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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
Mass
Temperance Convention
OfIhe Sth Congregational, 10th
Senatorial and 9th Judl-
ctal Districts


THERE win be a Mass Temperance
Convention helJt.tn the city of Della
waIe, on
Wednesday, september 9Th, 1870,
For the pur pose OF placing In nonlinat on
Candidates Tor Congress, Senator, Judge
and Board Of Equaliza' ion, to be supported
by the PrOhibitO' y Temperance men OF the
districts, PrOhibitOry Temperance men
are urged tn attend AS delegntrB. Let there
be an ca, nest given titts unON emenJ wht n
viii demoustiUte that IL IS repiete with
Vitality.
A tue same time aud place a County
Ticket will be nominated for Delaware
county.
The Hon Gidenn T. Stewart, of NurwRlk,
and Rev. n. 3. Fiery, of Mausnrlu, will be
ia uttenuuuce to address the people.
THOS. EVANS, JR.
OF State Central CualB tnittee.
Rug282w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

The American Institute will hold its
Thirty-ninth General Exposition of
the inventive genius and productive
industry of the nation, at the great
building of the Institute on Third
Avenue, New York, commencing on
Wednesday next and endiu Nov ID.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

n FAD QUARTERS IIEPABIM ENI
OF THE CUMBERLAND MUIR
FREEsBoRo. TENN FEB u, 63
IH such brigade enmm 'nders as
Col John Beatfy. of the 30'h Oslo In
fsntry. and Others whose names are
mentioned IN the accompanying rep"rt,
the Gnvernmeut nav we'll eOb6de.
They are the men from whom 0nr
traop4 should ne AZ once sum id with
Br;Radier Generals: and justice 20 the
brave men and "ffirprs sf the regiments.
squaily demands their promotion, 70
give Them and their regiments the
proper leaders.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
II SAY UNTO THFR-

"a dIIa7A n NlNll
Ny Friend, the PATENT WAITE
lNA WIRE manufactured at the Hudson
River Wire Works iH the nicest, best and
cheapest thing for clothes lines yet out. If
will nth rust, coruAit, di~tttloi m ear the
clothes, or freeze 10 them. % is very strong
and does NOT need 90 br- taken in as the
weather cannot affect it.
n. j. NVTETH-
OstruHder, De7nagUre Co., Ohio
. Agent f-r Genital ohio.
Agents, travelling ana local wanted eFr r--
whore mr25. 7u-lyr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
LETTER FROM NEWPORT

The Yacht Squadron - DauntIess
Cnmbrta-Cal3 PsO-SchOOlshfP 8Iassa-
chusetts--AmOng the TOmbs--Ln
Belle Rivtere-The Palisades Of the
HudsOn.-HOme Again.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

A Democratic "Stable Ring has
been organized to defeat William
Brown for Sheriff. 1t Is not only
round but hollow and has a cork in
the end oft.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
Union Republican 'h'lcI1et

state Omcers.
Foa. szcRgFART or STATE,
GEN. ISAAC B. sHERWOOD.
BoR SUPREME JUDGE.
uEUgLGE w. meILVATNE.
FoR onMPTRoLLER,
GEN. WILLIAM T. WILSON.
FoR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
PHILIP Y. HERRING.
For Congress,
GEN. JOHN BEATTY.
For state Senator,
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS.
FOR Judge OF Common Pleas,
CAPT. CHARLES H. KILLER.
For hoard OF Equalization,
WILLIAM s. WRIGHT.
County Omcers.
FOR AUDITOR,
CAPT. J. r. DOTT.
FOR SHERIFF,
WILLIAM BROWN.
FOR PROSECUTING ATrORSEX.
GEN. JOHN s. JONES.
EoR coRoNER,
AUGUSTUS A. WEIGH.
FOR COMMISSIONS ER,
RIOS W ILL COOK.
FOR INFIR8EARY DIRECTOR,
"a. L. GRIFFIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

The Albany Evening Journal declares
that the Hon. Lewis d Campbell lis
the most arritnt Of political turncoRts, .
and that he ''has been Whig, Know
Nothing, a RepublicAn, JOhnsonite,
D"macrat, and all the varied shades
bJ.Ween ,hem,H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
s~PosITIvELYa

sell lower than any other establishment in
tow. Look for The sigr, OPERA HOUSE
LOTHING STORE. Never lIuy until you
have been there, If yOu would Sdue money.
seut2-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

We take pleasure in announcing. in
behalf of the Union Republican Central
Committee, that the distinguished Ohio
statesman,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
WHAT PARTY ORGANIZED
THE REBELLION.
TESTIMONY or A DIsMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE.

8ubbeII,s Views OF democracy from n
Republican S1ana-potnf.-E TrrF
Rebel a Democrat Ranmey Thur
man and PendIefom Cow orEeEs In
Trenaon--Ar re b btshop Hughes and
the New York Catholics denounced
as .tanfurtaGed Demons Wv hat the
Democratic Party did and would
have Liked & o do TO aid the Southern
CnmsuArmNOFR,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

wv A. SMITH, (rOr the last four
w years with S. 81. rn) invites all has old
fris nus and pat ons, and he public gener-
ally, TO call and see hum at his splendid
New Store, No. 2 WILLIAMS OPERA
HOUSE, where he IS now opening one OF the
incest assortInents OF
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
GENERAL ROsECRANs' OPINION
OF GENERAL BEATTY.
HAN OUARrERs DEPARTMFNTl

Extract from Cen. VIM. G. ROsecrans'
official Report of the Battle of Stone
River.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
Yours resp ct ully,
LOUIS FAEsSLEF,


LlEtIta LOJIs5 4 e3FFIftt IUtI9Gs
Formerly of AstOr House, N. Y, Burnet
House, Cincinnati, o., Ocean House, h. 1.
The 'sNatiOnal" has just bern int Oducrd
in Delaware, but IL is rapidly gaming in IA
v0r, Hnd Is used In the families of the fol-
lOWlns PERSONS with entire satisfact Oh -
Judge " iliiAhs, MIR. Z. Hills, Mrs. Smith,
Mis. Butler, and q hers sizes lor families,
~ to quarts for Hotels and Re,tslranis,.
Ia 10 gallons. For sale by g. PLATTS
JewvIer, No. Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

Il isAas simplot rs the ordinary Coffee Pot,
ahn,quitr as u, feRl', and afie er a IaIr trial
may be returned, Ii the ub0Ae TATE meIiLs
are OG found strictly true. EeVerA family
and h.itel shOuIu have one.
The Following is setect ed from numerous
testimonials tu LIe value OF the " n AaIional:''
FREMONT House, HICAGO.
GENTLEMEN :-Sluce I have USED your
Ma iona CsIfie- Pot in the fremont, where
dId use e tghteen -, unds of Uoffer by the
old method, now use thirteen pOunuS per
d-y. II is much better, and more pal
Rtanle, all the aroma being retained. IL is
lht- b, st coffee have maue in all my Pc
rience Oft last Jhfrty-Ihi ee years. 1 feel
much pleased in recommending Lufs Ma
tiOnala Offe, Pos ti,the sroptteIors uf ho-
tells and restaurants througnouL the ConGi-
nenl OF Amer csl. as an uhSul paSSahle in
Vention OF a COME pOl-superlOr to any
thing Ihave yet seen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

Ever brought to Delaware, at LOWER PRIC-
rs than can BE- found in Central Ohio
These goods W re all ought dur4lR he dull
month of August. when g'Hids were rhes y,
at the lowest cash rice. and this being a
strictly lash HOUSE. 1 VIII
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

Il is warranted 20 save ont-third of the
Coffee o. L. a, and without N,,1hra tsouIDle
will make a unifurml, suDeriflT>. bs y, $780,
and u i'll save ten mes It's cost in Noi ~
besides being a gt eat luxury. -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
80 scHnoL.sHp.

An inspiring scene was present ted BY
the sight of The Scbool-ship round
which we eirclrd after leaving the
Cam bria. The good commonwealth
of Massachusetts owns this wonderful
institution. To-day it stands an an
chored giant In the midst of the minia-
ture feet. All vaRrant boys within the
State, boys who sleep in dry goods
boxes; boys tattered and fOFlorD stand
ing at street corners or about fruit
stalls and candy shops; orphaned boys
with none to weep for them i; homeless
boys for whom there seems to be no
room 10 the world, these are gathered
in for the ship Massachusetts, are shell
tered fed, clothed in uniform and edU-
Gated foI the navy or the marine mer
chant service. They swarmed three
hundred strong upon the sail yards
even TO the top mast; perched there
they made the rigging black with boys,
a flock of ravens lowering over white
swans.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

Custom Made Clothing. Hats Caps,
s Gens's Furnishing Goods, Trunk,
Valises, &C., &C., &C., &cY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
DISCOVERED ATLAsT!

THOSE suffering from Disease in
4 cinent to this malaritl climate will
ind in the
OLENTANGK BITTERS
A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN cUREg
For FEVER and AGUE it is an tnfal-
ible remedy, it, effects being the musi grAtl-
fying.
For Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, In
dtgesttOm and General Debility its
curative qualities are unsurpassed.
Itisa
VEG ETABLE RESTORATIVE,
and all the Ingredients that tnter into its
composition are perfectly pure and selected
with the gre Htesf tare. It's opera i'm beiug
hot only uIHttVe hut a preventive, IL
the field of usefulness, by plHc,ng the sys-
tenn in perfs ct AtaIe Of defence, and rem
dering IT almost inVulnt rable to all urdin-
ary cHu-es OF sickness. The preparation is
ia the trut sense of the word a P1tuEisfng
Iolafc. Il improves The appetite, tudows
the itsSimilaiing organs with a new power,
and thus pf ovisies for the proper nOuriSh-
ment and tnvtgtIriltiOn of the entire sys tenn.
To be convinced is by giving 1t a trial.
Price, 81 90 per BOttley
Bottles, 50 90.
HOWE BROS, PrOpriet0rs,
aug26-4W Dslawar,-, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

The Very Lntest.-GreRt Battle ON
9uesday end WednssdRy.-Great
PrasBtam Victory
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

he Wise and Save Money
PROFITS diUidgd annually lCfth F1licU holders.
ihe tONTIN ENTA l. is tn sQfew auu BEST
TllS. O01gpaHu ig Wea0 YORK and divides prof
It. with her Policybolders each and every
Com. BARNES says In his 1869 Ins. tports.
Companies is rightly assigned to the COETIE-
ENTAIL"
Money Can he Saved
by insuring in this old, solid and reliable
CompHny, No Steam ep' c'al hazards talk
en-. Dwellings, stores, Churches and Farm
Z, op' rty can secure UeT8 cheap rates In the
CONTINENTAL.
CALL SOON AND GET YOUR POLICY.
GRO. G. EATON. Agent.
CERTTBICATIE OF AUTHORITY.
Auditor Of States OmCe,
DEPATlTlEF1gT or IlgFuRANCE,
COLUMBUS, o. Fe hrultrl lsf, lbla-
IT is herr b. certififd, thai the CoNTIlEly-
tai FIRE INSURANCE Co., lnrsIed 40 New
York. In the state Of New Yni k. has cum-
Piled, In all resprcfs, with the laws of this
Stat relating 70 Fire Insurance Com panfes
far the curr-nt year. aud has hlrd tn fhlE
Office a sworn Statement. by fht pruppr OF
hrers showing iis condition aud business,
at the date Of such Htst-ment, December
8lst 1868 to be az follows
Amount Of actual paid-up Capl-
..-..... elluiJuJ W
Aggregate amount or avail
aDie ..-..-....... ZOOS 6i 10
tie dneluding re-inseTance) 4s2l57 90
ceding -. SD 40
Amount OF Expenditures for
the preceding year...............-... 6g9 Z38 ai
IN Witness Whereof / have
- hersunto subscribed Wiy
(SEAL) nam, and CAUSED the Senl
~ Of my Office 10 be HmEed
the day and year above
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
dec. "a. 'eo-tG
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
THE PATENT
NATIONAL COFFEE POI

For N a king Coffee or Tea. according
10 tine Approved French N ethod.
TIE AROMA ALL BEING RETAINED.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

By yesterdays (Thursday's) dis.
pa.Ohes it appears that the German
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

land vent out among The yachts 10
NewpoTt harbor.
More obselvant eyes than mine
were Il ncinp from under the dapplnS
sail 0f he Mary King graeetulier
pen has written an account OF that
afternoon 5 cruise and | step aside to
| lem. G. a tell rs history being quite
sure that Mr.. Thecdnrr Filtan Wont
object. and assuming +lso that the
GAZETTE aud the hzasbeEae1f are on
good terms.
Tour correspondent here quates Mrs
Ames' graphic and gracefully written
letter to the Znde6eadesk, most Of
which We had already reproduced on
our first page before Mrs. InRham' s
communication reached Us. We there
fore give here the Introductory part
of the letter, referring the
reader 10 the first page for the remain
der.-EDs. GAZETTE.]
1T was an exhilara,ing sight tn see
the whole vaeht squadron of New York
! enter the Harbnr "a Monday. Like a
great flick of living creatures every
white ziBg spread. they came hying In
! from the ocean. There was a wonder
fnl grace IN their movements some
thing electric 10 the sweep Of their
spreading sails something human and
personal in each one of them which
cannot be described. Thousands of
people on the wharves and piers greet
ed them with cheers aad waving hand
kerehiefs. Cannon hailed them from
dhe shore: cannon nsRered from their
tecks: and the hIgs of England and
Aheriea rippIed and huttered from
hundreds of mast heads. Look at that
gridiFnn and then at the stars aud
stripes. said Captain K, whose hard
hands had guided the sails over these
waters for more than fortv years. he
prettiest thing that ever hOatpd who
ever hurts her, hurts me. We |, how
beautiful fhev were wirh their white
skirts and blue and scarlet sfTeamers.
as they shot by each other in their
airy race, and then dropped their aDch
ors in the tranquil Bay. There were
the Magic, the Idler, the Phantom
America, Madge, Sylvia. Sapph',
Fleetwing. Halcyon. Tidal Wave. Tar
alinter, Madeline, Calypso, WIdReon.
r ,mbler Cambria, and Daun'less.
Nearly all feminine creatures, vnu see,
they had the right to be beaut'tu'.
Feminine from its @riel sail TO its 6ne
keen prov no wonder the yacht Is the
darling Of man and that she inspires iD
him somewhat of the romantic dev0-
ton which he feels for the woman
dearest to his heart"
See first PGgS.
To my mind the foregoing descrip
tion is one of the ARREST ever emana-
ting from Mrs Ames' pen. Does it
not please you? The same fresh hreezv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
IVsURRWCE.


The BEST New Years Gtff
That any man can give his family is
ihTTTuhI. 1.Tr5s on NEW vORre.
The Mutual Life iR th- safest Life Co. in
thp world.
divides an prQjlts with Pol
Tha AIntuai Life divides annually cash divi-
The Mutual Life has over sss.Ooa.o 900 eash as
The Mutual Isf- has n o Premium Nofes nor
The Wntuai iifs makes the largesi adds-
fO4is q, her Policies.
The Mutual LIE costs Tess HlOneB than any
other Company
The Mntual Life has more Life Policies On
DeIaW mr.. than al other Life Companies
dnins business b. re. thus proving the
good senae afld carafa1t prudence and 'Oisaoa1
~ business men.
Rom yef for q teW NOR. p0nt delay. Don't
1D0sfe g1OHey 07llU Qu frfnes. Call at onre
and make a sure provision for the i'rntec-
LIE or Hudnurrnent PoIIcI. 3 issued
Life I1gllrTnce 4a fhe hand 0f ~ Hitfo17i0 and
ti1fher. reaching f-om NE grNUe 20 couy0rG
and laLafGip Gle iOllelU agife. and % educate
NN i5F9. e EATON. ARent.
cERTHF1cATE or AaTI7iT1sfIffdRiTa.
AudIaOr 0G states 0GtGea
DEPARTMENT or TgaURANrE,
CnLUM Bus. o., February hfn, ltla.
II is hereby oerilfis d.. that the MUTUAL
IIFE Insurance C81IPAgY luonlen 40 10 W
York city I'm the ftsstP o. New YORK. has
compiled. in al resnec's. win The inwp of
pantts. for the current year, end has dlHo
10 this once a sworn siafameui, hy Inc
proper Ofio r. thereof, showing its condl-
fioa and business atthe date nf Rnnh State
ment, (pecenb-r 9ls1. l2l9l ~ be as follows
value Of Real Estate by Com
Amount of Loanson MoriEa-
5onnt r Bonds. stocks and 4ii4'i'' 50
the Comp sng.....,................- 5.sa.s78 SO
iiems..... ................-.- c25,sss Oh
longing to the Company 2454.as7aO
Net Amouts OF an Assets.......... s3i .OI7.s2J %
Liza BHLIWHEg.
Net amount Of unpaid loss IS
Dry .... .,..:.............. saals5i lo
est for re-inrurancAs
For Policies, valued February
IT. Il.s2L225 7s
IN @ry iat, 7lQda d8
Total Liabilities . 500 9fl 40 q
INCOME.
Amount actually received
during the yeaF lIl Cash IS ~ G0T 3lg 0l
BLPEUDITUHE Ea.
Actual EXpendi uTea during
the year IN f]fgll ...... .... SO 51lOf1
MIsCELIa 1NE0UijS.
Mum bern ~ Policies IN force
20 End OF the year ...............NO G0,E72
Net amount in force at end 81
nm T4f r =. and Taounf Of S slo'S 4z
c'es which have erased to
be in fOi oe during the year
from All causes, No. 7,482
In Witness Whereof. / have
- hereuntO subscribed my
- of my ONE to be sGzed,
the day and year above writ
JAS. Fl. GOODMAN,
Auditor nf State
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

THE undersigned Offers for sale 10
i acres al goO,i land well tencs d and sur
C,t.5,fre onUails an orchard OF 80 young
tres Term~: halt own, bsllatice in u
y. ars. knquire Of ). X. NETTLEroH, Lewis
i,e,,tre. H. ANDRUS.
sPDI2 4W-pd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

For state SENATOR
WILLIAM G. WILLIAMS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
See 6stPGgS.

To my mind the foregoing descrip
ton is one Of the ARREST ever emana-
ting from Mrs. Ames' pen. Does it
not please ynu2 The same fresh breezv
reciprocity, she carries with her. When
she enters a room she seems to have
floated IN gu one of summers softest
gales. Fan me once again, o sPiciest OF
Zephyrs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
Estate OF John Bebb.

NOTICE As hereby given tn the un-
N designed has been duly appoin ed ad-
mini traIDl OF the tate Of John Brbb. de
bOHiS non. All persons Interested Win gov
ern themselves acc0rdiugiy
s+pt2-3w-pdl JAS. cox.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

nSYcHoMANCY. FASCINATION OR
SOUL LCHARMING.-40O pages; cloth
This wonderful book las full tnstTu"tions
to enable the reader TO faSctnate eilher SEX
OF itny aIIjnaI at will. MesmeTism, Spir-
itualism, and hundreds Of other curious
experilnents. Il can be tIhttined by SEMI
Ing adCires with 10 cents postage. 10 y. w.
EVANS q CO, Al South Eighth St., Phila-
r7nlf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

FOR Judge OF Common Pleas,
CAPT. CHARLES H. KILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02
NEW ADvERTlsEmENTs.

T r z It'll
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-09-02

In Witness Whereof, / have
- hereumtO Euhacrfbl-d my
(sEAL) name. AID caused the sral
~ nf my Odlc- 10 be nmEed,
the day and year above writ
ten.
JAS. FL. GOODMAN,
Auditor 10 State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-26
. ALL THE 4 i YEAR
:, -,ul ROUND

HHE subscriber hos for some time past tried
1 TO establish in this part of The country, a
~ REGULAR GROCERY STORE, s,i,.
and some people thi. k be has nearly succeed.
ed; but IN This skepGcals age nobody is sup
posed TO be believe! on his word ii is therefore
desired that unbelievers should come and Judge
for themselves, and see if the following state
ments are not true: 10 Hf III ssni u m "
Without going into long details. would soy
that Sugar sold up to this timo for is to 6
cents lis now freely offered for II L., This
is but one article Of larger and well selected
stock Of GROCERIES which will be sold a,
corresponding rates. ''.i % q '''7'' .h'
One Of the pec'diuritics Of the goods is this:
That the Sugars, syrups, aud Molsssrs. are
generally very sweet., particularly The New
Orleans Molasses.) Whilst the Vinegar is ex-
ceedingly sour, particularly that French White
Wine Vinegar, an imported article.
Once more-d Mt believe any thing until you
come and see for yourselves. .l .r-l.If ..a
II you don't br,ng he Cash bring any Coun
try Produce, for as heretofore, credit, ex,end-
ing from The hand to the pocket will be grant.
cd 10 all good customers, the balance will pay
cash. . ]. NJ. DECAULINE.
Harper's Ferry, Feb. 10, 1870. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-26
UNTIL THE EVEN.

From the Southern Home. Gen. D.
H. Hills paper. at Charlotte, N. C., we
Zip the iollo wing Beautiful poem.
BY all waters, showing vide
.. Toiling ill the, even-iide (; s,,,sm
.Fainling not for summers heat, n.
Hslling no, with weary feet.
NV o1king." with our guerdeR less
Than crown Of righteousness.
! By our paths OF pain and care - =.
Sill the Lily blossoms fair,
And ,he sparrow builds her nest.
%" By our mansions OF unre.i !; '1,1'
resclins with the voice that saith I:
Be YE "fsiihiur' until death. .. ''
Wis, we Of the seed We SOW
d. How the tender blade shall grow
How the little germs enfolJ
The Harvest Of hundred fold T!
Aud bow the sun and su inner rain
u Awake 10 life The buried grsin =!
He who fixed the Planets plars .s
u Clodies The Lily with lis grace,
lie who marks the sparrows fall
- Hath His mercy for Us all, a
x And hsiender love declares a.. e
That our life IS more Than theirs.
Forth, until the eren tide
BY all waters sowing vide
He Il al sOws The stars and sees T. i
That our SOILS are more than these,
Shall we fslter when he saith ...
e "Be ye faithful unto death !'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-03-26
'TINWARE. iTlN,RooFING,
,SPOUTlNG.

= pSfOO i l1NI. igif5l 7lJ1
HAVING recently purchased com plete set
IL of Thinning TO0LS AND MACHINE
RY and employed the best workman, we are
prepared to DO all okindS ofJTia, Copper and
'shsst7Iron Work at our Warehouse in Charles
town. ,.. -.
We will make to order, for Merchants and
others, every .dessHptionof Tilware. .Sat short
est notioeIabds keep stock ofsfInware on
hand for sale. None but the best materials
will be used, and all woak promptly executed,
'a'T FIN SsiseStdP RoeFPiNaGAN ANp sPoafRGsill re-
ceive special attention. REPAIRING Prompt-.
Iy done. t-.l---.,,
1--WE have a stock of COOK. AND HEAT
ING STOVES on hapd7for sale, and can far
nish at short notice any Stovs desired. Stoves
delivered and put up in town or country.
D BONES, OLD IRON, OLD Brass, OLD
COPPER, and RIGS will be bought for, Cash
or. taken in exchange for Hardware and Tin
ware. sGR0 , u9IJOHGE >
s.h McCURDY g. DUKE,
Hardware Merchants and Dealers IN Agr-
cultural Implements, Seeds, &c., u -..->
Charlestown, W. Va. 7
Feb 5 rls.. co., I'm