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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-24

Alfred was missing one day about sun.
set. Mother was getting anxious, f6rshs
always wished him to be home early
A neighbor, coming in, said a number of
boys had gone to the river TO swim. ana
he thought Alfred was safe enough to
be with them. as ga p'n1 sssf Is
"No," said the mother" he promised
me that he would not 60 without my
leave, and he always keeps his word. He
never told me lie." oa Ialhaiga
But seven o'clock came, then eight,
mother was still watching and listening
for the step of Alfred; but it was half.
past eight before his merry shout and
whistle were heard when he ran into the
gate. ae lldna
Confess, now" said the neighbor,
"that you have been to the river with the
other boys, and so kept away till late"
How the boys eyes flashed, and the
crimson mounted to his cheeks! haa
"No, sir! told nv mother / would
never 60 there without her leave and do
you think l would tell lie? helped
James to find the cows which had stay
ed in the wood, and did not think /
should be so late" YES
James. coming up the street jus. then,
came in to tell US he was afraid we had
been alarmed; they had been so far in
the wood it made them late in getting
home" a
The neighbor, turning to the mother
as he took his hat to 60 home, said, /
think there is comfort in store for you,
madam. Such boy as that will make
a noble man." a an
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-24
Bellows Falls, Feb. 1871.

A GOOD HINT-Mr. Spurgeon says
=" 1t is remarkable fact that ministers
of the Gospel arenot abletolive on much
less than other people. They cannot
make shilling go as far as other people
can make sovereign. Some of them
try very hard, but they do not succeed.
A member once said to a minister, who
wanted little more salary as his family
increased: did not know that you
preached for money No, don't.
saidthe minister. thought you preach
for souls so | do; but | could not
live on souls-and if l could, it would
take a good many the size of yours to
make a meal
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

gle desire was manifested by all parties pre-
sent, TO preserve TO the last degree possible,
the public health, and with the evidences
given by the Physicians, the Board Of Trus-
tees and all others having authority in the
premises, the people may rest fully satisfied
that ell is being done that can be done 10 pre-
vent the spread of disease.
AT about 4 O'Clock the Board having finish
ed its business, adjourned.
INCIDENTS
On entering the Trustees room, much sur
prise was expressed at seeing seven rr sizes
with coats of, shirt sleeves on one arm rolled
up, and their punctured arms emitting blood.
DIR. Curtis had vaccinated them.
Many OF the Trustees are evidently iavorites
with some of the inmates The facility with
which "Aunt Kitty" picked up the bury
President of the Board, showed that she was
used 10 il.
The "vicious darkey" alluded TO elsewhere,
was the only exception To the general rule OF
polteness We saw. lie had stolen an egg
somewhere, and was handing it around among
the colOred women, but none Of them would
have anything TO do with it. lie then at
tempted 10 beg from the visitors, but in this
he was foiled by the prompt interference OF
the Overseer. lie then sullenly went to his
| room.
In the heating cellar sat poor old man
making skevers Of hickory, from the sale Of
which no doubt he expects TO make little
| Christmas money.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
STATE AFFAIRS.

Smallpox is 10 K enlon.
The fruit growers meet at stalord Dec. 10.
The town clock has stood st for two
week.
The inmates Of The Sussex CJnnty Aims.
House have been vaccinnbted.
Mr.. James Kohl ok, accidcntly shot him.
self 10 the arm about week ngo.
Mr. d Lord takes charge, Jauua-y LIST,
of WriGhts Mill near Brldgeyille.
Mr.. E Short this tall raised 24O bushels
Of iuruius on half an acre ofground.
Rev. Il. b. Hnggard, Of Harrington, pub
fishes temperance newspaper called Good
Templdr.
1t is reported thas the j. s B r. X. Co,
and the Del. & N. y. Steamship Company,
ure toon 10 dissolve partnership.
Judge Houston has completed the second
volume of his Law Reports, having sent to
10 the printer the index 10 the volume.
John ". Jolls, formerly railroad agent at
Dover depot, has been appointed agent al
Middlelown In the placs OF John Massey.
The citizens Of Odessa cid meeting on
Tuesday night to make provision against
the introduction OF tie smallpox in that
town. A fund Is 10 be raised 10 have thO'e
yacclnated who are unable 10 pay.
Rev. o. F. Hippo has received a commits.
sion from the Home Mission Board, New
York to labor as Missionary 10 New Ca 'lle
and Kent counties, ia tie latter as far as
Wyoming The salary is 81 200.
The LeNes Rhetorical Debating Society
has recognized with Mr.. Jas. II. Russell,
President; DR.. d. Hall, vice President; l..
W. NAPLES. Secretary; DR.. ID. L. Mustard,
Treasury; ID. McCreight and D. W. BreTe-
ton, Standing Committee.
Samu'l Townsend has farm in som arsel
CO., Md. forty miles Or h reubouls, below
Seaiord, thai hia near 10000 bearing peach
trees on II, 80 acres OF straw berries, and 90
acres more will be planted in the spr,ng-7
&C es of asparagus, acre Of goose beriits,
and other truck.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
roLIrIcAL MATTERs.

PKEspENTIAI.-Th Sun ihIusts G'celey
aside, Riier many months recommendation,
for Lyman Trumbul Tor President, and
Samuel J. 1idtn for Vice President. They
are both capable men, ard reTsonlly un-
exceptionsble-
Mr. CoLFAx has been expressing his
views IN Baltimore. IN 1872, he says, the
canvass will he exciting and shOrply contest
ed, but T. e thinks unity md wise legation
Ills winter will tut u within the power the
Republican Party 10 command success.
Mr.. Collar, lew weeks since, published
letter in " Itch lie ptiuled out the necessity
Of reforming the revenue ,nd the civil eefv-
ice, aud extending N nesty to the South.
II now Mr.. COlnx exIecls bis party so car
~ tie election on all talk or all promises, he
may be mistaken. The people have had
words enough. What he ges, however,
is most lust and desirable
OHIO. Tie Democratic State Executive
Committee Of Uiio " III meet 10 Columbus
February ia. Many Republicans, dissat-
isfed with tltir avn pafiy, il is said, only
wnnt an opportunity 10 lave il and join the
Democratic Party, II il will Ouly assume a
role, and b. Cone Iio-Te.si Thtse gen
tltmau were prepared ior activity al once.
Other n,tmltTs thought il best 10 do nOth-
ing hastily. senator Thurman resigned as
Chairmtn Of me Democratic Executive
Committee, and Hon. NJ. a. DOughertY was
appointed his successor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

In England the question of ritual cxcites
much deeper feeling than with us. Recent
prosecutions Of ritualists aud the judgment in
the Purchase case have consolidated the Ang.
licans and incerscd them against the low
church party, and accelerated the movement
for the separate of church and state. Mr.
MackonOChic, one of the leaders OF the Angli-
cans, expressed himself in the course of a con-
versaiion With a correspondent strongly in ia
Vor Of disosDablishmenl. lie thinks the result
Of separation would be hat the low church,
men would become more Protestant and the
Anglican more Catholic Between the Angli-
can and Tie Roman ciccds there is no differ
ence, and ihc question OF inalibility is the
sole obstacle tu lhe union of the two churches.
In the even, OF separation Mr.. MackonOchie
would work with Dr.. Dolingers party, with
whom the Anglcans are perfectly in accord.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
COURT PROCEEDINGS
NEW CASTLE COUNTY.

The Court OF Oyer aud Terminer and the
Superior Court, at New Castle, Hon. Chief
Justice Gllpin, presiding, with Associate
Judges Houston aud WOotlen, disposed Of
the following cases last week.
On Wednesday, the case Of VIM. X.
Beams %. Cashoe 4 Company. Verdict Tor
defendants. This was the case OF promis-
DRY note which was gwen by Messrs. Cashoe
q Company to Ad ian Curnell, for the
patent right of machine called the com.
bined lhresher and cleaner. 1t was alter
wards transferred TO W. Il. Beams, The
plaintiff In this case.
On Friday, the case OF Amor II. Harvey
". VIM. G. Pennepacker & Co. Verdict
Tor defendant. Patterson for plaintiff Har-
ringtOn for defense. An action on due bill
Tor $1,000 The Company plead payment
Of the same
Charles Ranstead Us. John A. Harris.
Judgment OF non-sult Bird for plaintiff;
Bayard for defense. An action for cargo
of lumber sold by Ranslead TO Harris. The
plaintiff brought his suit little before tue
| line.
Tatnan & Richardson rs Kiamcnsie
| Woolen Company and William Dean. Jury
empanelled Premises visited tor examine
ton. On trial
In the Criminal Court, on Saturday, the
following sentences were delivered:
Stephen Il. Costen, found guilty OF man
Slaughter sentenced TO pay hne o
four thousand dollars; pay costs of pIosecu
ton, imprisonment Tor Tour years, cOmmenc
ing Dec 2, 1871, and ending Dec. /, 1878.
Alfred Boyce, cOlored, convicted tor KILN
John Mawhinny, sentenced TO pay fine q
Two thousand dollars; pay costs OF prosecu
ton; stand one hour in the pilloTl; receiv
20 lashes on Dec. End; imprisonment 70
life.
Ben Dixon, colored, convicted Of burglarl
ana laIcency from Henry Erwin's hous'
sentenced to pay restitution money, 1881
costs OF prosecutions; pay $500 fine; stand 1
he pillory fifteen minutes; receive twent
/ lashes on Dec, I'd, imprisonment Tor seye
= years, commencing Dec. 81, 1871. FC
I similar offences ut the hUuse OF Wn
Thatcher, sentenced 10 pay s 8 05 rssiitutio
} money; pay COSTS of prosecution, pay S5C
D fine; stand fifteen minutes ia Tue pillorl
receive twenty lashes DC. %; imprisOl
. ment for seven years from Dec. LIST, 1877
For similar offences at The house OF J. Mo
ION Poole, sentenced to pay reslitutio
money, SO 90; costs OF prosI cution; flnt
l. $500; stand thirty minutes IN the pillor
receive twenty lashes Dec. %; be impriso
II ed tor seven years, commencing Nov. BOT
1885, and ending Nov. 10Th, 1892.
u John Carpenter, colOred, convicted Of lal
ceny from MtsSrs. Sudham & Son was louI
guilty ard sentenced 10 pay 50 resiiluli6
money costs Of prosecution; be whipped
J. lashes; be inn rlsOned six months FROM De
I'd and wear y couvicts' jacket six mont
alter discharge.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

II here Is any environment which can de
grade % human being or harden young
heart, II is the atmosphere Of fashionable life
You may take The tcndercsl and most bcauii-
hl and lovely girl, the one that is kindcst AT
home, and loves her father and mother best,
and put her in the highest circle OF fashion
able life with plenty of money and full scope
10 do N size pCascs let her dress herself as
sue will cover herself with diamonds and
pearls, costly silks and laccs let the love OF
admiration become the controlling passion
and soon all the tenderness of that young ma
ure passes away her thoughts concentrated
upon herself what figures she is cutting, who
her adm Ters are, what conquest she can rake
and by and by the youthful, beautiful modes
~ is gone, and the way is open for vice that,
in The beginning, would not have been dream
ed Of, on if thought Of pnt away as utterly
impossible
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
A STANDARD REMEDY.

Such so article is DR.. sIMMs' WHITE PULMONIc
BALsAM. II has stO ID before the public for Is years
aud has failed giving satisfaction 10 single in
Every DRIP Of this valuable compound Is m x.d
BY Or. simma himself and has been prepared only
by himself for the last 10 yeArspAr therefore Il can be re-
lied upoR. Il l. warranted supr0r to any other for the
Of Chronic aud recent Cougss Sore Ihrost Bron
ehtis, Asthma, Group, ugCough, Blood splitting
H0srsenes &C.
There ilelne In the world that stands more n
"a own merits than Dr.. slMNs' WHITE PULMONlC
BALsAM, Thauaands ot references he given by Il
D1ctr a;testing to its virtues every dollar bottle IL
guaranteed 10 sve satf,eiiun sold bv Dugkists ard
sors-keepsrs throu Shnut the United states Price
cents medium and one dollar large sized bottles.
PRINCIPAL dapat, Fourth and King streets, sold by
dealers throughout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Miss CREAK pronounced Ora ak, the
lady 10 whom Gen. ID. +. Sickles is married.
is but 20. She WAS tom IN Spain, speaks
English imrerIec ly, aud Is represented as
beautiful an accomplished, but hOi WEALTHY.
Her father lie Assistant treasurer OF the
Province OF Andalusia. The family Is Of
Irish decent, has long been settled in Spain,
and occupies and enyiahle social position.
Miss Cteak was nu intimate friend of en-.
sickes' daughter, and accompanied lie. "a "a
recent tour " Europe.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Information guaranteed to produce auxur.sut gravtb
OF hair upon bald head or beardess face also Fee,
for the rsaxvai Of PimpeE Blotehes Eru pou etc On
the skin, leaving the sof beautiful ca
BE- obtained without oharge by addressing
THOs. ". CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
ssptt0.sm 2sBioadway New Yort
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy RELIEF for Young Men from the e.
feets BIrors aud Asuses la early iiie Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured Impslimenis 20 MAJ.
rass removed. New msihod " treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Bo0ksaud circulars ssut ire in
sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. souu,
Nlnlh Sweet. IhMa1elphlA. Pa. a.plb-an
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
DIVIDEND.

oTficE OF THE DELAWARE FIRE IEsuRANoE Co..
NiLNtAdfoS, bEL., November Attn, lSfi
4 He Dlreetort OF tue DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY have this day declared a Dividend Of
dts Of the Company for the last six months psvsb.
demand TO the Stockholders tneir legal represn
tAtVes At the elise Of the Company, COS Market Street
m!e5t y, l., 0lLPIN, storetiry
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
TRUCK GROUND TO LET.

/ lave tea aeres Of Land as we'll situated for
l. raAing vegetables as any other, that propose TO
lo Tor one or more years, aud will give possession
a that there may be anpls time II prepare fir an
eaily spring crop. Also, M FAkM LAND To LEI
-h about nifty acres, twenty of which should 60 IN
eurn next year all wthin mile Of Market street,
Wilmington, Del prefer to let Tor cash rent giving
The tenant Tor the time agreed upon full possession
the reA owner aud will make liberal conditions
with satisfactory security.
J. A. BLOWN, Maryland Avenue,
auglf formerly Newport Pike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

We GIVE TODAY, some very interesting
Information relative to our County Aims
House, the SMALLPOX Hospital, and their
surrounding. The Board of Trustees OF the
Poor; Mr.. Crouch, the Oyerseeri and Drs.
Curtis and Kittinger, the Physicians, will all
please accept our thanks for the courtesies ex'
tended to us upon the occasion of our visit tc
their well ordered and properly conducted
institution.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
AT PRIVATE SALE,

The valuable House and Lot Of LAM situate at the
- s. X. corner Of Eighth Aud Trsnsh streets, in
MlW4 the City Of Wilmington, DsiaE (Ats OF Miss
E,a N4 Bedford, dec ased) The Lot 10 over 20 fee
k.Il.A 'front.' on French street, AMI extends through
the -qd4rs TO Walnut street. This is desirable pro.
peTty for residence or Investment
apply to W. McCAULLEY,
Executor Of H. J. Bedford, decd.
fetbf No, 6uB Market street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Mr.. JAMES BRADFoRD, merchant, has
been appointed by the Wilmington Board oil
Trade, Its Delegate to the National Board OF
Trade which meets in st. Louis, Dec. 9th.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

1n.Fh FUh SAL % on NACHAN0Es--A
HsiWH HANDSOME COTTAGE With 3 ACKka OB
EikN GROUND at d" Pleasant Plains" staten IalAnd
hiAk1A Neg York, w.thiu Owe minutes walls " depot
fare 10 New YORK, IS DENTS. To wit; Three Acres Cot
age OF rooms, vide hall through, piazza along the
'front.' with yari prstty laid out aud plenty OF shade
also another eissrn at the barn, with pump 10 III barn,
carriage house crib, hennery and eoalhouae Curans
seoseourea, fa.pberres, cherries, few peaches aud
apples. Would be exchanged for Wilmington property
OF. sold for eath. Possession at any time Apply TO
VIM. MeCAULLkY,
let's 600 Market st., WilminGton, Dsl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR SALE.

A Truck Farm in Chrlstiana Hundred
.7aJ2Sr miles from Wilmington, on the wimlnRt9
igN4 Western Rail Road, near Graves Saw Mill
EiI8 containing = ACRES more or lsts, with
kikkEA Dwelling house, spring House Ahd New barn
aud apple orchard. The property Is good order and
we'll watefst. For pGrtleulirs apply 10
WIN. MoCAULLEY CO.,
Wpu2 GOO Market street, Wilmington, De
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR RENT,

NEAR TaE SUBURBS or PETERSBURG, VA.
sses A farm,ot 60 acres we'll adapted for truekiaE
nlAH has also excellent apple aud peach orchards,
iNH and al necessary cat buildings bssiIea a sub.
batA1h ,tAntial dwelling hOase. hne opportunity
aug person Wishins 10 try tht section try
for year. with view OF settling or othersss the
plaea will be let for yery OE rsn owing 10 unforeseen
eireumstsuea TO arsspon Ols party The p!acs be
bought TO- $1,000
mh27 ], A. Known
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrb

Treated with the utmost success, by J. IsAACs NJ u
aud Professor Of DISEASES Of the EYE AID RAR M
sPseiAtylia the Medical College OF Psnnsyvsnis il
SOS ARCH STREET fHILADBLPHiA. Tastiman III ~ {.
can be seen at his Office The medical faculty are in
vted to accompany their PATIENTS as he has no
ofoharye Tor examination. apl9isI1
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

THE NORFOLK Journal warmly opposes
what it calls the 'passiye policy" of the Dem
oeratie party. 1t means fight, fight all the
time, 10 the "bitter end.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR RENT,

.tessA. LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL MAN
ml2 SION HOUSE, with hne lawn ground
IH and shade trees tnrTouuding, with LOT OF
hA LAND, Within two miles VI Wilmington.
Possession will be given the 25th OF MArehnext.
Apply to
W. MeCAULLEY CO.,
E.ds8 No. SOC Market Street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.

No. i-45 ACRES, within * miles OF Wilmington
Ne. 2-05 ACRES, within * miles Of Wilmington
handsome situation, moderate improV smsnts.
No. $40 ACRES, handsomely situated, coed i'm :
proyements, within miles OF Milming ton.
viii be sold chotp upon easy terms.
Apply to WA. McCAULLEY CO.,
sett2i 6l6 M4raet street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY
DIVIDENDS.

QSth DIVIDEND--BANK OF SMYRNA.
~ NOv' ID 1871
The piIee ors Of tbs Institution have this DAY de
ns for the lat sE n'nths payable to the soekhoder,
0r ther legal representatives,, demand, clear Of All
taxes. By Order - "
nov7Wlt W r. NELL c..ht..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR RENT.

sh,5aAr Dwelling House, s2l Market sheet-i3 roomf
NilN Dwelling 1909 East Seventh strest-o rooms.
EiW Dwelling over lith Street Biidge-i rooms.
4aAlth yelling aud one acre Of land. near tbe Old
swesds Church, several acres could be had
desired. Possession on March 25th, 1871.
Apply to
". McCAULLEY CO..
mhll 10. COS Markal Street. Mllminaion BAL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

Inspection by the Board OF Trustees
and tho Press.-CondttiOn of instlt"-
tion-Purchasa of Another Farm. -rhe
New County buildings, &C., &e.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

On Wednesday between noon and four
o'clock, the Board of Trustees Of the Poor for
New Castle County, were in session at The
Aims House.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FREE LAND.

L HAVE two lots just outside the CIV borns... -
haHdtsd ieet front on Tour % RAiifoads tba3 %
deed fRks kr any Manufacturing butinsss not -, ~
AnSe' lno'iSl J. A. BROWN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

TWO PARMS-one b2s acres, the o her 142 acres Io
il Gated near frederiea, DeawM for sale OF az.
change for city operty, either In Phi delphA Chester
this city. Terms reasonable. futther Information
vi TO given BY addressing.
?. s1PPLE, 500 Church street,
nOv2T-im Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
MEETING on THE TRUSTEES.

The Board of Trustees is composed Of Alr.
James Conner, President; Mr.. ]. F. William
son, Clerk; Messrs. Allan Gawthrop, George
Lodge, Gilpin P. Stidham, Caleb Head, Ben.
jamln s. Booth, Robert NJ, Black, Clement
Reeves, John Reynolds, and Zachariah McD.
Roberts.
Overseer, Mr.. Isaac Crouch. Attending
Physicians, DR.. ]. M. Curtis and DIR. L. Kit,
finger Matrons, Mesdames Crouch and
Barr.
At the usual hour the Board was called to
order and proceeded to business.
His Honor, Mayor Valentine, the President
of the Board Of Health, and the Reporter
Of the JOURNAL, made an inspection OF the
Buildings.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05
FOR RENT.

ta,AAr TWO TRUCK FARMS near wllmln gton.--
f,,W Possession Of one Of them DO given inms
ni dlately
ksk&H Also, Small House for rent, possession In.
Apply to W. Al. MoUAULLEY CO..
oet2s COG Market Street, Wilmin gton, Del
IN OGLETOwN HOTEL for SALE
1miHN Contains is ROOMS up stairs and . down.
hi IA Stable, Shedding, and pump Of excellent water
IiAAh At door. One acre Of grouHa attached. Price
Sl,oOOi $1,000 may remain on morigage Roi further
particulars apply to Mrs ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS NJ. 00LE, No. 4 East Third Street
WILMINGTON, Del. i'm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

dow 10 make money-Adyertise.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

FOR SALE.

INOR sALE.--A GOOD FARM IN PEN
II CADER HUNDRED, about 100 acres, ~ miles from
st. Georges station, the Delaware Railroad. Build.
lngs all new; 20 acres In orchard; 80 in wood
fencing good. Terms easy. Apply TO
THOMAS NJ. O0LE,
novl7-ti No.4 East Third st., " iimington, Del.
.ss,ss, RARE CHANCE FOR sPECUs
EltN LATlON.- JR 6ALE.-A square OF ground
EuN between u aud 18th Streets, and King and
iallAA French ttree Ill feet front on King By 2is
feet deep 50 ieat from a French, Inquire Of
TIM, OGLR,
apr30-tf ko.A East Third Street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-05

In the sick department, in one Of the !
upper stories overlooking iae river, is
cripple who performs his locomotion in an
arm chair on wheels lie was making pic.
ture oil birds eye view Of Paris
In another place, was an old man, aged 20
years, who had q leg broken recently at
Bush's wharf He:is getting well
In the nursery, was black infant male
child about three months old, its mother i
perfectly white woman from bIiddletown: