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A BoRE. Cutting the pages Of the las,
now magazine. Why don't publishers
Gu, them, before sending them out?
Monthly Magazines and Mirrors Of
Fashion. with their fashion-platcs and
changing costumes, serve to foster
aud increase the fashionable follics and
frivolitcs Of the day, in tho way Of dress.
the modes and patterns Of which change
with every change Of the moon.
An outrage upon the reading communi-
,y-the use Of straw paper by the news
paper press Its harsh rafting sound
CRATES extensively upon the ear. Its uso
should be abandoned
l. there n newspaper printed anywhere,
whofc readers do not heliye teycry one Of
them) thai they could make better pa-
per than the editor.
The puerlites Of Josh Billings seem to
4 possess great interest for most Of "ur con
f trmpusarics, whose columns are eoutn.
ually blurred with the peculiar sayings oi
this ~iscacre, their wit seeming To depend
chiefly upon an ungainly orihography
To our mind. they are the silliest Of MI
reading. and yet the eye meets this trasl
continually in The columns Of the news
paper press,
About the hardest task wlich n news.
paper editor has TO perform is to frame !
plausible excuse for the defeat Of Iii, par
ty. the morning after the election.
Husband and Wife Two I'D Saxol
words very expressive, aud full Of mean
ing, but about the houpilst words in ,h,
English language
Ii we could lug men at the valuation
SC, upon them iy their nciel.bors III.
sell them a, the valuation which they 50
upon themselves, wha, grand speculation
il woall be
\ fearful moral responsibility rests up
on certain Of the newspaper press for u
obscene AMI dtmoralizing advertisement
which they admit into their columns
These advertisements are III offence i
, gainst modcsty, and = source Of pollu;jo
70 the rising generation. Parents VII
, have eyes and moral perceptions, why wi
you permit Til. poison to he infused mi
, the dear-ouos around your hcarlh-,tono
II certain newspapers will persist in pul
5 fishing these emnna,ions from the NOR;
= pcst-house4 of the land, refuse to sua.
: the polluted sheet. 10 enter the sanctuar
/. Of your house The evil is spr,aliu.
! and calls loudly for correction
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LETTER, FIiun DOVER.
Down, Jan. 10Th


We'll. tic two great events. the Iuaue-
uratian anl the election af l'aiisl Status
Senator arr nov amlae tie tiip.s # the
fast aal With the fauner VII BE l6ae
remembered n an affair If unusual gran
iisur in Dover. the latter will le ene pi
satisfaction to every reasonable man in the
State.
The inaneral ceremonies tapk place in
the c1nntf court r1dm. which was litter.
ally packet with people. among whom
was large sprinkling Of the fair sex,
all eager 10 get Z good look ut the new
Governor aul hear bis address
At the Governors reception in the
evening the Attendance was large aul
brilliant. Mrs Ponder WIS prasent al,a.
md proved herself alieg stkcr as agreeable
aud pleasant n her distinguished hushanA
For the nonee party was forgotten, aui
Democrats aud Republicans .ssmaa u RE
with each other in deing hauas 10 tsie chief
Magistrate Of the little Diamond Sta,c.
/ The ladies looked charming, The gente.
men were intensely polite. his cxee,lenry
was MI smiles. The Dover t1fneis dis
coursed delicious music, and thus enlci
the Inauguration Of Ills exeelienry, james
/ Ponder. Governor nf Delaware
Balls have been quite the rage in our
town for some time. Recently a grand
Masquerade took place at the Capitol llo-
tel another on Wednesday evening. At the
! residence of the Hon. Charles Brown.
Neek-tie parties have been inaaearatel
and new society he's been started By
some of our town ladies. IN which they
initiate gentlemen, but he must submit Il
be blnifolaed 70 receive the degrees
which think number twelve and eansis
Of So many kissee upon the candidate
willing lips; but the joke il tha, the kisse.
are not those of rory checked damsel
but t-bnl--,he most convenient boy a
hand. Several prominent legislators were
recently yictimized by these ladies' in ihi'
manner.
The third annual esnvoca,ion of tht
Granl Royal Arch Chapter Of Masons ol
/ Delaware met in the Masonic Hall in thii
place yesterday. We have mt learuet
| the character Of the business transacted
A irps rate barber is badly wanted ii
this place. One who il sober, gpot
| workman. aud who will have an eye sin
gle to keeping himself aud shop tidy woul,
not fail doing a t.p-top business here,
Dover may justly be proud of her Bras
| Band, which is cxcelled by bn, few sim
lar organizations in the State. but not.
wiihs,anding this the colored elemcn, hai
started band, which may be heard prac
,ising nightly in the vicinity Of tbs dcpo.
and oh, shade Of Kendall and Bailey de
fend us. of all hidcous noises the music o
this nigger brass band caps the climax.
Quite n number Of Nor,herners VIII
bought land and settled in this vicinity
are pulling up stakes and going back home
Some have sold to nm advantage, Will,
most Of them however are pretty heay,
losors on their original Investment.
The Dover leo Company have thei
house about half filled. Tho capacity o.
tbs house Is 1900 tons.
For lack of water. Dover Mills nrc no,
run altogether by steam.
Now AND Tnrs.
Il
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U. s. SRsAToR-Thn election By tie
unanimous vote of the Legislature. on
Tuesday last. of Eli Salisbury 10 the Sen.
ate OF the United States. seems to give
general satisfaction In the caucuss meet
ing Cove, Willard and Eli Salisbury,
were the only ones named for the position
On the first and second ballots Gov e
received II votes, Willard l3. Eli. 3;
on the third ballo, dove received 10. Viii
liard Il. Eli on the fourth ballot VIII
lard's name was withdrawn, and the vote
stood Eli Is. Cove II. Although, Viii
lard Salisbury is the mos, able and ready
one Of the three brothers. the Legislature
could not have gone amiss in the selection
Of any OF them The Senator elect is a
lawyer of considerable ability, bachelor
about tifty-six years of aga, and a promi-
nent member of the NJ 4. Church.
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THE Wnirrlsn. .posr EXTENDING. Two
men hive been publicly foggei in Toron-
To recently under new act. for crimes
which have hitherto been ranishei wholly
by imprisonment. The second whipping
is described as having been administered
with great severity. and it is said the i'm
preston produced by it upon professional
evil-doers promises to result very sa,isfac-
soriiy to the respectable portion Of the
community.
The same is true. here. but some cattle
vhe are conscious that their own shoulders
dessr~c the lash. mike great ado about
IT. bsrbarity."
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his entire Stock and Farming Utensils, com
r. sis,ng # head of llotsrs1ar7-~
O., aud Colts Mule, yoke 0&f12
-Na~A.ot Oxen, Il Mileh cnws. 2@0
superior Bulls. - head OF Young Co tie 10 chcs,
t.t aud berkshire sbnats good iarm Wagons,
! llnrse Gtrt nclfly nrw, Diamond State
fhteshtr and r.oau,r with thruc-harsc endless
chain power in complete order one Fam / Car
fiaec, | Trotting Wagon neati, new, Sleigh,
| hheat ptill with phosphate attachment, one
steel-tootli lor.c Rake. Revolving llnr.e Rake.
: plows, Il tnliisatars, Double llnrfows !
Corn Harrow, seis %. Wagon Harness sci
Double satting. Harness, . spis Single Harness,
; sr,' Pluw Gears. | sci tart llaruoss. ! tnrn
Shelter, Collars l,rilles. Shose!s Forks, Grub
Ling aud Corn llocs. Single aud bnnhle Trees,
Moving sesihcs, AZ, also, a lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TEltMs.--All sums Of Ssl and under, Cash
on all Sums above so credit of Seven Month.
will he given, hs the purchaser giving his Not
with approved security, interest and stamps in
Guided. .as- No goods 10 he removed unit
terms of sale are complied with.
| Sale 10 commence Al iuoelock, \. NJ
WILLIAM T. HOWARD.
! Jan. 2l--,s ], u. ASH, Auc.
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NOTICE.

'lNliE Annual Meeting Of the Middlstown Li-
l. brars Association will he held in the Libra
7, Room, on Monday February 9Th, 1871, at
O'clock 7. N. TO elect President, Secretary and
live Directors nt which time subscriptions fsr
the ensuing year will also be due and payable.
wM. l.. BUCK, Vice Pres.
WV. l.. WILSON, Sec.
Jan. ?lst l8Tl-2w
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$50 REWARD!

GTul.EN from the subscriber on the evening
- of January nth. ISL, light sorrcl HORSE
with saddle and hrfile on Description lie Is
ligh, sorrel, stands II CT Il! hands high, blaze
lace, with white spot On left side ef his neck.
both hind ieet white 10 the knees also very much
pin-toei IN the hind feet So will lie given for
the horse or the above reward for the recovery
Of the horse and capture Of the ,hct
NJ y. WlLLiTS,
Jan 2i-iw. Middleown, bel.
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The Mddlctown Lyccum met on Monday even
ing last, aud Is again in full operation. The
question, 'ls married life more conducive 10
happiness than single life, was debated and
decision given In the affirmative. On next Mon
day evening tiierv will be another interesting
debate.
Aliens Mins,reis will give nm Exhibition IN
Masonic Hall, Chesapeake City, Md. on Tuesday
january 3lsi. The proceeds TO be applied IN
furnishing the Masons rooni. There win also b.
u band OF music 10 attendance.
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In accordance with orders received from
Washington. four hundred and eighty
three Of the workmen Mt the Philadelphia
navy yard we're discharged on Saturday.
Mechanics from all the shops were among
the men whose services were dispensed
with. and the lahoring gang was consid-
cradle lc.scned in number.
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LADIES of Niddleiown and vicinity, who con.
template purchasing Sewing Machines, aud are
undecided to wtui Kind 10 purchase, will find
Il io their advantage 10 defer, for few days,
ihri ieeision In order that they may SEE the nni-
vcrsal Howe Machine exhibited Al ihr store oi
thas. Tttman, lr. by an experienced operator.
together with samples OF work aud an unlimited
numher OF statements by par,ic. Mho have cs-
changed and sold other Sewing Machines 10 OH
tain the . Howe 4. \. MckAIs,
72a Matkc, street, Wilmington.
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MAItRIED.

4, the Metropolitan u. f. Church, Washing
ton, D. {. on Wednesday last by the Rev, Dr.
Newman, Mr., Thumns y. Naudain, of Washing
ton, iormef, OF Middlc,own, aud Miss Mary Y.
Cohen. Youngest daughter OF X. Cohen, Esq. Of
Washington.
Al the residence Of the BRIDE father. on Jan
II. by Rev. b. r. Ewell, Mr.. Risden Dnlip and
Miss Margaret, daughter OF Mr. Isaac Green, nil
ef Ken, county, Delaware
Smyrna papers please copy.
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\ private letter from highly rcpn,a-
BILE source Mt San Domingo fereshadows a
speedy aud formidable instruction in San
Domingo against l,htz. and states that the
champion of this ncw revolution move
ment is vice. -presilen, Of tho republic
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Nsw Yeax OnsxavEn ALMasAc.---We
have received 1he New York Observer Al
mansc for the gear 1871. II contains n
vase amount Of useful information. and is
! valuable book for reference. II is sold
q mo dollar. All new Subscribers to the
Observer. upon paying their subscription
sof ons gear In advance. viii receive a
egry serasis.
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BOOTS & SHOES,

Gentlemcns Calf Boots Men and Boys extra
heavy whole Leather Boots. Ladies, Misses and
thdren's lialmoral lioos. Button and Lace, all
made expressly iur onr trade and every pair war
rin'ed Ladies' Misses and Childtrn Rnhhcr
over shoes, Men and Boys Arc,ics and Uycr
shoes, BOYS aud Youth Rubber Boots, selling
very low 10 close them out,
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Notice to Trespassers.

A Ill persons are forbidden ON aad after this
n date January 10th, 1871, 10 ircspass on the
premises Of the undersigned, in any manner
whatever. All persons so offending will be pros
ccutcd TO the utmost extent OF the law.
SAMUEL BRADY.
Jan. 2l-aw Midde,own, lIsl.
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$50 REW-AR

l. one furnishing information which will lead
to the conviction Of the thief or thieves who stole
some poultry from me, on Saturday, the li,h
instant SAMUEL BRADY.
Jan. 2l-3w Mddleiown, Del
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A,rn's Aurnlc,y ALMANAC. for tic ncw ycar

AffRs ANrnicS ALMANAC Tor the ncw year
ha- arrived ior delivery graft, hy Charlie, Tat
man, ir ju an who tnll tor 1t. This litl. am
uui,l has the largest circulation ~ amy hnph In
thu Wu5iA hin,Ic tt the tact tlni il rrni4hts the
l..i medical nd,irc whirh + available to ,hp v,o-
pl,--cuni,lrs tle,u to dctouDu" what ,heir COM
piHiu,, are tUt how Ia cure them. 1t contains
tlc startling auAnunvcmenl Of The cetpW WsH'taH
~ -ay'i or the combustion OF one 81 ,bo stars
in thc irunmcn; with all IT. attendant llauncis,
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I,tsISEss LOCALS.

Sew crop of Srw Orleans, ,,mola.scs low Syrup,
new rruucs Eti,in.. turtants cranherries.
Canned ,rui,s aad Vegetables ifrac. by the
dozen or bottle. ICON Ia. at Ftvsl Homemade
ltH,nwAoM Flour, JUS, received aud iar sale ny
j A. i,rlS Sotps 4 suSs.
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NJ sss indebted to Mr.. George W.
Ck1o1asrsePsistor u tho Philadelphia Pub
~ k<1jvt. ehish, ~ tic wag. b one d
aulIk1llsg asvspapss of The ceautry. ios
y - y ~ Almanes sur ths present ysar-
- i sanb ,n1st efvaluahls n,at-
I y = rs1sssuss hiehly -.
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CLOAKING CLOTHS.

Red, White, Grey and Isluc Opera and Skirt
ing flnnncs in all widths u, prices from 20 10
II cents per yard. Selling at great sacrifice 10
close them out for tlN season.
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DRESS GOODS.
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS.

Merrimack, cochcco, American and other
Prints. Mt 81, s, 10 and ~. cts. per yard. New
York Mills, Wamsat,a. bayol, Williamssilic, Rcy-
uolds \. A. and other makes Of bleachcd muslins,
ai =, 10, lal to ~ cts. per yard. Utica 5-a and
lo-4 hleachcd Shcciings. Atlantic A, Appleton
A. Pacific Extra and 1 TO 4-s yard wide brown
Muslins, n, priccs from u to i, cents per yard,
lyman 4. ~ inches widc Lyman u, 70 inches
wids, heavy unhIcachcd shcclings.
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BEWARE The pub,ir III general afe cautioned
to looh ou, tor the spurious articles pu, np in iW-
itHitou at aud as substitute, for simmons l.htt
Regulator Buy ouiy itam rcslwc,ihlc druggists,
and see tha, il Is put up in square packages and
has the signatures of A, q simmons an! ]. II.
z 'iH & Cp. ru IT, side all u'hcrs are frauds
upon the public. Beware
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Ckcago has been visited BY . forty-eieht
hours sboW storm. sud now rtjocics under
fSchty four inclus n snow.
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WOOLEN GOODS.

Cloths, Cnssimcrcs and heavy beavers f6r
gents and boys wear. Ladies' Rcpcllsnts, tn
black and gold mixed eolors, Ladies' heavy
black and colorrd
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PUBLIC SALE.

1--WE subscriber. intending 10 qnii farming
! will srIiat fnhlie Sale on the Randall farm
Two miles west ot the,apeikr city,
On Wednesday, F~uary sh, ISL,
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ior he .WAliomn Tran.erlp,.

Mn Enron: Allow me through the
medium Of your paper to express my sin
cers thanks TO M my friends and neigh
bors for ex,inguishing the lato tire Mt my
place
IouS NJ RpruwELL.
Levels Jan. 10Th, 1871.
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Heavy nnrkskin Gauuilets and Gloves for me
and iae.s wear al Reynolds Sons
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jHs received hcaniinl line # Square Shawl
sula very lom al HANSON HKuS
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Ne.sls. SIR. tide 4 Cloilier, Dry Gooa
Eish'h ami Matspi SIS. fhiladrplin are uuM
i RIM ah immense sto6k Of NJ slim SilEEf-
iAti-. r., IN all qualities aai Wilth.. which
i4et ara tsk4flH4 Il less than eurfeui mhalrsal,
ttt.4. .Aiss Housekeeping l.iafd Gaolls tltass
read ;hef advertisement ebaaas in HIS issee.
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The Genuine Rheumatic Flannel nj
HANSON BROS.
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LOCAL Axp STATE ArrAlus.

DEr rswAnE aAilaoAp MEErlSd.-Thc nineteenth
annual meeting Of the stockholders o. the ncia-
ware Railroad Company. was held n, the office
Of the Company, n, Dover, on Thursday last,
The meeting was organized by appointing ieha
T.. harp chairman aud Nanloye Hayes secretary.
The report OF the prcsden, and directors, and
the report of the treasurer were presented and
approved. The directors report the business OF
the road tor The year 1870 as follows:
From passengers gcrs...,.................S St21 als 0a
ttcieht and cNpr,ss............... 24s0s5.f3
+" maiis aud misccllaneous......... s3at Is
Total Sas3, s62 90
Lass operating expenses
rargcd hy lessccs..... s32a, 1897
Interest aud div. paid...... i0i, ,GlI,36
-- s42l. so3. a
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leo. i.oeR Hanson nres will srll at
llz,st Woa,ea Gao,s. leasg i,oais ". al ees;.
item this date til Nateh Ia, ISL tor ea-l,.
iiasefa will du well hr calling Hud examining
or prices teiore purchasing t!s.a here
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For Sale.
CHESNUT RAILS and POST,-Apply to
~ James 7. Taylor, one mile ives, Of Towns
end
Jan. 2l-3Ws
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cpaie. spool Cotton, rcrls per SPOOL n,
j A. Rsys olus X SoSs'

Thomas + ilnrn, is making extensive prcpar-
aiinu !or making up Fashionable Garments for
Eill AID Winter asa. liz has procured sure-
fi9f workman RON the extensive aud well known
establishment q apekhlil ( Mi,Snu, l,hilaiel-
rhia, AID ls prepared 10 give tho fale., sntstae.
lion 10 lis rtlsiatuers Fur u neat and tasty coat,
yesi or panis call on iIarn,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-07-25
BROOKE AND HANCOCK.

The attention OF our friends in Brooke
ard Hancock counties is invited to the
fact that If new apportioument OF rep
resentstives be made under the present
Constitution Of the State those counties
will lose their separate representation
in the House o: Delegates. They will
be classed together as delegate dis
trict entitled 10 but one representative.
TIE whole number OF members Of the
House OF Delegates allowed BY the
Constitution is ifty-fve; the total pop
ulation Of the State is 1855, which
allows one delegate for each Sl02 in
habitauts. The population OF Brooke
county is j464; that of Hancock is
1868; both together having 9S2I, or
only lI25 more than entities them to
one member Of the House Of Delegates.
Unless some change is effected in the
Constitution relative to this matter,
these two counties will hereafter haze
but one delegate. the only way to
prevent this result is to vote Tor the
Convention and have the matter prop
erly adjusted in the new Constitution.
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A PerilOus Season.

Glorious and delightful as the Summer
weather is, its tropical heat is severe trial
TO the vital powers. Even the strongest are
sometimes Frustrated by its effects. The
common phrase applied TO this condition
of the body is general debility" Now,
general debility arises from, and includes
variety Of ailments. The liver is more or
less affect. d, the bowels are either consupa-
ted or too much relaxed. the stomach but
half performs the work OF digestion, the
appetite is poor, and the spirits depressed.
This is what Is called general debility. 1t i
a general Encouragement OF all the physical
functions. and requires as remedy med
icine that will regulate them al. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters IS specially adapted 10
this purpose. Its general operation i not
confined TO n single organ. II the liver i
arrected. II restores its tone. II the stomach
Is torpid, il regeneraies il. II the nerves are
treml!cus and weak, It braces ana rein
forces them. II the mind, which ever sym
pathizes with the body, i gloomy ana de-
spondent, ii relieves the difficulty, and soon
brings the whole mechanism OF the body
into harmony with the laws OF health.
There Is no viliZed nation in tile " est
ern Hemisphere in which the utility OF
Hostetter's stomach Biltars as tonic, cor
receive and anti-biliouS medicine, Is not
known and appreciated. Throughout the
Tropics il Is considered, both by TIE peOpse
ana the prO!eSslot. Tire >'tuua'd SPcSihlS:
While II is a medicine for all Sc sons and all
climates, il is especially suited 10 the COM
plants generated by The weather, be ny the
purest and best vegetable stimu!ant IN the
world.
Beware Of the Bitters made OF acrid and
dangerous materials, witch urScruplouS
parties are eudeavoring 10 ioist upon the
people. Their name iSlegion, and the pub
lie has no guarantee that they are LOT poi
sonouS. Adhere TO the tried remedy, hos
letters Bitters, sold only i'll glass, and never
in kegs or barrels.
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less, and consisted of mobiles and
royal percentages. 1t is supposed
that his sister, Lucrezia Borgia, aided
him to some extent in his diabolieal
plots. He was suspected OF plotting
The murder of his own brother, Atan
evening party he made preparations for
poisonins four of the wealthiest cardi-
mails; but BY mistake the poison, which
was mixed in wine, was administered to
Cesare and his father. Cesare survived
through his temperance, but the Pope,
his father, died. He seized the papal
treasure, but was finally expelled from
Rome BY Pope Julius II. Borgia was
one OF the best educated and most cul-
tivated men of his time. Lucrezia Bor-
gia was very beautiful and finely edu-
Gated. She had three husbands, and
lovers innumerable. Two Of her hus-
bands died BY treachery. and she sur
vivei the rest OF her family. She ut
tracted to her court poets and men Of
letters. Among these Pietro Bembo
celebrated her genius. Victor Hugo
made her the subject OF play, which
is the basis OF the opera OF LucrezIa
Borgia, bv Donizetti.
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The Mother or Borxims.

The alarming frequency of cases OF
poisoning, in which, as in the instances
of Mrs. Sherman and " harton, women
of refinement and culture, are the real
or supposed criminals, has again brought
the title Borgia" into general use as
the appellation BY which female poison
ers are distinguished. Comparatively
few persons, however, understand the
real significance Of the word. 1t the
name Of an old and powerful Italian
family. who lived in the latter half OF
the fifteenth century. Cesare Borgia,
prince OF prisoners, was an Italian pre-
late and soldier, the son OF Pope Alex
ander VI, who made him cardinal in
1893. He at once began war Of ex-
termination against the feudal barons
and small princes of the Papal States.
In the accomplishment oil his designs
be resorted to treachery and poison.
The victims of his ambition are count.
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Mr.. JOEL QrARRIEE, who lives near
Charleston, had the curiosity to look
down a snaft last Wednesday afternoon,
10 see how i, looked, when q blast went
of. His inquiring turn OF mind made
it necessary to have funeral at his
house next day. His head was much
disfgurei by a large rock that was
blown through I" -Intsllissnesr, Non
day.
The dismal attempt al wit in the
above paragraph aggravates the cruelty
of the falsehood it contains. Mr.. JOEL
QCARRIER is one OF the most respected
citizens of Charleston and has many
relatives and acquaintance in this city.
He is not dead nor has he met with any
accident Just one week ago an &C
count OF the accident to which the In
te!lioa.esr refers was published in the
REGISTER. A coal shaft is being sunk
on Nj. QUAERrER's property near Char
lesion, and on Wednesday, July 18th,
a workman at the shaft, named IocSG'
Err, was killed in the manner indicated,
That is all there is about it.