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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

Mr.. r. G. MooDY has been appointed
clerk IN the Post office OF this city, IN place
Of Mr.. Samuel s. Kingdom, resigned.
Mir. Kingdom has accepted position IN the
JOURNAL office, and will enter upon his du-
ties on Monday next. He will represent me
business interests of the Office generally
Our patrons and the public will find hlm an
agreeable, intelligent, courteous, ahaplc,
gentlemanly young man, with whom 1t wili
he nleasant to transact business. AS we pro-
nose that Mr.. Kingdom shall be more thor
ouebly acquainted with the business COM
muplty IN his new vocation than he has
hitherto been, we commend him to the ia
yorable consideration of our citizens, and
bespeak for him kindly and encouraging
reception from those upon whom he may
call. in his representative capacity. All
business matters entrusted TO HIM for the
JOURNAL will receive that attention which
has always resulted satisfactorily to the pa
irons of this esabN bhment.
We have thelargest Printing House IL
Wilmington, occupying one of the mos
commanding locations in the city, and Wit
our greatly enlarged building. and Increases
facilities for business, we intend as hereto
fore, to do none but the very best work
neat, quick, accurate, reliable-and at th
very lowest possible rates. With that uno
tentatious modestY go eminently character
istic Of the JOURNAL office, we make neith'
brag nor boast, but IN the light of the expt
rience of the past, we invite from our frient
and the public their continued and extendt
iavors in the future, assuring them that l
work will be permitted 10 leave the Off
that is not entirely satisfactory in every l
spect.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
MARRIED.

TAYLoR-wETHREY.-on the 4Ih inst,
In this city, by Rev. S. G.. Gracey, Pastor
of the Union Nj. =. Church, WILLIAM
TAYLOR and LYDIA IL. WETHREY, both OF
Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
COMM EROIAL RECORD.

NTEW CASTLE q WILmINGT0N IL. n.
IN puring the term o. CoukT at New Castle, CON.
msucipq MONDAY, MAY 10, 1853 passenger trains on
the abeys road Will rnn follows;
Leave Wilmington fer New CASTLE e25 and 1910 AN.
lf0 and % P. NJ
Leave New cssls fer wilmlngtoh, TAO and rs A. NJ.
~ 49, as and OILS p M. A Passenger Gar s also at
taehed to freight train due to leave New Castle for vii
mington, 40 p. NJ.
Ths rs A. N from wllningtou, l2,ls and 6ib p, NJ.
tralns from New Castle, extra trains TO run only
may may1est. ST. R. q, sEwAIL. sapt Dsl. R. I.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
.GlRCtion llottres.

y II InInhR5 OR THIS
l.. 1s.t,ntio1 ara hereby otihod that the ANNUAL
iLaoTIoN FOR NINE pIREoT1ks s serve ~ SPsS
ins Inc eth day Of MAY next, between ths
hours Oh Anu W N. BRLLi Cashier.
BAsx or sxYHsA. April 50, 1858 -nsy4
5s=sT= sSioi lIs d ExTKaCT sAhsAPAki Liza oleanssa
aud renoyltes the blood, inslil1 the yigor o. heaNh
ato the system, and Pufgsa out the hSpioS snA' nAA
diasanslam
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

EXTRAORDINARY sTATElGEHF.-Ap proni-
nent clergyman of Manchester, N. a., in
discourse delivered before his society last
Sunday, stated that the Protestant popula-
tion Of that city was about 20, 900 and the
Catholic about 1000. yet that ior the last
three wears the Catholics there-a large por-
tion Of whom were day laborera he'd
raised more money for religious purposes
than all the other denominations in that
place combined. The gentleman-who is q
lrotestanl-further averred that the Catho-
lie church property in Manchester waa worth
double that belonging to the Professionals
and that, Notwithstanding the disparity II
the population between the two, there wer'
about as many Catholics In that city VIII,
attended church as PFotestnnts. Thes
statements seem almost incredible, but W
have them from a persen who heard tn
clergyman alluded TO make thsm.--R0sto
Journal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
,TANDARD PREPARATIONS.
GREAT CARE AND ACCURACY.
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
N. w. Cor. of Front and West Streets.

The public will hnd 10 this esttblishment u llne
Of the PURE5r DRUGS, MEnlclNLs And rERFUhhAf
Espec,a attention gpsn to eom7oanain0 Of Pay'icis"
Prescriptions,
In addition to the popular Patent Meielnss-a large
stock Of which we Keep constantly IN aoIe-se lnglW
especial attention 10 the following FAMILY mhDi-
ONES, which are prepared By Mrs 2. fusiEit a. ".
an Of when have thoroughly caiedi ana or ths
efficiency ot which We have nnpiarous iesltmoaiAh
Lmong them we would eiAlg mention
FOSTERS MAGNEtlg Tooth nRuP5,
A surs cure for Nouralgia and fooihaghe.
POSTERS PICTORIAL DROPS
Invaluable Ia sill dis-sh Of tas ihfoat Ccids @ci con
| tanning nothing deleteTsois-
FOSTERS ROSS worm LozENGBi,
Certain death to Wont An infalble cra in all esses
FosTERs INFANT POWDERS,
In every way better than Missloes Eytupi pat NJ In
pAekAges TO suit all ages.
FOSTERS AnuE FILLS and TONIC BITTER5
VIII sure the Ague in twsnts -four Auuss and very
valuable as a tive 10 a cAsas Of impurltg Of tbs
blood, biiousneFsi debility. .nervopsnelsy sc. Ify tnsm
FosThk's PILE and BUsa sALvR
Pas cured OF twenty one yaAtg giandihB Iakea
out fire in twenty niputss'
Mrs Foster wOaid repeatedly iulom the ublie that
Ahe FtIl continues the practice Of hedilua eher In
city or conalIy. Advice AZ har residence given without
OfA Arge.
a5r Doa,t forget N. w. coraer Of Front dnd FtI
Streets, Wilmington DelHtOdTe' 1eeZ4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

SPRIEo AND SUMMER CLoTHISo--The largest,
finest and best stock of ready-made Spring and
Summer Clothing in this city, can be found at
Moore's, 22s Market Street, one door below
Third. ALI articles sold at this establishment
are warranted as represented, and are all made
number-22s. The only frst-olAss Ready
Made Clothing Establishment in Wilmington
whore goods arc guaranteed and sold At Less
than PhilAdslphia prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
financial.
,7EvGH PEn onNT B0NDs
OF THE
Wilmington and Reading Railroad Co,

OF THE
Wilminglou and Reading Railroad Co, !
Ths Bonds OF this Company are now offered foI sails
in sums to puEess9rH and ethar Coupon OF htps'
ara al uineig mr. tedt Of hpir par vdihs
This Loan is seeQTed by Arst mortgigs Of tiz6OOOO
on the wh1g property and iranehls VI tbs Company
nuaily on the Grst iys of April and October,
CLhAh OF STATE TAX,
The Mortgage provides for stalking tund OF tl2,5OO
tar ap1un pAvable to Geo. Brooke, Abraham Gibbons
and Gao Richardson Trustees, commanding with the
year 1870 aud TO DO usd By the Trustees IN the pur-
chase OF the Bqus rhs Sinting FUND and tho interest
Ncrrulns thereon will sufficiently provide for the ex-
sa,ss0t ct tbs debt ny the tins Of It's maturity.
more tisn seScIsnt to fnsh the grading exeSsas,si
grueture. The proceeds OF sales OF Bonds thersore
] viii hs applied 70 the eoaplstion OF the track and
/ equipment Of tho .oad, a i,
The attention Of those having funda 10 invest iaesed
to these Bonds Offering most desirable and pronta-
bic iecurity for capital - - .....
nonds viii be issued in sums Of 800, $500 and $1,000
Coupon Bonds ut Huy tims be converted into hegis
lsred The Coupons will BE- payable in the city o
Philadelphia where the Company viii have an agency
also for the II snsfer OF Rsgistsred Bonds.
Maps and reports Of the company WIN be supplied OF
spplidstiou W.a HILbRs, TrssaSIor.
subscriptions received by
NJ " CHILD 8 Co.,
aRIusHAW PbUNKETT,
q t. 8. 8. GRUHB, Ar.n..
JOHN MehEAR q bON, -e--
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
6orses 10 fire.
NiniNenOs.

5-SvS0HN6--0FF OF THE DELLA
| lAwGRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- WILMINaToE, May LIT, 1859.
Tho Directors Of the Delaware Fire INSURANCE zen, %
n.nV nave this day declared Dividend OF FIVE tEh
CNT or The last siz months clear Of Government AK
to ths their legal repre,entauIs :,
st their office, No 6o7 Market stssi on gnS 'A'
10th inats 'ohN NV sac,sii.rv
I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

A whale forty ieet long, yielding eight
hundred and sixty-nne gallons OF pure oil
and mote than four hundred pounds oi
wbslebOne, was taken near Cape Lookout,
North Carolina, few weeks since.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

In removing the debris of the Pacific
House, in st. Joseph, Mo-, a few days since,
the discovery was made that the FIRE was still
burning. Nearly five months have elapsed
since the house hurpsd.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

A VALUABLE BALL OF YARN.-Atbert
Barr es was conscript soldier IN the 1aOth
Reg. N. Y. state troops; was IN the service
two and half years-three months In
hospital and bonorablY discharged. When
he came home he brought three balls Of
'rebel yarn''-cotton and wool. The pecu.
liar nature OF the yarn rendered 1t useless,
and it was kicked about from cellar to gar
1et with freedom which usually denotes a
want of value. But last week Mrs. Barnes,
the mother of the valiant conscript, had oc-
casion to use some such such goods in the
manufacture of carpets, and procesde d to
unwind one OF the balls. II did not present
the amount of warp desired, but ended in {
large wad of paper, which attracted the at
tention OF Mrs. b. She discovered what Rh'
thought was money" and called the ven
erable partner OF her bosom to inspect 1t. /
proved to be $61 in gTeenbacks. In vain sh
house has been searched for the remaining
two balls of yarn, but at last reports tire!
have not been found.-Nuadd Journal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
= c1'1SfT;i3.--THa NATIUNAL BANB

RTVIDEND--TB1s NATIONAL bAAA
IL or DELAWARE. . .,..A lssa
1,ba Dlrsetorn have thisday declared aHleenu ~, ~
AIRS PER sH ARE, being rz per cent @ lor
ths iakt ak months and extra dividend oi st1t M
PER SHARE, both payable 10 the
~ hir repre entatives. demand iTee o. Shsu
States tax. u-atl o - -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

11sc1rsssIxls BARBER sHoP.-The New
York Express says ALI the deviltry Of the
land is not confined 10 the brandy, wine,
whiskey, theatre, and medical bills for
which the stnte is charged in Albany. In
The recent report of the United States Senate
contingent lund, we see number of items
that are rather odd, and among them an APP
preparation Tor shaving mugs, sAaVlng brush
es and honey soap appropriations Tor CO.
logne, bay rum, and alcohol for cosmetles'
extract ginger, and spirits Of camphor! bath
ing sponge, (S5.s7,) flesh brushes and plate
brushes, and for variety of like ARTICLES
Uncle Sam seems to get shaved all round
but something cheaper than cosmetics, gin
ger, spirits OF camphor, and s85.s7 sponsei
ought to satisfy our Senators, But as clean
liness is declared TO be next to godliness' WI
suppose even grave Senators find In 'ni
their apology for spongng and shaving
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07

saklabama Claims.--spirit Of tie
English Press.
Ann OF Nn, suAfNER's SPEECH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-07
IN Nrw P1o1rIc HAl1RoAp Commis

TuT NEW PACIFIC RAILRoAp Oonmis
sioners Just appointed by the rres'oent uh-
der the authority of ,heirecent law OF Con-
Oress are General Cyrus F. Comstock, late
Of bis staff; Hiram walbridge, of New York.
General James F. Boyd, Of Kentucky; Sam.
uel Nj. FELTON,, Of Pennsylvania; and General
Edwin F. Winslpw, OF Kentucky. They
depart Ior an examination of the road early
tha month.
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@rpfartt8er Ganal=Nlam.

Der 3anbel tes @ifffTppi-1tale ssbt gum
srpbten Spell iber bic @een bur& ben Grie-
Canal unb bur@ ben pubipn mad benz Dteere,
unb folst nidt benz 1900 MeiIen lansen Glub
bis mad benz @olf spn Msrifo. Gefubt bierauf
1T Der plan entporfen worben, ben MifFNFppi
bur@ cine s,ubartiseG ANAL Mnlase nit Der Gbe>
fapeate Bal in gerbinbuns su ieBen. DIR ia.
mss'GluB foQ bur9 ben f9on balbSoQenbeten
3anarba'G aSal nit einem MebenFuB in Ser
binbuns sebra&t tuerben. Der Canal lou 400
Meilsn lang iein une minbefens bic Giefe unb
@site bes Grie>Ganals erbaltsn. Dur9 ben>
islben waree cine S@iffabrts. Communication
BON 1900 @eilen pbne ttmlatuns zines @9ifes
NIT benz Ocean in gerbinbuns eefebt.
Sm ud&asn @tnter iuQ ber plan benz Son.
srsb s~orsslest psrben, unb man ! oft auf Inter.
aabuns be6elben BON sielen Seitsn. Die tint
speee unb @efabren beri.@ 9iTfabrt iber bic
@een piirber babur@ sermteeen, pas ftbr III
ieinen @unRsn fpra9e. glu@ balt mani Jpn fir
tin sutes Nattcnal.g 81 rtbeioieuueswert. Nor>
1elt muroe baeur9 Elm beeeuteneer patenplaS
tuerben uub gang @ireinieu basou eturu1e @ur-
tbeile ;ieben.
Gin anberer plan, uat 8aumpole tireft BON
Mobile ben Mlabama.Glub binauf mad New.
yort 3u i&aHen, 1T fuleenber: gum alabama
iel ber @es IN ben Gooia fubren unb BON bort
tin 80 MeiIen LANCER Canal mad eemGenne0te
bitten binauf eebt bic Gabrt taun bis na& bsr
@ren;e girsiniens tei Saltst4e GIG Msilsnl,
BON bort psr Giienbabn mad 2Ynaburs unb BON
eu,t per S&if mad Nurfult II. {. ~. Damit
nil man bic Gefabrsn Der 1loriba. Reys unee-
ben. pesssen fest aQein q Yrosent fir gsri-
&eruns BON S&iH unD 9aeuns s~srlanst wirb,
uno 2OOo gleiIeu WtBs iparen iuagerelei& nit
BEN Wss. Zen lest YaumpoQe bon Dlobile mad
een Norben nimmt.
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Gin neuer &itt fir Glai&en 3ur
Nufbewabruns iebr Fi@tiser GlliFsteitsn. @c
uirtiau. aud Der @&wefel bieGlai&en ssri&lie-
fen magic 1T bod feline Mnwenouns nit um-
itGnpen nsrbunpen unb Il ielbf pirb 10 bart, ba6
It i@ nur nit einiser Mibe scr benz Sort ent'
fernen ldbt. Den 0oraus serbient Elm aneerer
8itt, ber einfa& auf biele @etie bersitst suire,
bab man funeentrirtes @lyeerin nit 10 siel fein
s.tSrnter Bleisldtte ;ulammenrtitt, bis bic Mi>
i9uns 70 il, pie man fe baben uiQ. Dieter
&itt ldbt fa ni&t nur iebr bequem I'M bic ssr-
to1tte G::al@enSHnuns auffrei&en, ~fonesrn aud
ebenip leidt pieber BON ibr entfernen. Der
gerf9lub 1T sultOmmen luftbi@t une bait aber>
baupt 10 LANCE. ais man Jpn an Der Glal@e lab'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-09

Mebltbau an Sta9elbetren il
bier betanntli& cine ~abre 2anbplase unb
iaeu@t gar gieIe san3lia BON Der Gultur bieier
ansenebmen Gru@t binpes. Das ~@arbenere'
@ontbly" ueint attr, ni@ts iei lei&ter, aIs &C.
iunoe @ta@slbsertn su sieben, une ipri9t fi&
folsenternabsn bieriber aus:
uDie @ta9elbeere 1T cine 8ersfru@t unb
tann ni&t wobl bic beiee @onne ertrasen.
@enn 5br bieielbe 10 p0anst hap bic brenuen>
ben e unnenfrablen auf ben iauber eebaltenen
Bsben I'm, bic Strau&er berniererieusen ano
Sbr auf ber Groe Elm Beefasaf braten ucer tin
81 Feben tSnnt, tSnnt Sbr teiue Sta&slteeren
~ersieIen! Sest Sbr saeeseu bic 8ai&e lit
3ismli@ bidte &sibsn unb bauft TN ~pieielben
bsruna So 3ca bod altts &eiFstulS s%orjabri-
&C @eidfornwurseln, abeeniBte Sdube cesr
Sti.feln, sertrcdeue ESpfe oper 9e0t, uenn
SIR eben ni9ts 8e1eres CUR 5ano babt, 10 bab
Die Wur3eln Der Strau1er ltets nabe unter Der
Oberfa@e pes Buteus lieseu uup to@ tibI
bleiben, 70 sarantiren mir Gu& Elm WermSsen
aus Guerer Sta9elteer3u9t ,. ). uenn Cure
Murfan;uns srsb senus 1T. Sn ben beiten
Stadelbeerpfan5unseu Ybilaoslpbia's (ine &st'
ben ni9ts @eltenes, bic uber 20 SABRE an bent
itlben ylabe selanben baben une 70 BON altem
MbfaQ uusebsn ine, tab Is auslsbt ais ieisn
fe aus 3 Gub bosen Wdaeu eepFan3t une fe
trasen iepes Sabr rei@li@." .*
Gs 1T cine 1batia@e, bic ni&t hui fir Sta>
@elbseren, fonbern fir aQe Grii&te gill; bab
ibre @ur3eln tubl sebalten tperben ma6tn ane
mGeli@f nabe an bic Sbnfa&e bes 8obens
rei9en tSnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-09

Grit Iern' es unb tann lebr' es!
Grf Mfr es unb bann fas' e5!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-09

OfM1QeSQlll
pom
@iQiuS 8rptb. II. Dunbar.
StpauL Minnefota.
sDir asernssmsn BE seorsuns auer gum Bastfaae &C.
bSrissn @ei@dfte, ans ,war ssrausswet: I,I.
1. Nnnabme BON Deppften.
@elser, gst&s bd uns bepeairt .persen. a.sen ieeer,sit
Sur auf cine beain1rafe 3et bel uns ni.bersdeate geIber
seredten ntr 6 YGt. Snteredsu.
2. @elp>@ed}el.
@s'e, eiber unt frente Man,en taufen uas ~ser,auf.u
tir ftts 3una TagszGeurfe.
3. Nnfauf unb @erfauf ppn Be95eln.
Bon sutea sanaattrs. 8irnen a~useeReats aDeafel tsnnen
Sas.a. 9 @is s%.rtaafsa @eSjti auf j s.s sri. It. ssnis,
s Ssssa Bta 1idsisasst' S !: ri ss1 IN. f s.s Z. Sss'; sss' trsf.
area mir u. a. auf fslsenee plate Gurupas:
Mussbur9 G%rantfurt a. 81.
8a{el, Berlin,
8reuen, @al5el
@oblenI @5ln,
2etp3t9, Mannbeim,
Miin9en, NlrnberA
Strabburg Stuttgart,
Trter. @ten,
6emburG 2pnbou, ,c.
4. Gin;iebun9 BON @elpern.
QDir tefer8en bas &eltetirem pom Npten unb
@&ulbf&einen aQer Art, Grbf@aften u. {. ". in
allen Ebeilen Gurppa'S unb Ser Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erfcrberlt@e paptere, ais goQma@ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gobteni9eine ,. fer
tigen mir felbf, unite: @araatiruma Der Neht>
eiltteteit an unb beipr9en bic epnfulari5@e ST.
elaubieune beritlben.
Dm @e9en&pertb aler in europa
bur@ uns eplleettrten cber bel uniern
bortt9en Gprrelppnoente1 fit un(ere
&e@nun9 e~tn9ebenben @elber sablen
mir bier 1T @plo ar5.
5. @ertauf BON pafa9ez@ 9einen
sar l~1sberfatrt ssn grsmen, 5eubase ane eisapeol mad
,ss aeiit s ~ S% i.ssssss IL ~ g. Se% gaai II '' ben eassS'dt's
prdtu.
6. Be;abluns opr Garen
IT ietem 1teile ses etaates. Nntauf unb gertauf BOA
Srunbsisentbuna sesen gunniffpn ,. ,.
Z. 8eretnt9te Gtaaten 8pntS
teber Nrt. ale 5-2Oer, 1O-4Oer una 7-3Oer taufen unt per-
fauren mir gum Iaess,Gpure.
Gebrnber @tuiu8 s Dunbar.
@pnii1lat bes
Nprb DeutI6en 8unbeS
3u "
ct. saul, minneinta.
nj S. @iuius> Gonful.
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SL gohn Wp@R9R
Clinton 3. g., Mtnn.
Inter Der eeituns Der 8tn.tistin.r Batter her Tttd
st. 10 M g { e,
seleesn In elmer Der sefantefen @ssenten ss @taates
Minneir!a, beetnnt feinen reselndsisen 3urius am 6tsn
SeYtemter 1859.
unterrt9t une 8ef6ti9uug per
Sel1tpn Don 5 Monaten $4,000
Muiif unb @ebrau1 Der ST.
ftrumente per Seiiton 1000
l1nterri@t i'm Malen per EFF. 800
Mal1en unp Gltden 500
(@tubenten, bic tpdbrent Der 8afan3 i'm Gol-
le9e bleiben besablen $780,
TINT NGberes abreifre man
.&t9bt &ep. @upert SeipenbuIb>
H Mbbpt 0. S. B.
Clinton p..S., Stearns Co.. Mtnn.
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Sir &anbbau u. &auSbaltan8.

fur xdttobdu u. @at1Sbdlthn8.
Ginma&en Der TrI@te. Sn teineu,
2anbe tusrben uaebr Grii&te eineema&t als in
@naerifa, aber aud in ttinent 2anbe iebt man
i'm Grabiabr msbr perborb.ne Grii&te auf bic
Strabe f&utten als in Mn1erita. Das ii&erNe
Mittel, Gri9te ein3uma&en, 1T: man nebme
einsn @teintopt Der obea enee, lese barauf Elm
Stad&en papier, l9neibe ba0elbe 10 alb, bab Der
Dsdsl nur barauf 3u liesen fommt. nebme fir
Elm paar Gents @yps, life tenielbeu nit @a1er
auf une tseiebe NIT bieier fai7sen Ma0t ben
Dsdsl J 3oQ bod. Sn sinisen miuuten piro
fi& BET G'yps perbdrtsu, Der Gopf it luftbiat
unb bic Jra&te laFen F& auf bieie @eifs SABRE
lang aufbewabren. @las NIT 8le@. pber @un-
rnieedel flnb ni&t luftbi&t uub ber seriusRe3u-
brans bon 2uft bat Gauluib 3ur golse.
@rune 8otnen " fpnfersiren.-
@ir 8laubeu uns ben Danf ber freunbli@en g.
~isrinnen ~ seroienen, penn mir In bieier :3eit
BET ~srinen gubnen" fe %aufmsrtiam ma&en
auf eas @stus'i&egerfabreu, CRIME 8ubueu fit
ben @inter su tonltrsiren, tpeil IS i@ soQfom.
men bewabrt bat: Sunse CRIME 8ubneu ,perben
absepfadt abas3osen pis sswSbnli&, serbro&sn,
sebSris 9emai@en unb alsbann in eineu 3e1el
eetban, nit @aRer l~berso0tx unb einmal auf-
sefoat. Sebann labt ma bas @a0tr at,
nimmt bic sstriibtsn gubnen beraus. breittt ie
aus unb troduet lie bel Der Ma@bise I'M Bado-
fen, serabs in FOLDER Temperatur, pie man mad
benz 9rubbaden ObR trpdnet. @o nereen le
trudeu aufbewabrt, bis man ie int @iuter ser-
penben tuiQ. Sn bieiem Sale tdi@t mani erft
bic tredenen 8obsen NIT tparaten @altr, I'M,
re bonn etwaisen Staub Der Qaserung 3u BE-
freien, nei9t lie "a @tunten lang in talten1
Wa6tr tin unb fo@t le alsbann nit talten,
@a6er gang in ter @eiie, wie ioult erine Bob
nen nit Gleii& ". {. ". Das @eri&t tommt
mad bisism @erfabren gang 10 auf ben Slid,
mie bic chen sebrs@eneu sriuen 8pbnen i'm
Sommer, bS9fens baben fe tin ettuas buntle>
res Muieben, ais ftien bic 8pbnen welt in bic
&u@e %setummeu. Sie inb Feil9is uno iamef>
ten bur@aus ni9t 70 beuartis mic sewUbnli@
sstrpdnete 8obnen, aud baben ie bur@aus
niGt ben tutenilpen unsermeicli9en 1ei9el@mad
siusslal3sner 8obnsa. 9ura tuenn iretnb cine
&onierpiruns sriner 8ubnen ibrea 3wed, ben
GriaB ber erinen, erfiQt 10 it % tiele Mrt ees
gerfabrens. Wir empfebleu fe bebbalb su sabl-
reiden geriu@en uno uerwetien ielbt 5anbels.
eartner uub @emuiebanoler auf bies gerfab,en
benin IS liest Gin @tlaaft barin.
Erpdnen Ypn Blumen. &ojen uno
Ifern uerben in @aHer nit f9wa9em @dure>
3uiab setau@t unb an ein'm Orte, no le ber
2uf, aber ni&t Der Souue ausseitst inb, bin
sebanat. Nuf bieir Weiie selinsen Stolen fat
imu1er unb niele erbalten ibre lodere, natirlt@le
Gora unb tstpmmen cine re1t blenbenbe Garbe,
J. 9. Saequeminot unb MbtSmmltnse. Mfern
lub reat perl9ieeenfarbie, aud r,ia, nur ni9t
rein peiB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

Nor do / mean that I'VE did not find sweet
women and manly men. But l have tired
in all these letters TO tell. not what
fancied it would be polite TO see, but what saw.
If by chance Hany of those far-of friends should
have read this screed thus far, will they have pa
thence to read little farther and recall this story Oh
Carlei
earle was misshapen dwarf of Arthurs Court
Day by day. for long years. he besOught the knights
to smte off his head but they loved him. and they
would not for the world have harmed hair thereof
One day be came to Gawane, and said, Il pray
thee, Gawaine strike off my head = and Gawaine
said NAY love thee too much" But when he
saw tears on the poor creatures face, moved by a
great impulse he smote, and there rose up not the
deformed Carrie but Sir Garlic, handsomest of the
knights, who had been the victim of cruel enChant
ment which could be overcome only when some
friend should love him enough to smte. / think the
moral is that not one of us grows to his full stature
till friendship is honest enough and tender enough
to break, with wounds if need be- the spell of our
own vanity and insulation. Lo.C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-20

day comes dcxterously sprinkling each garment W
squirting water out of their mouths in an even anu
forcible fashion-certain it is that our cio'hes
signed to these extraordinary apostles OF
have come back uniform, well-ironed and Deau.iuis
white which is more than can be said always III 'no
praise of Christian laundresses, with whoie a,no'
of washing sprinkers, wrngins
patent mangles, and Swiss irons