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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-04

Observation-Disclosures
DETROIT, April 3.-Vtry little interest was
taken in the election to-day. The republican
candidates on the state ticket are elected by re-
turns too meagre to give any figures. The
democrats have about $50 majority in this city.
troit, and Mary Wilson voted in Battle Creek.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-04

SYRACUSE, N. Y, April S.-The strike among
the employees OF the salt manufacturers has be-
come general. Three thousand men are now
out of work.
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AT wAUPAE, wIs.-Loss $4,000.
WAUPAN, April 8.--The Chapman house was
burned to-day. Loss, $4,000,
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A miserable Fir.t or Anil Honx.


CINCINNATI, April 3.--The report of the boil
or explosion at Mitchell's distillery, Brown
county, D., published two days ago was a hoax.
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A WORCESTER ENTERPRIsE.-lt will be re-
membered by some that, last summer, we men,
TONED the fact that several gentlemen from this
city had been attracted by the natural beauties
in and around tract of land in Falmouth, OPP
posite Oak Bluffs and the Highlands, at Martha's
Vineyard. The scheme of improving the land
and laying it out in cottage lots, and identifying
the whole by walks and drives, has been entered
upon already, and promises SO well that the lots
are in demand, and the matter of building for the
summer is now icing rapidly pushed forward.
The beautiful hotel site, where Mr.. Tower of
this city proposes to entertain his friends at
moderate prices, is now alive with builders and
lumber, and the people of Falmouth have SO
come TO appreciate the work, that by unani
nous vote they have decided to lay out broad
avenue from the town to the spot The land
comprises something like hundred and twenty
acres, and is known as Falmouth Heights. 1t is
handsomely wooded, and lies between Deacon's
pond and Lake Leman, with mile of water
front on Vineyard sound, and unsurpassed facil-
tiles for bathing, fresh and salt water fishing,
pleasant drives, &C., having many advantages
over the island opposite in the matter of cool
ness and natural scenery. Plans and descrip-
tons may be seen at Mr.. o. F. Rawson's, on
Main street, or at the office of Smith & Esta-
brook, corner of Main and Pleasant streets. The
gentlemen comprising the company are G. Ed
ward Smith, o. F. Rawson, j. E. Estabrook,
and VIM. T. Miles of this city; and 7. H. Law
renee of Falmouth. The fact that every summer
is spent around the sea-shore by many Worces-
ter people, gives importance to the knowledge
of what is being done by these gentlemen
a pleasant spot where pleasure-seekers from
here may COLOMBO and spend the sultry season,
cheaply and pleasantly together, is certainly de-
sirable.
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A CARD.

We wouli inform the public that this 10 no comHina-
ton SALE and If We should decide after closing out the
balance of this Stock, to continue at Il Front st. it win
be our chief aim to study the interests Of all who nay
favor us with their PatrOnage warning ali to beware Of
those sensational dealers who tying to deceive tbs
public by Offering their old shop-vOrn Stock and lot
OF cheap Auction Rubber Goods trying to compete Ina
very weak way with our prices, at IA Frsnt 81.
We don't but very little what they ay. tbs
impossible for them to sell the quality Of goods for
the price are orns stock that cost IS per Oens
less than manufacturer prices.
EY- Don't be deceived by any one, but call - IA
Front ST., where are selling goods a. prices that
defy competition. caa at once, as we wish to msiea
quick sale of the stock len.
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Misses Department.
Childs' Department.

In this Department have an endless assortment o.
Chds Button and Lace in Bronze, KID and Serge suta
BILE for Spring an Summer wear to warrant quick
SALE we have marked them down much below cost. SO
that those in need of these goods will only have to call
to secure BIG BARGAIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-04

The FAST NIGHT CoNCERT.-Our readers
will bear in mind that the sale of tickets with
choice of secured seats to the Fast night en-
tertaiument of the Worcester Choral Union,
commences this morning at nine O'Clock, at Le-
land & Co.'s music store. The society were out
in large numbers last evening, despite counter
attractions elsewhere, and had good rehearsal; ;
aworthy rendition of the "War Mass" may be
expected.
Mendelssohn's four-part songs, those gems of
purely vocal composition, must also prove quite
enjoyable. For solo selections at the concert,
we hear of songs by Miss Stone aud Mrs. Nun
roe, a duet by the Putnam sisters; solos by Mrs.
E. A. Allen, Messrs. Knight, Cutting, Rich and
Thompson; selection for the piano, with organ
accompaniment, by Messrs. Sumner and Al
len; the famous "Mserere" from the opera of
al Trovatore," etc. A crowded hall will doubt
less greet the society on Thursday evening, in
duced by the low price for tickets, if not by the
interesting programme offered.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
JEWELL ELECTED GOVERNOR.

A REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY
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EVENING SESSION

Messrs. Duke and Winchester made speeches
against the bill, and Mckee addressed the house,
in defence OF southern republicans, and in sup.
port OF the bill.
After speeches by Messrs. Vaughan and Nc
Henry against, and Mr.. Beatty in favor, the
house adjourned.
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NIEVNU NVU NJ 7
This Year.

THE FOLLOWING RETURNS
Indicate the result of this years election in the
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Total. .,,......,.......,.,...43 AZ, 800 A, 100
Majority for English So
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
Highly Important Discovery.

nR SiMNS, of Wilmington Del has diseos-
IL cred n plant, the essential tinrlafe oi y hich
In combination with other rare ingredients.
known only 10 the aiscnserer. will positively
cause the hair 10 grnw thick aud beautiful mhefe
/, has fallen OF and become thin. In n greai
many cnscs where FEVER has c,nsrd The loss OF
the hair, Il has restored IL again wonderful,
fast Ia several cascs Of badness i, has tesiofcd
the hair 10 all Its former fniness. as the Doc
tor has prepared preparation Tor wears nndtf
the name or Botanic Hair Tonic lie will conin.
ue the preparation under the same maine, with mn
addition OF this discovery, Ii Il not n hair enl.
orsr as IL generally offered for sale hu, hs Us
action on the scalp and roo,s OF the hair the
natural color seems to come with tie renewed
growth II cures disease of the head II Is e,.-
ean,ly perfnmcd and is n splendid hair tircssine
A fair trial will yincc any on. OF Ills great
qualities. Sold Wholesale aud RETAIL a,
:. FOURTH 4 KING SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
For sale by wM. II. BARR Middlciown, bel
and by dealers In medicines generally.
sept 2--3ms
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

A NovrL GARDEN Tho young King
Of Bavaria has nn immense garden on
the roof Of his palace at Munich which
is said to rival the celebrated hanging gar.
dcns of Scmiramis. In the centre OF il
there is lake with fishes aud swans swim,
ming in it. and this is surrounded By
woods in which there are various animals
and birds. and also rock-work and grot.
toes. The rocks had to be followed vut
before transporting them 10 the roof. the
better to enable the building to bear their
weight. There 10 in the center Of the gar.
den sort Of tent or pavilion Of great
magnifeencc. which no one but the King
ever enters. Tho apartments under the
palace rpof we're formerly occupied By the
ladies Of honor. but they have been con.
verted into stables. because too much time
was required to hois, horses to tho roof
whenever the King wished to ride or drive
through this fairy like resort.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
7-3O GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
Rapid Progress Of the work.

HNil6 building OF ihcNorihcru Pacific Railroad,
thrann July last is icing pushed forward
with great energy from huih exircmiiies Of the
linc. Seven thousand men arr employed In Min
ncso'n aud ON the Pacific coast. The grade !,
| nearly completed a6J mites westward from Lake
superior i,a,ns are running lao mites Of I'm
ishrd road, and iraek-laYiug Is Progressing to-
wards the eastern border Of Dakois Including
iis purchase Of the ST Paul & Pacific Road, the
Northern Pacific Company row hns II mss ui
completed road ani by September next this will
be increased 10 n, least 500.
A GOOD INVESTMENT. Jay Cooke 4 Co.
are now selling, and unhesi,aiinrly rcrommrnd,
as u profitable and perfectly safe investment the
First Mortgage l.,nd Grant Gold Bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They have
~ teaif ~ run, hear Seven aud Thrce-Tcnihs
per cent, gold interest [norc than 8 per cent
cnrnncy,i nd are secured hr first and only
iDortgagc. on the eutre road aud Its equipments,
aud also as Fast at the road is COMPLETED ON
20 dno ACRES uF LAND 10 cvcrv mile Of
'rnek, or 300 acres tor ctrh 81 600 Fond. Theg
ar. exempt irtot, I s. Tax pricip.l and inter
| ~ ntc I.ttalic ia .od denominations: cou-
pons, Slhp to ii ,e1y; registered, Sioo 10 Sio.-
TOO.
LANDS ron BoNDS. Northern Pacific
i-S' y g.c nj al all Il nrs receivable a, 10 per
re'.,. ai,uye par, ia exchange for the Compa-
ny lands, at their loves, cash prices. This rem
rrs them practically interest bearing lnnd war
| rants.
SiNkfNG FUND The proceeds Of all sales
Of lands are required to lie devoted 10 the pnr-
| chase and cancellation uf tine First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Company The hand gran, OF the
road exceeds iiny million acres This immense
sinking itna will undoubtedly cancel the princi.
pal OF the .iompanys bonded dcht h.iorc Il ialil
due. Wiih their amp'e security nnd high rate oi
interest, there Is no Investment, accessible 10 the
! Icuple, which Is more pF1fiic or sai,.
! EICHINGiAG I y FIVE ~ ENTITIES,
/ The success of the nrw government per cent.
| loan will compel the in;i, shrrender Of taitcd
States per ceris NA.l holders d fisc-Twen-
ties are now eSrh.r ~ theta for Northern Pa
| ci'ic Scs.u-Ihisies, lus RIA iEtpa II htnd .pme
| profit, nad greatly increasing their yearly in
I come.
oTHER SECgRgfIfs.--All mtrke he
/ stocks and und. win c received II thfiF il. H.
tst rurro 4 pftee Ia rA haus. 10. Auflhcr Pa
! ciii, Sescn-fiiIi,ies. Express chir4s on money
or hopls received aud on Sevra ,hires sen, IN
return viii lie PAID Is the linauoial agents Full
information, n'Als va'nl,t'ts ets. rau be ut-
iainsd on lrpe,,eu al any ngcacy. ot irom tbs
undersigned
IONS MvLEAR / son,
| Bankers aud Principal Agtnis for Delaware,
| No. COZ Market Street Wilmington
! For sale y, the ciiiTtns National Batk Middle
4 town,
/ aug 2t 3m
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
NV ssw - 60 svs - -

Ths ssiaia of tts slIssioss y NsW ~
~ - f6ssiGa eouatsy b esA y ~ ~
fs!lews: AlIes ths dowsfall u ~ "a
Napolson his bsother Jnssph. ~ -
bssa King Of Spain. aad his secoea.
Prince Murat. son Of The King q 1l1lys
soseht ssfsgs In this eountry, aad bseoke
msch wealth with them. m.--Joosp6 Ds0n>
part wished 70 bsild pslasisl sssiaeose
hsse. bat did not desire to bssoms eitl-
sen, y be hoped 10 rstusn % EssePs.
TO enable him % On alien 70 hold real -
tate required special set oe LeGislssuso.
He tried to ct one paced for BIZ bsseos
10 several States. but failed. IIs -
mueh ohsgrined. especially beeanse Peeu-
sylvanis refused. Amer this he aPplIe1
% The New Jersey I.sgislsturs. vEisa
body granted both him aud Nurat ~
privilege Of purchasing land. They boaght
! tract q BordentoWn, and built naGal-
lesnt dwellings, and fitted them up q >
most costly manner. Rare psinlines. ~.
uary. &e. vsgs psoluss aud selected vish
care. and the grounds laid ous viii ssa.
Quisite taste.
joseph Bonapasts's residence Va. pss.
haps, the finest 10 America. Thousanas
Of psople visited Il from oil parss of ~
country and were always treated eoss.
tsously. Hs was profuse with his useeY
and gave great impetus 70 business IL.
the little town. The PhiladelphiaNa. 6nd-
ing that ho had apparently no end oe
money and thst he used il to benefit busi.
meas generally. regretted. when Il Waa
too late. that they had Ecirsod 70 let him.
locate among themselves; and 70 keep uR
their modification. wsuld always taunl
Jerscymsn with having king-with In.
porting tho King Of Spain to rule over
them they werc called Spaniasds and
foreigners on this account. But those
tappis harmed no one. as the Jerseymea
lost nothing BY their alluring him to set-
tie among them aud the term " foreign.
err jokiagly applied 70 Ierscymen. has
come down to vs. long after i.s origin has
been forgotten, except by few men Of
the past generation Many years ago
during the reign Of Louis PHILIPPE. ws
bclicve--bo,h Bonapar.c and Murat found
they could safely return to Europe. 90
they sold out aud returned.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

Az lrRa rpn BoYk 1t is not neces.
sary lha, hoy who Earns trade is COM
PEELED to fellow il all his life, Governor
Palmer Of Illinois. was country black
smith once and began his political career
as a constable in NJ acoupin county. 4
crcui, judge in tho C rntral par. Of Illinois
was once tailor. Thomas lloync. rich
aud eminent lawyer Of Illinois, was once
n book. biuder Era% %,as Corning. Of New
Yark. Too lame to do hard labor. CON-
mcnccd AS shop-boy in Albany. When
he applied for employment first he was
asked : Why. my little boy, what can
YOU do 2 Can do what am bid was
the answer That $ tcured him place
Senator Wilson. Of Massachusetts,, was a
shoemaker Thurlow Weed n canal boat
driver. Ex.Governor Stone. Of Iowa,
was cabinet maker. which trade the late
Hon. Stephen A. Douglass also worked a,
in his youth. Large numbers Of prcmi.
nent men now Twin have arisen from
humble life by dint Of industry. withou,
which talent il as us less as a golden coit
on barren island. Work alone mike,
men bright aud il does not alone depend
IN the kind Of work YOU have to do whcth
er you rise or not. 1t depends on how
you do it,
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

Whenever Burke found himself indis.
posed, he ordered kettle Of water to Be-
kept boiling Of which he drank large guam
titles, sometimes ns much as four aud even
Ave quarts in morning. without any mig.
turc or Infusion. aud as hot n he could
bear. His manner Was to pour about !
pint at time into basin, and drink ID
with spoon rs II It had bccn soup. Warn
water. he said, would relax and nauseaas.
but hot wster was tho dnest stimulant aud
most powerful restorative In the world.
He certainly thought II sovereign carr
for every complaint, and not only took Il
himself. but prescribed il. With the ocs1.
deucc Of Sangrado, to every patient thaa
came in his way y.-Dslain Uairergisy.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
Selttt poetrn.
A STERLING Poem.

Who shall Judge him from his manncrs7
Who shall know him by his drcss7
Pnnpers may not lie At for princes,
Princes III for something less.
Crnmplcd shirt and dirty jacket
May hecloihc the golden orr,
Or the dccpes, thoughts and feelings,
Satin vest eau do no more.
There are streams OF chrystal nectar
Ever flowing out of stone;
There are purple beds aud golden,
Hidden, crushed and ovcrihrown.
God, who counts by souls. not dresses,
Loves and prospcrs yon and ms.
While he values thrones tho highest
But MS pebbles In the sra.
Man appraised above his fellows
of Gorgc,s his fellows then;
Mnsiers--rulcrs---'ofjs, remember
That your me,nes, binds are ,ncn
Men Of labor, men nf feeling,
Men of thought, men Of fine,
Ginning rights 10 golden sunshine
In mans eanobiing name.
There are foam-cmhroidcrcd oceans,
There are little woo1-clad rills.
There are feeble iuch-high saplings,
There arr ceiaFs On ihn hills
God, who counts hy souls. not stations,
l.oscs aud prosrcrs you and me
For 20 him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles IN the sea.
Toiling hands are builders
Ufa nations weali, and f,nei
Titled lazincss Ia pcnsioncd,
Fed iattcned on the same
by the sweat Of others forchcads
Living only 10 rejoice,
Whc the poor ntu' outraged trccaam
Nainl, Tits lis iecbled voice.
Truth aud justice are eternal,
Born with loyliac5s and light;
Secret Wrongs shall never prosper
" lille ihrrs Is a sunny right,
God. whose worldwide voice is singing
Buunllc.s love to tou aud me,
II els oppression. with It's titles,
bni AS pebbles in The sea,
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
sr,cx,so TO oss plAx.-F.rners 4,

sricxlsa TO 0Ns PLAx.-Farmcrs get
discouraged sometime by occasional glais.
one must expect this; bat Il iill general.
" b. found true that thess farmers vhc
expect only fair proats. whs sin ts rSiss
good crops, By taking good ears d iAis
supply Of farm ssinsls. asd lay ont . god
plss snd stick % Il. ysas By pear. .thsoagl
good Or evil. will. 10 ~ lsa9 rsa. sak,
the most ncssy. over thess Who shin
their crops with every tids q spscslssioa
There y sestiss = 0sea = Asssiss =
= ~ laso.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
3 I,
DIR. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR,

a PREPARATION OF ROOFS AID I1ERI'S
warranted 10 he strictly vegetable, and can do
NO injury 10 amy ono.
|, has 'cen used by hundreds, and known for
the lust ihrt,-6,c wars ns one oI the nosi re-
liable, ciIiracions and harmless preparations ever
offered 10 the suffering. II taken regularly aud
persistcnily. II is sure to cure Dyspepsia. head
ache, iaundce, eos'iycnsss.
seh headache, chronic dlat-
REGULATOR. rhGa, affections Of the had-
Eder, camp dssen,cry, aflrc-
tns,i iions If the kidneys, fever
nervousness. chi,ls, diseases OF the skin, imrur
OF the blood, nciancholy or depression OF spirits
heartburn, collie, or pnins In the howcs, pain N
the head, fever and aauc, dropsy. hois, pnic in
back and limbs, asthma, crysipclns. fe..,ale ai-
fcctions. and bilious diseases v":,err.,y
Prepared only by ]. y ZEi..iN 4 co.
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Send for Circular. Price 81 by mail 81 a5
For sale b, CHARLES TATMAN, in.
Ucc. 24-ly. Middlc'o~n, Del
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
TIL E BITTER ROOT
NJ J.. PILL,

~. aaistzHl. i living affirmed The most
L sl #8H sis.H fslteI f4n the rs. ol
lh.se j, sr4I ~ 10 protur, large amount
OF them 10 sn.,p ibe ueiel.tarlipod To lie GER
tain III \ lar Investment wanid he saie. applea-
iiun WIS ma,ie in one OF The most prominent and
successful physieans nj The eouBi.y for his ppin-
ion Of this mied,ne lie replied
"1t il pcriccil harmless. Contains no Arsen-
ic. no M.reur, NOR Qaininc. aud iri is 50 ener-
pciic aud powerful ,ha, frml, hpli.vc II will
cure all eases oi fes.rand Apuc,i property used
In 1852 eases fhere WAS nai one ftilnre, whefe The
medicine ~ nstd M d,eerd Therefore by
parieg II within The reach at every one. you vii.
confer an untold blessing upon lhe community.
Encouraged ist this frank and untcser,.d ies.
timony, have prepared myself TO establish lo,
eat Agents wherever the Pills are needed.
CHARLES A. BRYAN,
GENERAL AGENT,
Chesapeake Ci,y, Md
BITTER ROOT PILLS ARE for sale b, CHAN.
ngaLAixE, Pharmaceutisi, Middletown, Del
sept lG--3mos
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
Original 9setrp.
vvll.L roo rna.a ~
" corsss ssia.,s.

" corau lslaln.
VIII you tell NJ, Cousia white,
What the Jevtsss-ssiiv Aid
OF the past, and of the fatsss,
And ihs littls dask-sy'A maidf
Have you sesa Der, Cespip wlllist
win you b W. hapQl man1
lfso be, do wsits and 1oll ~,
Write and ssll Ne u ron can.
70 she from the country, williss
Does she In the city dwsllf
Is she rich and 10 she hAndspWe1
You must surely know u well.
Tell M, will you, Cousin Willis,
When zen visit thar agaiss
Tell me what the epsraesS
Says about the sasdt traiat
There we're With yes, Cousia wiilis,
Carrie, Annie, and Ceasin Los,
Win Jos tell what ~ told shsot
am dying to know that too.
Ever watchful, Cousin Willis,
Papa is, aud hard 10 fool
Ne suspected they wsss cheatlag
when you Whispered all kesp soolr"
Nasiiss Pr1, Nese~sbsr ~, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
A Wips AWAKE ! Snxrm.np.-sir Wa

A WIDE AWAKE SHEPHERD. Wal
ter Scott used to tell, with great relish,
an anscdote Of his adventures among the
NORTHERN isles Of Scotland The island
Sanda is Quo Of the worst situated for nav
iga,ion. and the best for wrcckcrs. Of any
among the Orkncys; and the story gocs
that worthy clergyman Of that dangerous
spot
"whose barren beacl, vi,h frcqucn, wrecks Is
paved,
sympa.hized SO deeply yiih the interests
Of his aock that in winding up his prayer
for mercy to all mankind. be could no,
help addipg--
Nevertheless. il i plcases Thee to
cause hapless ships - be Cast on the shore
oh, dinna forge. the poor island ol
Sanda."" :" -
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

PorAfoss. III kept IN pits over wistss.
select dry spot. cover with dry straw,
and then throw over Il three Or i6er iseh.
% Of soil. Let them remain 70 until vis.
ter Is about to set 10. Then put % anslA-
er layer Of strap.s .six or eight isshss shis&.
and cover with soil % before. This ~.
die layer Of straw. sctisg q dss1 ~, M
do more 70 hesp oat frost than ! NJ y
solid earth, sad ssvss I gssaa dsl sfhoe6
work. HA.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

IlisronY OF rmE CgNr-Thc old rcd
cent is rapidly passing away ou, of the
United States curreas1Y. and il will not be
long eeiorc it will only be known in memory
aud numisnatic COLLECTIONS. Its history
is matter Of sufficient interest for preser-
vation. The cent W D. first proposed by
Robert Morris the q rcnt iiuancier Of the
revolution, and was nnmcd by Jefferson
Two years After. IL began to make its ap-
pearauce ftum the mint in 1872. |, bore
The head ef Washington on one side and
thirteen links on the other. The French
revolution soon created rage for Trench
,deas. which put on he ccut. instead of
the head Of Washington, the head of the
Goddess Of Lb.rt--- a French Liberty,
with flowing locks. The chain on the re-.
verse was replaced by the olive wreath Of
peace lsn' the frene oh Liberty was short
lived. aud 80 was her portrait on the cent.
l'hr next head or figure succeeding this
III staii classic dame with fillet around
ar hair, came inin ia ehion about thirty or
iafty years ago. and her finely chisclcd
,;recian iea,ure. have been but slightly al
tered in the lapse Of time.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

III. poor rule ,ha. Won. york both
ways A Georgia negro thought be
would economist BY sending bis son 10
school and then make the bly, tssch him.
The plan rorked ~ell until the youue
teacher. 1olloring ,hc custom, Of tho SEN.
mary where 30 was taught. gsvs the old
man lhssshiss lbr spsllisg ~ i.s-s.a.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18
FRESH MEATS.

sI,nE undersigned respectfully announce 10 the
! residents OF Middlciown that they have rent
ed the siorc opposite The Peninsulnr Machine
Shops, on Main street, Midileiown, Del. aud in
tend, on and after MONDAY, SEPT. Is, to have
4 supply of fresh meats equal 10 the demand oi
all Who may favor them with their patronage.
All orders supplied with prompincss and dis
uaich. WALLACE / GARY.
aept 23-3m
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

EARLY Risixo. An old rroverb says,
lie who would thrive must rise al 6vs,"
but there Is more rhyme than reason IN il,
for il
lie who would ihsirs mus. rise - ave.
il mus. naturally follow.
lie who would thrive mors
Must rise at four.
and il will ensue as a consequence, thse
He who would still more thriving be.
Must leave his bed ut turn OF three,
And who this latter would onido,
Will roust him at tho stroke oftwo.
And by way Of climax to il oil il should
be held that
lie who wonli never be oa.ions,
Must ever risf as soon rs cac.
But the best illustration would be-
lie who would flourish best OF all,
Should never 60 10 bed at all.
Middletown transcript., 1871-11-18

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