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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-02
Sheet Music aud Musical Works.

Our catalogue embraces over six thousand
different pieces. and is immensely popular.
New music published every day. and music
mailed, postage paid, when the marked
price is RENTED.
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L. Cancers killed in 48 hours, with
out knife, and with little or no pain,
by DR.. Spalding's great French Rem
edy.
Consumption cured with his "French
Automatic Atomizer," by inhalation
the greatest invention of the age for
Consumption, Diseases of the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Phthisic, and all Diseases
of the Lungs and Throat. All old
Chronic Diseases attended to with
care. Terms moderate.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

The new elementary Piano Method, by
Jean Manns and Henry kleber. Tie
simplest and most progressive and bess
work ever published. Price 81 30.
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sHAPARD & GARNER.

nRS. SHAPARD 4 GARNER RES
- pectfully announce to their friends.
aud the public generally, that they have
entered into partnership in the practice
Of their profession the obligations Of
which they will faithfully and promptly
discharge whenever called rpon.
Office on the SQuare-second door from
the Wet corner. --ra spril2s.
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We keep the very choicest and best strings
that are made. Price per set. for best
Violin 81 flor Guitar, 81 30; mailed. postage
mid
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Insolvency Notice.
Dissolution,

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween John NJ. Hutchins and George W.
Warner has been dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be carried on
in future by John N. Hutchins.
HUTCHlNS 4 WARNER.
June q 1880.
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LOOK HERE.-All persons indebted
to Hutchins 4 Warner are requested tt
come forward and settle, and saw
trouble.
aug10 j. NJ HUTCHlNS.
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NOTICE.


By order Of the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen ofWinchester, ! hereby give
twenty days notice to taxpayers, to
come forward and pay their taxes,
within said time, and failing to do so,
/ will proceed at once to disJrain upon
property. CLARENCE HORNE,
aug-3t Town Constable.
"YoU BET."-All those indebted to
the Smile Saloon must come up aud
settle immediately, or they will find
their accounts in the hands OF IN OIL
Ger. A Word to the wise is sufficient.
W. W. WORD.
augl9
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The Parlor Gem I Octave Piano,

in handsome rosewood cases. medium sire.
is the handsome>t and best Piano ever
made, and the prices exceedingly low;
every instrument fully warranted five
years; send for price-list. We Lave aiao
ON hand all kinds Of Musical Instruments
in Great variety.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post-office at VIM
chester, Tenn, at the close ofthe month of
August, 1869.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-02
BAND INSTRUMENTS
VIOLIN STRINGS.

of Brass and German Silver, warranted
correct in tone, atprices much below other
mann t;IN lurrrS.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-04
E Neuffd1e Mhofbefe Sn

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Der oeutf6en 2lpotbefe bes Serru S..
IS. 9ablscf, SO. 10, Yu6Iic Gquare,
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rei9baltigen 8orratb Der belten 2Irss
neift0ffev SoiIetfens Mrtitel. Eorben,
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Ne6epte miro 81 ieber @tunoe Des Sas
ges ul0 Der Naht AurM eonlpetente
Ybarma3euten 6eforgt un0 Jehermann
tam fl@ Der aufalerflamlFen, plntts
li@lfen nuo eepiflenbofteiten Beoies
nunG Deriidert hnlten.
@ @erIangt fofort elm
fraftiger Wfanll In mittleren Sabren,
Der flA nidt aenirt su arbeiteu, eeaen
regelmabige un0 piinttli9e 8esabluna,
als Yorter in eiitem bieigen @efAaft.
GE 60 MI a Bier. Sic @ountBs
@onlntiilieners eriuabIten geitern Seits
rb 1earoen gum Gonitabler fur ben Is
0ifrift.
Is MiIi3. glad Sbertou !
County fOaen 3tuei MAia sGompagnien
GaDaTerie geihidt iperoen, Inn bort
nabere Betanntl6aft nit Den &utturern
du MAIDEN. Oie bier nod garnilonis
reneen Wlili5en lino iest anf els
Wann reOusirt.
@ GriminaI0eTiht. 81,
Warsuis, 9iebfabl, 9ittidlulOie.
abomas Sberaa, falfd)e 8orpanoe,
nolle proseQui.
Sbomos Grant, 9iebita1I, auf Npril
neriAoben.
Ole 3lase 9 gen g8m. 9liper au
SiebitabI Gam 5ur 8erbanDtuns.
GW Sratorium. Wergen
Srettag, Mbeno wir6 bas grpbe Sras
torium vnnfer Grl6Ier" in Der MaiO.
mic 8alie gum @elten Der Boptiiter
9abbatbs S6ule aufaeflbrt meroen
Sreunbe ben ssiitIider NfuFt iueroei
ouf biefes Sratorinm aufinerfIanl &c.
nadt. 8ueleitb ipre9er mir Infrel
berbiuoliHen Sant fur neberlenoun!
bon 3ifets aus.
/ R llnslI6sfaIl. flnieru
glohbar Sulius 2ind Miril
snnl @rtpiIl Saus, puiiirte beute in De
| 5eritreunna bas llnsliid, oaB er I'D
ben Sept ablbnitt, um ben er Elm pub
| berfurSeil p0llte.
P. S.. Soeben b6ren mir, baB {
fd nur Die Singer, benz 9ubn ober be-
Sopf ab9ebauell,
p. S. Sod fpdtere gfndridte
tbeiIen nit, baB Die Singer ni1t ob
| fon6ern nur 9eidnitten fnO,
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Oeaibpiae 0seSenfabrip.

8ed,feI Der BETTER.
g2adbem bic untevsei5neteu bic Raibpine Befeils
Sabr t ppn 81 s. Gmrop fdaiIioD ei11orben babeni
frerten re fs9c Serbefierutg.n unb Grweiterunser
prrnf huleft, nm biefeIte bel aBettrm ftn 0rOkteu
eruD SOIlfs6neisffen eerarf gen @tabIffTemen
inn Tiieen as n0eben Sic Iperheu pen HetIte On
6cs @ei9aft IN Betrieb iesen nno fottIDdbreRn
Belen,s 8iirlfen uno 8efeH< WateriaI
an 0onS 5aEten, rpeIGeis IN ben IMPLICIT niebrtssn
gtei5en III perfnufen geoenteT. 2iftrdGe TrpT.pt
ousgeflbrt. Tie Mufmerfiamfeit Ses anosssfanhes
1rfr6 nuf tInfre Snbrlt un6 Bnrrdtbe g. lent.
81. q &opu u. G1.s
9o,.6f s5rpubitras
@ @ir saRIen bfs bS9fseR Eyeif .iir sEOonn
&prn. ". =. u. 90.
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3. 50 6it1aGosO.
BON %. R. 60 rnsItul5 U. Co.

N&sRsstRt6tt aptt Te's 0ts V y ~ ~ u ~ SN<J
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2ethenbeffatter unb 9dn6Ier in allen Sorten poRs
sielt6iter aFetNIlensm &drgen. Gdefets. bols
5eruen une 1Hceren Gdr9en llnn fDrftigen Afafes
rtdiien fur Observation-Disclosures. g8irb Segrdtuthe
bsioreen ME fei1e Sorgduoer, ruenn hanttt bedpfz
traet uno bort i'm Stanae 81 fetrl, onr@ forefdtee
Nufmerfiomieit @enmgtbnung 81 eeben.
SD tann in ueiner Office, Bio. 80 wearspel
6aus, Gburd6faroae. III ieher stumble bes Cages
iln6 Der Nae1t oHeetroifeH tuerbeu.
Re 0adbem mir unier gnnses Gei9dft an
8 rrn s. 81. g NIB pon Rutbetforb Country atlss
eniipen BEN gnbIint oIs unsern NatDfoger, ba mir
thn FIR etutn Ghrenmann bGlten urb merben ibu
Guf AHiitden beisBegrdbntfien uuteritIten.
Ianf9 33 10. 81. 01rneIipSn. Co.
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bstradtet uerOsn. Gr erfIart ieine |
abFdt, bic 9Fidten feiues slnltss
llnbefatnmert bufdB5afaBren, ieDie isi.
ne 8utimmuas fir aIIssnieines
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Slnpsnbang brinsen, nm iolbe MlaBs
legelu 81 Derbinnern oenel ID entaes
gen bin, bod peroenole @eiebe gee
treuIia auseefabrt tuerbeu, oh iis nun
meme 8iaigung erbalten oOer ni9t.
lleber ale Geaenitaabe per6e i'd bic
@OIitif beiOIseH, fie 8u empfeblen, aber
nidt, um iie ge9en ben 8ilien oes
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0aulit ltb slIIe eIei4mdbis Oana9
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entse9en iino, aIs Die, peI6e ibnen
geifoa sOIIen.
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tern aeonIbet tuerOen, melAer aud nar
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pubiiren min. Der Greoit mab 70 be-
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ben @tanO fest, Die 8inien auf biz
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aaspartisen 8oIitit iOll nit allen SEA.
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unb ale sefetliebenOeu Burger, Of
einbeiusifde ODER nuturaIifrte, miller
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Gis etimrnrf6tsfrases 10 LANCE aIs
Elm 2beil Der Burger Der Station aus.
esi5lOfsn fnO, aiebt @uIas sur eIuf.
rssuug. Gis Qualification Oes IL
Gmeubsments elrfts Die @ade an
sUefmabieiten entldstOeu.
lgopeit reidten Bic 9spefasn ali
mir sur 4rsfTe singsu, 3, gte0s)
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gtabt nllO stadt.
aasnten Der .,gsnn. gtaatsssitaag.

Gts fDIQenhgn 6eyre beastorFrt, AoonTenfen
NH Mnsei9er fir Sic .Tenneffee StnetsSestuHg" 81
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aGuamfa 6pebrer. GIeUeEaao bio.s
Gbarlee ~ epen i. &c., 81 Fart FO1O, 9iep si0ft
@. RnniCbenbera. Chattanooga, Seap-
.. Il. 9ahneE. Dalton Ga.s
= "a. q. RELbes IT,, aotalsMseat,
Aenrp gIGbe8 o., settMusB Gclpostsar.
Gaspar Breutus, ReieaSsr agent.
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IA SER Sulius Dorm /
2ouisbiIle mur0e ais Director De
DentfdeH 8eEfi9erunss s@efelIi6aft Al
bic z@teAe bon Serrn DO. Billing e.
mdblt. 1 k
ssesf ks4s
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NacifSc Oifembabmaas
OefeIIfdbnft.

Su Semasbeit nit einem bard bic OeFstaet es.Ss
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f1afteu ~ bernien, nm 9ireEtnnaa cher Resaaiter
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mi.aetheiIt::.

missstbeiIt:
8aibiue ton, 4, WARS.
II 1lbr gernt.
Die RrO:effioHif fOeben bon Grants
Sauptquartter aufseBrOden. Ser
GeneraI sEf3isno af eem @ertieo unO
bsaise fsiaen agen, in tOeI@eia Sen.
aaplins bersits cit ssncmmsn bate.
Golfdr flee ii ben uadFfoIssnssn
aHasen. Sierauf fOIste Gronts stah.
Die Spite Der iber cine MeiIe Ian8sn
RrosefTiOn biIOets Gin 5tesiuttat Ga
pauesie inter Col. aHauod. Ser @es
gen bat aufssb6rt unO 20 II 0Ile sIus'
flSt hOsban0sn, Oob mir eiusn f60nsn
Eag baben t5erbeu. $3.50.
.sssE @sa bling en- 4. Mldr8,
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Isnse Reibe Der ,niIariiden unO an.
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siasr pnusuFatiOns 9pff6ait
beoaahis @rafiSent crdnt gladfstr
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tam Osas ban 0IIsnlIidBed Sttetsiis ID
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0euetfc 9epeid)ell.

0ar@ bic @iite Der elbIidea 4a.
elte xeIesrapb @sielfdoft purosu uns
bic fOIgenoeul
@eueften Depefe6en
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-04

nsr somiItOn u. eprnsp gs CO. grrsbitabs
transportiren Gaarsn spfsnfrsi an lire RGkssn ii,
Rafbpine unO GcgsheID b
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-04

n 5amenfartSffetf. sGsbt ~
Gsunsf u, g. 5tih.M arttfraee, unb tanft
bort Cure @anienFartOTsIn Giafbuntert
Barrels NsI6annrts un6 psa6 WICtDs iinb
ifCeten anSslaHst. fsb24 In
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02
lam opening the
Largest Stock Of New Goods
to be bund in the country,
Consisting of

consisting OF
a fine assortment of the i'm
proved Electro-Platcd Silver
Ware, plated with heavy
sterling silver, and every
piece warranted or the money
refunded,
American and foreign watches, of
all kinds, at reduced prices,
New and every watch
Styles of warranted. A
JeWelry, Clocks, large stock
Silver, Silver-PIated of superb
and Britannia Ware or table
of the best quality. & pocket
New Styles La Cutlery, Spec
dies Fancy tacles, Ladies and
b a c k Gents travelling bags,
Combs. Musical Instruments,
Guns, Revolvers, Pistols,
and Ammunition, Fishing Tackle,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-02

watches and jewelry, repaired II
the best manner possible. Plain anu
fancy engraving. s
HARDING e. FLANDEho'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
ArnocIoUs CRIME ON A STEAMER.
Man Drugged and Robbed, and then
Thrown Overheard.

When the propeller Delaware, Captain
Smith. of the independent line between Nor
wich and New York, was coming from New
York on Friday night, and was about three
miles east OF Sands Point, the captain heard
a faint voice of some one III distress. He
Immediately stopped the steamer and called
the watch below. No vessel was in sight,
and nothing could be seen IN the darkness,
but the voice was again heard, somewhat
plalncr, calling "help." A boat was prompt
ly lowered and pulled in the direction Of the
voice, and after proceeding short distance
came upon man in the water, who was
taken on board the steamer. He was entire
ly naked, with the exception OF his shirt,
and almost exhausted. When he had suili-
GENTLY recovered he was put 10 bed, and
landed at New London on Saturday morn
ing. where lie was taken TO the almshouse
He gave his name as Richard Hecker, ant
related the following TO the reporter OF th'
Norwich Bulletin:
" left New York Friday afternoon, oi
the steamer Old Colony, bound TO Boston
just before leaving was accosted by tw'
men who were going on the same boat. -
They invited me to take drink with them
which / did, and also asked them to drin
with me. At this time | think they mus
1 have seen my money, which | had in m
pocket-book, amounting 10 500 In th
evening ] had faint recollection Of som
persons seizing hold OF me, and directly a
ierwards l found myself in the water.
found when l first got overheard that m
pocket ,-bool was gone. tiled TO swim viii
my clothes on, but found it very dlificul
and removed all my clothing hut my shir
My boots troubled me most to get oil. 1 the
struck out for land, which must have been
mile or more off, but the tide kept putin
me back, aud ] had made up my mind tn
must finally be drowned, when saw Il
light of the steamer Delaware, l judged
mile off, coming towards me. made ever
endeavoI to get as hear her as possible, an
when she got in my vicinity called lor lie
again and again, as loudly as possible, b
my strength was nearly gone and feared
should not DO heard. 1t was still nigl
however, and my voice was heard by Cal
Smith, who imme edintely sent a boat To II
relief, and | was brought on board OF Il
steamer and kindly cared for. think
was in the water Tor about an hour and
lalLn
, Mir. Hecker was confined TO his bed
day Saturday, but will probably be out in
day or two. He says he has been clerk
: drug store in New York, and has also be
employed in the same business in Boston.
He served three years in the war and "
, hospital steward in tue titiy-ttth Massach
selti Regiment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

Rev. Rowland Hill nsed to ride 10 and from
church in a carriage This gave offence TO one
of his members at least, who went so far as to
hand in, among the notices, one requesting
the prayers of this congregation for the pas,
tor, who, yielding to pride, is in the habit of
riding in his carriage, not content, like his
Divine Master, to ride upon an ass"
1t was not until Mr.. Hill had read the pa
per, and observed the sensation created, that
he noticed its import; and then, laying it
down, he said
''It is true, brethren, ride in my earriagei
but if the author of this notice will appear at
the conclusion of the services, saddled and
bridled will do my best to ride him home. "
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

CuR1ous FAMILY HIsToRY.-At reunion
of Two families named Collett and Mckay,
near Waynesyille, Ohio, last Saturday, near
" one hundred and tighty-fve bearing those
names were present. OF the Collett family,
il is related that, more than hundred years
ago, husband, wife, and babe set sail from
The coast of France, 10 find home in Amer
lea. The wife, after few days at sea died
and famine having broken out on board
ship, an allowance of Que biscuit each day
was issued TO the adults, the children being
permitted to slarve. But the father shareC
hls food with the child, and led ii upon hal
biscuit day until the voyage ended. Ant
from motherless babe, subsisled on nail
biscuit day through long voyage, 1t II
said, the Colleit family is descended
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

1t is related by gentleman of veracity that
when Rosecrans was falling back from Chieka-
mauga, he called his staff around him and
asked for pencil. Every one of them ner-
yously fumbled In his pocket, but nary pencil
did he find. Flashing his eyes upon them,
with much bitterness of tone, he remarked to
them "lf had asked you for eorkscrew,
every one of you would have had one.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
wmMlNaroE, Fabrunry 3, lsol

WILMINGTON, feOfuhfy y I5U5,
This Is to certify that had Plastic Slate Roof put
my dwelling TWO years It has given entire
satisfaction slider 1t by far the cheapest and best
Roofing now in 1t improves by age-nether cold
heat Affecting 1t. Mine s now seamless sheet Of
slate over the whole roof RICHARD Il. JONES,
217 shipley Street.
l fully concur in the above statoment so much so
that have had the roofs Of three houses covered
with it, and hnd perfect satisfaction in them.
JAS. NJ JONES, 2lS Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

An aged, gray-haued, and decrerit .Lo.
thario recently eloped from Mississippi
village with nice young girl Of fifteen, but
the telegraph stopped the couple at New ~
leans. When informed at the police station
thai the old fellow had wife and family,
~ know that, replied the young beauty
"but YOU see they don't treat him we'll and
he's got The rheumatism and the asthma,
and he's got failing in his back anu yon
concluded we'd come away and live by our
selves"
Rev. Roht Collyer was formerly . black
smith. While recently walking through a
White Mountain village he entered black,
smiths shop, and asked the privilege q
making nail He handled the iron anc
hammer SO skillfullY that the master OF The
nlace. thinking him still one oi the craft
asked "whcre he was at work ?'' Mr.. Coll
yer replied "that he was not working sleadl
ly anywhere just now"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

ny T. W. PARSONS
Sad Eleanor sits in the lonely hall
Silent ever, she sits and sews,
Like nun, for penance, at work on her pail,
Thinking the while on her sins and woes;
She sighs, but sings not for all are gone,
Ellen and Frances, Austin and John,-
And silently her hand works on.
Musng on many things,-God above,
And life and death and the burning lake,
And her work,-an everything but love,
For nothing her frozen heart can wake-
She stabs with her needle, but never sings
For Oft in her q shrill bell rings,
And she starts, os she heard an angels wings.
At nine o. the clock comes the Abbot in,
And whispers, " Eleanor, what hast thou theref"
"All day." she answers, "at work have been
On a winding-sheet which mean TO wear,
And now am busy, hemming my pail
For heard, last night, the Death h-Angel call,
And the grass will soon grow over us ALL
At ten, Brother William came from his room,
Saying, 'sister Eleanor, get thee to bed I"
And he walked up and down with face of gloom,
More heavy of heart than he was in his tread
For meagre he was, and worn his looks,
with hunting for sense in dificult noolis,
And words in hid corners of Latin books
Still, patient Eleanor never stirred,
But stitched away at the snow-whlte cloth,
And answered the Brother never a word
whereat the sulen friar was wroth,
And gded away, with his visage wan,
Silent and sober, for all were gonel-
Brother Austin, and Brother John
He met tho cat in the corridor,
And the lean thing rubbed against his leg
SO he lifted the creature from the floor,
Saying, "Poor puss. thou needst not beg,
There's nothing-nor milk, nor fowl, nor flesh,
Not smelt from the hook, nor a quail from the mesh
Nothing for thee, Tom, salt or fresh.
VII.
{" Not even puny mouse in the wall,
Nor cup of cream on an upper shelf
For these roofs are a bandoned by mice and all,
And am friendiess as thyself;
The chambers are empty,-the larder, too,-
The grinders have ceased, they've grown SO few,
And there's no one to pray for but me and yonl"
Such is the way most houses are
In the summertime which poets praise
Give me the glow behind tile bar
ofa sea.cual fire or the hickory's blaze
And plenty of people up stairs and down,
with smiling faces and never irown
Because there Is nobody left in the town.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07

At Bremerhaien, in Germany, lives a young
girl named Anna Jansan, who has already
saved the lives of thirty men. She has three
orders, and the Empress OF the French recent
for reseuing the entire crew of a shipwrecked
French vessel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-07
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WILMINGTON DkL.i feDfudfy v laoSs
Mr.. RoBRRr ATKINSON We can say in relation TO
Plastic Slate Roofug that in the OF 1866 had
part of foundry covered with 1t about 1900 square
ee and that in 1867 and 6s had It put on foundry
and office (000 square feet) II has proven to be an
excellent material for roofing purposes Our roofs ars
perfectly tight and give no trouble. The Plastic
Slate has hardened and forms complete sheet OF
slate, without crack or defect Of any kind.
&. @. sT0TsENBURG SON