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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
rn HE A FARMERS wIEn.

/ am wild and laughing girl, just turned Of sweet
seventeen
As full of mischief aud Of fun ever you have seem
And when am a woman grown, no city beau for mei
If O'er marry in my lie, farmers wife III be-
love a country life; love the joyous breeze;
love to hesr the singing birds among the loiy trees
The lowing herds the beating ocks, make music sweet
for mei
II Ger marry in my liie farmers wife III be.
love to the chickens skip love to milk the COWS,
ove to hear the farmera boys whslling at their pougs
And fields OF and waving grain are pleasant sights
to me;
If e'er marry in my ifo, farmers wife Ill be
love to see the orchards whore the golden apples grow
love to walk in meadows where bright the stremlet
aow;
And aowry banks aud shady woods have many ehHrm
for me;
II e'sr marry in my life, f,rmers vile Ill be.
Let other girls who love it best, enjoy the gloomy town
Mid dusky walls and dusky streets 10 ramble up AM
down;
But aowry hanks and shady woods and sunny skier 70
| me;
| II Ger marry in my life, farmers wife III be.
1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
CROQUET.

The evening was bright with the moon OF May
And the lawn was light as though lit by day
From my windows looked to see orOquet
II.
OF malets and balls the usual display,
The hoops all stood in arch array,
said to myself Soon we'll see Croque.
But the mallets and balls uuheaded lay,
And the maid aud youth, side by sid4 sat they
Aud l said to myself Is that Croquetl
".
saw the seamp--it was as light as day
Put his arm round her waist in a loving way,
And he squeezed her hand. Was that Croquei
v.
While the red rover rolled forgotten away.
He whispered all lover should say,
And he kissed her lips. what queer cro1uetl
VI.
Silent they sat meath the moon of May,
And knew by her blushes she said not nay,
And thought in my hea,t Now that's croquet,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

A YOUNG MAN at Central Falls, II. l., LETT
his home last week on account OF dissatis
faction, and found another residence While
he was digging a cellar beneath barn on
Friday, his mother came TO entreat him to
return, but he refused, when the building
tell, killing hlm instantly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

An orator of Athens said to Demosthcnes'
The Athenans will kill you if they wax mad
1T will be you, said Dsmosthenes, ff they are
in their Senses
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
EosTER's DRUG STORE,
II CORNER OF
FRONT AND WEST STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

MRS. DIR. Eos n E R
,,.as 10 bar friends and tho public generally that
Ga hss taken the Drug Store at the corner Of Font and
tmouI sir.uia. and Laid in full Anpply OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. G. I'll. LAWTON,

ate of New York aud Philadelphia, would say TO
his friends aud the public that he
may still be found
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

nREss AND COAT MAKING.
DRESSES AND COATS CUT AND FITTED
AT THK
SHORTEST NOTICE
AND ON
THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
Al No. s4s TATNALL STREET..
All the latest and most desirable styles for
LADIES AND cHILDRRN'S SUITS.
Constantly on hand.
as- PERFECT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. "6s
Also, PLAIN SEWING
| NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE
| 8. j. BENNETT.
NB-!rwo Apprentices wanted immediately at this
' above place to lesrn Drsssmaking. mAylO'5mos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

The Imperial Diet Of Austria has rejected
the bill abolshing capital punishment IN the
Empire,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

VpIMpoIp,s EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA CLEANS
% and reuoyaes the blood insts tho Vigor OF health
into The aystem and pugcs out the humors That maze
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

NJ DUNG LADIES BEWARE OF THE INJURIOUS
,e close IN the pores Of tho skim aud in short time
destroy the complexion. If you would have = fresh
healthy and youthful appearance use helmbolds FA-
trae gurg
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
III 7x#aal HALLS
Ma .1IVEcEIABLE SlCILIAN
a$S4f HAIR
.RENEWER.
Vegetable SiciIiaR Hair ReneWef

Has stood the test of seven gears
before the public and 40 lIrepaId-
fj0t fOI, the hail' has get been dis
cOpeied that qUiJL produce the same
beneficial results. 1t is an entirety
1leiU scientific discovery, c0haOt1iailO
mann of the most p0WelJM dllM re-
sf0rdtiCe agents in the NEcEi iAHLE
KINGDOM. 1T restores GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOU VI
COLOR 10 makes the Scdkll abhiJe
and clean cures d07t0TdU ana
hItua0rs, and falling out OF the
hair; and IUiU make ii O9'OaU upon
baLE heads, eGcept 5n Vefy 0ge:a
fipe principle OU 9Ohich the hair as
,,OtIisIied and supported. ~ 7ndices
ne hair moist, soft, dld gC0ssy,
nnI Is aCnSuTpG SSed as q ~ "A IC
MESSING It's the cheapest
DreDaratiOn eVer offered to the f),.O;-
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other lITepG1'dttOll.
N is recommended dlld Nsed OD
the First Medical Authority.
The qUOldelT'itl results pFOd3tceN
bU ON. SiciLian Hair RelleaOer maze
Induced n1d1Iy to 1nd7l9tTdctM9e pre-
11nrntiOgs for the Hair, Nlldei ga
INNS names: and, {IB order to IN
,I,fce the trade and the public TO
1lIrchase their compounds, Wey
E@pe E resorted to fdEsehOOd, By
ciGi1niI,g they acre former part
Ters, OF had some connection sUtth
oitr @ Mr.. Hal, and their prepdrd-,
lion sUas similar to oars. DO not @
be deceiUed By them PltfctaSe w. me
| 0yi0indL: it has neOef Yet Oeeh
Sn,,igGiIed. "a our Treatise Ola The Hair,
,i,jih ceyfifcutes, sent free by mail.
Zee mat each bottle has oar ll1'idrdte
ReuenMe Stamp OVer the tor Of he
bottle. AU others arc limitations
RIP. Hall & Co" Props. Nashua, NJ HI
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
febI2-ly
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GROFESTEEN 6 co,
Piano Forte N anufa facturers,
499 Broadway, n. Y.

THESE PIANOS, received the lIighes :
Il Award Of Merit! at the Worlds Fair,
over t"e best makers from London, PARIS,
Gefmanyr the cities of New York, PhiIadc
phia, Baltimore and Boston also, the Gold
Medal at the American Institute, for Five
successive years! Our Pianos contain The
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Over
strung gass. Full Iron Frame, and al Mod
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practical experience Of over thirty five
years aud il the makrr of over eleven
thousand piano forte, oar Gc.i ties for
manufacturing enable ~ 10 sell thrsr in .
hirnmenis from sloo 20 $500 cheaper thgu
any FIRST class piano forte.
Dec. 3, '66-iy.
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EcPaEato- O. pilli.

Throw away your f,!s, rrilacs, your switches,
your wig
pcs'rucGv" nf comfort, and not worth zig
Com" a""l Couc youthful, come ugly and lair,
And iCj1,cc In your own lU,uiut hair.
Reparator CapIni,
For restoring hair. upon bald heads rom
whatever can-c 1t may hav" fallen out aud for.
cuG a growth OF ha,r upon the face, Il ha, no
equal. 1t will force the beard to grow upou IT,
smo0th",t face IL from five to eieht weeks. or
lur upon bald heads in lrum two to three
months. : few ignorant practiumcIs have as.
serted thu: there Is. nothing that will force or
hasten the growth ol the HAIR or h-l,d Their
assertions are false, a. thousand, ol living wit.
ncsscs lirom ihcir own cXprriruc,) can bear
witness But many will say, how mc We to
distinguish tn" genuine from the spuiiOu~r 1t
certainly Is difficult. niuc-'"uths ui the dit
ic'cnt Preparations advcrtiscd tor the hair AVID
bcard al" entirely worthless, and yor NAV have
already thrown away large amount in their
purchase. TO such We would sav, try the Re-,
porNtor Carilli; it will cost ven nothing unless
It fully comes up to uu- representations. II
your Druggist dues not keep it, send ~ 81 and
We VIII 10, ward i, postpaid, together with re-.
ccipt for the mrucy which viii he returned
YOU on application, plovidng cutirc satisfaction
is not given. Address,
". l. CLARK & Co Chemists
No Wc.; Fayrt,c St, Syracuse, y Y.
Feb 2u-ly.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.

NilAhi.Nl Il MAIL.
Arrives at Lancaster Court llousc, "Wednesday
AID Saturday, At - IN.
Departs "Wednesday aud saturday at p. M,
JEFFERSON MAIL.
Departs Thursday at ! IL. IN.
Arrives Friday It II a. IN.
CAMDEN'via Liberty Hill.
Departs "Wednesday at G a. m.
Arrives Friday att p. IL.
PiNEVN.LE MAIL.
Departs Thursday at IA III.
Arrirrs Friday at 1 p. III.
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JOB WORK

Will bc executed with ncatncss and dispatch
and or accommodating terms
e5S" TIE CASH for Advertising and job
Wcrk will he required III all instances as soon
ms the work IL rendered. Written orders, 10
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
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JOhn iN"AN ~ w vi. D|I 10 MArSl GI
Conn3rs Executors Of assets. for lniuuc.
j. L. liamIn"nd, deed. ton, &c.
Samuel Spencer. et al.
IN conformity to the dccretal order Of
Chancellor lesc'ue in the above stated
cause, filed in my Office, January the 2nd,
1867 the creditors, both of the Estate Of
=. Is. Hammond, deceased, and hlso Of the
Estate of =. T.. Hammond, deceased. are
hereby notified that they have been enloin
ed by said order from proceeding ut law,
and that They are required TO be aud appear
before me. al my Office at Lancaster Court
House, and prove and establish their sever.
nj md respective claims, on or before the
hrst day Of June, one thousand eth, han
dred and sixty seven. Tuis notice applir.
Ms well 10 the judgment creditors of both
said Estates, as TO all other creditors Of
whatsoever grade or char cter Each and
every one who refuses or fails 10 avail him,
or herself Of this advantage and privilege
herein offered, will be barred and excluded
from such privilege after the peremptory
day above Designated
X. @ BILLINGS, c. f L d.
Commissioner office, Lancaster, lis C.
Jan. 0, 1867, -3mo.
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Notice This.

bCERSt)NS 10 whom wo have extended
4 short credits are requested 10 make
immediate payment, MS ow circumstances
will not allow us TO give longer indulgence
MCDONALD & McCURRY,
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Empire sewinr Machira 60
$l5OOPER YEAR we wan, Agent,

everywhere TO sell our IMPROVED $50 Sew
!ng Machines. Thee new kinds Under
"ud upper feed. Sent on trial. Warranted
five years Above salary or large commi,
sion- paid. The ONLY machines sold in the
Unitrd States for less than $40, which are
fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson,
G'ovor d Baker, Singer < Co and BarhpI.
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arrest, fine and Imprisonment IIlu-trn,cd
circulars sent free Address, or call upon
Shaw q Clark, at BidJclord, Mainc, or Chi.
cagu, Ill. lT-lv.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-07
rcachus' Counfv I,,sf,t.,,.

Below win be found a synopsis Of
the proceedings Of the Teachers in.
stitute, held in Curwensville, in Sep.
tember last
The institute met, pursuant TO a
call Of the County Superintendent, on
Monday morning, at 9 o'clock, on the
28d OF September last, and continued
in session five days. About ninety
five teachers were present. The Off
GERS were Geo. w. Snyder, President /;
Samuel G, Kuntz and Frank Z. Raj.
ferty, Vice Presidents J. S Thomp-
son and Talbeit Robinson, Recording
Secretaries Miss Katurah Leonard,
Corresponding Secretary. The pro
ceedings of the Institute were chiefly
class-drills, lectures, discussions, aud
the reading of essays aud reports.
The topics chosen for reports and
essays wore such as are of Importance
in themselves, and of great moment to
all interested in the success of orr
common school system. Two lectures
were delivered each day by Prof l. s.
Geist.
The following are the principal reso-
lutions read and adopted:
Resolved, That We, the students of the Normal
School, recognize in Prof !. s. Geist, an able aud
efficient teacher; and that, by his labors and un-
abated real, during his stay has greatly added to
our advancement We, therefore, owe him our
warmest thanks.
Resolved, That he shall ever be kept in remem-
brance, in view Of his past labors amongst u.s. as
well as veteran In the cause Of education.
Resolved, That we trust our Superintendent will
endeavor TO procure the services Of Prof. l. S.
Geist again next summer, believing he has no su-
perior.
Resolved, That Geo. W. Snyder, our worthy
County Superintendent, has, by his untiring zeal,
advanced tho educational interests of the county
and has succeeded In infusing an interest never
before felt in this county.
Resolved, That owe him our thanks for es-
tablishing County Normal School thus a1ording
an opportunity Of preparing ourselves for the bet
ter discharge Of our duties.
Resolved, That we recommend to the School
Directors Of the county to increase the salary of
the County OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that he is
not sufficiently compensated for the labor he has so
well performed.
Resolved, That we return our sincere thaaks to
Rev. kerns and Mr.. Spencer, for their able lectures
Resolved, That we suggeH to all teachers to
procure works on the Theory Of Iehching and
School Governments and that we recommend
Prof Wickersham's "school Economy" az a work
worthy the perusal Of all teachers.
Thus, the first Institute under the
new law closed, every person con
nected well pleased. Ii was very har.
monious, and the proceedings were
characterized by an earnestness that
bids fair for the common schools of
our county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-07

"MIsTAKEN SOULS. Those persons
who expect 10 witness the execution
Of Lena Miller, on the 18th, by climb
ing on the roofs of buildings, will find
themselves very much mistaken. We
understand that the Sheriff, Chief
Burgess and Town Council have made
stringent arrangements with reference
to this matter. Any person, or per
sons, attempting to practice this mode
Of sightseeing will either find them
selves in Jail or beyound the bounds
Of the borough on short notice. A
competent police force has been Sc
cured to keep all curiosity mongers
away from the promises of the Jail,
should this become necessary But
II Is hoped that all good citizens will,
on this occasion, remain at their
houes, attend TO their legitimate busi-
ness, and make it their duty TO coun-
sci and advise the young and curious
70 remain away, If the citizens dis
charge their duty in this matter
counsel and advise persons to remain
A' their homes, instead of congrega-
ing N town, 70 crafty u morbid Curl
oslty-the Sheriff and his posse will
nave but little trouble. The Sheriff
ana his officers expect to discharge
1uelr duties on this occasion, and they
especially request the citizens TO
discharge theirs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-07

We understand that William NJ
Mccullough, Esq, has been appointed
agent, for this county, for the sale of
the Youths History of the Late Civil
War" The title of this work would
lead one to suppose that it was writ
ten for the use of children. This, to
certain extent, is true but adults
will be amazed, and no doubt highly
edited, by reading and pondering
over the great truths detailed in this
work. Every household in the eoun-
ty should be in possession of this
treasury of useful knowledge The
book is sold only by subscription, and
at the remarkable low rate of SLIGO,
and still contains more valuable infor-
nation than any other history of the
Rebellion, although it costs less than
half the usual price for such books
1t can be had by calling at Mr.. Nc
Cullough's office.
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