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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
CONNECTIONS
Philadelphia, Wilmington G Ba1timore
Rail Road.

oOMMsNclNG NOVEMBER 81. 1szn.

NS"heNSiNh NOfEMBEk 81, 1870
Trains viii leave DePot corner Of Broad street and
wAI'MAIL TRAIN atss0 a. m. fsntd.vs .,.....,
ior Baltimore, ST piping At all Regular Stations co.
neSth AZ wilmington with Delaware Rail Road IT,.
AtSiEynn with smyrns Branch Rail Road and MsryIanS
sne BslAWArs Rail Road, at harrington with Jn5c,ia
ana Delaware Rail Road, at Delmar with Fas'eyn sb
ssii TOAD At Salisbury with Nieoneo aud Poeon ~
EXPRESS TRAIN at II As a. m fsuudsvs .,..,,,.,
ior b'llno's And ha.hiRston, stopping II wiimintn
win ti ~, uaFfs-ae Vrae CoHnees at Wilmington
a. E4aPhEss TRAIN at 90 p IN SUNDAYS exespt.a
lor fillmore ard Washington, stopping al Chess nm,
loWi Lluwood ClAymobt, Wilmington N.,snr y, Auot
neNAIS, klbton, North Est, CIarsstoWp PerrVvtils
nois Ch.e,s "a s1esn, fslry mans, Rdgewood, MsE.
20 MULTI kAPkEhs at il 50 p. IN daily for Rslt,.
ClSymoSt WissS Un stopping at Chester, Llnwood
ferryNue haVedt-Graee, Perrymsnis AMI Msraniae EAST
the 10 iof FORTRESS Monroe and Norfolk will lake
WILMINGTON TRAINS
1IiIppns at all stations between Philadelphia and Will
Leave Philadephla At 100, a. IN. 2.so 90 and zoo
" a. Ane oV p m train connects with Delaware Rail
ROAD iof Harrington aud intermediate stations nam
Loaye Wilmington at IS aud S 10 80 co ana
esS Cbs.Ip, ma m train will not stop be-
Trains leaving Wilmington 4 6,I5 A. m ana .oo .
n1 VIII connect at Lamokin Junction with tbs ~
more Csnir XII no., ,AiAs Tor Fhiladephia and BAlu-
TmkOUGI TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
n Leave wilmington at so, l2 20 IN o a. aud 10 20
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore % a. IN Way Nail 40 m -
y. N. Express. -@P's9~ ~ ~
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at 70 % sud II A. and 1 ~
and II D. IN. AWE H. NJ IL %
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
LeANes nai'lnore al q % p m, stopping Al Magnot.
Terry hahhi Aberdeen HAyre-de-liraee parfs,iii-'
ShsflestoSn, Nortt-Eas, Elkton, Newark stsntnn e'
Newport wilmington ClaYmont Lin wood 80 Ch,'
Trough tickets TO all pyints West, soutb All 49,
west may be procured At ticket ofdes s1s Sb,
street under vlntueual Hotel where Also star i,
SUD beiths IN Sleeping Cans can he secured d, oo ,
Sy ressoas purchasing tickets at this office can nave
oaggAge checked a. their residence by The Ifnio S
fer Company. m fFNNtSvvl's Irans-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Birnis, No. sos Market Street, has just re-
eeived large and well selected stock Of boots and
for Fall and Winter wear, Of the hest MATERIAL and
In superior style OF workmanship, which viii compare
fav0rably with any customer made shoe. His prices
lower than the lowest Ca and examine his stock
and satisfy yourselves.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

As- Congress Water, direct from tho Spring
can al ways be had by applying TO II. ID. Bring
hurst, sal Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
AT PRIVATE SALE

The valuable House and Lot of Lana situate Al tbs
fiSzAs y e. corner Of Eighth aud Pfenoh streets In
III. E# the CITY OF Wilmington, Delaware (ate OF Mia
III W BEDFORD, dec ased The Lot is over 20 fes
azAek front on French street, anu extends through
tue a isre TO Walnut street.. This is Desirable nro
perty for a Residence or invssimsnt ~
Apply to W. MOCAULLRY.
Executor Of II. J. Bedford, dec d.
tep0L No. 6U6 Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
FOR RENT,
FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware,

No. l-45 ACRES within * miles OF Wilmington
Ne 80 ACRES, wilhia 50 miles OF wilmington
handsome situation, moderate I'm proyements
No. $50 ACRES, Handsomely staatsd, good i'm,
proYements' within miles OF wilmin gton.
VIII be I'D chetp upon easy TERMS
selt2l 6l6 Market street WiImtn nm uai
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Gum Cdmph0r, Just the time to use II, bu
OF II. r. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24


Of imington beginning 10 look for warmer cloth
Tag. We would advise all those who contemplate pur-
chasing neat well-httng, well-made suit Of fashion
able clothing to call ON our friend John Muhhausen,
the most fashionable merchant tailor in this city, at No
Alb King street. Ills prices reasonable.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Ina CATHOLIC woRLp, monthly magazine of gene
raj literature aud science. Issued by the Catholic Pub
location House, No. Warren street, New York city, NJ
T.; So year in advance. Among the contents Of the
November number are Authority in Matters Faith
The Legends Of oisin, Bard of Erin; Lucas Garcia ;
The Waysde Spring Valentine; True Faith The
Place Vendome and La Roquette The DolinRer Sean
DIAL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

YOUNG AMERICA for November greets with its usual
pleasant pages and health contents for the minds of
juvenile friends. We think this inesmabe Monthly
in value each successive ISSUE and young
friends who subscribers should endeavor procure
others this favorable season. They will be well re-
warded for their trouble, in premiums by the publisher
". Jennings Demorest ,s3s Broadway, New York, 81
per year
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

THs WAY TO GRow RoH,
prac.ics Economy.
Look after SMALL
si,;u.. m. 49,. ....a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Ia RARE CHANCE FOR sPECU.
l5sHX LATlON.- tk sALE-A square Of ground
iIE between IL and 18th Streets and King and
sz.AxA ftehen stree III teet front King BY 2lS
ieet ueepi 81 ieat iron French. Inquire Of
TIN, OGLE,
AptsV-u No 4 East Third gtraat
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PURCHASING YOUR cLorHE
BENNETT g. Co.,
TOWER HALL.

NO. BIS MARKET STREET,
HALP WAY BETwEEE Firth AND SIXTH Srs.
PHILADELPHIA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

UTTtnn or THE DELAWARE STATE JouREAl.
n October: Pod 1911
The following are the closing prices Of Government
az repeatedly
JOHN MeLEAR a SON,
No. o19 market Street. Wilmington, Bankers and
Dealers in Goysrn.neI. Suns lold and reliable IA
DAD Securities.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

fs9fJ dwelling House, S2l Market street-l3 room
SiK4 dwelling 1903 East Seventh strset-6 roomA
lliiE dwelling over llth Street Bridget rooms.
hake&l D~elling and one acre Of land near ihe Ola
desired. Possession on March 25th, 1871.
,- =, W. McCAULLEY CO..
mhl NO. Cos Msrket Street, Wilmington, Del.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

soMErHNa ABOUT TEETH Why do
some peoples teeth come out more
readily. than others? The reasons for
this Sare probably many. About" the
middle OF the last century, Peter Kahn,
q Swede, visited America, sad wxote
sensibly about what he saw He Aob.
served frequent loss OF teeth among
settlers from Europe especially women.
After discussing and rejecting many
modes OF explanation, he attributed it
to hot tea md other hot beverages; aud
came to general conclusion that shot
feeders lose their tceth more readily than
cold feeders" Mr.. Catlin, who scne
years ago had an interesting exhibition
OF Indian scenery. dresses, weapons,
&o., noticed that North American In
dlnns have better teeth than tho whites.
He accounts for the difference in this
strange way-thnt the reds keep the
mouth shut, whereas the whites keep it
open. The teeth. he says, require mois-
ture to keep their surfaces in good work.
ing order; when the mouth is open, tho
mucous mem brane has tendency to dry
mp, tho teeth lose their needed supply of
moisture, and thence come discolora-
ton, toothache, tic dolourenx, decny,
looseness aud eventual loss Of teeth.
Mr. Cntlin scolds the human race gene-
rally for being less sensible than the
brntes in this respect, aud the white
race especially in comparison with the
red. We keep our mouths open far too
much; the Indian warrior sleeps, hunts
aud smiles with his mouth shnt, and
respires through tho nostrils. Among
the virtues attributed by him to closed
lips, one lis excellent-whrn you are
angry, keep your mouth shut.
Chambers Journal
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Tine EEEEcr upoN WoRk1Sa Mrx

THE EFFECT UpoN WORKING MES.-A
prominent Charleston contractor infurms
US that he has moro than doubled his
force of mechanics and lnborers since
the day of the municipal election. The
increased number-of whom two-thirds
are ooiored men-are required to execute
contracts which were given out aa soon
hs tho election Of General Wagener aud
the Conservative ticket was officially de-
clared.
This fact is m indication of the in
creased prosperity which all classes will
ENJOY when tue new government is fairly
under way. Already the city is throb
olng with life and activity which Au-
gust heats aud falling quotations for cot
ton cannot overcome.
Charleston Ners.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

TIE CRATER, OF EsUTiUss or BEHDHaaE.
l spent q night with some friends on the
top OF Vesuvius, freezing on, one side
lRnds broilinE on the other. We kept
ourselves awake by the amusement OF
lodging the falling stones. (. About one
On ten minutes, the old mountain gave
shiyer, then.a burst, like 40. 900 muffled
cannon, II ever there was such q thing.
At eaoh burst. cloud OF black smoke il
the shape OF an inverted hay.stack, and
about thirteen times the size of the Gait
House, was driven into the air, followed
by mass of livid fame, that lighted the
country for Leagues around. Then,
boys. look out for stones. Millions ,,f
tons are tArowp hundreds of feet iuto
the aif, most OF them falling back into
The crater, but many, vnrying in size
from pigeons egg to a tobucco hogs
head. land outside, and you must dodge
generally easy enough, MS they arc Of
white heat, aud show as plain as rocket
stars They tumble down the steep
cone. kissing aud steaming in the snow,
the big ones breaking into fragments
and lying like bursting shell. Now,
boys, is the time, ten minutes interval.
we rush up to the very edge of the
abyss and look down to see further par
tlculars-see "Dante's Inferno"-but
you spoil your boots; did. You singe
your moustache; l did; and you wish
yon were snfe out of it; did
You turn away sneczing, 1s if you had
accidentally ignited box of locofocus
under your nose; for q moment all il
dark, and then the long twinkling rows
OF gas lamps in the streets Of Naples
seem to spring out Of the ground under
your, feet. though miles away; then you
see the lights in the little towns about
he base OF the mountains in ull save
one, and that one the largest. Pompeii
with its great old temple, magnificent
theatres, close built streets aud vast
arena, is dark; the grim skeletons, lying
IN their ashen beds, alone keep vigil
there; their eyeless sockets need no
light. Cor. LouisriRe Courier Journal.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

PORT ROYAL RA1LwAY Gage, the
engineer of this road, has informed the
Beaufort Republican that work has been
commenced in the vicinity of Yennssce,
aud TINT fifty men are preparing it for
use. 300 tons Of rails have been pur-
chased in New York, and will shortly be
en- route for Battery Point The .'chairs''
have been ordered from Richmond, and
will shortly arrive. 700 tons OF rails,
contracted for by the old regime, were tc.
have sailed from Europe by the 2lst of
June, but. rs yet. no tidipgs have been
heard of the vessel.
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a meeting was held in Aiken. on Sat.
urday last, for tho purpose OF consider.
ing the location and erection Of the pub.
lie buildings for the new County.
stormy discussion ensued; when finally if
was decided to adiourn-subiect to Tie
call OF the Chairman of the Com mission.
erS
Although there are yet mon in arms
against the royal authority in Cuba. the
Spanish Government has decrced an Act
OF universal amnesty. In the United
States, though not gun has been fred
against the Federal authority for six
yeArs. there is no general pardon yet.
Republican mercy is harder than Spanish
hate.
On Tuesday last. Willie B!erscb. the
seven year old son of Ernest Blersch.
who keeps lanyard in Cincinnati, was
torn to pieces and devoured by thirteen
ferocious dogs, which had been kent on
the premises as watch dogs. The neigh.
bors. who were attracted by the clamor.
killed the animals.
Deeply were we affected or reading the
other day Of young lady who. being
told that her lover had been suddenly
killed, cried: "Oh, that splendid gold
watch Of hisl Give me that-giye me
something to remcmber him byl"
Touching sin,rlicityl
STURGEON AGAIN. Having been Of
Tered $4,000 in gold, by submarine ca
ble. to write Life of Christ, Spurgeon.
the great English preacher has tele.
graphed back TINT as good q Life Of
Christ as could be written would be
found in the New Testament.
9 Here's o marriage for you: 'Married,
at tlintstone, by the Kav.. Mr. Wind.
stone, MIR. Nehemiah MILESTONE and
Miss Wilhelmina Sandstone, both Of
Limestone" .
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

According to the German Cor,espon.
dent the Government of Germany has
decided that railway rolling stock is not
to be considered fair prize of war; and
the carriages taken from the French are
accordingly to be returned as soon as
possible. No government has, however,
given in its adhesion to this view of the
case, and the question therefore remains
open. 10000 railway carriages in all arc
said to have been captured by the Ger
man troops, and some were taken in &C
tual battle. It is stated. in German
paper, that Prussia has entered into ne
gotiations with Austria and Bayarin in
order to concert measures in common
for dealing with pending religious ones
tions, especially those arising out of the
promulgation Of the infallibility dogma.
Complimentary ieiiern, including q good
understanding on The subject, are said to
have passed between Prince Bismarck
and Count Beust.
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Aud here we have ali Indian Iliad, SO
pathetic. yet grave. that it deserves to
DO enshrined in history by the side Of
Winklereid's devotion. standing Buf-
falo," chief of the Santee Sioux. had
pledged his royal word with the whites
to remain at peace. When he was visit
ed by q warlike branch Of the same tribe,
who wished to attack the Gros- -Ventres,
for three full days he resisted their i'm
portunities. At tho end of that time,
being taunted by his own braves with
cowardice. he consented to go-bnt only
to die. He accordingly gave away his
property, bade adieu to ali, set out upon
the war path, and at the first charge,
dashed on to his death. Even the sol
diers on the frontier, albeit not much
given to Indian alteration, are loud in
appreciation OF the galluntry and no.
olllty displayed by the aelf-murtyred
chief, who certainly deserves to grace an
epic.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

; From Wyqming:. Recently six mar
'ried Indies and as many gentlemen were
'ompanelle'i upon o murder case, and it
became necessary to look them mp oil
night Three of' the husbands stormed
sapd 1aved at;the Judge, and half dozen
Children made the court house ring with
their cries. The upronr continued until
the Jury was placed under look and key. I"
Fiye.conples were recently married in
one house in Maine. Three of the con-
tracing parties were children of the
occupants OF tho mansion, anil six were
members OF the household.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

A GLUTToN's WAGER. a wager, n
man, several days since, ate forty hnrd
boiled eggs, and drank on top Of it one
gallon Of lager, Mt sitting. He is quite
small man, and it is q matter of won
derment that he has such a slowing Ca
pacity; but we presume that it is on the
same order as that of the hog-which
en- ptics Of its contents Of slops tub
larger than iteelf. Mobile Regisfer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

GAMBLING AGAINST DEATH. oh
Messner was executed in the Jail yard of
Rochester County, on the afternoon of
the llth, for the murder of lis wife in
1868. He died with scafcely struggle.
He made full confession of guilt.
Messner and his wife lived on bad terms.
frequently quarreling, owing to the in
temperance of Messner. In ono of these
quarrels at their shanty, near Penfield,
on the 18th of April, 1868, Messner
attacked her with large stick and also
with mnllet. and beat her brains out.
he was convicted md sentenced to be
hung on the 4th Of March, 1869. It is
alleged G. betting ring was formed, who
took his case in hand to gamble on his
fate, anekthrough their exertions he was
rrespited I'll December 10. at this time.
1t was supposed to. be certain he would
be hung, end the officials interested sold
large number of tickets Of admission
at two dollars cash to the persons anx-
ions towitness the scene. The gamblers
made their bets, however, and though
the man was brought upon the galiows.
they got him off again on writ of error
and stay OF proceedings. He was tried
again and convicted. and to-day the
melancholy farce was ended. J
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

Drowned. Clara Talbot and Henri
etta Barnwell, young women, colored,
lsays the Beaufort Republican, of the
10th instant who were coming across
Broad River, on Sunday afternoon, in q
small bout, were drowned, by the filling
and swamping of the boat. The father
and brother of Henrietta we're With them.
and could swim, but, notwithstanding
oil their efforts, the unfortunate girls.
although twice brought up and placed
within reach of tho bouts gunwale, sunk
in deep water.
The Curoiina Era, (Ralcigh. N. C, of
the 10th instant, states that q white in
fant wns left in the possession of Maria
Lunt. colored, by it's unnatural parents.
on or about the 18th day of July, by a
gentleman and lady who called and en-
gnged room at her house, where tho
child was born. The lady gave her name
ns Annie Thompson, aid stated that she
was from Columbia. S. c., and was on
her way to New York, and would Gull for
the infnnt in ten days.
MUNICIPAL ELECr1oS The following
persons were elected at the Beaufort
election: Intendant-R. S. Bennett.
Town Wardens-Messr 2. T.. Ezekiel.
Z. Talbird, Josiah Juckson, w. 81.
Dunneman, II. Won Harton aud Cato
Perry.
On Saturday last, bear, weighing be-
tween 500 and 600 pounds, was killed by
Mr.. Sebron Day and his two sons, about
five miles from Aiken, on the Edgeticld
road. Mr.. D. is we'll known in this sec
ton as on old hunter. r
Bnrn,ceK Jouynu
At Bay st. Louis, Charles Reyer beat
one small boy near to DEATH and cut an.
other until all his intestines protruded.
because he believed they had tormented
his son. The wounded boy died the
Same evening.
The continuance OF wet weather gives
rise to considerable apprehensions re.
specting the harvest in Ireland. The
potato blight is reported to have M.
peared in Kilkenny.
A Frenchman named Gobin. patient
at st. Luke's Hospital, New York, par.
TALLY swallowed artificial teeth while
eating, and strangled before sucoor ar
rived.
A lady in Halifax County, Va, who.
year before last, gave birth to three boys
OF one time, gave birth, week before last
to four boys. All were doing we'll at lust
accounts.
MunpEn.-- Mr., John Joiner, of Dooly
County, Ga, was murdered on Thursday
night lest, at his residence in that Coun.
ty. by man named a. G. Deyereau1.
The murderer escaped.
SUICIDE. E.-On last Wednesday morn.
ing. Mr. A. N. Snelaon, OF Washington,
Ga, who has been suffering from mental
arrangement for somo time past, COM
mitted suicide by taking strychnine.
A Boston physician says TINT four
young girls, full of intelligence md pro-
misc. havo been killed outright by the
severity OF the tasks imposed upon them
in high school in that vicinity.
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Forney; complains that the South :''ro-
bela9,are not 'the limbs they were be-
'lieyed TO be. BY the North. This re-,
minds ms, Of the little boy who said !:
NANNY, make John behave himself;
every time hit him with this hammer
he.hQllefsl" Lyachbuy ErcAang0.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

HOTEL ARnvA1s. Augusta 4. ~ Columbia
Hotel-J. Browne, KY; J. @. Foster,
Ala; ". Q. Crosswell. s. O.; T. a.: JET
fords. Richland; J. 0. B. Lowry, r. w.
Sanders, Barnwell; Mr. @. ". Hutson
and wife. La; G. W. Bomar, Charles.
ton; Z. r. Robertson, Winnsboro; f.
Niokerson House-H J. Thomas, La.
J. 81. Rion, Winnsboro; j. r. Fant, J.
Mayrant, L. Stark, J. A. Seiby, DR..
McAvoy, Miss Butler, Miss Anderson, s.
O.; j. 81. Gay, Rock Hill; s. @. DePass,
Memphis; J.. 81. 6chriner. .Jr., J.. B.
Patrick. Charleston. l,l,,.. .'..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

LIST OF NEW .ADyKRTIsEMENTs.
J. Duncan's Sons-Sauces.
Agnew s. Son-Schiedaua Schnapps.
Meeting Independent Fire 90.
Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient.
SILVER &c Go. To Close.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

Mn. P. p. ToALE's NEW OPFIoE AND SALES
RooMs-We are happy to inform our readers
that their old acquaintance, Mr. p. p. Toale,
while continuing his manufaotory OF doors,
snshes, blinds, etc., on Horlbecks wharf,
Charleston, g. O., has opened a. handsome
ofioe and 6xtenaivbF sales rooms ut No, 30
Hayne street. where. they win dnd It more
convenient tocAll on him when they visit tho
city. Tho safes rooms extend to No. SO
Pinckney street, whore there is another on.
trance. Send and get q neW anu extended
price list Of latest styles, etc. See advertise.
ment. July II 1mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-15

OFFICIAL R1sE1z MuMDgns Char:es,onjC Chari.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
RAvVLE CLASS No. 1s1, Morning 9-A,tsusl IL.
7e-S5-42-s8 75-77-13-66 ,6-61-23-15
Witness our hands let Charleston, this 18th
August, 1871, FENN PECK, NJ,
Z ih1.8.aI t,-.i.. JAMES GILLIIAND, +
Apgustl5 Sworn Commissioners.
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a. H.,
76; - NJ, 80; p. NJ. SO; 7 P. M, 70.
Mr.. G. +. jackson has specimens Of
chignons Of the different grades deemed
essential by followers OF. fashion. The
first is as large rs nm ordinary Gst, the
next two fists, and 30 on until they
arrive ut the half peck size.
Last October, Hearth and Home passed
into the hands OF Messrs. Orange Judd
& Co., OF 245 Broadway, New York, the
we'll known publishers Of the America5.
AgricuAarist. The marked improve
ments then expected to appear in Hearth
ana Home have been realized, and it ia
now one of the choicest illustrated Jour-
pals anywhere issued for the family
circle adapted to both the juvenile and
adult people, and meeting the special
wants of the house-keepers. Besides.
it supplies very useful chapters for the
garden and farm, and an important
news sheet. Specimen copies can doubt
less be obtained OF the publishers.
Terms only So year. Single numbers
eight cents. Hearth and Home and
American AgricuNurisl together 81 o
year. }} ~
"Pa, why do they plant guns-do
they grow and have leayes2" .'No, my
son, but like plants they shoot. and then
others do the leaving"
John Rodgers nine children and one at
the breast,
Wero but nine as + make,' said Harry.
There We're ton, rs figure it up" said
his guest,
''Or there would not have been ono 10
carry"