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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
Sights in Italy.

A letter from Thos. E. Parker, of Penn
sylvania, dated Turin, Italy, 11th mo. 18th,
1871, gives the following information From
Rome 10 Leghorn, Is 210 English mles-At
Pisa IS a cemetery filled to the depth OF nine
feet throughout, with earth brought from
Jerusalem, and said ito decompose bodies
in twenty -four hours. Only those who have
great faith believe this.
The University of Pisa is the Oldest n
Italy, founded in the 18th century, with a
fine library aud bonlanical gardens. Sunday
evening, at $40, we took train for Genoa,
l6 hours, through 81 tunnels--49 of them We
passed through before, going from Bologna
TO Florence, some time ago in the Appen-
mines there is one it takes nine minutes, and
another five minutes, TO go through. We
spent day and halt in Genoa, the "Cty
OF Palaces" II is not as fine as | expect
ed: the streets are well paved, but SO narrow
that no carriages pass through the centre of
the city; we saw the palaces, &c. AT Genoa
we were obliged 10 have our passports gised
by the U. 8. and the French Consuls, as II
was the last place before entering France
This was the Soorst swindle put upon us yet
10 frances apiece, In gold S6.00l for both oi
which 10 frances go ito the U. s. consul fol
saying our passports were all right, and the
other 90 frances TO the French Government
| Hon. VIM. II. Seward said, when
asked what his idea was OF the French Gov
ernment, 81 was here when they had {
Republic which they called an Empire, now
they have an Empire which they call Rep
ublic;" and from what can sec, it is very
unsatisfactory, too. Last night we rod,
somewhat over four hours, 13O miles, I,
| Turin. Here we will spend to-day and L
morrow stlit Tor Paris through tue Mon
Gents tunne,, 81 miles long, recently openet
the greatest BORE eUeF mqdS. 1t is 50
miles from here to Paris time % hours
fare 1914 francs in gold, i. Q. $50 80.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
REPORTS OF THE POST MASTER GEN
ERAHi.

The ordinary revenue Ol the Post Office
Department, for the fiscal year ending juno
30, 1871 were, $40, ,037, ,045 49, an inerea Sc
cl 6. .l3 per cent. over 1870 and 1872 per
ct over 1869. The expenditures OF all kinds
were $2i, 800 1040S, Of 4,353, sc def
cheney of their past fiscal year, $7O0,OOO
should TO credited to the tTanspOriat on Of
Tree matter. Dcduclng also, subsidies to
Steamship lines, and the expense of our
internal postal system is reduced TO $2,92S =
05S. &C. During the year, 40S, l26, l75 ad-
hesive postage stamps 9S,0G6, 275 stamps
envelopes, aud 9 ,G09, 600 newspaper wrappers
were issued, representing a vaule of II $780,
551 25 an increase of 713 per cent over
last year. During the fiscal year
$7,2S6 contractors carried the mails
over 1851 post routes, not including
special lines, with an aggregate length OF
23S, 359 involving 107, 072 704 miles ol tram
poration, and costing $l1 ,520, 1896. Adding
compensation 10 clerks, agents, &c the
actual expense OF tranpoItation foots up $l3-
400, ,02l 40, 1881 routes were on railroads,
with an annual transportation Of 90, ,557, ,045
miles costing S5,724, ,079 Steamboat routes,
go, ,334 miles, annual traspOltaiions, 4 684, :
77S miles cost, S776, ,943. During the year
there was 40 increase OF routes OF 7,127
miles. OF the new route; 6,l07 miles were
on railroads. The regular four years term
closed June 30,h. 1871. In Teletling OF these
roules, the rates were increased over fifty
routes and decreased over nine, involving an
increased annual expenditure OF $206, 44S 81
OF G44 mails from New York TO San Fran
CISCO, only rs were delivered behind time.
For violation of Postal laws, 1893 persons
have been arrested, and 5l convicted and
sentenced. The total number Of letters ex-
changed during the year with foreign coun-
tries was 20,295, 408 an increase ol 1,94G,
G2O with a total postage charge OF 1856
2,GG, 32 or S220, ,20S, l6 less than last year.
The total weight of mail matter thus ex-
changed was 1,20S, ,9G6 pounds, OF which
2Sl ,90G pounds were letters. The cost ol
the trans atlantic steamship service was
S17i, 1873. 39-$14S 1853 As less than last year.
The cost of mail transportation 10 Mexico,
Central and South America, West Indies,
and South Pacific was Sl25, .93 Of which
$40, ,s57 80 were by steamers. TO the sub.
sidized steamship lines 10 Brazil, Japan,
China, Sandwich Islands, New Zealand and
Australia, $46,993,52 were paid. A line oI
America iron steamships will soon cOmmen
&C plying between Philadelphia and Liver
pool, 10 which a reasonable subsidy should
be granted. Proper arrangements, would
cause the European ,eails now going via
l5uez Caiful 10 austfuiis, to via Sar
Francisco. In the free delivery system
1,4l9 carriers were employed, carrying 1l2,
Gl2, 608 mail letters, 27,O45,7 760 local letter.
aud 32,Gl0,353 newspapers. Expense of thu
system, iSl 1858, ,023.23, OF which the loca
letters paid S75s, ,120,7S
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
STATE AFFAIRS.


The parishioners of Rev. Samuel McElwee
Rector of Christ Church, Dover, gave him
and his bride a very pleasant and hearty re-
ceplion at Mrs Kllen's on Thursday even
ing. The attendance was large, the supper
superb, and the occasion one OF extreme
qualification to all the participants.
Fruit growers should not forget the ad.
iOurned meeting al Milford on the goth inst.
The meeting at Milford should be well at
tended, not only by the growers IN the i'm
mediate neighborhood, but also by the mem
bers of the society at large. We suppose
the railroad will issue halt fare or free tick
els. The latter would be the more liberal
course and would pay best in the end.
The wife OF Jesse Il. Robinson, member Of
the Legislature was taken TO an insane
asylum last week.
On Saturday. Joseph z. Comegys, ESQ.,
as Trustee, sold the property of the late John
p Rees, located in Smyrna and eishbor-
hood, as follows. No. l. l111 acres, home
farm, to Asa Clifton for $95 per acre. No
>. 25l acres, to same, for $40 per acre. No.
g. 45a acres, TO ]. l.. Blderback for si5 per
acre. No. A. 123 acres OF woodland, to
| Frank w. Griffith for S31 per acre. No.
! 8. House and lot on Delaware street, Symrna,
to Thomas ester for $l.l00. No @. House
/ and lot on Main street, to John II Bewey
| for Si55 No. Z. House and lot on Com
merce street, to sMrs Mary KINNEY
(Williams) ior $G77. No. 8. Lot on South
street, adjoining No. z. TO james }. Houl-
son, tor S5O5. No. 8. "5pruance City" lot,
to W. McAffee; for $50, and No. 10, same
location, James J. Houlson, for S4i No.
IL. A tract Of woodland in AppOquinimink
hundred, 463 acres, to Samuel Roberts lor
$3i per acre. small farm near KentOn,
lie property OF the late Mrs. Reese, 52
acres, to W. NJ. Jones, for Sl5 per acre.
From the BrepkwAter Light Dec. 9th
Last Saturday there were shipped from
Georgetown by ]. s. b. r. r., seventeen
barrels of fine rock fish, being in the aggre
gate over three thousand pounds.
The Schooner Bird" of this place wa
frozen up, in MahOn's Ditch, on Tuesday
) last.
On Tuesday afternoon last the schoone
"Village Queen" from New York, bouu'
10 Baltimore with cargo OF salt, went as
shore on the Pitch OF the Cape, and will
probably be a total loss
} From the Sussex journal, Dec s,h
; Wm. Mutton Cannon one OF tue oljes
$ citizens of Seaforl hundred died on Friday
; night last.
Thomas W, Dawson will take charge, o.
the first OF January, OF ThCd. Prices Hote
at Seaford
4 Capt. Geo. W. Frame, an expeienced Sc
s captain whose father lives in this county
Y died in Philadenhia Nov. 18th aged 80.
c Tie term OF W. F. Jones, Esq, Prolhc
y notary will expire on the 3lst OF DecembC
l. inst Mr. Jones has filed the Office for fiv
c years 10 the satisfaction Of the bushes
n public.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Commissioner Of Agriculture, Frederick
Watts, in lis Communication 10 President
Grant says
There is, perhaps, no occupation in life
which so greatly needs the fostering care OF
the government as I hat Of farming. By
act OF I'd July, 1862, Congress donated tO
the STATES public lands to "provide colleges
for the benefit OF agriculture and the
mechanical arts" The literary institutions
of the country educate boys to state OF
total untitnoss for the occupations of the
farm. An Intimate relation between this
Department and the agricultural colleges of
the country would produce the most profit
able Information. Southern States lands
continuously devoted to cotton and tobacco,
have been exhausted Lands of the northern
States are continually improving by rotation
OF crops.
One OF tie most promising fibre plants
now being extensively prOIagHled Is the 50
called New Zealand fax. This nlant pos.
sesses strong fibre, well fitted for cordage
and similar purposes Wnether the fibre
can he successfully separated from the
leaves will be question for determination.
The plant flourishes in undrained, swampy
aud low lands which ave untitled for cotton
or corn crops
II is expected that information will be
gained from chemical invesligations of grape
vines, which beOls directly upon the dis
eases Oi the vine.
Full experiments have been made in rear
ing the silk worm Oh the leaves oflhe Usage
orange. The worms feed greedily, were
IeIfeCtly healthy, and spun large-szed
cocoOns OF very iar silk
During the year large collections OF fruits
and vegetables have been received from
many localilie'.
The library contains G,0l2 volumes; abOu
Oue-hqlf relating TO agricullyrC; others are
principally public documens. The library
CONTINUES to receive the journals Of the lead
ing agricultural aud scientific associations 0
the word
There are nov nearly fve hundred
volumes Of miscellaneous agricultural publ
cations at tue government bindery for bind
ing or rebindiug. A catalogue OF the librar,
is being prepared.
The Department has gent a collection o
tree seed, containing nnety-tiye specie
and one of 11G species 10 the RoyI
Botanic Gardens, at Kew, England
and other places in Scotland, Ireland, Nlrll
Germany, Australia, Central Germany
Switzerland, Austria and Hungary, Norway
Portugal, Russia and the Netherlands. ES
changes oil seed has been effected with ou
ministers and consuls in South America
Asia and Hawaiian Islands.
During the year ending Oct. 3lst., 647, ,32
seed were issued by the Department. l6,02
of winch went to Meteorological observers
3,45O 10 foreign countries; g40, ,427to senate
and representatives, oi Congress. $lS0,Gl
SO is ON hand Tor the Departments OpeTi
tons dulng the current year.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
steel-spring shoulder Brace.

which pronouucsi by those who use them snperor
an ythng OF tue kin1 In use. We have a new brace
the ladies' mtnufaotured expressly for u.s. which
great improvement over the old styles and which are
selling rapidly We hsve greatly enlarged our brace and
truss department, and those are In want of sueb
articles cannot fail Gt being suited Private room tor
l,dies' attended by MAS. q. FOsrhR, NJ. D.
Cali at FOSTERS DRUG STORE
wv. Corner VI FrOnt and West Streets
sug9 Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

A man was leaning, much intOXicatedi
against tree; some little children coming
from school saw him there, and at once said
to each other "What shall we do for him 2"
Presently, said one, ooh I'll tell you,
let's sing him temperance song"
And so they did collecting around him,
they sang
Away the bowl, away the bowl" and
30 on In beautiful tunes.
The poor fellow enjoyed the singing, and
when they had finished that song, he said,
"Sing again. little girls, sing again"
owe will," they said, "it you will sign
the temperance pledge"
"NO, no; we are not at temperance
meeting; there are no pledges here"
II have & pledge" cried one; and 81 have
a pencil" cried the other, holding up the
pledge and pencil, they besought him to
sign il.
mo, no. won't sign it now. Sing for
me-"
30 they sang again
''Ihe drink that's In the drnnkarda bowl
Ia not the drink for me-"
"ob, do sing that again." said he, as he
wiped the teals from his eyes.
"No, no more" said they, "unless you'll
sign the pledge; sign, and we will sing tor
YOU"
lie pleaded for the singing, but they were
firm, and declared they would go away # he
would not sign.
But" said the poor fellow, striving to
find an excuse, "lheres no table here, how
can / write without a table ?"
AT this, modest, quiet, pretty little
creature with finger on her lips, came and
said, "Yes, you can sp'ead the pledge on
the crown OF your hat and | will hold it
for you"
OF came the hat, the child held it, and
the pledge was signed, and the little ones
burst out with
'Oh, water for me- bright water for me,
Give wine TO the tremulous debauchee.'
heard that man in Worcester Town
Hall, with uplined hands and quivering lips
say, IL thank God for the sympathy Of those
children, l shall thank God TO all eternity
tLat lie sent those little children as messen-
gers of mercy 10 me. e."-JohR B. Cough.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

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Braces! Braces! Braces
Trusses Trusses ! Trusses Trussess
Supporters Supporters

We have us received from the manufacturers in Phil.
adelphia Of the nnest Of the above ar
cles th offered to the citEens Of WilmipFton
Among them is an entirely new brace known a. he
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
VOL. XXXIX
AUTUMN LEAVES.

Au,u,pn leaves autumn leaves, lie strewn around me
Autumn leaves, autumn leaves how sad, how cold
how dreari
How like the hopes OF clidhood's uaHi
Thick clustering ON the bought
How like those hopes in their decay
How faded are they nowi
Autumn leaves, autumn leave, lie Afewh Mou'u mv
here; - , h,. .tt
Autumn leaves, autumn leaves hvN H'"i "'" 0V'
how drcar
Wither'd leaves, withei'd leaves that ny before the
witherd leaves, wilher'd leaves, ye tell mournful
tale
OF love once true and friends once kind,
And happy moments fed
Dispersed by every breath Of wind,
Forgotten changed, or deadl
Autumn leaves, autumn leaves, lie ztFtwn around me-
herel
Autumn leaves, autumn leaves, how sat, how cold.
how drear
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Winnie Ream las purchased house on
Pennsylvania ayenur, between Fhst aud
SECOND ss Washington City, where size Will
npca a stu TO- She intends to ru' on exhi-
biinn her statues oi Sappho, the Carnival,
bust Of Parragui, aud seYeIal other of her
works.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR.

TO have more merit
than any similar
preparation ever offered TO the
public.
1t is rich in SIle InedACinal quail
tiles of Far, and uncqualed for Gikeas-
es Oa the Throat and Lungs, per-
forming the mos. remarkable cures. Because
ofthe great uocess which it merit has entitled
1t, other ar Preparations are and will be Of
fered the public upon tie reputation Of DR.,
Crook Wine Of Tar Remember IL is
aPF. drOOk = Wine of Tar which
has performed these remarka-
Die cures. ana that this is the
remedy 10 use. unless you wish to waste
yeur money and experiment on your health,
by seeing if the other preparations have any
merit whatever.
Coughs, Colds, chronic Coughs,
1t eaectually cures them all.
Asthma and Bronchitis,
Has cured so many ca es
it has been pronounced
specific for these complaints
For pains in Breast, Side or Back,
Gravel or Kidney Disease,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs,
Jaundioe or any Liver Complaint
1t has no equal.
It is also a superior Tonic,
Restores the Appetite,
Strengthens the System.
Restores the Weak and
Debilitated,
Causes the Food to Digest,
Removes Dyspepsia and
Indigestion,
Prevents Malarious FeveIs,
Gives tone TO your System.
TRY DIR, CROOKS WINE OF TAR.
oci26s6wlY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

MIs. LINCOLN Mrs. Abraham Lincoll
is at Chicago, living in the same house will
her only sou, Robert, and his wife. A
gentleman wh) cOnversed with her few
days ago sqys size is in excellent heath, bu
overwhelmed with gref at the loss of hei
SOU Ttaddeus. lie mad grown TO be Il tai
and handsome boy, speaking French an,
German ilucnily, aud never had day
sickness while abrcai, but the mOmeut il,
r,Gched New York ne was so affected b,
tine lie, that he never recovered from tn,
change.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The cnhuslase support readily accorded to their
enterp se wherever has been introduced, has eonvn
eed He blishers 1.-THE ALDINE Of the soundBes Of
their FflrY hat the American public would recognize
and he = apport any sinesrs eior. TO elevate the
;ooshflF lard Of illustrated publieations. That
many weakly wicked sheets exist aud thrive is not evil
denoe hit there Is market for anything better-in-
deed the success THE ALDlN from the start s direct
proof Of the contrary. With population 20 vast aud
Ct such varied taste, publisher choose bis patrons
sud mis- paper Is rather Indicative Of his than Of
the taste Of the country. As guarantee Of the
lence OF this department. the Publishers would beg 10
announce durag the coming year specimens from ihs
olloWing EN- fnent American artists
W. 7. RicaABDs, GRANVILLE PBRKTSs JANIS SMILEY,
WIN. Hart, y. O. U. DALEY, X D. ftQuET,
WV. BEARD, NToroR NEHnd, FRANK hBARr,
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Ara WILL, JAMES BEARD j. hows
These pictures being reproduced without rsgari
to expense by the very best eograVsrs the country
best foreign work. 1t beng lhs detsrn nation Of the
publishers that TIE ALDfNE shall be successful vim.
dcaon OF American taste In competition with any ex-
listing publication in the world
LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
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assurances Of assistance from host Il tho popular
writers aud poets Of the .untry
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Attorney General Ackerman has rendered
his resignation
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A REASON FOR A DIyoRoE.-It is related
bp distinguished attorney tia! few days
siuce lis gloomy office was entered by very
thalmng prestnce, which, on looking up, lie
discovered to be lady. She was very
young, very pretty, and, Of course, bewitch-
ing 'Afc yCu Mr.. -, tic lawyeiin she
asked. d" Yes, madam; pray he seated. In
what way can ! serve yOu?" asked The law
yer bandly. II want a divorce, sir" You
want divorce clicdlhe astOnishod counsel
"why, who in the word could have the
heart to sepeialc from so beautiful ladyr'
NO one that know OF. II is not tho man
wishes TO leave me; want TO leavethe man
"Oh perceive; but Why2" swell, nothing
in rorlicu'ar; but to tell you the truth ] can
do better. ~ Ne1o Orleans PicdgVne.