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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-27

MARKET HOUSE SrEEpLE FrND.--Ail the
lists that were circulated for subscriptions to
the fund for the erection of the market house
s,eepIe have been handed III to Mr. George
Bryan, and aggregate the sum OF $;;,GG4. TT
forts will at once be instituted to raise Sl,3%6
tie sum required to make that already sub
s,ribcd available
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-27

YI,HE PIONEER MILLS PROPERTY, IN
4 THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, FOR
SALE.-This valuable property, embracing the
Mills, Cooper shop and unexpired lease for
ninety nine years upon the large lot and wharf
property. is lor sale very low and upon accom-
,,c, :,uIwlw II O. CLAUGHTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-27
Francis 4. KPrby,

Prince William co.. no 6-law4w Com
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

Vice President Colfax was seized
with vertigo on Monday in the Senate
Chamber, owing, as it was said, to the
heat and bad air Of the room. But as
Done of the otheroccupants of the same
room were similarly affected, the cause
of his sickness must also be attributed
in great measure to'the previous condi-
ton of his health. Had he not been
already prepared for the seizure, the
circumstances in which he was placed
would not have occasioned it.
Mr.. Colfax, though strictly abstinent
from alcoholic drinks, has long been a
great drinker of tea and coffee, and
an excessive smoker of tobacco. The
morning of the day on which he was
Frustrated he had smoked five or six
strong cigars on an almost empty stom-
ach, and had been necessarily busy
writing letters. The treacherous ally
on which he had hitherto relied to sup
ply a physical energy which had been
denied him, gave way at last, and out
ragged nature took her revenge. Mr..
Colfax falling from his chair is as aw-
full warning against the excessive use
of narcotics as drunkard with the de-
lirium tremens is against the excessive
use of alcohol.
1t is to be hoped that the press and
the pulpit, and every one who has the
ability resting upon him OF directing
the opinions OF conducts of others, will
not fail to perceive and insist upon the
lesson which Mr.. Colfax's unhappy case
teaches. There is plenty of denunciation
of drunkenness, but against the abuse
of narcotics far too little is said. Lei
our youth, especially, who think it SO
fine to smoke big cigars and toss off their
cups of strong coffee, consider what
they are preparing for themselves, and
learn that it is their duty to be temper
ate in aIi' things, and not in the use of
alcoholic drinks alone. Let, too, the
preachers of total abstinence from al
cobol learn that the objects Of the re-
probation are not the only oncsiwho de
serve it, and give heed to the fact Chat
the first remedy administed to Mr.. Col
fax was glass of brandy.-N Y. San.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

An honorable, grave Senator, during
the late .ecess, paid visit to his married
daughter bright-eyed little grandson,
seven years old, anxious to parade his
spelling before his distinguished grand
father, asked him for lesson. The fol-
lowing WAS the result. -,
Senator-Spell presidents $50
Boy-P Q, pre-; 8 !, 81; o n I, tlent~-
President. Oetinition-A man who takes
presents.
Senator-What? What's that7
Bov-Well, isn't General Grant Presi-
dentf and does he not take presents 7
Senator Ito his son-in-law) ~ Really,
sir. csnn0t sec the use of insaructiDg
children seven years old in politice. -
Son-in-law-Why, sir. they pick these
things up somehow or other. Children
and fools, you know, tell often the
truth.
Senator Laughing --Egad, II isn't a
bad definition, though, of the Presidency
of la69-73.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

mighty rushing wind, aud some in the
still small voice. Well, / do not care
to have my chances of pardon entrusted
to the wind-it Is 80 changeable ano I'M
certain, ii might never get to me. And
as l am somewhat deaf-the still small
voice should never hear, in all proba-
bility. ] hope ~" don't want to estab..
lish an argument on secret comznunica-
tions from Heay en-; the days of miracles
was the time for those winds TO blow,
aid that voice to be heard. Aud here ~
a reason for these inventions which have
divided the church. II is human to ctr,
and the human family ia foolish after
novelties, as well as circuses and othar
humbugs. Hence they embrace "A new
religion or belief with US much enthuss-
asm as they did the old one, and on the
same principle, that
Strange faces make fools fond."
But the eminent Divine who has in
vented this new method of salvation is
after what Barnum is after when he
shows his bumOugs-your money. The
old religion did not pay Lim-there were
too many ministers who predicted that
faith. Because. he is suffering In pocket
he tries TO convince you that your souls
are suffering for want Of spiritual knowl
edge
For money, - uinsi "a ;saolr 1ed e
z 1898 oii' 1.-THE shining thing Il aal
Which foofs admire and call God, s''
And in dsvoot and humble plight "
Before 1t 1kncel, the greater and the
20 Less. ~ fhad aaAW tH Es IT, " 20
The Bible says that any one who shall
subtract or add to it-''his part shall be
taken out of Textbook of Lifeaud out OF
Holy Bible, aaid from the things which
are written. in this book"
Have the churches put any command
nents on their members that the Bible
don't authorize-sif so, look out, for you
will be obliged TO 1'....,, -.
paddle your own canoe" ,,..,
IT is an easy thing for christians &c
dwell together in unity-but may be
delivered from eating atithe same table
with "a money loving Christian, for he
will eat TO bursting but he will have tbs
worth of his money-And nine times oui
OF ten he is dishonest enough to eat what
ne knows to be more than the worth
". 5as ,altN inii'Dasj Ella uls 2
e Of stWhy seek TO do each other harm,
40 Strife'win no great renown; as
d 2 But psaceand love of angel birthfa
sni Bring Gods approval down."
r. ~ Very truly, 81 'aoa' UNITY. Is
KENTos, May I'D, 1871. spon s'' III
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

PREMIUMS FOR CLUBs-Do Coop AND
GET WELL PAID.-Thei temperance
Monitor trial trip Of six month, 25 cents
single copy.
Clubs Of ten OF more copies to one adj
dress, 20 cents per copy. 40.
For the largest club received previous
to June 25th a Premium of a Doty's
Clothes Washer and Univorsal Wringer,
price $50. I
For the second in size, Doty's Wash
Ell, price $14.
For the third in size, Universal Wiring
er, price IS. -W =
For the fourth in size, c Doty's Gar
den Primer. price $3.50. b4,.l-, t-
For every club of twenty-five copies
which takes no other premium Of Si.00;
for fifty $500; for one hundred S4.00j and
so on. 4 ftseI
Now, friends Of Sobriety, let us hear
from you. A sample copy post paid to
any address o. 3cent stamp. A9o1
Address WIN. M. DoTY, M &
Editor Temperance Monitor, s !
251 Broadway, New York.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

California has natural spring Of in
delible ink. SMYRNA has Duaning's
diamond State Black Ink, !" which can
not DO surpassed by any in the market.
A Strawberry Festival will be held this
afternoon and evening, in MIR. Henry
Slyer's Woods, between Stulltown and
Blanco, for the benei1t Of the Sunday
School near that place. t ~,
A sharper in Wilmfngton, BIAS been
visiting the stores, in the evenings, pyr-
chasing articles to . small amount, and
presenting in payment a 81 bill, with
the figure 2 pasted over the l.
Ward & PhilIipsannonnce their grand
opening of Spring and Summer goods.
consisting ofready made clothing, gents
Furnishing goods, hats, caps, trunks,
travelling bags, valises, &C. See adver-
tiseinsnt in another column.
Ifyou want plate ofgood Ice Cream,
go to Mrs. r. G. Smiths, Commerce ST.,
on the Hill, where you will be sure TO
get 1t. il you go once we are sure tire
superior excellence of Mrs. Smiths
cream will induce you to call again and
again.
On Thursdsy evening week meeting
was held in the Sabbath .Jchool room OF
Grace Church, Wilmington, for the pur-
pose of raising subscriptions to the
amount of $50, go, for the liquidation of
the church dsDt. The total amount SUBJ
scribed wssS4l,f9O.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

The END.-The Versailhsts have
triumphed, and their flag now waves
over Moatmarte. The Communists
have been everywhere defeated, and the
city is now almost wholly occupied by
government troops. The horrid scenes
which have lately been enacted in the
streets of Paris, are, it is earnestly to
be hoped, forever past, and that a new
reign ofpeace, prosperity and happi-
ness dawn upon unhappy France.
Later dispatches announce the con-
tinuance Of the Reign of Terror in Pa
ris. The communists, driven to des'
peration, are firing the city in all qual
tiers. The Versaillists are using TIL
bayonet, and showing no mercy. TIL
Hotel de Vile has been blown up b,
the Insurgents. Although the prosYee
lis not SO encouraging as a day or tw
since, yet it is to be hoped that the he
rid reign of bloodshed and terror wi
soon cease forever.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

THE KU-KLux CoMMIssIoN.--The
Ru-Kiux committee will meet one week
from Monday, by which time they hope
to eiawitnesses before them. The
Democratic members of the committee
will insis that no hearsay evidence nor
the evidence OF straggiers and other ir-
responsible persons sEail be taken. Tes-
timouy with regard to the condition of
affairs In South Caroline will first be re-
ceived, and among the Witnesses to be
summoned Is the .colered Representa-
tive of the first district, who writes that
ho has beei notified by the Ku-Klu K that
he will be killed unless he leaves his
home in Georgetown, in that State.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

A black Spanish fowl, owned in Prin-
cess Anne, has changed its color It'd
white. ......i ..it..-l ...s...... f5nfr4,
BE- In many instances the tobacco crop Of
Anne Arundul county is failure owing
to the ravages Of the worms.
MR. ohas. Peters, residing below An
.dersontown, fell from his dear born on
Tuesday of last week, and broke Els
neck.
President Grant and his cabinet have
been invited to attend the annual agri-
cultural exhibition OF Carol county, in
October next. =" ''"i~
sW t'GiA taaall
Joseph Pierson, of Brick Meeting
House, Cecil county, died very sudden
ly, afew days sgo, from appoplexy. He
was about75 years old. 63f oe R2ol
A son Of Capt. Noah White attempted
10 jump from the platformlof one of the
rspf the Berlin train, last Thursday
after the train had been put in motion,
and, in doing so, fell with his right hand
across the track, over which one or two
of the wheels passed, ssevering three o.
the fingers. s ali Ia sltnaf H. s0l
Y Friday afternoon last Ia fire broke onI
i'm this barn yarnof Mr.Sylyester Smith
nesr Ridgely, and burned q considerable
quantity of hay, straw, manure DC, The
fire is supposed to have been the work
of an iines,idiary, and suspicion rests
strongly upon colored boy, who was
seen lettering ABOUT the place. Gi %
d o
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
STRAY WALES.

Very warm.
Pleasant weather now.
The flies are annoying.
High wind on Tuesday.
Hay making has begun.
Straw hats are abundant.
The gardens are backward.
Refreshing rain on Monday night.
Blair takes excellent photographs.
Linen and alpaca coats are in demand.
The circulation of the HERALD is in.
creasing.
Strawberries are abundant, and very
palatable.
The prospect for peaches is still en-
cNuraging.
Cummings diamond State InS," 10
very popular.
SMYRNA has not the base ball fever
very Violently.
There were thirty-eight deaths in Will
mingson 2ast month,
The HEHlbD is as neatly printed as
any paper hl she State.
The state Medical Society will meet
here OF the 18th of June.
Venus will not become the morning
star until the Goth o. September.
J6bSWork, plain and in colors, neatly
executed at this office, for the cash.
Brihts,n has fine stoves and tinware
on hand. Commerce ST., near Main.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all work by
It. Mccoy, tailor, Commerce ST., on the
Hill.
Thomas u. Jefferson has one of the f.
most stores in town, on Main ST., cor
of Frazer.
Mr.. Charles archer has removed his
store aud basket mandatory to Spru
ance City.
The long needed Improvement of tn
road across the t'mill pond' is nearl.
: completed. ~ a.a fve
:. Chales Archer, sells Dunning's "Dia
mond State Black Ink" ut his store II
Spruance City.
r Last week rock fish was caught il
. the Delaware, opposite wilmington
Weighing 80 pounds. "f
G Several boys and young. mon ofSmyi
y ma have gone to Williamsburg, Nd, I
make peach baskets
i Cummings "Di2nond State Blac
q Ink" for sale by james waters, Com
merce ST., on the Hill.
u The "Indepcndent Church, 1uestie'
II has merged into "Church Unity" an
II the discussion still RACES.
Go to Ward &c Phillips Commerce st
below Main for gents furnishing goods
le bargains can. be obtained.
Knighton g. Co., Commerce ST., ne;
= Market, does roofing, pouting and gu
~ tering on reasonable terms.
Three ladies were thrown from a ca
W rage near Newark, on Wednesday, an
i'd one of them seriously injured.
"a Good fare and accommodations, al
W. reasonable charges at the Foxwe
ly House, Main st. below Commerce.
nc II is reported that the Levy Court
us New Castle county HAS contributed SIG
r. toward the Wilmington City Hospital
81 gplendid Ice Cream at Flick's. Oak,
confectionery, oranges, figs, DC. Ma
To- st., below Commerce, opposite the Ban
h. Cummings diamond atate Bla
~ Ink' is now bottled, neatly fAbeled, a
'ut for sale at the principal stores, In Smy
he ina. ri" '-s n
Primrose is rapidly selling OF his sto
The of boots, shoes, hats and caps, at i
he rates. Main st., opposite the DELAYS
House.
ing on "Wednesday afternoon the
tba DIAMOND Slate Rolling Mills, at Th
aud Church sts., Wilmington, was q
'ss- troyed By fire.
of Erastus F. Rasin, at his large
!, goods and grocery store. n. W. cor
US Main and Commerce ST., sells Dunnir
il Diamond State Black Ink." hes9
A la ~ in Wilmington traded a pal
nls- her husbands old pantiloons, ID
snts pocket of which was forty dollars, .
~ eender Of fancy articles, The mo
the was recovered. ~
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

99-nEAFNESS. BIINnNrso
TAKRH treated with fha 1855 SSs, Ca.
CESS by .. l6AACs, III. d. snd 81 sue
scr OF Desedse OF The Eys and Fl rroies'
speciality snthe Medical lIsoc ~ This
sgtgd7fa, 10 years sxp erience' fscr; a,e',.
of Leyden, Holland,) No. ak merry
street. philadelphia. sTestimon;ohss nCH
De seen al his office. The medicsI can
: are anvited1 10 acconnpanv ths,r acul'
Iiehts, ss ne has no secrets, In his pa
Hce. Artificial Eye tnneftsd Whine Pnac
pam. re charge FOR Examination. u'
May 9Th, lS7I.---one ysar.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

WIDENING OF THE DAM.-Whilei
the work of completing this improve
,nent is going on various ere the opin--
ions expressed by our citizens as to
.swhat ought to be done here" and
"what ought to be placed there" But
Notwithstanding all these generously
offered and freely expressed suggestions
and hints as to the best manner of per-
forming the work, itls to be presumed
that the Town Commissioners are do
ing what in their opinion, will best sub
serve the interest of the public. But
yearly all who visit the dam while the
work is in progress, secm to be Of the
= opinion that the large bridge should b.
widened several feet, in order to hrint
4oit even with the road, and prevent tn
. possibility Of collisions in teams cross
ing IN opposite directions. In vie" G
the D. evidence of this opinion and de
sire among SO many of our citizens,
would be well if our Town Commits
toner's would make such arrangement
sswill .resuliin ths widening OF tn
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27
THE GRAND LODGE.

BALTIMORE. May -28.--The r.. w. O..
Lodge, Independent, Oraer of Good Eel
lows of North America. met in annual
session 10 this city to-day, s. g. orne,
r. @. w. c. H., presiding. About two
hundred representatives and visitors
from different States and, Territories of
Canada are present. The report of r.
q. VIC! Templsr, r.. @. w. Secretary
and r.. g, w, Treasurer were read. The
total number of lodges is $500. with q
membership of about 400, 900. The state
Of the financesis satisfactory. Receipts,
$40, 247; expenditures, $l2,766;i balance
on hand, S3ASl. There Is strong pro-
hibition sentiment among the members.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

THE hope is entertained that when,
Greeley gets back from TexAsihs will be
know about the Ku-Klux."- has
been dealing upon second hand inform-l
alton hitherto. The fact that he is not
hanged out to be pretty fair evidence
that the people of the Southern States
through which he passed are law-a5id-
Ing. AnNNt ,Tifia ffEe f
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

AT the recent quarterly Convention of
the Good lemplars, of this county, a
committee of five was appointed from
Kent, to act in conjunction with similar
committees from the other counties, to
issue call for State Tempsrance Con
vention. aHIi'itf f3 NlfA u .ne
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

SPRuANcE CfxY.-One of the most
pleasant places to Gye, in this section
of the State, is spruapcc City, an adj
dition to thetown of Smyrna, quite
number Of people have NRvailed them
selves of favorable opportunities, and
made for themselves homes ny this place,
which already presents the appearance
of small village. The grous& is ele-
waited, commanding a fine view IF the
surrounding country, the soil rich Sud
susceptible, of high state of cultiV&
tion, while proximity to the railroad and
the town, render it one of the most de-
gsirable places to reside in this locality.
+'Westward the Star of Empire takes
its course" and in a few years we may
expect to see Spruance City drawn
Il within tie limits of Smyrna, and botl
advancing WITH rapid strides in the pdtl
of progress and enterprise.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27
PRIzE FIaHr SroppEn. -The con.

< PRIZE FIGHT STOPPED. The con-
test for the lightweight championship,
between Collins and Edwards, arrang-
ed 10 have taken place on Wednesday
morning, at Cold Spring, L. l., was
stopped by the police. The principals
escaped, and arrangements were made
for the fight to be continued the next
morning. 'H
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

On Monday last. Vice President Col
fax, while occupying his seat in the
Senate Chamber, was SEIZED with YER
tigo, and SO overcome that ne had TO be
carried to his room. He has sincsF al
most entirely recovered.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

q GEN ERAL y SH ERMAr.-The attempt
made by some republican papers to dis
credit General Sherman's famous Ku-
Kiux speech Is disposed ofby the Mem
phis Avalanche producing its authority
f,r the original report of the speech-a.i
officer Of the United States army, who
was present at its delivery. e.s
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27
A complete file of
THE HERALD

may always be found at the Offices OF
GEO. p. ROwELL e. Co., Advertising
gents, 40 and Al Park Row, New York
who are authorized to represent us in
that city.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

CHANGE OF NAmE.-H. y. Kenpey,
Superintendent of the P.W. d 3. r. r.,
has issued a circular announcing that
Sassafras Station, on the Delaware Rail-
road, will hereafter be known as Greel
spring, Post Office under that name
having been establishedthere.i
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

The Kent Neios, published at Chcs-
tertown, Nd, has been enlarged and
improved, and now presents a hand
some appearance. 1t is now printed
npona power press.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

KILLED early on Tuesday morning,
duricg the progress Of a fire in Balti-
more, one of the steai1 fire engines ex-
ploded, killing /. Harry Weaver.a mem
Der of the Baltimore City Council, Sew
eral years ago, Weaver, then student
at Delaware College, Newark, was tried
at the New Castle County Court, on the
charge of kisaiag another student, named
Roach, but was acquitt ID. ny
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27
,NEWSM BRlEF.,,a. Z.
eo DuNNING's "piamond State Black
Ink is now ready for sale, ,sl .....

~ DUNNING's f.piamond State Black
Ink is now ready for sale, os a...,. i,
About half Of the Mormon voters Of
Utah are under fifteen yearso of age.
3it 10 $3.50 ani saiiHd ehi ital ...,,
ia There, is town in Maine whore the
wind blows SO hard'that the people dare
not raise children, except in sheltered
localities. ,ygd ~ ir ieal ~ ss!A'
wife some i've or six months ago, has
paid q florist $50 every month since
for flowers to place upon her grave. sasy
This is the style in which irreverent
Chicago announced great reyivalist :
"Elder Knapp, having converted hree
sinners in 1926, will rastle with the
Fiend next Sunday"
In China, no virtue is universally re-
eognized except duty to parents. Tho
motive to avoid disgrace and seek hon
or,is that credit may be reflected back
on aman's father, and this reverence is
the basis OF Dall respect paid to the po-
litical powers that be. h7rs'a
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

bridge. Such proceeding would not
only be Of great convenience to the
travelling public, but would greatly i'm
prove the appearance ofthe road, when
the work is completed.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

THE .New England Postal Record,
published at Boston, Mass, enters
upon its fifth volume in a greatly en-
larged and improved form. w
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

A YOUNG man at La Crosse, Visor :
sin, looked through the key-hole of "a
girls bed roem, aud ever since the doc
tors have been trying to get a. knitting
needle out of the place where his eye
ussd 10 be. .bau iHei dead tp
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

DICKINSON coLLEaE.-T exercises
of the eighty eighth commencement of
this College will take place as follows:
June 4th, Annual Sermon b. Rev. VIM.
Butler, d. D.; Baccalaureate Address by
President Dashiell. June 9TH, Junior
Oratorieal Contest; June 9th, Senior
lies. Orator, Rev. B. f. Brooks; Poet,
II. c. King. June It'll, Alumni Grafton.
June Still, Commencement Day. i1
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

lSfLLED.-T Three horses belonging TO
Geo. Racine, of Red Lion. were ran into
and killed by the Express freight going
north on the Delaware Railroad, last
Tuesday evening.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

z A San Francisco correspondent of the
New Orleans Times says that the past
dry year has broken up many farmers,
and tbstmany people are leaving Cali
fornia for their old homes east of the
Rocky mountains in consequence of the
hard times there. to eN'-t '-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for June
contains beautiful selection of new
music. We give the contents-any sim
gle piece being worth as much as MIR.
Peters asks for the entire lot:-Gene-
We've, Scotch soug and chorus, by Hays.
Little Voices Heard no More, song and
chorus, by Persley. Must I leave thee,
Mother; dear? song, by Halevy. Dawn
of Love, beautiful German song, by
Holzel. I'm my Daddy's only Son,
dance song. Lily Bell, quartet. 'Tis the
First Rose of Summer. quartet. Forget
me>Not, quartet. OIL Holy, Holy
Lord. Saviour who thy Flocks art tend
ing. Sold ers of Christ, arise. My Faith
looks up to Thee. Red Bird Waltz, Uhi-
cago Quickstep. Ripping Brook Polka,
and The Chass. Hunting Rondo, by
Tonel. llgu{
Peters Musical Monthly for juno,
price 80 cents, coutnis:iDg the above
pieces in sheet form, (pricted from the
same plates price So. so, Address j! l..
Peters, 500 Broadway, New York. 4s
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-05-27

IN the NJ. u. Church, Of this town, on
Sunday last, over $3.50 v az subscribed,
for the purpose of defraying the expense
OF enlarging the church. This sum has
since been increased TO "a, 300. 900