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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-30
BUILDERS OF THE
Clipper Mowers & Reapers.

Clipper Mowers d Reapers.
PER MOWER AND REAPER, of which we
have become sub-builderS, and ask their early
and careful examination of the Machines. This
machine is not an experiment but has been
made and tested for a number of years and has
proven to be petfect Machine and a perfect
The CLIPPER MOWER is, beyond question,
one of the most attractive of farm implements,
in its general appearance, because of its well
the absence of the usual heavy and clumsy
parts with which other machines are encum-
bered
The CLIPPERS are built on the system Of in
terchGngedJLe parts, feature that Is not fully
adopted in the construction of any other Mower.
The like parts are exact duplicates of each other
THE DRAFT ATTACHMENT is a peculiar
and valuable feature of the Clipper Machine. 1t
is applied to the front end of the frame and be-
low the pole and consequently it has front and
upward draft so that the inside shoe passes light
" over the ground and the troublesome leasiinc
THE CUTTING APPARATUS of the Clipper
Steel Finger Bar and solid Cast Steel Guards
are not liable to clog or break, while by means
of the adjusting lever the driver is enabled,
while the machine is in motion to raise or low
er the points of the fingers and knives as the
condition of the surface of the ground may re-
quife. To this most important requisite of 4
perfect Mower we invite particular attention
Particular attention is called to the fact that
theCli NNH"I the only machine having front
eat, that drdaes its cutter bar, every other ma
chine having the disadvantage of pushing it.
There are other important features of this ma
chine which we will not detail, but say in brief
that the machine is worthy of the attention of
every farmer who wants the
Best Machine He Can Get,
While from its costly material and workman
ship, it is CHEAPER AT ITS PRICE than any
other in the market.
Every Machine Sold Fully War
ranted.
Extras constantly on hand and repairs prompt
ly made.
Customers will please apply to or address
RAVENNA NIANUFACTURING co.
JAMES Il. DUTToN, General Agent.
Ravenna, April 2S, 1869, 35-tf.
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Disease yields to Treatment.
judicious Mea Employe {!
Saves Untold Suffering.

II yoI would be Strong, Healthy and Nignr-
Gus Wrigat'S Toaic Co,tii,,i ard ElooG Pa-
rifer. 1t is superlative Tonic and inviSorat-
ing Cordial, and is an nrallihlc remedy for
ronOvating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and Nigor 1t
purilcS tno Blood, neutraiizeS any bilious or
acrd matter in the StomSch and strengthens
The whole organization, II curcs Scroctlla. salt
HAe1m, Eotter 6oilS, Blotelics, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Fiatulencc, Kidney Al
feetions Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris-
ng hpm ,iisorgauzcd condition Of the Blood,
Stomach ana Liver,
Stop taking diss,Ereeahlc GitterS and Stfnlu-
ating rotations, they are merely Temporary in
their effect finally they are positively Injurious.
Td&e HSfg&t'S ioRic C"s@ifi, il will a>siSt ma
ture in converting the tood ysu cal into rich
blood, producing; he,.i,k and strength-
Sold by Pos y EEo,, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
RaveuDa, sept. 5. 1858, ly.
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Peach Orchard As Miles Long.

Our townsman, Geo. f. Akers, ESQ.
who is at present on visit to Virgin
la, writes from Petersburgh to a friend
in this city that 60 the breastworks in
front of Petersburgh thrown up by
the Confederates during the late war,
extending towards Richmond about
20 miles, and to the right about 25
miles for the defense of the city, has
grown up i'll one continuous line of
peach trees of every variety, yielding
an abundant crop the present year.
This is the only legacy left by our
poor fellows who were on the advance
line within one hundred yards of the
enemy. Having eaten the fruit while
on picket duty, they cast the seed
aside and now they appear in one
continuous line of 45 miles in beauti-
full trees, yielding the greatest variety
of fthe finest fruit.-NGShUSlLe Union.
The PoUGHKEEPsIE LAWYER.-A
lawyer at Poughkeepsie was applied
to during his lifetime, by an indig-
nant neighbor, for his opinion on a
question of law, in which the interests
of the latter were materially involved.
The lawyer gave his advice, and
charged the poor wretch three dollars
for it.
"There is the money, said his eli
ent, cit is all I have in the world,
and my family, have been long time
without porkI" 19llg li'h-
"Thank God!" replied the lawyer,
"my wife never knew the want of
pork since we were married z, lv5it-
sNor never WILL" the countryman
reioined, so long as she has such a
great hog as you'll" =. ggii
The lawyer was so pleased with the
smartness of the repartee, that he for
gave the poor fellow and returned the
money.
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TAILoRIN G.
would say to the people of Ravenna and vi
cnity, that still continue to carry on the Tail
oring Business, and am prepared to manufac-
ture all garments for men and boys in the best
style of the art.
SuIIiNG GU, lSsd,ns,2 done onshoft notice,
Court House.
GEO. SOMERVILLE.
Ravenna, Aug. 81, 1869, 53-3m.
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

A SITUATION wANTED-AS CoACHMAN, BY
~ young Scotchman years good city reference fror
last employer city country Address T. NJ box lOJ Hera
Office.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGvT,
Io.Si6ilI AND IvENY Manr,.
The fsr'famcd and worid-renowned ar,jsts,
Tue k!LAkELl BHUTilEHS.
TlE bt.nLl BROTHERS.
a. iuE kILAkELI BRUiHtkS
These marvellous artists who recognized by the press
THIS FIRST OF ALL GyMNAsTs
have been engaged for the weeks perecng and
ENTIRELY NEW AND PERILous ACT,
destined TO mmoal,e their name IN the record. OF SYM
nans Iorm one Of ,se feature. Of the f%MSAEy
TSSIshF TS.SI:hf ASb ASb EyEs9 EyEsY siSgar SiIgar:
WITHOUT THE BOUNDS or POSSIBILITY
OF Rosa Lucelle, Coeller the rcsors,
CaOs Turnour AMI other artists who have appeared
in rotation before them But now Is iesesvsd
for the Rrares to show what man, asssteI with
STRENGTH, sNiLL AND NEavE,
achieve. The two brothers take a position on
a novel addition to I,h,oLs rlMNxsr,. eomrrisns
L'E.HELLE PEalLE SIS snd the PAsALLkL lvRe
'"''' FOURTEEN rRET APART
mo fcas on L'nCliELLB PsRiLs. sE such capins
from rng rung skipping then two, ani 80
backward ana forward they each leap 70 the parallel bars,
upon they accomplish several uane teass, and ID
'''''''' SHALL ENTIRELY ECLIPSE
OF the kind before attempted hut ahau
leave Judge OF it, During entire
peri viii be spyead ~ order to bsus all fears
osluctudc the minds OF the spccstors Thcy huly
go a swinging rapeze which they lanp
THERE is No PRECEDENr IL DARING on skill
last act and II will be performed suhoa pst, 80 10
Impossible to spread Que large enoah 70 cover The space
Inc Interest awakened BY the adven, OF
the kIlAHELI BROTHERS,
In their new feat, comnnlng as doe- al their excecnces
far anscends That which gee their appearance on ihe
Do. BLE fLtIN6 raAPGlE.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 3D.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

CTTUaTIOS WANTED AS CoAcHNAS AND GROOM
- by snge man understands MS business thoroughly
mi the country preerred good city reference. Ad
dress NJ. D., box 2l6 Herald office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

lLfAPIC THEATRB-BEGINS At 6.
" THE BEST OF FRIENDS MUST PART.
TaE TaE BEET BEET % 8s ssIEsPs SJsE P4sF P4sF
LAST NIGHTS, "'' LAST NIGHTS.
GEO. I. FOx's
GEO. L. FOX'S
POPuLAn PANTOMfME,
HuMpr, pumprvH vHUAPTi DUMPr,, ,,rxprv nuMprv.
MUST BE WITHDRAWN
OTHER xovpiFTUs FUs oT'ER NOVELTIES, vove,r,vs
LAST SiGHis OF THE BEAr TifuL sAILETs
ALLE; IhsS SSA4NGALLi SAMOA Ii AMP SIGNoS So G0saA.
LAST NIGHTS OF GLIrrEkiNG TRANSPORTATION.
Matinees ~, Wednesday and Saturday.
NIBLo's GARDEN.
AN Lessees and Managers. JARRETT PALMER
Begin; PprssSsely pss S sIs r NJ; isrmnatss Z. Io:5l
Engagement OF the celebrated
LYDIA THOMPSON BCRLEsoUE TROUPE,
Mno WI appear tins and every evening Saturday at
REcoNsrR' cTsD
kkEESS99NNsTkGcTEbb kES9NsTkTSTTEEbb
FORTY TIi..EyEs.
foSaa cRowbnb TbshVfs H3usEs.
RAPrGn2Us n APPLAUSE.
CLCsT4R OF GEMS.
INLUMPARABLY TIE BEST
FRESH seen .RY
RICH DRESSES.
wIrTIcISMS
GLORIOUS DANCES.
IIPOSING MARCHES.
s4r1hiEhk1Ts 1as prFS}lFsI r3LISENAN pnSKNAN
GRAND aALLOON ASCENT
PARIS FESTIVAL
cASGAN iso GAMcAS & Hs.
RANTOONE vsLOCIPEDE, &C.
MATINEE SATURDAY Ar a.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

A GROOM AND COACHNAN-BY A MARRIED MAN
n mo curbr lncel, who thoughy undefsals he bust
has had 10 years u horses both h
coun,ry f. gland his WIFE, n required who = a
and oai tairy hani w.uii sto 10th hi-hv
mmegteI BY their last and To- Oyers. Call on
addres Coachman, lJ LIST between 9TH and 10th ss
top
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PLUTO FOR THE ssTH TIME.

RECONSTRUCTED PLUTO.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
~ go BROADWAY
STILL on THE TIDAL WAVE OF SUCCESS
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS'
SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTkELS.
First WlEk OF
THE sPIRlruAL PHOTOGRAPHS;
OR,
THE MAGIC PHANTOM CABINET
- THE GREATEST ILLUSION or THE DAY.
NOW CkEA1INu AN INTENSE FUk0RE IN LONDON.
With an entire change OF the First second arts.
The Trouble commences at Seats secured days In
The New York herald., 1869-04-26
NEW HERALD MONDAY. APRIL 2s lses-TRlPLE SHEET
AMUSEME ENTS.

Bo"AAf 'hhA'Hn LAST WEEK
Joseph Fosters SEVEN EVE p'n'SnRs T%aRfs e. the
sT
win 'As s0,ssS%:L cssScLuDINa TRANSPORTATION.
THE GREAT ROBERT BUTLER Ei:1l'S AS CLOWN. "''''
GRlxr yHLocIPEDE Acr.
sykaSS Fl ils snamS'ns x. GSIssSSs. s1ssss
MATINEEs MONDAY AND SATURDAY.
GRAND OPERA noUsE-BEoINs ATT
as rF sFEfSSi5 fSs n R rad FSsis s'
JAS sssRffs S y Manager
CROWDED. EEE#IH E#H EttssEEsEssEE EtsEsssE: CROWDED
Af 'D'isi hT'?,1
H. $ESS &Hsi Sysi5ss
with
wonderful hdey the awful of and The
''aAD' TIE Ii GRRaAT sa1R 1aS aosLAccm sreS BALLET
MATlNEE PRICES Admission, 90 cents; children, 10
s%y
'' o. as
THE;ArRE coMIQuE-oPPosIrE ST. NICHOLAS
MR.. wM HORACE LINGARD.
RECONSTRUCTED PLUTO.
---
PLUTO FOR THE ssTH TIME
RECONSTRUCTED.
kkssccooSSssrkScTEp kscoSsrsScTEp: - -
Twelve Twelve NEW NEW sSSGs: sSSas.
S$E$H:$ 3s$ 3s$ #$H $$$E#
, SS st AZ TIE THE British BRITISH LION LION
#HE B$sssE II HE HE s$E$$ s$EE$$s
SsfHEESSEss SfESEss & & SEISH SEiSHH BSssis$ SSssis$
SSssE$Ss sE$ Ss SS$ssEEsssSss ss
Mr. Lingard w assume the part Of pLuTo in the absence
MATINEE IG At
WAtLAcK's.
Doors oRsa RSsT 4 sS' si9 fSRTsrse' SISPsTs ats.
AND
SATURDAY MATINEE
SCHOOL,
roRrh1cco%fsaS 1c 5Snfs Sfa5s RoveLr1Es. E
.y Of a bs the some1 as u
under engagement. to produce other plays within given
s NJ HEsTER A JSHS G
sASLo%E, xr: =; WARD, Mr; ssAsaiS, Ms EEEis
GEkMON, Mrs. CLARA JENNINGS, Mrs. JOHN StFrON,
Miss SAvILLE, MISS F. CLAYTON, Miss LAWRENCE, Miss
a: ROWE, Miss 4. MONELL, Miss JENNIE DAY, Miss
TIMONEY and others.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Box book open six daysi n advance.
w POSITIVELY THE LAST
MATINEE MATINEE.
SCHOOL.
SATURDAY, MAY l.
Doors open at IL commence at 2.
SECURE YOUR SEATS.
DOOTH'S THEATRE.
ID 1wenythird street. between Fifth and Sixth
THIS AND EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SATURDAY.
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH
IAGO,
IN sHAKsPEARE's GRAND TRAGEDY OF
OTHELLO.
IAGO MATINEE on sATu RDAY at ~ o'clock.
SATURDAY EVENING"
Mr.. EDWIN ADAMS IN
THE MARBLE HEART.
noors open at -; commence at O'Clock.
Seats secured days in advance a the box Office OF the
theatre, at Its ranch ticket Office, at the music
store OF G. H. Ditson Co., No. III Broadway
~Tu AvENuE THE ATRE T,rENTv roupTu CT
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THE. TAMMANY.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
TONIGHT AND EVERY kIIHI,
TO NIuHT AND EVrhY NIGHT,
The maruelous AMI daring European uymnasu, -
NILE. zULEILA AND Mons NESTINI
MILE ZuiEiIA AND MOSS vENTISL
These aiented artists, who were engaged 10 Europe op
Ill. rAMMASY, direct from 90. ......
arrived IN js country about three weeks seen
sc,yey ruesrsns .heir act for m production al
"' TONIGHT AND EVERY S1GHr
TlNIuHr AND EVERY NI8hr.
This act comprises ..-...-.
on the rrape,e entirely and their sps-
e,s celebrated artsts concude Their rer0m
=
THE CHALL ENGED TRANsEPT FLIGHT,
one HUNDRED AND TEN FEIl.
MONDAY EVENING, APnIL 26
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

BH0AO"AHE T1Hsss$ EHHaSf fEEyyEEs55Sso
LAST LAST ssHT ssH hS M Ss Ss % M s E4TEE THEATEE
BENEFIT? BENEFIT! sB SSS $SE$ $SE$ siSHE s1sHT 9s
As I'll H 3$Hs $Hs & H ssfsEsgs s$fsEsss ss&s
In shasspeare'. ,kESS ,kIS9 HESkY HESkY w. ".
''AN'D'D Ne" mnssRs WALKER AND WILLIAMS.
4FFsSFS1$EE AFFsSFSI4EE sst3$ sSHshEE sSHshEE
AS As ARTIST ARTIST IN IN EAsH kASH
NEW YORK CIRCUS,
conMEsehfssSs aossa9, s1say APRIL ss.
EisEEEs HsEES,s SSioisSE SSi i;SE
5SEs ;s$s ;5Sss.
LITTLE LITTLE AL AL EIaaF EIaaF
AND LirnEk HE whoLE Akh hiSEr SF THE
MArrNEEs sSsHpsD WnbNEsD29 Asb S6oEh SATURDAY,.
A CADENY OF Myslc.-Mrss KELLOGG IN
AE S sI%ps WI MAss THIS
.MoSb%Si MosSISo a. &c Sss, =. !Ss i" %saSsmy q
Tis g beg; sss the
.. rurnsn,v aEsse soIES ;Et;LLE,
On tna GGAF fsPAf sxkSfs A. % and CO.
%S
the eminent Prma Donna Contrato;
SIOEoR BOETTI, Primo renore;
SlGNOK ANIUNUCCI, Primo Basso;
together with large chorus and ncre orchestra viii
sist In It's hrst presentations In America
MUSICAL DinECTOR. X. MAX MARETLEK
Conductor. sisnor Torlana Orgaast. Herr ,cbreiner
General admission 81; secured seats, 81 eAtra; private
boxes, as, SlO and Si2
Tue sac OF seats will commence this Monday morning
q M. April 70, AT the Academy OF Music - Schr
mers music store No. 7 Broadway, and al Macoy No. liz
E.Oauway.
price OF tickets at either OF the above aud
only authorized ticket oces, should be Immediately repor
to MAX SrRAKOSCH, Academy OF Music.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

vVAvERLEY THEATRE,
w 1875 broadway, opposite New York Hotel
MONDAY and fCESDAY EVENINGS,
last two nights of the grand buresque,
LUCRETIA BOIGIA, 81. ID.
ELISE HOLT as Genn,ro. ELISE HOLT as Gennaro.
LEWIS as Lucreiia WALL. the "Dook'
And the great Buresque Company.
The RiGL SISTERS In Grand 5aiiet.
On Wednesday grant NEUROLOGICAL buriesque, entitled
PARIS; or, THE JUDGMENT.
New Scenery, New Music, Ballet, &c.
Admission 6tc. Doors open ., ~.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

IROADWAY THEATRE
ID On MONDAY EVENING, April 26
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
HARRY PRAY,
which occasion the following eminent talent have kindly
volunteered and will appear
Mr.. and MIS-. BARNEY " ILLIAMS,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE.
THE IRISH TIGER.
Mr BARNEY WILLIAMS. as Paddy Ryan
THE ROUOH DIAMOND.
tBoth by the kind permission of Lester Wallack Es)
- MISCHIEVO~ ANNIE.
Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE. five characters
Mr.. w. j. Florence. Tin Somers
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

WAETED-A SIT ALTON As GARDENER, Bv A
w thoroughly competent long experience with dow.
ers fruit and yefesbes best city reference. Address NJ b.,
boI lse Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

A CoACHMAN'S SIT rATIoN wANTED-BY SINGLE
N IN n n yesr, ts.t city r,f Is goo IN
ana driver Cali address for hree l2S ct
His
The New York herald., 1869-04-26

THEATRE CoMIQUE-oPPosITE ST. NICHOLAS
J. Hotel.
MR. WIN. HORACE LINGARD.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-18

Also FREIGHT TRAINS with Passenger Car attached will
leave Wilmngo about 400 M New Castle 45O Mddetown
CLAYTON 30 Dover $780, Camden 9l0 Felton, 1905 and be
Harrington about 1890 A. NJ Returning to leave Har
rngton about p NJ FELTON, 4O0 Camden sos Dover 535
MoOrton, 555 Clayton 625, MiddleOwn lao New Castle 800
and be due Wilmington about $50 P NJ Subject to delay
incident to Freight Business.
This train will stop to take Passengers only at Stations
will down at stopping place,
cept Hare Corner State Road Del Junction and Dupont
New Castle TTainsLeave New Castle Tor Wilmington and
Philadelphia at TAO, A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia Has A. NJ and Wilmington LOO p M fol
New Castle. ..--...- T..
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additional to those above
leave Smyrna clayton A. NJ and $40, p. NJ. Leave
Clayton Smyrna S40 A. NJ and 2l0 NJ to make cOnnec
with aims to and from Dover and Stations South.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS heretofore run are withdrawn A
will however Crsed for Norfolk, in connection
with Local Train Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
E. @. SEWALL, Supt. Del r. r.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-18
Delaware Railroad Line.
FALL RRANG ENT.
0nand after f.r-.
MONDAY, OCT. 5th. 1868,
SOUTH.

Passenger trains win run as follows, un-
. Ill further notice. e. All Trains Sundays
Smyrna times., 1869-08-18
Laws OF the United states,

lContinued from first pageJ ( ~
they may select at meeng Provided that the
Pacific Railroad Company than to hold snen OF 1e h
States take advantage Of act neglect Of said Union
Ps rsaS s s e have
may ss pEs4&Scsd & Ane pSS@asa& @ & &qrneT & d9ss he
shall Ogden and the Union Pacific Railroad
Co%DsH, shall 6sd and the Central ~ PsSe kaosd CSHps
Pronontory summ at which point the rails shall meet and
Tc Nd I II t.r That % te
diiion Of the UEel Pss6c railroad and the Central Pacific
tfd not IL
bsr and who shall not be in either road 9 report
9Sisd 70 copIse each of said roads for the eptire length
with the several acts relating roads, the
Of sueh board, including Of ten dollars to
tOn report, to be paid equally by said companies
And be further Iesovea That the the PSesdsnt e ~ m
an amount subsidy bonds 70 De
full completion as stclass road Of ali sections road
which bonds been ssaed in lieu Of such
6rst mortEsge bonds u such company; and shall appear
70 the President that the amount OF subsidy bonds yet to be is
sued either of said companies insufficient to insure the
the full completion of such road he make reqnson upon
to said company his discretion of their first mortgage
bonds to insure the full completion of the And in
the President authorize and direct the Attorney General
TO institute such suits and proceedings on behalf and in The
mama OF the United Stes in court OF the United states
having jurisdiction shall be necessary to compel
otherwise protect the the United States in ad
rosd and to insure the full completion thereof as
SEC And be further resolved That the Attorney Gene
r. Of the United States BE- and he hereby authorized ap
franchises of the Union Pacific Railroad Company and of tn
institute all necessary proper legal
investigate whether not said companies haye have
tue the proceedings to have the reimbursed
and also to investigate whether any of the directors
ted any penal law and SO to institute the proper e5imna
Approved, April TO- 1869.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-18
Insure Your Homes & Property
.tt.,s IN THE 3 Ill
KENT COUNTY
Mutual Insurance Company.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

This Company continues to Insure property on
sOnabIe terms and for several years past has paid its
Policy Holders annual dividend of and 10 per
cent. The dividends paid on the lst day of jan
uary, or allowed in the payment Of the annual pre-
mums due on that day.
IL is the boundeR duty of every man, not only to his
family but his creditors to keep his property insured,
and no man has any TO complain of his neigh
bOrs and friends if they should refuse to cOntrbHie
towards the loss of his property being bound for the
simple reason that insurance is cheap, apd agents o.
the company reside in almost every town throughout
the State and for trIiing cost can be made secure
from loss of his property by ire, IT maH will not
use the precautOn to his property against loss
BY fire. if il Is nsurabe, he has no right to cali upon
his neighbOrs to assist him. ,,t..#.. --
The Kent County Mutual has a Capital of $780,
OOO and pays promptly Its losses, a..
Parties desirous Of insuring in this Company will
call upon the following agents.
.sntAs- 20. t,.... AGENTS. -a. -
Leonard Vanhinckle, lJonh NJ Reynolds, FELTON,
Delaware City, Geo. M Davis Bridgeville
Jesse s. huntington. snyrna James Ponder. Milton,
G. B. Dickson, Dovor Paul A. Davis Lewes,
Jas Cowgirl, ' II. Il. Downing. Laurel,
Alex jackson, Camden, L---.E--G Georgetown,
il. Cowgirl. Willow Grove. Wesley Stack. 49,,
j. Y FOuk Milford, Greensboro, Md.
ELIJKH CROUCH. Dover. General Agent
VIM. Nj. Hickman. Travelinga Agent, Sussex CO.. al
Lewes, Delaware.
s4c tE u DIRECTORS. 'ii5i
Smyrna, lThos Bradford, Dover
sH; 5s%:. " SaS esasnt: Il %ilisn vi 9'k ssSY
William Denney, James Prettyman,
Jacob Deakyne, Bridgevlle.
GEO. w. CUMMINS, President, Smyrna. =
JAS. CoWGILL, Trea'r. Dover.
GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
adrBusness communications promptly attended to
3.~.t a.. GEORGE b. DICKSON, Secretary, Dover. !!
GEORGE q. DICKSON,
t.'"' DOVER DELAWARE. -'ti . '-i.'
fe7 ,'66-lY. tr. ,.... ft.f sgueh-- s,.- 49,.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-29

fC0uISH. Ae9v.33OU~8.1k 4e99S01
ef.-St Peters Church, usdsr whose
charge it 10 decidedly popslar. The
Catholic Church, Rev. Mr.. Clarke Of:
kc;a,isg, is ooss ssmeroeely attended
A prospective Improvement II the
completion of the Carson aud Truckee
Railroad. The grading is very nearly
completed. Two locomotives are now
in Carson and some twenty quarts cars
for this road here and at Reno. The
rails are overdue in San Francisco and
of course hourly expected, the non ar
rival of which is . vexatious delay to
the corporation.
Incomplete as We know this review
to be, it ought to strengthen business
patience and renewed hope for the pros
porous future of our pleasant village.
Its destiny, be it business prosperity or
disaster, the APPsAL proposes now A.
heretofore to share. By generous pa
tronage, it is enabled, with sails close
reefed, to keep along With the people !;
and We trust that it has some vitality;
and on the near return Of the Editor
will exhibit more desirable political
force.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-29

TAXI MT HAND.-In the dead of night
I am frequently awakened by little
hand stealing out from the crib by my
side, with the pleading cry: "Please
take my hand, papa!' Instantly the
little boys hand is grasped, his fears
vanish, and soorhed by the conscious
ness of bis fathers presence, he falls
into deep sleep again. We commend
this lesson Of simple, filial faith, and
trust, to the anxious, sorrowing ones
that are found in almost every house
bold. Stretch forth your hand
stricken mourner, although you may be
in deepest darkness and gloom, and
fear and anxious suspense may cloud
your pathway, and that very act will
reveal the presence Of loving, COM
passionate Father. and give you the
peace that. passeth all understanding
The darkness may not pass away at
once, night may enfold you in its cold
embrace, bot its terrors will be dessipa-
Ted, it's gloom and sadness fee away
aud in the simple grasp of the Fathers
hand, sweet peace will be given, and
you " II rest securely. knowing that the
-Congregationalist.