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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

All Kftds Of Stove Trimmings, to
ft all sizes. on hand asd for sale.
Also, a large lot of
PULP-S CELEBRATES GRAND
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Many man d1esds throwing
avay his life Al oDce, who shrinks
noi fcr tb-oziagitswsy BY piees-
-rsrl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Eaek estsrpillsrs are cong tsr-
-i5ie dz-rgl = Arks.s.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

DR.. JONEs has desSted HE shole life to
tChronit) old standing diseases of all
kinds.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

DR.. JONES can ohly publish very few
of his Many Cures, and not half Of tboss
who desire il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Tfs city debt Of New York is
nov see. .is7, 3si 81, and that ofthe
ceshty $40 591 $50 90.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

The Radical Of the 2d District
are ~ h1ld a opFontinn at P0nham
.on tie -th IgnsHext. 10 EoninatC
a csudilaie 20 be beaten 90 Cbn
EFe-sa nE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Very friendly relations are gro
wirg np between Germany and ia
pa3.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Nv Eyes We're very badly Crossed, and
sight imperfect. Or, JONES made them
perfect and straight i'll t$o mifutts, r. r.
McBdde, near Hampstead.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

a State industrial Sclrpi for girls
is TO be established in New Jersey.
.----- -
An effort is 10 he made 10 over
throw the established church ia
England. ..-
A mSiher in Mich gan recently
had ilys daughters at a birth ~ II
is said.
The y7hcat crvls Ia >sslhcrh and
central illinois promises TO be early
AMI large
There src s. 90, } rr-iiH-h 90 Doe
ton. and lze.1g9 iI tiss.si ilta 4 Mas
ia icursn .sie-,.s.s ara87nee
ti.at Insy an sTs'a' i-e -hi r.:ern
lufr sB-a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
rAsnEo TO rus RreGISG,

they passed that awful night, waiting for
help How thai help came and carried
them into safety, we have already describ-
I'd. Capt Forsythe, who seems thorouG n
seambn, Quiet and reso,ute, though uras-
sufning, says that in all bis experience he
snd never known so heavy gale ard such
n terrible sea. We feel certain, from his
account, that he did sll that WIS possible
70 save his ship, but the fates Here against
him. We wish him better luck if be
should again visit our port
The bark Virginia Dnre is an American
vessel, s02 tons rsgister, 81 days from
Cardiff, loaded with railroad iron. She
arrived on the lSf,a ult., and was consigned
70 C. W. Hurley 6 Co.
We never hid 4 more pleasing daiy 70
perform then 10 Acqusint our readers that
tie fcHrtesn baplrss, bat alter all fUrfH-
ngts men, are sased. To the honor Of
Galveston he j. said, that ke- sitiT-ns Eers
uot rofnz 20 stsnl idig ~ reI 80 four
sssr humtn ttini.s perish VI haaf uiakiur
ncsf sfrrnBurs sfUfis 81 slre tiser 1His
morn %. CaFi FsE3sr ~ rtsTsSisi aztti
q he H1rcan ifrf, a1l1r- ~ Ltst ns
w.rid send a., ~ skitasF sat rr1r8ss !
stss--s-t o. tisssiy g. Tsssltis q a q
-rs f1tit a-f re- e ttr.f II 90 fri
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Fifr th0asard tlnlrv hrds have
srcs5s nren imfoftsi il,.s sesscn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Dallas, Texas, March 2lsb 1871.
Mr.. c. d. .KASIpY-Dear Sir The stoVe
: purchased of you, 4" Bucr'5 Brilliant"
last Fall, gives entire sAiisfactieh. il is
fhe best cooking stove have au5 know
ledge of--hsais quicker, and rsquir>s lsst
Sooi than any stove have ever used. I
take pleasure in recommending 1t 10 81
who desire u 6Tst-class stove.
Yours. truly,
w. L. MURPHY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
JOHN W. swINDEhts
Ed. Dallas UEnAtb.

Dallas, Texas, January "a, 1871.
Mr.. C. d. KASADY-Sir:-l have IN
tended for son time to write fou in regard
to the stove bought of yor last FaFr-
Bucks Brilliant Cook Stove. thave never
seen a better stove, and would rather have
it than any have ever used. 1t is equal
TO all you recommended it to be- aud in my
judgment cannot be surpassed. | very
willingly recommend it to any one wishing
20 purchese d stove.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Of Inc lslaud bas suffered more :han
du'rihg the storm of 1867. The water is
three feet deep on the fats, and tho Gulf
waters are six irches higher than they
were in October, 1857 The water CAME
within balfu blocl: of Ninth street on
Avenue n, and reached the corner of
Tenth Gnd Broadway, 1t has since reqe-
dcd about foot. On the south OF bay
side tho waters hyo not been within !welve
or fifteen inches Of the high water mark OF
1867. 1t is impossible to ascertain the en-
tent of the damage rs yet; bat full details
will be furnished rs soon Gs the stern sub
u;l.6
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

| saw her in her oeremcnts,
llst white bshds on her rHlseless bresst
Ana then saw them bear her hence,
And lay her in her crypt 10 rest; irg
l heard the saa sad sigh 60 up ,,f
Upon the even's placid ait,
As grief had filled the lnoutHer's cup
With bitter fears and lore despair;
Metkisks the deepest woe fhIrhed si
IN hearts that bleed with dread reno rsc
Is less than hers, who slowly turned
To o,leave alone her idols eorse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Dallas, March 2lst, 1911.
Mr.. c. .. kASApY-Dear Sir:-The Rove
bough. of you last May buck & wrights
Pstent gives perfect satisfaction. II is
all that could expect, and much more
than any other | efet used. Il bakes in
much less time and With much less wood
than any stove ever khsr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Yours, respectfully,
SARAH II. C0CKRELL.
Dallas, Texas, March 20, 1871.
Mr.. C. Il. KANADY-Dear Sir IL take
pleasure in recommending the Buck &
Wright Cooking Stove. Ii is by far the
best stove | ever had, and would rtconl-
mend it TO all needing n cook stove.
Very respectfully, &C.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
THE CELEBRATED
Bucks Brilliant Stoves

Dallas, Texas, March 81, 1871.
Mr.. c. b. KAaA5Y-Sir IL purchased
of you some four N bnths ago, one of Bucks
Brilliant Cook Stores, which has been in
constant use, and gives entire satisfaction
in every respect
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

OiiE AaTkets.-On Wednesday, farmers
sold butter IRON As to SOC a pound; honey,
25c, do; eggs, 80 10 Acc dozen; beans, lOc
a quart: lima beans, loo, do; dried apples,
lOc. do; apples, lsc half peck; rabbits, 25c
each.
Clothing Found.-On Tuesday morning
Andrew Cameron found on the wharf, neat
the Diamond Slate Roll ing Mill, a new SUIT
of clothes consisting of black coat, pants
aud vest; also, watch chain on vest
Coroner Woodward has the properly 10
charge at l07 East Water street.
Street Distractions The Street Com.
missioner's wOrkmen, after curbing and
paving the sidewalk Of Heald street, on the
south side, opposite the Wilmington Rolling
Mill, have lett number OF large stones and
bench of earth in the roadway against
which two wagons have met with acci
dents.
Ship YaTda-At Mtssrs. Pusey, Jones Il
Co.'s iron ship yard, a steam launch, 90
| feet long, for the U. 8. Q NJ. Department
Is nearly completed. The steam tug Kat,
Wise, is on the railway for repairs. A new
| iron steamship of the following dimension
has been mmenced:-Length, 240 leet
beam, 80 feet; hold, 20 feet 0 inches.
Country Residence. MIR. Joel GreenmaI
has erected in New Castle Hundred, abou
one mile south of Third street bridge, a fine
two and half story frame cottage, 80 fee
front and 20 feet sids, with back building II
by % feet, two stories high-the front an,
back buildings having each a porch eigh
eet wide. VIM. ii. Foulk, carpenter.
Port News.-The U. s. steamer Violet re
turned on Monday from the Bay.
On Tuesday, the sloop Onward, OF Phila
delphia. arrived al Third street wharf fror
Jones Creek, with 7l5 railroad cross ties 70
the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimor
Railroad Company. The schooner Rtehar
Hal, Of Brook Haven, N. Y, Is loadin
about LOO barrels Of flour for New York.
Driuiag Bargain. Some people ar
s good bands at driving hard bargain, shay
ing down to the finest point and clinching
. with close grip. They know a
about what they are buying, or they don
, buy till they do, ana he who "shuts the
eye up" has TO rise early. 1t is "diamon
cut diamond" This should not be; conf
: dence should exist between buyer an
n seller, and the result would be satisfa
lion.
Ifany one wants genuine easy bargai
in Winter Clothing now is the time TO e
% one OF the Great Clothing Emporium
BENNETT & Co., fowER HALL, No. s
MARKET STREET. halfway between FIJI
and Sixth streets, Philadelphia,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.
Afk3 b. 4, s.s,s TIME TABLE.
COMMtgCiNG NOVEMBER 81, 1870.

Trains will leave DeIst corner Of Broad steet AID
WMhinsiou Avenue, as follows;
MAf-MAlL TRAIN At ESQ a. IA. (SundAvs excepted,
FOR Baltimore, pping at all Regular Stations. Con.
neeis at Nilmiugton with Delaware hail hoAd l. ne;
At tiaNtou with Smyrna irs eh ksil ad aud Mar Ind
aud Delaware Eaii Road, burlington w,th Jtaeiiop
and bIeakwatsr Rail Road AZ ,eaiofd with Dorelesei
and Dslawase Rail Ro-di as DcimAr with Las shore
saii toad AZ salisbury with Nieouieo focor ole
I&PHEss 1RsiN at Il IS III (,uldays excepted
for Baltimore an Na.hiE Atom stopping gton
perryNle and navfe-de Gfae.. CoEnses At Wilmington
WIZ ttaln Tor New Oaatit
kHPhEss TRAIN at 400 p. m (suud ys sxesptsd,)
i5r FILLMORE EId W-slne ton, ppus Lhestef Iuor-
lo"i LiLwoodi tlaymo vim. a. Aee ,oT stanton
nieneik' Lieton NoftA hAst Carl siovu Pan vile,
lIayre dvorses, Aterdsen terrynans, kagewooe Ma
noia On se'A aud stenmsr'f huu
~ MUTT EAFnaa Al IA 20 p. III (la4y,) 10. ala
more sta "s4sh'ns on, stopping at ClesteT l. we'd,
teryVile, A-vre-as-GrAee, rerr' M. Asg ,olia
Hangers lor FORTRESS s2roe aud AorslA VIA AXE
WILMlNGTO. TRAINS
stopping at all stations bsswesn fhzde.s Lila and ".
lalgs,on
Leave fh ladeiIh.a It !. w, 2sv % sno 700
y, ~. The 90 III. rain conLseis vita delaware Lsll
fOad ,or HAHN gtou Aud iutei ate ssauOns.
10 .,e Miimasloa a. % a. olv --. :, w. 0, sac
,weea Chester and rhi.Aisi, hIa
iraius leaving Wilmington 6,s5 a. la., aud 400 D
ni Will COS meet at LamoNin Juleton wih ~ 100
mofe centrn hAi Road
THROUGH rKAINs FROM BALTIMORE
Leave "imii glen Al 10 20. ~ 70 m a. aud ~ 20
Pom BALtlMoRz 10 lHILADkapHl.
Leave bsitiDure ? 20 a. n way Mali y 30 u *
pres s-op M kxPrs's. p , II. LAprsss. 10 20
y. N. Express
TRAINS For BALTIMORE,
Leave Chester a. ~ % Ani y IL H. aud 4 u T. IL
Leave Wilmington Al l. O.. W a.d ~ W A. L. u 81
aal . Il 81. IA.
SUNDAY lEAiS FAoM BALTIMORE.
Lave ual'lliYro a. IS p II stopp4uf a. Magnolia
terg inaE's, Aberdeen Hayre-ds-Graf, Perry v.Ie
Cl4.ls-t1~n AOrtf-La-is klktou. NewarK stsu on
NeWpoft Wta4aEluus tiaFaont Lin woo1 aud Cho.ier
reusn ekvss go ali p5lnts West, suuth and south.
wss. aes 70 lseeefod al tieAet once e.3 Chestnut
street, tsdef aiusuti ilots wh-Fe 30 state no. us
.A4 Be liz u s!seils NaIs seeurel auulg he
DAY. Fefslaa r15aasius ieseta oles eau fave
uasgAss eaecAs tei. residence oy Uaiou Traus.
les CVil pauy. H. +. kENNkY supt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
Greenwood
karulluEL.u.


Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and Philadelphia
al " q. m,
Leave Philadelphia II IS Ia. aad Wilmington 90
II. fof new Gaelic
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 60 those aOovs leave ton for fmvrus
4Oas ~, aud " 3. II. Leave smyrna Tor Ca toa
Il % aed D. 10 make lection with trains
aud from Dover, sud stalious south
Freight lfaln with iassel. Car attached will ieavs
Milmiugtol at u 5a a. M. Nvw Castle 1 20; Niddls-
town 40, 1ownsena Al Clayton ) a.; Ioyer 1 10
Wyoming 10. fsitu a., Harrington Us; Farmin.-
Ion lfi Bdaes4.e o. sr-fJTd L.: Laurel IS Aud
arrive ~ De!mar a. W ~. FsstengeFs leAuns Bal
timOrs a. 7 80 J. III, aud Philadelphia al II 80 D. u
keturnins-Miu leave Delmr 20 p. m Laurel . IS.
ssaord 81 brdssvie Coz laruliu gtoa &c, lar
rlngton To- felton b So, Wyoming H.. Dover 20,
Clay tou 10 I0Wpseud Al Middlotowu IL; kirk.
Nocd 49, AeW Sautte 70 anu arrive At Wilmington
5O p. n Pnladelphia "a ~ ,. aud Baltimore ! 50
a. Lublsct 10 delays Incident lreght busiuess
1his trAia viii ttop 10 take Up Passengers ony A.
staucus named, Ia. Nil aoHa Passengers at any
ssoppns place, e4esIt hares ceTHe, STATE oad, Rcd
CONNECTION
| At TOWNSEND wlth M Heat Colniy and Queen
Annes kent Railroads Tor heuaea. vale sa1srltl!s
! and iatsrraediate places.
AtcLAlroN VITA the n. ( .. +. 3. ~ Easten aud
| Intern diAte places.
! At HARRINGTON with tbs :. q. &. X. for Milford,
! dtofee;own. Leses and intern e1iAts pls-es
A. skAFos'D With The l.. y. IL, n. ios rsasAlfb IRA
| anu eau bridge, &c.
] A. DLLAAE With tha E. H. Z. lof sallsbury Pm.
eess Anse Ctsleid, also Ter Bssin and oilsr stations
! Ga he W.. q p. X. X.
Il T. KINNEY. sape.a.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

THE TRAssXIssIos on LiFE -counsels orthe Nature
and Hygiene Of the Masculine Functions, hy Dr. George
II, NApheys authur of"Ihe Physical Life Of Woman"
'Compendium Of Modern Therapeutics" "Leters from
Europe, etc. One volume, crown octave. 800 pages.
Here Ne have most interesting and yet exceedingly
difficult subject, treated in manner at once chnsts,
logical and scientific Il treats Of matters that all classes
and conditions OF thehuman family should know To i'm
part that knowledge in familiar, modest style, free
nom the beush OF yugarty coarseness has been the
din ,uty but Dr. Napheys has succeeded completely
ia overcoming that birier as to exort tie conmendl-
tons Of some Of tn best professors and dvines in bis
favor. Misery, vice aud disease stalk broadcast over
the and to day because OF the lack OF just such know
dge this work mparts, and DR. Napheys will receive
the thanks Of al moral christian men aud women for
having furnished II in the delicate and rehued manner
shown throughout the pages OF his work. II Is for sale
only by subscription, and respectable, gentlemany
agents nj work canvnssng for Il MI. VI r. Gates u
tbs general agent for Delaware and may he found at
oil Market street prepared to take subscriptions aud
give all needed in formation respecting tho work Every
| body shond have o copy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

Wilmington and Reading Railroad. -Ih !.
new depot at Front and Madison stree.s
will be ready for use in about week. N
siding has been run into the depot yaru ~
Reed street; also, one along heeu s.ee',
east of Madison, to accommodate tho un
loading OF coal for the gas works. On Weu-
nesday forty kegs of nuts, each Keg con,
talnlng two hundred pounds, were shlppoSoua
to a Pennsylvania station. On TuesusY, ~
kegs OF nails were received In TINS Guy III
Messrs. Capelle & Brother. Capt. lie Mai ,n
Ia expected to take charge next week. lne
Franklin Teleg raph Company has an opera
tor at the station to transmit private tele-
grams.
Church Organ. The organ for the West
Presbyterian Church, made by Messrs1
Hook 6 Hastings, Boston. was received IN
this city on Wednesday. IL cost %, OOVi
has two mannels, go stops, 955 pipes. 1t is
10 feet high ~ rect wide, 8 leet depth, in
walnut casing. Tho mouth is gilt and orna-
mented, with maroon and gold lines. Be-
fore being shipped by the makers 1t was
submitted TO a thorough test and found TO
come up to the highest standard. They
look upon II with pride, knowing that II
will sustain the reputation oil the nrm.
They think il will exceed the expectation
of the congregation. Workmen will bs seut
10 tins city II 'xt week to put the Instrument
in position.
RESOLUTIONS Of Respect AT a meeting vi
the D. s. Lodge, No. 8, U. o. Of NJ: D.,
h Id on Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th, 1871,
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously Adopted
WHEREAS, The members OF this Lodge
have sustained an irtepaTabe loss 10 the de-
mise OF our fellow member, WILLIAM j.
KELLEY, whose sudden death has clused a
dep shade Of sorrow TO rest not only upon his
immediate friends and companions, but upon
large portion Of the community whose
privilege il has been to eoioy lis acquain-
tanc1.
ResolUed, That while we bow In humble
ubmisslon to the decree of Him whose ways
are to US inscrutable. we cannot but manifest
Ia becoming manner our rOfOund regret
at the loss we have sustained 10 the de-
cease OF WILLIAM J KELLEY, who was en-
deared to us by all the ties which long COM
partnership aud his urbaAe disposition and
faithful performance of the dulles devolving
upon him engendered.
Res0lged, That we extend 10 the afflicted
family OF the deceased our coincidence in this
their dire bereavement, and point them for
succor 10 Him who is able and willing 10
solace them in the hour Of trial.
RetolUed, That the foregoing preamble aud
resolutions be published 10 the STATEsMAN
AND JOURNAL and E0ery EUening, and a
copy suitably engIossad be transmitted 10
the family OF the deceased.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
LITERARY NOTICES.

HAPPY NEW YEAH is the greeting we receive wi th
tho january issue Of Democrats Monthly The pub.
Usher does not forget 10 provide good varied and sub
stanal food for tue mind, to accompany lis compile
ments OF tho This is elegant periodical with
splendid title, autographed ia tints setting forth the
various de- artments represented during the year. We
would advise those requiring good family Magazine.
this before subscribing elsewhere. II has many
inducements THAT WILL PAY aud are worth serious
attention. Price So per year with premium, and ex
taord.nary inducements to clubs Published by W.
Jennings Demore I, t3s BroadwayiS. Y.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
THOMAS MoHUGH,
JOHN W. CAREY,
JOHN DOHERTY.

The Manufacture Of Fertaizers -
Mestrs. Walton & Wbann, manufacturers
OF super-phosphate, whose factory is on the
Chrisilana, about quarter OF mile above
Market street bridge, add considerable to
the commerce OF the port and the manuiac-
turts OF the city. Their works cover an
area oil two acres, having wharf front Of
300 feet, where vessels drawing fourteen
feet OF water can lie. Tie machinery is
driven by an eighty horse power engine; an
additional engine being used to facilitate the
loading and unloading oil vessels.
About ten years ago the annual product Of
the factory was fifty ions; now, 1t yearly
furnishes about three thousand tons to Il o
Delaware Peninsular farmers alone. At
their laboratory, they analyzs samples Of
phosphate minerals and the different manu-
lectures oil fertilizers; also, their own super
phosphate 10 see that 1t Is kept up to the
standard. They have a scale which
weight to the nicetY OF a lhousandth part OF
grain. Animal bones are largely used In
The manufacture Of their fertilizer. They
are received by vessel aud by railroad; some
coming from the New England States, others
from Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville and
Cincinna l. The phosphate rock from
South Carolina is filled some four or FIVE
leet thick on the kiln and thoroughly dried,
alter which II is broken and ground by
machinery--there being several breakers,
four lun OF bur stones and three iron mills
The bones, OF which large quantities are
used, are also finely ground. Tie two in
gradients are then mixed and thoroughly
dissolved in sulphufic acid 10 a sort OF tub
about twelve feet in diameter, being stirred
by machinery in the meantime. Tie mass,
although cold when stirring commences, be-
comes too hot to be handled without instru-
ments, and 1t is here where tue dsagreeable
smell arises and spreads over the city when
The current of air is northwar6. A large
fdt mel conveys the fumes from the mill tC
the outside OF the building. When this com
pound is thoroughly mixed il is discharged
ON 10 floor beneath and allowed TO cool toi
three or four weeks, and when cold passed
through pulverzers and then screened. Con.
siderable quantities oil Peruv ian Guano are
mixed with the super phi osphate. The
laciliues for loading and unloading vessels
is complete. Extensive building improve
me4is are being made.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15
lll5 VII. 7, HOPKINS, 1873
Ills Chestnut.St., (Girard Row.
AID.
1873 N. Eighth St. IN. E. Cor. slh.& cherry,)
PHILADELPHIA.

Manufacturer and Dealer Of Pour Great speciAuss.
Our Celebrated Chsmpon Hook Skirts. including $50
syesand siz3s for Ladies', Misses aud Children. Man
uactuted to meet the wants Of the hrateass trade,
the lowest prices.
CoRsETs iu 1877 styles and grades 10 meet the wants
q H. from 4O g. Sass per pair including Thomsons
Glove Fitting, RDbt Werys J. Deskel's, Mad. ROy's
with every ether desirable make at prices beyond
petition.
PANIRR BUsTLEs IN 90 varieties, from sOe to SO 90
including Hair Cloth, Use; Bon Ton 47c; Nilsson, b3e
New Broadway, dso; Elect $50 and every other dcslra
BILE Buse al lower prices than at any other parties IN
the trade
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS in every quality, from
the finest TO the lowest prices Tucked aud Fancy Mus
lin skiIts in - varetes from 7.e 10 81 co. Chemises
from &c to Si1. Drawers 6oc to 5250. Night Dress
es, SlOO to Setb Toilet sacks, s4o 10 S643. Correct
covers, slOO to So 80 Aprons, Misses aud ChildrenS
Under Gsrmen e, &c DC.
We have the largest hest and cheareft lines Of tie
above goodsiu Philadelphia Every purchaser save
time and money BY examining them. Whois.als and
Retail. octl3-Jm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

psrsous who are deslrous OF paironizing
t,o,,,n ara, informed that they can purchase al
K ind- Of musical merchandise, Instruments nc,
i n,l a. cbetD n- they can In Philadelphia
~ 80, where else nj The New Music store, No
eig Market street Buying my goods nom {iri
hgnds and being determined 10 nccommodhte
ny n ,,,c.,. III crested J. II. BLEYER.
\ n."piano and organ Tuning a specially.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-15

We often hear the remark made by the
housewife il they were only rid of tho nuisanc
Of ~ rouwe they have they would not have an
other Now the whole trouble lies in not having
the right kind Of range. Ihe 1hllsoh hange
is inst the thing YOU want. II will cook, roast
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HOLIDAY PsEsEsTs.-Parents aud fiends who intend
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Deniorest's Young America, for January 1872, com-
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Official Appointments.
STATE OF DELAWARE,


List OF the Justices Of the Peace and Notaries Pubic
appointed by the Executive Authority Of the state o.
Delaware, rom December 9th, 1870, 10 November 4''