Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-01-21


Bare hunting-Loosing for aeas
The childrsn's tingdom-Lap-land.
Dsarsr than lifa--F Fashionabls fsnar-
AAs'
A natural bridge-Tha bridge of the
nose. aia
The FIRST Board OF Edueation-The
~ you lli..I must go on a spree let 80 De q
SS"N 9eP't'' er
Missouri owes three million dollars.
Pauperism is decreasing i9. 1fassa-
chusetts.
The Kansas Legislature elected Miss
Emma Campbell Enrolling CLERK,
Five thousand inarriaRsl lioensosv were
granted in Chicago last year.
Why was Eve not afraid Oh ths
measles p Because she'd Pad 'em
(Adam.)
"A little girl, repeating her suudaT
School lesson, said Ye can not serve
God and mamma"
Every newspaper in Chicago has ffthe
/ largest circulation Of any paper On IT.
4 linOis."
The Daniel Webster Homestead farm,
in Franklins u. H., has been sold fof
7 b,0oO. at
Ristorf made many friends (and SOW
enty Thousand dollars) in South Amer
I lea.
The Rawlins fund has been dl1ed up
to $4,000. That for Mrs stanton now
amounts to $4,000.
The man who stalced his reputation
was probably preparing for @ general
survey
! GommisstpneF Delan0 wants seven
teen tens Of income blanks for this
year.
The class most troubled about r
debt Of the United States are the Cam
adian editors.
Ice on Che sidewa ks is a sure sign OF
falling weather. T4is fs no medical a1-
manac humb1g,- = Springfield BeDu5lic.
Four promit sue English magazines
fare edited by women.
A romance Of the middle ages-that
wigs can be made which cannot be dis
ttnguished from tho natural hair.
Young Americans to the number OF
1y50O are now represented in the Ger
Eaan schools and universities.
HaIloway advertised SIX hundred
thousand dollars worth last year, and
sensibly considers it a solid way OF
making money.
Indiana has law which exempts
from city taxation fve-acre lots, pro-
vtded they are held for agricultural
purposes,
Henry G. Bowen of the Independent,
whom Mr., Beecher VIII not speak 10,
paid the second largest premium, $3.50,
for his pew in Plymouth Church.
A lady asked her gardener why the
weeds always outgreW the flowers.
Madam" answered he, Hthe SOIL ls
mother to the weeds. but only step
mother TO the flowers"
"A stock raiser in Middle Haddam,
Ct, recently imported from England
hYe ewes and one ram, which cost him
gold.
mamma dear, give me applet 90
Don't say apple, say an apple"
apples, mamma dearp
A sAxE-olg REPARrEE.-
Surrounded by ladies-h0w proud you
Cried the queen Of the group, with q faos
''Why,-yes, p sail the poet--.b but happierhe
Who Choosing the LASS were surrounded
by OneW
They accuse an Over-Ofdcious asses
sor Of internal revenue, ont West, Of
spending three days in hunting up
bear that he heard was bruin in the
woods.
In 1852, some workmen lZinaLed q tre
in a Missouri coal mine to warm them
selves, and last week it was found still
burning.
Rev. Phebe "A. Hanaford has accept
ed a call 10 the Eniversalist church in
New Haven. She has been studying
for the ministry with the Rev. Mrs-
Olympia Brown, Of bridgeport, for
several years past.
Wisconsin has a weekly paper called
the Lean WoLf, which cannot have
large circulation, since IL is precisely
the thing which people try to keep
away from their doors.
Daniel w. Mcfarland, who ia. under
Indictment for the murder of Albert
ID. Richardson, is to be tried ct the
March term OF the Court Of oyer and
Terminer. Judge Ingraham VIII pre-
side. John Graham viii head the
counsel for the defence.
The liabilities of the State Of Kansas
are S42,O7L 81, and the resources &s09, $50.
There are b8, ,68l scholars in the public
schools being an increase Of 1854 since
last year.
The debt or NJ LassaGn LlaeEE6r according
to Governor Clafiin's message, IS 23O,-
SEQ, 900. The ordinary. expenses Of the
State for the year 1870 are estimated at
81, 900, 600, and the Ordinary receipts
from all sources, other than by taxa
tion, are estimated at So, 100000.
They have sharp lawyers down East.
One of them marketing for dinner
asks a poultrY-peddlng cOuntryman'
''Is that turkey a young one u yes
sir" t'Will you take your oath on ltf'
"Certainly wilI.'' Lawyer admins
ters the oath, charges a dollar for the
service, and takes his pay in poultry.
Prince Pierre Napoleon, during the
whole of his eventful career, has been
known as an exceedingly passionate,
impulsive and irascible man. lie is
now ffty-fve years Of age, but ho IS
still as indiscreet as if he wore youth
of fifteen. In 1s48 he was a member Of
the National Assembly, where he sat
on the benches of the extreme Aeiti
and invariably voted with the Com
munists and Red Republicans which
did not prevent him, aiter the coup
a. etat Of December 2, 1851, from ac-
cepting at the hands Of his cousin, the
Prince-P President, Louis Aapoleom
Bonaparte, a very liberal donation at
the expense Of the French eEchequer,
-CiRcinnGti Commercial.