or peared aud began ground and lofty tumblini
10 The first one landed in o mud puddle aud lel
With loud cheers tho other followed suit.
a. less time than we are taking to tell this the wat
filed the ring. But the actors needed it no
They turned hand syringe, somersaults, maj
cart wheels, and walked on their hands, or a
tempted to, in the little lake, till their spang
tunics, their flesh colored tights and their han
M and faces were all of one oolor--a dirty blac
At each exercise the crowd oheered and I
in IN performers rOared.
Amid such sights as these the crowd ma
their way through mud and water to the sid
an an walks west of Iowa street, better satisfied wi
3D. their moneys worth than any circus crowd ev
he was before.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
: MEDICAL, ELECTRIoITY-
ffl asa ffNil - -.
DIR. G. H. LAWTON.,
ate Of New York and philAdsphis, would say to
his friends and the public that he
may still be found
At e1s Market Street,
Where he ia treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES

NERVOUS AND ChhON4o DApHhSHS
or avery description with the most gratliylng resnI
ny His NEW SYSTEM or MEDICAL EhEoIhlS,lLii
system of practice based strictly on IL
Thorough knowledge Of which is pot only hsessssy ~
oIdar b 1asure successful treatment but wnout
INA apneston Of Electricity in any iorm s put
rous eperent We give below list o. olssasss !" ns
tYaanent Of which this system Is especially Aahp'eu anu
in which we have been most successful A., - A., .,a
amanorrhna interruption retention OF the mehs9ssi
sphonia suppression Of the voice asthma, asus Sn'
eboraa st Vltus dance, constpaton eatarrn conssmP
lion ia It's early stages cough ehloreaa eoueess OF ,
and hands, cramps cancers, deafness, Wneh iton Paa
issia AZ the acoustic uerve dyspepsia dabeu dTopy
aa1nlsnoe gravel goire, hysterls, hip disease, lmpo
euee iumbago liver complaints, loekaw, neutalsn an
nervouaness piles, palsy, rheumatism SPina uSs''e'
curvstures, and tumors. "a. ,. .o, ha as,t.
In uterIne Tor womb disease Its value cannot 1e s
mated Prolapsps sSsS sna
nently cured in an incredibly short space OF ume
| REFERENCRs. i,
Wa haJa the pleasure OF referring tnoss Wno may WA Mie
"a nndar,ake Electrical treatment TO the following Meh
Known citizens Of Wilmington and Yclnny VIZ hass
haan treated by uf, and witnessed our '
goasnh BringhArRt, 219 West street
| Rdwhrd d, Rice, SOL shipley street.
| W. ii, Maj, East Fourth street.
Charles H. Gordon, s2l Market street M !, ,o, "A,
esorge CIeand corner of Seventh and washington sls
n III Jones corner OF Fifth and Market Streets
WIN. L. Rudolph, az MarRet 9t,s, s.rses' nal
DR.. La1oton aoaI not be able 10 take an!
more Patients until after the lst Of SEPTEMBER
~ RIMBoLDis EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA uLEASl
% M ranoyates the blood instils tho Hgor Of heAll
into the System, and purgas out the huaorS hS'
Al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
FERTILIZERS.

U,O OUR CUSTOMERS. So WE TAKE
pleasure In announcing Dealers in Fertilizers and
the Agricultural public, that have within the past
year increased facilities for the manufacture Of
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, to an extent unequalled by
any other House in the United States Europe These
facilities not only include the enlargement Of our old
established works in Philadephla. known the DELLA
WARE RIVER AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL WORKS,
but also the purchase of extensive and welstocked
works at Chicago Illinois, with all the necessary ma
chnery cars &c. to conduct the business. This estab
lishment alone has produced annually 5000 of
dried bones meat and Is capable OF being largely In
creased We desire by the closest supervision, to CON
duet these two that customers will de-
rive practical benefit from ther consolidation, ln OBJ
tanning MANURE which shall maintain standafd
and uniform quality, and at the lowest possible price,
BAUGH q SONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

STRANGE CoINoIDENcE.-Under this head
an exchange gives the following story: Last
Saturday young man named James Noble
went to Nashville 10 visit some friends whom
lie had not seen for many years. On Mon
day night he awoke from lnghttul dream,
in which he saw his father killed by an assas-
sin. so vivid was the dream, that it was
some time before the young man could COM
pose himselfto sleep again. He did so, how
ever, and the next morning detailed to the
family with whom he was stopping the
minutie of the vision. OF course they SAID
II was very queer, but nothing further was
thought about the matter. A few days after
a gentleman, direct from Indianapolis,
brought the intelligence that the father OF
young Noble had, in reality, been robbed
and murdered on Monday night. This to
say the least, Is certainly strange coinci-
dence,"
| -----. -.sssS-------
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

A young lady named Susan Chandler, Of Bos-
ton. having apparently died, was on Saturday
composed 10 her coffin, ready for burial on sun
day. DR.. stroinski made an accidental visit To
the house, saw the corpse, and announced that
susan was ia fit and not dead He proved his
statement by bringing her to life, and she is nov
we'll. -'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. AUGUST 90 1867.
THE LITTLE COFFIN.


Twas a tiny rosewood thing,
Rbon bound and glittering
with its stars Of silver Whit,
Silver tablet, blank and bright,
Downy pillowed, satin-linei,
That /, lettering, chaneed 10 find,
Mid the dust, the scent, the gloom
OF the undertaker's room,
Waiting empty-all for whom !
Ahl what lovs-watohed eradle-bed
Keeps tonight the nestllng head
Or on what soft pillowing breast
Is the eherub form at rest,
That ere long. with dArkened eye,
Sleeping to no lullaby,
Whitley robsd, and still and cold,
Pale flowers clipping from It's hold,
Shall this dainty couch unfolds
Ahl what bitter tears shall stain
An this satin sheet like rain,
And what towering hopes be hid
Meath this tiny.ooilln lid
0n whose tablet shall appear
Little words that must be there,
Little words cut deep and true,
Bleeding mothers heart anaw-
Sweet, pet name, and aged two.
Oh can sorrows hovering plume
Round our pathway cast a gloom,
Chill and darksome as the shade
By an infants coffin madeH
From our arm an angel dies,
And our startled, dazzled eyes,
Weeping round its vacant place,
Cannot rise lis path to TRACE,
Cannot sse the angels face
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

pO.ursa from the best and most reliable houses in New
s vieas Of a experienced Druggist graduate Of
the COLLEGE OF Pharmacy Of PHILADELPHIA, have s neen
secured who will give careful ssenuoa 70 me IN IN
klI klnds Of Fancy Articles, chemcAa,Patent Medi.
naa Parfumery Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs, Fancy
Ooloans Water Soaps preparations for the HAIR,
"a svsrythiug usually found lii well regulated Drug
store will always be kept on hAhai anu SOU At 'ne
| Lowest Philadelphia prices. 49,. ,.... -. ~,
Mira Dr. FOSTER, who is regular graduate o. rem
Medical Uniyersty will continue the prSelee ol meu
| moi professionally engaged. 4i ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
Go
DELUsION.

We madly follow pleasures,
The phantom of day
We dance to folIy's measure,
And with rsmorse We pay.
We fatter those above us,
Their frallties imitatei
Neglecting friends Who love us,
And fondle where we hate.
Each has his beau ideal,
And each deplorss his lot,
We overlook the real
In search Of what is not.
We hear the voice OF relson,
Resolve aud hesitate;
Defer then for a season,
And heed ii when too late.
While happiness ws'rs wooing,
Ger land and sea we roam;
The goddess we're pursuing
Is waiting us at home.
Still counting on the morrow,
We reach the end at last;
Then worlds would give to borrow
One moment from the past.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
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CORNER OF
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WILMINGTON. DEL. -. ~
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MoORKsroN, N. j July s. 1867.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20
npMEnIEs FoR TIE HORSE

REMEDIES FOR TIKI HORSE.
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diseases Of tie horse will be kept constantly on hand
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-20

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A ODDS. ACIDs-l50 CARROxs
"A Of sulphuric, MurlRtic and Nitric Aeias'
In store and for sale al reduced prices ~
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A VERY corpulent gentleman, travel
ing in Minnesota was walking backward
and forward in front Of q tavern while
the horses were changing. Ono Of the
gapers, au inhabitant Of the place, had
n mind to be witty ; viewing tho gentle
mans person, he accosted him with,
" I see, sir, you carry your portmanteau
before you" "Certaiuly," said he,
F" always think it requisite to have it
under my eye when passing through q
suspicious looking place."
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EARTHQUAKES IN NEVADA dispatch
to the Bee, dated at Unionville (Nev.),
November 2eth, says:
Two shocks of On earthquake were
felt here last cvening-the first at $3.50,
San Francisco time the other about one
hour later. The first was accompanied
by a %rumbling noise like distant thun-
der, apparently passing from north to
south, and much heavier than the Sec
ond.
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IT is alleged by old trappers and
hunters that the Indians who have
lately signed treaties with the govern
ment did so to gain time for a cam
paign early in the Spring. The red
man is not prepared for war in the
Winter. He will be ready to fight in
the Summer.
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TAX ON MISxs.-The proceeds of
mines in Lander county upon which a
tax OF So 90 was levied this year will
amount to S30s, 275 6s. The tax to be
paid upon this levie amounts to $685.
60, Of which S5,0s6 81 are for county
purposes, and So, 5s3 &c for State pur-
poses.-Reese River Reuelie.
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A WESTERN paper thus notices a mar
riage: "Spliced-0n the 9Th, at the
residence Of the old cock, Sal Chowder
TO Dobyn Darnit. May their mug OF
happiness be filed to the tip, and the
glim oftheir happiness neverb be doused."
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Piper's Opera House !

proprietors. .Mes,rs. JOHN and HENRY PIPER
Stage nI,nmss
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MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT


The merits OF this Liniment arc well known. It's
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Cuts, bruises, sprains and swelllngs are so common.
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il Is more certain than the doctor-it saves timein
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READ THE FOLLOWING:
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Horses. Our men have used II for Burns. Bruises,
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Express.
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Gloucester, Mass, August !, 1856.
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Sold by all Druggists, and Stores, ut . and 20 cts,
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