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Open one point on the weather bow,
II the lighthouse tall on Fire i-lard head.
There's a shs'le of donbt on the Cspt,in's brow,
And the pilot watches the hcaving lead
| stand at the wheel, and with eager eye
To sea and 10 sky. and to shore gaze
A. the muttcT'j warning uf '.full and hy"
j. suddenly changed 10 "Fui for stays
The shi,, bend- bower befcre the breeze
As her brns'l-idc fair tn the blast she Laws,
Ari she swiiler springs Ia the rising seaa
As tn plloI calls ">tand By for staysl" :"
II j. silence all, a. each n hi place.
With lhr gathered col' ia Ms hartlen'i hands.
By isck and bovine by sheet and brace,
Waiting the saichwar'l impatient -tand..
And the II ht on Ire Island head draw. near.
" trumpe winr'd the pilot's shout
FroHa hi. post on the bpw-prit'- he.i ! hear.
Win the welcome call of"H-ady about"
No TIM 10 spare it is touch and x.
And th. captain grosls. down bella, hard
4. nv weight on the whiriing spokcs throw.
" he tic heavens grows bacA with the storm.
ci'1t'. frown.
Higs ser the knigh,-hcaIs nie. the SPRAY.
A- " "e 'nrci ihe >hork oi thr puugIug sea,
NH'i my shoulder .iIn 20 the sheet lsv.
~ aIsAcr, "Al az, sir. harl ais
Wi.f ti- .vcrvins leap or startled sire.i
ii - i'e. iA.t IN the evc ofihc wind.
10. '.a L-rriu. shoals on the Ice rrccd-.
AH.i i.t, ..', iitai white W. have IN bchnd
TIE or,-t- lu'icr, the b. corsp.r
Ani i'cas. aRi 'nr at Inc Z oanins c'c~t~.
The -tiauk-, -late ani the nsin. 4 alss
Ara thua'ir (, the order. 'TAck- and sheet. III
Na The ratir ~ biork- R.i The trarr q, the rre,y
i,i--"- Ihc faiH ui ihr rarhIng quail.
tn sale A-c Ahack from rlcs d. ClrN
Ana new .. tI- moment tor 'MaH.ail bsul''
IN 10" heavy yatd-. like a baby. tny.
Nv hitA -trUYs arm are 4uirkiy sHuAg,
SIC bn.is her way, ant LOOK with tpy.
10 The q st al hitr pray. ocg the ualw ARK. hlAs
A. the head sad, aii To thr b s.i once tnurc
A~i,,n aud O" i,swAri lie- The land,
Wlth tAr breakers white on the -htn=fy shore
What msiier- tie rect or the rain or the squsry
| steady the helm tor ihr open sea-
IN" Hrss matr riAiu9r-. "Brint here al -
Aud Ihr captain. breath ono. more comes iTuc.
And 20 81 -hoTc let the good shlp ~.
IItttr care hpW tAe .u-t- tnnt blow
In fp'casflc buns In tny tIrkst lrs.
Light i.sii. hayc ,irurk and tns vat 4. bcipts.
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the constitution and laws Of said State,
or upon any such ground to require Of
him any other qualification for Office
than such required Of all other citizens !;
that the Constitution Of Virginia shall
never be so amended or changed as to
deprive any citizen or class Of citizens
Of the United States OF the school
rights and privileges secured by the
constitution Of said State.
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A Sunday Morning in June.

lnsttTrs q by wave or ripple sleeps the lake.
Nith pare white lllie~ ON IT. peaceful breast
Green. rounded hiit- eneIrcied II.
And, lar Nay. hills roll beyond green h,lis.
" earth were dGmhis yeauthg heafcngau,i.
I nlA- al last. ths dIin blue moni.i.in peaks.
aspiring, reach The SKY. md lose tAems.ls~s
Therein. The sanny air 1. sweet with breath
of clover neld-. and splred with books of rc.-
Ana throbhinE. thrilling. with the joyous song
oi sparrow and the ihrushis tender rry
hiie. so!emn-Yosced, the distant church-bell 1
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Forward

hc~p not standing dNet and rooted
hii-Ey Seutarr. bri-kiy FoAn;
ilrN"l ana hand wherc-.r ;Anu i-at u
AAt stout heart are still Al hpme
Ia shat Hand She ua docs visit
Erlsk arr We NhAir'er betiIe.
To sfr" -pacr for wandering i.ii
HAT ths world wa. male 60 wide.
- f-fsrfss
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The weather lsech Of the topsaii shiycrS.
The bowlines strain End the lee -hroads silcken
The brace. are taut. the 1.-The boom qniycrs,
Aud the waves with the coming storm cloud
hlackeu
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HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hair ReneYer

Ererv ye0r increases the popH-
l0rifv Of this rafud6fe Hair Prep
dratiOn, srhich is due to merit
alone. Ne cdH assure our Oid
patrons that ii is kept Tuify ui' ia
ats high Standard. aud to those
rhO hare aerer used IL are can
confidently say. that IL Is the only
reliable aud perfected preJDdrd-
HAIR to its youthful color. max
ing IL soft. fHStrous. and sifhen:
the scalp. by ns use. becomes
WL,ife and clean: IL remOres all
erMpfi0ns and ddndrWH. and by
its tonic properties prerents the
hair from falling out. as IL Slim
uiafes and nOurishes the hair
glands. By its use the hair gToCs
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to fheis. nOymGl rigOr, oi'd sriN
create a neW groTfh e.rcepf ia
exfreme old age. II is the most
erer used. as IL requires Jerer
applications. and gsres the hair
that spiensiid glossy dppedyanco
so much admired by TH. 4. Il.
Hayes. VI. d.. state fssaycr OF
Mass. says. "fhe constituents are
pure and cdrcJuVy selected for
erceiient GHd!ity. and ! consider
IL The BEST PREPARATION for
It's intended purposes" Ne pub
lish a treatise on the hair. rLich
are send free Gy mail upon dppfi-
cation. Hhich contains cOmnsea-
ddfOry notices from ciergyB,en.
physicidas. tie press, and others.
We hare made the study Of the
hair and its diseases n speciality
for gears. and knoT that tce make
the most eDecfire preparation for
the restoration and the preserrd-
ton Of the hair, e-rtdnf. and so
0ckn0riedJed or the best Nedi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sid By all Druggists and Dcaiers "a Medicine
Price ono Dollar Per Bottle.
r. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors.
LABORATORY, NASHUA, NE.
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The gossips tell that Senator Sum
ner's first Ealing out with Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe occurred three years ago,
upon her invitation to meet Edwin
Booth at dinner. The Senator replied
that ''he was too mnch absorbed by
; he welfare of the masses to take any
interest in individuals" To this note,
put in her scrap-book. the lady appen-
ded this comment: ''When last heard
from, the Almighty had not yet reached
this point" The Senator entreated, the
lady reiented, and both text and COM
mentary were destroyed.
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''Tacking Ship off Shore

The follow ing yer originally published IN
the Atlantic ionthy-src the only poetry we ever
- hal Il nf. ali al.
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4 IFoman ,-ho hasa Right 10 TAX Of Saf-
.frage-- F,co Years in the Volunteer Car-
diry-I Year as Government Detsctire
Laying ont Netc York Rough.
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T HOOP SKIRTS, 111E
i. uonlti,,,s aOwn Make.u ILL.

In all the New Spr ug Styles, for Ladies',
Misses and Children; the quality and price
of which will recommend themselves To
every customer. CORSETSt CORSETS |!
CORSETBill Just marked down to gold at
mar: making our prices less than they can be
afforded, until gold declines to that point,
and az per cent less than the price one year
ago. We were the first In Philadelphia to
give silver n change to our customers, and
now lake the lead In giving them full adj
vantage of the return to q specie basis, in adj
vance of the Gold markets; which will be
fnlly appreciated by all who examine our
extremely low prices. Hoop Skirts, Our
own Make, at 81, 40, SO, s.. so, 70, 80, 90 So ST.
Handmade Whalebone Corsets at 50, co.
~, 90, SI.00, &c., to Sl,75: superior French
Woven Corsets at 75c. reduced from Sl0O; at
ST co. reduced from $l.38; at Sl.25 reduced
from 81 rs, &C.. &C., to $500, reduced from 81.
II. Werly Corsets at $500, reduced from
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsels at Sl.75,
reduced from Sl2D. &c &c. Mrs. Moody's
Patent Adjusting Abdominal Corsets at
reduction OF Is cents, to 81 90 per pair, ac-
| cording to qnality. All other goods proper
| tionalix reduced. Skirts and Corsets made
| to order. Altered and Repaired. Wholesale
and RetaiI-One Price Odly-Call or send
! for descriptive circular
| VIM. II. Hopkins,
mnr-l9-3m. No. Ills Chestnut ST.. Phila.
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/ re HERALD will be furnished to subscri-
ers OF "a per year, invariably Ia advance.
political.
THE PLATFORM.

The following is the platform of reso-
lutions unanimously adopted by the
Democratic State Convention, held at
Dover, on, Wednesday, Aug. oath, 1871;
PLATFORM.
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A tents WANTED FOR THE
H. Light OF THE WORLD,

Containing Fleetwood,s 81. /, 70 81 c,,r,st
hives ,, 70, o. me Anosties, EvangeIists and Mar
yrs syy R Rqaards 81 the p c6rsan
"History Of all Religions r. ny osephus;
with treatise and tables relating to- events
conn scted with Bible History. conteinin9
many me en,gravlngs. The whole forming
euges CFer w. FLINT.
~ 8. Seventh Street
''eo-sws Philadelphia.
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$40 MADE FROM 50 CENTS,

Something urgently needed by everybody
Call and examine, or samples sent postage
paid) for so cents, that retail easily for Slr.-
r. l.. WoLcoTT, l8I Chatham Square, New
York octS-iw.
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CUR FATHERS HGB2E :"
OR,
THE U.NWRITTE.N R0RD,

BY Daniel March, author of the popular
"Night Scenes !" This master in thought
and language shows us untold riches and
beauties in the Great House. with its Bloc
ming flowers, Singing birds, Waving palms,
Rolling clouds. Beautiful bow, Sacred 410un-
iains, Delightful Rivers, Mighty oceans,
laundering voices. blazing heavens, and
vast universe with countless beings in mil
lions of worlds, and reads to us in each the
Unwritten Word Rose tinted paper ornate
engrayings and superb binding. rRich and
vari d in thought "Chaste." "l1asy and
graceful in style" Correct, pure and ele-
waiting in its tendency ''Basutilul and
good" "a household treasure" Comne1-
dntions like the above, from College Presi-
dents and Professors, ministers of all de-
nominations, and tae religious and secular
press all over the country. rs freshness,
purity of language, with clear. open type,
fine steel engravings, substantial binding,
and low price, make 1t the book fOrtte masses.
Agents are selling from 50 TO l5l per week.
We want Clergymen. School Teachers.
smart young men and ladies to introduce
the work for us in every township, and we
viii pay literally. No il tellgcnt man or
woman need be without paying business
Send for circular, full description and
terms. Address ZEIGLkR, NicCURDY Geo,
IS, s. Sixth St., Philadelphia, Pa; 1870 Race
ST., cincinnati, Ohio; 80 Monroe 81, Chicago.
H.; SOB N. Sixth ST., st. Louis, NO.; or ll2
Main ST., Springfield, Mass.
u Sep-2-lm.
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6On0 Wanted an active man, in each
OJUU. County in the state, TO travel
and take orders by sample, TEA, COFFEE,
and SPICES. 10 suitable men we will give
q .ralary of 5000 to $1,000 year, above travel
Jig and other expenses. and reasonable
commission on sales.
Immdlate applications are solicited from
proper partias. References echanged. APP
ply to, or address Immediately; 4,
J. PACKER q CO.,
Continental Mills"
May7-tf WI 5000
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cARLuW's INDIGO BLUE
VILYRERGERS IBDGLIELE INK

Will he found on trial to he a superior arti-
BILE. Always on hand and for sale at reason
able prices. Pure Ground SPICES, Genuine
MEDICINES, Chamois Skins, Sponges, Ia
pioca, Pearl, Sage, and all articles in the
drug line at
ALFRED WILTBERGER'S DRUG STORE,
No. 233 North Second ST., Philadelphia.
july2-l0m.
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rT'HIS rs NO HUMBUG.
BY sending 80 CENTS,
with age, height color of eyes and hair, YOU
will receive, by return mail q correct pic.
ture OF your future husband OF wife, with
name and date of marriage: Address W
FOX, p. o. Drawer, No. "a, Fultonyille N.
Y. aug6-4w.
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wv sci the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE. Has tlas undel'-fccd.
makes the "lock stitch alike IN 9th sidesl
ftiiy licensed. The best and cheapest family
Sewing Machine in the market. Address.
JOHNSON, CLARK Il CO., Boston, Mass.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,. or St Louis,
MO. sept2l-3m.
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RICHARD e. KNIGHTEN,
Successor to John H. Graham,
.ga DEALER IN
@M,aD V ES,

And manufacturers Of all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron ware, Keeps constantly ON hand
q full and varied assortmento OF articles in his
line of business such as constitute a first
class stove, tin and sheet iron Emporium,
which he will dispose of at reasonable terms.
Our stock of stoves is complete. Our"Gold-
en- Meddlen Cook Stove Is the most desira-
BILE now IN use, and we take great pleasure
in recommending 10 to those in need OF an
article of the kind. A trial Is all that is ne
cessary to secure 1t the favor of any one u.s.
and promptly.
aa-Speclal attention paid to Roofing Gut
tering and Spouting in all Its various bran
ches.
p, s.-Mr. ANDREW sIsCO, well known
to hundreds for his slyillful accuracy in all
the various branches of the above named
business, is with me, and viii give his at
tention to work of oil kinds.
[ap-l6-0m.]
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XsTANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
w SHUT LIE SEWING MACHINE
on both sides) and is the only licensed I'M
der. feed shuttle Machine sold for less thar
500. Licensed by Wheeler Il Wilson, C-o-
derfeed Shuttle Machines sold for less than
$50 are infrlngements, and tn seller and
user liable to Prosecution Address JOHN
burgh. Pa, Chicago, H., or st. Louis. Mo.
tuly2-5m.
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Files and Rasps

of the best quality, 1T the New Sc. FILE
WORKS, oil New Street, Philadelphia (be-
may be found the largest assortment in the
city. Old Files and Rasps re-cut and made
equal to new, at an average saving of so per
cent. on the original cost.
mar ism. j. BABTON SMITH.
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W.T. "A RTMTn Travelling and Local Ag-
w ANTEU. ents for the Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Co., for all parts of
and New Jersey. Reference
required. Address Branch Office Delaware
Mutual Life Insurance Co., N. w. corner 9th
and Chestnut streets. PhiIa. ap-30-4w.
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FREE To BOOK AGENTS

We will send handsome Prospectus of
our Neio Illustrated Family Bible to any book
agent free of charge. Address, NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co., Phila, Pa. oct8-4w.
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NEW SHOE STORE.
wNI. Il. FARRELL.

Practical Boot and Shoe Maker, corner Main
and Methodist Streets Opposite the Della
ware House,) Smyrna, Delaware, has on
land n large stock ofbOth Custom Work and
RIGA Eastern Made Boots and Shoes to
HE( which he calls she attention oil the
Y nv public. His Ready-made Work he
SELLS at LOWER PRICES than auy 9TH
er Store in smyrna. His stock comprises all
styles for Ladies', Gentlemen and Children.
Custom work done to order, and at Lower
Prices than formerly. Good dts and neat
less guaranteed in all cases. Mendine done
at all times. He desires liberal share Of
public patronage. oct I7-ly.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
g n < RIFF F'S SAL
By virtue OF Writ Of Levari Faoas to me directed
will be exposed to
PUBLIC SALE,
ATTBE HOTEL OF JOSEPH YARNALL,
In the town OF New Castle, New Castle County
Delaware,
sHGRlFF's SALE.
ON SATURDAY.,

The 23d day of April, A. 1870, at 2 O'Clock z. M
the following described
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LADIES' LEGS.

Anna Cora HI0wntt Ritchie on English and
American Ladies' Legs-The Oretically and
DelIcately Handled.
Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie, in her
London letter to the San Francisco Chronicle,
handles the legs of some of her American and
English sisters in this free manner:--
We trust our fair American sisters will not
be shocked by our unhesitating use of the
word "legs," which they are accustomed to
designate as climb, or "lower limb" In
England and all over Europe that little sub
terfuge would be pronounced indelicate and
affected; and it certainly is the latter, if not
the former.
But to our story. White, symmetrical fe-
minnie legs are said to be disappearing from
American soil. They are so much in the
ascendant in England that ladies of rank have
invented new method of making known
their fair proportions We read in the March
number of the GALAXY, in a work just pub
lished, two American medical men put forth
the gross slander that ga handsome leg is a
rarity-we had almost said an impossibility--
among American women!" We do not be-
lieve the ungallant libel, though American
ladies certainly are not in the habit of
publishing their charms by having casts taken
of their shapely legs, as an ornament for
drawing room tables, or to be sold for the
benefit of the vender of casts, or to be cir
friendship and valuable work of art What
we are about to relate appears, at the first
blush, SO incredible that we hold ourself re-
sponsible for its exact truth.
Upon the drawing room table of lady of
rank in London-a lady of high position and
irreproachable character--may be seen, be-
meath glass case, lovely dimpled foot, de-
icate ankle rounded calf, up to the knee
joint; it is the cast of the leg of Lady -, :,
the hostess. In Soho Square there is small
shop, in which you can purchase for five shil-
lings cast of one of the most exquisite of
legs the original-in the flesh-belongs to
Lady - de G. and R, who went to
this little shop incog., and had her perfect
leg moulded, and afterwards generously gave
the shopman the privilege of selling copies
of the cast, which he does daily, for it was
quickly discovered to whom the beauteous
leg belonged. ''
=sOne lady, the wife of mayor of town in
the provinces came to London and had two
casts taken of her leg; one nude, and one
with the neat little shoe, stocking, and garter.
Strange to say (though no artist will call it
strange), the leg with the stocking and garter
produced an effect much further removed
from modesty than the leg quite unclad.
Brucciani, the cast vender in Covent Garden,
drives brisk business in casting ladies' legs,
and has any quantity of models of all descrip-
tions, taken from life and chiefly from noble
life, for sale. How this leg mania originated
we have never heard, but there is certeS ex.
PLANTATION for this sudden passion among the
aritocratic fair to have their legs recognized;
perhaps it is only because "a thing of beauty
is Joy for ever. I
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minerals. The lead has sufficient per-
centage of silver to pay for its separation. AS
there is yet but little domestic demand for
the lead itself, and as the cost of transportation
to another market would consume 1t, there is
none mined or smelted.
Almost the entire amount of salt used in New
Mexico is obtained from salt lakes on the plain,
some fifty or sixty miles east of the Rio
Grande. The salt, crystallized by the evapora-
ton of the water by the sun, is deposited upon
the bottom, forming a crust several inches in
thickness. 1t is shoveled directly into wagons
and dried in the sun. In this condition it mas
impurities mixed with it, which give 1t a
dark appearance, but when bleached or washed
it becomes white as snow. The supply is mex
haustible. A train of about fifteen wagons,
each capable of carrying 5000 pounds of salt,
goes once a year from Ell Paso to a lake sixty
miles distant, for the annual supply of salt.
Chihuahua obtains its supply of the article from
the salt lakes of New Mexico.
There are several mineral and warm springs,
some of which possess rare medicinal qualities.
There are several dstilleries in the Territory,
which fact Is always taken into account by set
tiers proposing to emigrate. Altogether, it is q
most inviting region for that class of people,
and it is not a wonder that its population has
increased so greatly within the past few years
rs to warrant the application for admission into
the Union as a State. And from present ap.
pearances we, within a short time, will have to
fix another star TO our ensign, and welcome an.
other sister to the already brilliant gathering.
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SEWING MACHINES.
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REAL ESTATE, Viz:

All that certain tract parcel of land called the Mile
House Farm, situate lying and being in the hundred and
county of New CASTLE in the State of Delaware the
town Of New Castle and which is bounded and described
as follows to Beginning at point in the centre OF
the road leading from New Castle TO Hamburg lane oppo
site stone the north side of said road the
distance Of II 1600 perches from ditch dividing the land
hereby to be conveyed from land held by T. Tasker
formerly part Of Stonham farm thence along the
of the said road north 1917 degrees east IL 1910 perches
TO point in the said road opposite the middle Of the
ditch aforesaid, thence along the middle of the ditch
aforesaid tn 3 degrees west "a 56 100 perches thence
north All degrees. west A 76O0 perches, north 33f de-
east 36 0 perches the of the New Gas
tie and Frenchtown Railroad along line Of the
said road westwardy the line dividing this land from
land Of the heirs OF Robert Burton deceased thence with
the said dividing line SOUTH nine degrees perches
north S6 degrees west 10 $40 perches south degrees
west SO perches south 75H degrees $40 perches
south "a degrees west 81 20 perches to the Marsh Bank
and continuing the II $40 percnes to low
water mark the river Delaware thence by the limo of
low-water mark up the said river point opposite to
the the side of the Hamburg aforesaid and
thence by line right angles the said road, to the
centre of the said road and place beginning containing
of upland and marsh eighty -four more or less
Seized and taken in property Charles
w. Grant and Isabella his wife, and William H. Paddock
and Laura his wife, and Elmer Clark tenant
be sold by
JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
SheriGs Office, New Castle April L. A. D. 1879. t41a lO