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49, THE
- $; J; = "a KING
| Pa. Auti4is,l
WASH f r

Il washes without wearing the clothes--no rub
biug squeezing
Il WASHES from one 10 twenty FIVE articles in
lram one 10 four minutes.
1t wrghos the finest Lace Curtains, iiandkcr-
chiefs, &c without any injury
!, washes the hra,icst Quilts and Elnnkcis.
II washes Wliitr aud more thoroughly clean
than IS any other process rs strong currents OF
water are iashri through every part ui the frhric.
II will save ihrtc times Its cost in single year
in labor and wear Of clothes.
II rcluc,s washday 10 hour.
The hrg Iieshtr is 80 called, If we are rightly
informed, after the name Of its inventor; but u
may well ASSUME the name aS - royal titl,, for Ia
IA destined 10 lofd IL over all competitors, anG
reign supreme IN the Laundry. II, claims sru
every " here acknowledged, and not only aie
ihosc who 81, oil aloof iromail washing machines
but ono who have cen using othc- machines
are replacing ih-n With the hing Washer - BR-
tin,orc Gasy:ic.
III, Eia9 Hdshd is so complete, and answers
so well ~ the ends desired, ihnt there is nothing
more desired in this fime-sie3,y, idLcr-suring Inas
chine. -fhiid. Pr'ls.
Having purchased one Of your Hing Washin9
iraeiinss and practically tested its capacity for
economy Of time and labor, aud also its cleans
ing prupcriics DO not hesitate to sty IL y III do
all YOU rlaim for IT, aud will chtcriully recon-
mend II 10 nv ffit nds to We the bea washing ma-
chine have ever sSen.--j. W. l.oan-, 81 We1
4 i'ram S'rff, Bihimprs.
l'ots i take all tie dirt ont2 Try II, and we
1 venture the assertion that YOU cnnnot hEd u
\ piece u linen 50 soi,ra thai the hn7 Hdsttr will
!! not make c.cta AZ s,w 10 live iaingtcs - BosiSH
/ ia,fAi
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There is a man in Brigewatcr. Massa-
rhuset,s, Who has been clerk, agent and,
treasurer for manufacturing company Tor
thir,y.six years clerk, agent, and 'fea.-
urer Tor au iron company tor thirty years :
clerk. agent, aud treasurer OF = 'hitd COM
yany for twenty-five years. aud frrsideh'
of another company twenty-five years r
lie was never abscit tg"m an annual or
directors meeting Of either of these Gem.
panies during his official connection with
them. and has KEEP, the records and and
drawn the checks Of all three
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TO PEACH GROWERS! |!

Whereas certain persons nre cndcavoring TO
prevent US from making and selling our Stavc
Peach Basket, by claiming Letters Patent wcpnb-
lish for the information of all persons interested
the following eminent legal opinion
WAsniscroS, .. e. May 49, 1871
Gentlemen Ne have examined Letters Pat
cut No. ltG Cos, dated August Sd, 1871. grnuicd
TO Richard Mitchell OF smyrna, Delaware. and
find them 10 he for fruit basket made hy the
combinations Of inwurdy curved slaves "a =
ihckcncd bcvcled hoops u nnd perforated
disc-boi,, m, ~. It's the couiiHa'ios of these
three elements which constitutes the invention
Of Mr. Mitchell.
iou state 20 us that the hcyrlcd hoops, rcr-
foraicd dis, -boioms, in combination With slaves
not inwardy curved have iecn in common use
since 1864 that you are now, and have tcen for
some time past, engaged in thc manufacture OF
fruit baskets ma lc hy the combination OF slaves
not ihwardly carved, ,hirkcnc,l hcyrlcd hoops
aud perforated dse-hot,oms such as You say
have been in use for the pas, seven years, and
that Mr. Mitchell threatens 10 prosecute, not on
~ yourselves for the manufacture OF such has-
keis but also all Iersous who may USE them.
In regard 10 the subject uf infringement. il is
well settled that il il no infringement Of pat
en-, Tor a combinafion, unless all the essential
parts of II are substantially initiated. See Bell
| vs. Daniels ct. nj. lst Fishers Patent case. 3i2
Barrett Hall, Niusa al In Pron'y rs Bug
| giles 10 Peters 336 Chci Justice Tanney, in
| speaking ofa combination patent held, " The
use OF two or three parts only, or o. two romhin-
ed with q third which is substantially different
in the form or the manner OF its arrangement Is
not III. thing patented, Il is not the same com
hna,ion III substantially differs from ii in any
| OF it, parts.
II Mr. Mitchell had invented not only the in
wardly curved sintcs lui the heyclcd hoops and
perforated disc.hoiums, and suffered the ,wt
! list narnci to 90 into common use for more ihni
! two wears 10 combination with straight siafcs
or slaves not iuwarlly curved. III. patent would
avail him nothing gains, You. See seciioi
T. act o! Congress isGa, Section - act OF 1870
We are Of ihr apiuun that the nannihct.""
sale and use of the basket which yug Hrr nov
making no infringement % Mr. Nichcls Ia;
cni ami ,au ,uhjrl, no one to liahi..ty fag uaL
ing, sr!linE uscirc thrHi.
Gtu +. FISHER
RICHARD HARRINGTON
To Ncs.r. WaHnNN 4 lsSkys
smyrna hr.aWtr". JGne l--ii
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gu- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and C,-
TARRH treated with the uimos, success hy J.
isAAcs N. y. and Professor Of Dlsetscs q ne
Egc and Ear this 'geeiaiifyl IN ns Mdirai 6oiicge
n Phaadsfpdia, - near' JpT',nce, formerly OF
l.cydcn Holland, No. s05 Arch street, Phila.
Testimonials can be seen NJ bis o'lirc The med
ical faculty are Invited to accompany their pa
iens, as he has no secrets ia his practice. Ar
iicial eyes inserted without pain No charge
tor examination, apr 2a--l..
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DIED.

!, Wilmington. on the slh inst, W ling
Francis l,ayard ngcd two weeks aud thr.e days
SON Of Thona, r aud l.oui.a lcg hyatd
Al Rrl Lion. Del Juuc 2Ith. F,ora N't' on't
..hlia - jams X anA Rttceea J. b'lu'! ase'
months uua - dNs.
K,nncdyville Nd. on the morning oi VI,
18th inst Frank Austin, son oi AnsG'ths ana
s,,,h I.llson, aged /, year 6 months anil 4
DAYS.
In this town. On The morning . ,hc Eth in,i
n, Tho residence OF her grand parents JULIA r
only daughter of Walker aud the late Jnl's I
yasey, of Philadelphia, aged ~ months anl i
days.
Our household angels passed away,
To realms Of endless hlss;
Our loss, We know, is all her gain
Iu, here our loved ones missed
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Free of charge, Call at G. q. Chamherlains
Drug Store, Middlc,own, Del. or at Townsend,
Masscys, Galena, Chesapeake City, and every
town and village and get sample houie ol W,
i posrhce's German Syrup, free y chdrge. II
ha, lately been introduced in this country from
,.a,n,any and for any person suffering with n
seyere cough, heavy cold settled ON the breast
consumption, or any disease Of the throat and
,nnr. i, hs, mo- equal in the world. Our rsgu-
lar lars sire bottles are rs cents. In all cases money
win I've promptly returned y perfect sansiae'or u
not given. Two doses will rclieveany case ~!
"u.e Green's August Flower for dyspepsia, Nv
.r complaint,. cos,iveness, sick headache &C.
Nsses fails.
May 20, 1871.
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HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING.

vI,nE undersigned having secured an assis'an,
l. is now prepared 10 wait upon all who lnas
call Hair cut in the lates, style. clean shave
guarn nn,ccd, and shamnocning, dying, SC. done.
Persons from the country can now have 'he'i
hair Gu, on Saturdays y. uNkoH,
lane ia-3m Middletown, Del
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GlBsoss PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will he paid in cnsll for pro-
ducc delivered in good order and we wish 10
say that we keep constantly ON hand II good ns-
sor,meut OF Gtoserias and Provisions which We
will sell reasonably for cash, AT the Corner Of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middlctown, Del.
March 20--t Vim. a. GIBSON.
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MAD DOG PILLS.

'lNiif undersigned las obtained the recipe for
making tie Pills for The cure aud prevention
Of llydruphuha IN man or bcts, from the hi,C
Of mnd dog The recipe sas introduced in this
country hy German uniieman. The Pills can
ac had OF the subscriber by mail or by calling on
him at Mddlc,own, Dc.-l'fcc 81, and guaran-
ieci. not to fail. JOHN n CRnlt tll
Middl,iOwn, July 9--lw
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The Conservative State Committee of
Virginia has decided 10 call convention
for the reorganization OF the party, t"
sncct OH August 30th
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The Ladies' Of fMidiletown and vicinity are in
vicd 10 call aud examine the new stock Of stripe
Grenadines, Pcrca's, riqucs, Lawns, Summer
Poplins Linen Sui,inas, Robe Lawns, Prints,
Sc. just received from the johbcrs and ofiSted for
sale NJ the large corner store by
John a. Reynolds & Suns.
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FARM FOR RENT.

rlNllE subscriber Offers for rent for the year
/ 1872, his farm at Chesicr,Own, Ken, Go.
MARYLAND, called " llopcwcll," F." now ienan,cd
by VIM. Cannon. GEO. ". T. PERKINS,
July l. lsii-3t Chesiet;own, Nd
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II Is n Tonic aud will strengthen you. Reduce
the dose so II acts Ne gentle laxative, and con-
Time On regularly with Simmons Regulator, aud
you will become strong aud healthy.
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EnlgT PRESERVING POW ER.

MORN ras,e',ss Powder pro 'yesaH kinds
N vi rnunc1 Fruit Stcwed Fruit ffni, liul-
t.r prp,,r.,, ana Tumalocs wthuu. icing ait
tshi. murc elegant Id T., as aud taste hRn amy
,foFess in the world 1his Powder has hetn in
public use for thrcc wears aud Is nov use'i IN c,-
rrf State ui the uipn.
II cheap i, llhy and reliable viii furnish
.teasi asa reserved ,ruits daily for 'hr table
cheaper ihtu my "thor ptuetss. One lieN costs
10 Gents. puts Up 80 parts or ca pounds u pared
fruit Fun directions telling how to prevent all
mould with lae toy Seui ~ mail or sold B.!
Grocers aud Druggists.
The wholesale trade supplied Us johnson. IIol-
loway 4 Cowlen, French. Richards X 20. Phil
aderha kiddcr 4 Wc,hefrl New York or our
selves, ZANE, AbRNN 4 CO.
Jul, SIM 1856 North Second ST. fhtla
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JAS 4 pEAECE, Trustee.
Wii.TisEItGElt'S
Flavosinr Extracts

E'lavo..ing Extracts
are warranted elaa, to any made. They afo pre-
pared ifam The tzm,f aud viii lc 'cHud nun
i,atr HAN maut ut us ElaMs that mr. st'l
IT. p,pr &, ~ 4 .aia .st W. sP +
- 5s.S
ENHtoW'S INDIGO rIiE
T. without, dunlt. III" hcst article in the market
ion htuiug ciaibts /, VIII ea'pf murc watef iltan
ftaf tunes thu s,mc weight u indigo anil much
more am, ANS eihet wash lHa Ia the ulfthct.
lHe onlt gcuuiue ,lHt pni az ei AtrWn Nitt-
rrGsrR F., Iuit. sfpu. 10 81 Nurth Second -
ph5laarith.l u Tie .ntels have fnti IT.
lfrarf's ma ii8.leW uame uu ihcm ~ '&ars
,ff taaHrcut. For sdc - most grntefs and
lrH-4isis.
lTBTEGEE : lNDEl-lBLE INN NIL hc
toau, on trial "a lie superior ariic'r. AlwNy'
on hand and tar stlc u, reasonable priees rurc
GrtlhI sw.e. GenHiuc Medicine, thame.. Skins
STauers Turinet. l'ctrl Sage, ani all artal
d &c drDs line n
iIIRED M TBER q ER >DREG SToEE
y 2gl Nrh s. ~ y P4RhSlha. "a
lglt 4 l21i-lt
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81 iiti,iisis.

TN the 18th iBsi, iy Rev l"mrlifez ;. I''
scph Brewer and Ni 5 Julia Aieh.r, 10th q pcla-
ware City.
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\ GIsEA :. OFFER.
Only SO. for Sll, in Value.
+" iSN z SiiE PRETTl"
MIRROR OF EaSslless.

Acknowledged the most practical. useful, origi-
nal iArlor Magazine
al.- She Pretty Is loauilfHl rhromo,
s,;.niiA paf. Picture. and rHla4ii work u
ar, /, is highly finished, morncd aud Sarnish-
cd and is ril p.1rr tifH R.ih tt rost ~ 'His~rig
,,a, and together With Dtnoaisl SiaNriitY. a.
loris ~ opportunity for i.ic iGvcstmcn, OF Thrrc
bnIlnrs suih ., HfV He6r nrcur u9ttn. Don I hil
:. Id, .,fslr iar "i'Egagr.i sNAGAnNs, and you
:, never IL willing to he withcutit I, uill not
only teach ,pa how 10 dress how TO cook how
10 ~ he over your children clothes Bu, il will
m,kc ,,ti better wiser, h1ppicr Women every
where find il exactly whn, they want. In fact,
!, i the mos, complete Ladies Magazinc now pub
li.hrd. HUSBANDS Fathers, Brothers and Lovers
sul scribe for 1t, and present 1t With the beautiful
,,brou,n. isn't She Pretty" II will make eyes
sparkic with dcligh, and satisfaction, aud prove
/, monthly reminder Of your good taste and kind
feeling. Addttss -
" JENNINGS nEM0REST,
s7s Broadway, \. Y.
srerimcn copies Of tic latest numbers OF the
Marryne mailed free on receipt OF s3 cents.
,uay 10 1871.
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A new lot of Insertions and Edyings, Ladies
Ties, Lacs,, etc. at Hanson Bros.
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PEACH TREES

In full hearing. from seven 10 cigh, years Old
aud SEVEN HUNDRED TEACH TREES four
year. old. which give fall ,icld this year All
uf these urc OF the hest assorted varieties were
planted nni titled With great care. and nte ihti'-
nud nonri,hing There are also some 100
DWARF FEAR TREES of good varieties, and -
quarter uf an acre OF Black Cap R'spl crr,'s, IN
tull bearing.
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TERMS OF SALE

IT. terms NJ, .f,l ll the pccrcc are rs 'ul.
laVs. Cnr Thousand Dollars 10 lc rtii Ia citslt
ou ihc %, of sale ~ 10 siN'y dat, 'htrs fi'r ~
,hc OPT. u Of the Trustee rud ihr h"lnt,r in g
qua, .us'a lmcu'. 10 one and Two years irom u,
d,, at ..,r Tse credit payments tu De sr,l,t,d
Us tHe bond o, thc purchaser w,ta sccufsl to 'c
apprutcd vs. Tie Trustee, mud 70 bear interest
from til, lay Of sale. Tie pircias'r % pay 'ui
~. 4fel ..'.l Tor 800 r'r' ssnrt siaiuis fe-,,s'
SION .i,.,, J.Heat, f.t 49,, H. tat al.e.-i foi
can b. rr,l,l Or .Ht 'ige ie,st ],
JAS a pEAkCE, Trustee,
Tbc i',trrr directs ne Trustee To- r''. n'ur,
,o ,lr C,ul,.rt- ut Tire sid Hamilton . War'n.
10 ils ih,,r ,..iHs a,'h iha saHslt- tasfse' IN
the aiiise., ,t ths tasF, ot iire tt,ui' tanfi iur
kra, FaHu:, within iUur months from Tic ID!
&c salE
JANIS \ Pearl" ffH lee.
caa.tc,,nwu, lniY J. lo1i-ai
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Highest prices paid for whoa, and corn on ac
coun, OF james Il. Price 4 Co, by
A T. Bradley
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THE DWELLING 4

4 a subsfmiW TF0. Nory 80 !. u
FRAME HOTSE, rih grad garnd.
Ii has ,hrcc rooms aud kilch,n down stairs
aai ,lfcr rooms on the second iiaor, all ot cool
size There IL a good pump Of water in the yard
Thr BARN nui STABLE are under one root,
nearly new ana IN excellent l"ilding. i j.
two siagi,- hiph aud anu 'or the farm stable
rt4ti ~ four horse. cpsn-erh attached There
/, ni.5 a good Ntt,, House and MILK House. The
fencing Is good.
The siz, Of ihi. placr--,hc kind quality Of soil
the ample md comfortable buildings, and i,
facilities 10 the ci's markets. make u very DE-
strahlc to those who wish fern for either irgi'
or grain r,i ing and examination Is invited
twill be offered either as whole or N ,w'
mr. q u. lnay sccin hc,i on iie ~ 81 sale.
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MEDICAL CO-PARTNERSHIP.

nR. ". H. BARR has the pleasure TO AN
- nounce 10 the public OF this vicinity. ,hnt
he has associated with him in the prncti,e Of
mclir;ne. pr. q. T. MAXWELL, Of jacksonville,
Florida. late professor of Obstetrics and diseases
OF women and children, in 0glclhorie Medical
College, Savannah, Georgia.
They hope hy prompt alie3,on to their pro-
fessional duties 10 mec; the wants OF the commits
nifty, and merit their confidence.
June IL, lsIi--am.
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Sg'e.e lka..

la the uycn ion Of the Emg lia,ir il was DC.
signed that Il -hould cpmtinr all tic good quail
tics uf c,crf utilcr washing machine, nni ~ the
stnc time TO tnyt NOT 4 siaslc 81 % 'lfnablr isa-
utc. Su,h a iui,hinc j. the Kin. no isbbing,
no wearing and 'gliius sud last lut not lens.
Jtlar made .asy
lf jon rannui iur. hlse ! Fia} Va'h.r in your
place send 1t. tlc
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And nUmtfau, other parties. Send for circl :
lar with imparmn; Information 10 fruit growcr. :.
a.ai. ls-t@gs
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Iionson Bros. hare Just received direct from
the manufacturers, l,gc loi Of F." Madam foy''
celebrated Corset skirt Supporters whirh can
not Lc SURPASSED for elcqnnrr. durability and
.asc. Ladies call and examine them.
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The dollar at'erklN SUN.

I Newspaper Of the Present Times.
Intcudcd for People Vow on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mcchagiei. Merchants. Pro
fe,sionai Men. Workers, Thinkers, Aui all Mas
ner OF iIoacs, Folks. aal the wiyc,. soEs. aud
Daughters OF all such
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RETAIL PRICE. $500.

lul We wiil forward ;he sumo io ,ou, ftcc cf
f.. ght io 'tcrs ulc't no one IL selling. lfnny
ouc u not satisfied aud wishes 10 return the ma
ahior after mon'hs 'tiAl. according to dircc-
,saH.. ur u. re, 20
RErJyD rf. MONEY,
.see d. i..tE..i.
rc~ S3ts &An gn.rfr q rion h,crai
King washing Machine Il Manu-. Co.
fl.Ht:: .Ua Nl!LER. STREET,
Guy a-ly Philadelphia
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Whereas certain persons nre cndcavorins To
prevcn, us from making and selling our Stave
Peach Basket, by claiming Letters Patent, pub
ish for the information of all persons interested.
the following eminent legal opinion
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he had-besides Louis XV.-Philip
", the first Spanish Bourbon king.
being left heir by Charles IL, who died
without direct heir, in 1900
On the French side the descent pas
ses through Louis XIV, to his great
grandson, Louis XVI, son of Louis the
Dluphin, third son of the father of
Louis XIV.
Louis XVI, was executed in 1893 by
TIE Jaeobins, and left son Louis,
styled Louis XVII, or Dauphin, of
whom the noted Eleazer Williams, the
Indian preacher of New York, and a
host OF other pretenders, claim to have
descended. The Dauphin Louis (XVII)
died by the crusl hands of his jailor.
Louis XVI was succeeded, after the
overthrow of Bonaparte, by his brother
Louis XVIII, but who fed from Paris
upon the return of Napolean from Elba
in 1915. lie returned after the defeat
of Napoleon at Waterloo, and died ia
1924. His brother Charles Y, succeed
ed him. Charles married Maria Theresa
daughter of Charles Ferdinand Emanuel
King Of Sardina grandfather of Amad
eus |. of Spain > by her he had two
sons, the Duke d'Angouleme, and the
Duke dc Berri. The latter was assassi
mated in 1920, and left fon, Charlie:
Ferdinand, Duke de Berri, Count de
Chambord, sometimes called Henry V
Thus it will be seen that the present
Count de Chambord is the lineal descen
dant TO the throne Of France.
Ou the Spanish side of the Bourbons
it will be seen that rhilip V, was ap
pointed heir to the crown Of Spain b,
Charles III. who had no child. PhiliT
became the father of Ferdinand VI
who came upon the Spanish throne ia
1746. He died without issue, and was
succeeded By his brother Charles III
in 1859, who was the father of Charlie.
", born 174S. He married his cou
sin, Mary Louisa of Parma, and had al
heir, Ferdinand VII, the father of the
Ex Queen Isabella Ii.
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whatsoever an Old Maid Soweth, That
Shall She also Reap.

We copy the following singular story
from the Clinton, Iowa, Herald:
Sioux City, last winter, had on Old
Maids Society, aud they bad dinner,
and speeches, and general vowing all
around that they would lead single
life, aud eschew the naughty men for.
ever. But, it is said, there is generally
black sheep in the flock, aud SO il
seemed there was one in this. While
vowing vengence on the male sex, these
decaying sisters were lumfounded by
one of their number, Miss Panthea L.
Kennedy, who arose and most charm
ingly flung into their midst the follow.
ing bit Of treason to celibacy;
" Sisters in Yaitipg-all for husbands
We have met, because We can't help
ourselves, to celebrate this as day Of
thanksgiving, as appointed by our Chief
Magistrate. But tell me, is it to US
really day of thanksgiving? No, sis
ters; rather should we call it day of
mouruing-and for what? For hus.
bands Yes, sister, for husbands, which
We feel we need, (at least | do, and
also much desire. Talk to me about
woman's rights We have all the rights
We desire, it tho men would only pro.
pose. "Why don't the men propose,
mamma, why don't the men pro.
pose I" | don't know how you feel
about it, but | do know, if the right
man comes along and makes me an offer,
won't be at your next old maids din
ner. No, sisters, you may talk as you
will about womaus independence it is
all folly; we are always depepdeut, and
upon map. You may say what you
like as to our being mans superior, or
mans help-meet, or natures noblest
work, all of which man will grant us
But what pleasure or happiness eau We
have in our weary pilgrimage, through
life without mans protecting hand
aud care over us ? None, sisters, noue !;
and let others do as they will, for me.
am determined to have one. And |
will here volunteer piece of gratutious
advice, aud that is, for each Of you to
go and do likewise. What other rcla-
tion in life SO honorable as mans
companion, The wife of loving, kind
affcctionato husband? None; and in
order to become such let us cultivate
aud practice all those virtues that so
much adcrn our station, and that man
SO much admires aud my word for it,
We will find hundreds worthy of us
We know that men love us; know that
in our smile exists the poets inspiration
and the poets reward and we also
know that for us patriots have died
Man is never so happy as when in our
company or rendering US favor, and
why is it that each of US cau't have
one ? Let us see to it while it is called
oday, so that when another, ,thanksgiy
ing day rolls around there will not be
au old maid in Sioux City,"
Behold her reward
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alsttal Rfeipes.

WATER PROOF CLOTHING "A meth
cd Of rendering fabrics water proof,
either in the piece or when made up
into garments, without at the same time
impeding Transportation, and one lately
recommended in Paris for military
purposes consists in the use Of acetate
of alnmina. prepared by the mitual
decomposition of solutions Of aeetats Of
lead and sulphate of alumina. The
fabrics are dipped in this solution and
then dried, in which process acetic
vapors are developed, and basic acetate
Of lead remains behind, thus projecting
the cloth completely against wet, with,
out being itself visible or appreciable
in any other way. The application
will hold good for long time, If the
portions Of the dress exposed are occa-
sionally naistened with The solution BY
means Of sponge.
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SATURDAY NIGHT.
ny HESTER 4. BENEDICT.


no eaSue ahu coltage inc night comes Gown,
And, happily, out from the dusty town
The weary are Fastening home to rest.
The dew falls son where the buds had birth,
Ihe sunset splendor Is smut from sight;
And hearts all over the beautiful earth
Are glad Tor the coming oil Saturday Night.
nj,
r'ne,u ps hnp rsacsiu. we sTeet sea lies,
BARKING ana daring as dangerous eyes,
m, Langu,u win laughter ana cruel with calm.
loe WINDS are asleep where the bird,notes were;
ana ioveliest lliles mat leant to tue llght
from slumperons sotludes, thrlll as they STIR
In the dusk anu the dcw-iall on Saturday
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-03

How TO PRESERVE THE HAIR
The best way to preserve il is to wash
the scalp often and thoroughly with
water, drying with towel. Oils, po-
mades, etc, clog the pores Of the scalp
and prevent the healthy growth Of the
hair. Keep the head well pentilated ;
if the hat is close, raise il often, and let
in the fresh air never wear the hat
indoors. The ladies, notwithstanding
they wear long hair, (Which is more
likely to fall OUT seldom are bald
headed. Their heads are not kept
closely covered. In sleeping, do not
cover the head with uight-cap.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-03

To KEEP TOMATOES foa WINTER
UsE.-A correspondent of Webster, N.
Y sends tile Rsras New Yorker the
following. "As the tomato season is
approaching, can contribute one way
of keeping them for winter use that
may be new 10 some of your readers.
| ate them in February, sliced and
seasoned them with sugar and little
vinegar, that seemed every way as nice
as tomatoes fresh from the vines. They
we're prepared thus Dissolve teacup-
ful oil salt in gallon of water. Pick
ripe tomatoes, but not over ripe, leaving
little Of the stem on. The tomatoes
.nrst be kept well covered with the
brine and they will keep till Spring or
longer"