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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-20

CINCINNATI, August lathe Demo.
cratic Executive Committee decided
this morning to hold convention for
the nomination of State and county
| ticket on Septannher 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-20

ST. LOUIS, August 19.--Ootson dull and
nominal, 180l05<c. Flour closed more
aetsvs: enclcs superdne winter. $4l5l4 IS;
extra, a 50; Xxx, f4 7585. Wheat In
fair denend and Arm, and better for
inepeetsd lots; No. red tall, 81 u; No.
z Eed WinteEs q 8. Corn dua; No. 2
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

dingy, dirty wrapper was written the
request that we would distribute ~
solve the problem, and ssnd
an answer. To this was affixed We
signature Of the editor of the fdverfss-I
or. This "one-horse" manner oflroln-i
municating with us was adopted by IBIS
most economical of editors, asabaess,
with the view of saving the envelope
and paper and the additional one cent
postage, which would have been re-
quired had he sent the problem in re-
spectacle manner. Having some knowl-
edge of tbs fellows educational abili'
ties we were not at all surprised to fine
that he was unable to solve the problem
Plying his ignorance, We worked out
and sent him the algebraical solution
From these facts the advertiser maj
attempts to get off the above "hug
joke" But for such a ssfea:ful" al
tempt to be ''funny'' he should be con
signed to the tender mercies of tn
"Ku-Klux," the fear Of whose visits $
greatly disturbed his tsmall) piece
mind. +" 50 eia. ues- srh1 .hast-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

would soon hold Them" 1t Las extend
ed its gigantic dimensions to almost ev-
cry part of the habltable globe. Its con-
Terences are held not only in Americas
but In Europe, Asia and Africa. "a
" We took our seat IN the shade, on the
grave of one unknown to US. And some
stranger. no doubt, will, I'm failures pc
seated on ours. Ohi Death, thou art Nm
Essinsatiate archeri" Millions cannot sat
isfy thy cravingsi How dark and ldreary
the charnel- house appears to uH withent
the hope of the Resurrection Vet ith
that hope we can patiently until we
are summoned to come FORTH Thy day
was beautiful. The zenith of the blue
vault above us, was gradually blending
into fainter hue, as it neared the hori-
zon. The white floating clouds, 18th the
back ground of azure, added to the vari-
lsty of the. scenery above. The munifi-
the earth with verdure that is SO refresh
4 ing to the eye.l The hundreds, of rose
4 bushes were prepsring their beauty and
edor for. the sight and ,oltactories of the
4 thoughtful rambler. -.
/ Mrs. Sarah Cook was the daughter OF
Judge White, so prominentin Methodist
4 history. A Gonfcrenco was held in his
house. He and his wife were eminently
pions, both enjoying OF perfect loVe. Mrs
Suitable male members, would take uI
her cross andlead the religious exercises
at meetings and class, and would bav.
preached, If Mr.. Asbury had encouraged
her. DR.. Robert Cook, the husband o
: Sarah White, was, born near Smyrna
aud isinterred in this cemetery. He wal
; a fine-looking man, we'll educated, ant
possessed superior colloqnial powers
Annie WHITE the. sister of Mrs. ook
| n :
Both sisters were Methodists, and Mis-
Annie was so ardently attached to Meth
D odisnl, that she would not he iii'erredyii
III any cemetery but the Methodist's; con
sequsntly she lies not among her reIa
tiyes, but among those she was associai
= ed with in church fellowship. 1ffea49 T.
> b. The Rev. Solomon Sharp trayelle
SmyrnalC Circuit at the time Of her death
| in 1880, and spoke of her as being tn
9 child of the first manufacturers of Meth
1 odism in this country. Mary Cook, tn
ID daughter of DIR. Cook and granddaughte
of Judge White; is still living in an II
I sane ASYLUM. in Philadelphia. She ha
I been afflicted with dementia for man
: Samuel White, the son of Judge White
!. was a very handsome man, aud was
e one time asSenator in Congress from In
= State. de never married. He was
: i captain in the army, end died in Wi
mlDRtOb, Iu lOUJ, duu 'WuS iubofrcu Al ~
i, Old Swedes' Church cemetery, in tn,
v cltYssq nH1 DO crow valfl ..ifff.J .s,,f 80.
q | Tho writer's parents were intimatel
i acquainted with these three children
Judge Whites, and with DIR. Cook.
is pleasure to her to trace out and r
(. cord rs much of the unwritten history
l. Methodism and Methodisrs children
n she can find. "9i..H iGr9
lpi 70 Dus 8. p. MASON,
u SMYRNA, May 30th, 1871, .;l.f .
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

FRANoE.-The horrible effects Of
war still linger in Paris. The past week
has witnessed reign o. fire and blood
shed. The streets are filled with dead
bodies, which are fast decomposing, and
fears of an epidemic are seriously en-
tertained. Rochefort has been tried
by the Versailles court MORTAL and
condemned to death. "A movement is
on foot to form a coalition between be-
tween the Legitimate and Orleanist
parties in the assembly. At last ac-
counts everything was quietin the city.
Paris is now under military rule. ,som
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Stdte Licenses.-Under the late reven-
ne laws all persons, firms or corpora
lions engaged in buying and selling
goods, or in manufacturing goods. wares
or other articles, are required to take out
license for carrying on their business on
or before the fist of June, (next Thurs
day.) The lice Sc are dispensed by the
Clerks of the Peace. The tax is S. for
the license and 10 cents ON each 100 dol
lars eff the cost value of purchases or ar
ticles manufactured. Single or married
women, tradeirg in their own name,
whose purchases are understood per am
mum, are exempt; and manufacturers 10
the value vi $500 in each. year are ex-
emp'e ed from the parment of said tax OF
license. Persons applying for license
shou d bear in mind that the tax is on
the cost UaLue of their goods or manafac
lures. COST includes the price paid for
the goods purchased, transportation, and
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03


WHIPPING.-The law which pro-
vides whipping as punishment for
small offences in Kentucky has nevar.
been repealed. A bill was presented
in the Legislature to repeal it, but was
defeated Among these who opposed
the repeal was Mr.. Carlisle, the pemo-
cratic candidate for Acknowledgements
E or. The Republican newspapers are
using the fact against him vigorously
And yet the question suggests Itself
would it moi, be better to whip vice
out of criminal when he begins to of
fend, than let him go by easy stages VI
the ladder Of crime until we are com
PEELED TO hang him? The whipping
post keeps the State of Delaware free
comparatively, from habitual criminals
The London authorities Dissolved tina
the only preventive of garroting wa
the lash. Barbarous as it may seen
whipping has always had wholesom
q effect in lettering people from com
uniting crimes, and we do not see til;
there need be any extra degree of hol
ror assumed over it.-.N. Y Ray.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

t GENTLEMEN - 'I
We have examined
Letters Patent No. 106, sos, dated August
3D., 1870, granted to Richard Mitchell, Of
for fruit basket made by the combiDa-
ton of 'inwardly curved staves," ~,
''thickened beveled hoops, b, and per-
forated disc bottom, ID. I,.tt... .t....
1t is the combination of these three ele-
ments which constitute the Invention of
Mr.. Mitch, l..
You state to MS that the beveled hoops,
perforated disc bottoms, in com binatiOn
y it'll slaves not inwartily curved, have
been in con mon use since 1854 that you
are now, and have been for some time
past, engaged in the manu- iacture of
| fruit baskets made by tile combination
| of slaves not inward " curved, thicken-
ened beveled hoops, and perforated disc
| bottoms, such as you say have been iu
use for the past seven years, and that
! Mr.. Mitchell threatens to prosecute not
| only yourselves for the manufacture of
such baskets, but also all persons who
may use them.
| In regard to the subject of infringe
ment, 1t is well settled that it is no in
| fringement of patent for a combination
unless all of the essential parts of 1t are
substantially initiated. See Bell Us. DAM
iels, 81. al.
ISL, flSner faLent cases, 0SZ.
Barrett Us. Hall, !, Niuss, AL.
Il In Pr'aty u.s., Buggles, is, Peters, 1896,
Chief Justice Tapsy, in speaking of a
combination Patent. held, ''The Iiise OF
ep9iY az w tbtssss s. Sssl8 1es a5stwa
italy ,iiiiAs emit in the form or the mane
ner OF its arrangement, lis not the thing
patented. II is not the same combina-
lion r it subs antally differs from il in
any of its parts.
If Mr.. Mitchell Ind invented not only
the inwardly, curved slaves, but the bev-
eled hoops and perforated disc bottoms,
and suffered the two last mentioned to
go into common use for more than two
wears. in combination with straight
slaves or slaves not acknowledgements, his
: patent would avail him nothing MS
against yon. Set Section 7, Act of Con-
gress, 1889; St elton "a, Act of 1870. -.
We are of opinion that the mauufac-
ture. sale, and use of the baskets which
| yon say Sou are now making, is NO in
= fringplnent of Mr.. Mitehells Patent, ant
can subject no one to li"hility for max
ing, selling, or using them.
s..a GEO. p. FISHER.
RICHARD HARRINGTON.
To Messrs.. Worden & Evans, Smyrna
) Del. '"e'''''iit
jul eI-tf. $1,000
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
p MARYLAND ITEMS.

/, The Wheat crop in Kent county has
been seriously injured by the fly and
rust. aGI hiDoY T. .a-t.. "a tlui ,fio
3 Nine hundred dollars worth of straw
berries were shipped from Berlin, one
day last week. i a-f4lfl .afs-,i.i i4.i,l
. The young men OF Kent county have
decided to hold a tournament at Still
Pond sometime In July. .,tsg, COL 81
Tuesday week, Mr.. J. .. Skinner, OF
Milton, launched the maggie" one of
the best vessels ever put up in Dorches-
ter county. l.ulot a.. .11J-f-.. Bon 1903
Week before last, over 10000 crates of
straw berries, and about one-fourth as
many other berries, were transported
over the d. q d. r. n.
Jas. Palmer, of Easton, died suddenly
on Saturday last, of inflammation of the
brain, while visiting a friend. His death
is very much regretted.
The Masonic festival held last week,
at EastoD, was attended with the grand
est success of any festival ever held on
the Shore. 1t realized 81, leo. 3i'.N ~
Granville 3. Bennett, OF west Elkton
son of the late John p. Bennett, who
served as Provost Marshal, during tn,
Rebelliony died of consumption, at his
residence, on Tuesday week, aged q
years. Ieta .,r ..g
Sheriff Bennett, of Easton, received
on Saturday last, from Annapolis, thu
death warrant Of Frederick Lawrence
negro, convicted of murder. The l4th o
July has been appointed as the day TO
his execution .lfa1 .--.. 5.e.. t,..
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
TINS week we have sent to many o

our subscribers their bills for subscrip-
zion some Of which are considerably
overdue. We hope prompt response
viii be made; these bills, though bat
small for each subscriber,) viii amount
to. a neat, little sum, which win enable
us to make many needful improve
lments on our paper, which cannotwell
BE done without the money. Send
along the money, and you viii confer Q
favor not only on us, but on yourselves
as it will be expended solely fOr you
benefit. Those who have not received
bills need not be at all backward abou
sending the amout of their subscription
by SO, DOING they will greatly oblig
us, and will receive RECEIPT enclose
IN their next paper. .,...t ',' ..,.' ',,,'
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Three Vice-Presid4nts have died in
ofice-George Clinton, Elbridge Ger
ry and VIM. r. King. .si1tn
There are thirty oil-cloth factories in
the United States, manufacturing near
ly $4,000 yards per day. sa.
The more honesty man has, the less
he affects the air of saint. The affec-
tation of sanctity lisa blotch on the face
OF piety.a et'n a9ga sHN -4ga1H arI
The Norwich .Adiuertiser may shout
Eureka. 1t has discovered that rheu-
matism is a joint affair, because it in
cludes the sufferer and the doctor.
Shad, according to accounts. arr
dwindling to Shadows. The size o
these fishes has fallen so much, cGmpar
ed with what it used to be, that, if j
continues few years, they will be NJ
larger than minnows. ID a.i sa tsdi
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

q
We received letter (foolscap size)
from the editor of the Smyrna Herald,
covered all over with heiroglyphics,
sigLs of the zodiac, obtruse calcula-
tons, and unimaginable cyphers, sever
al first and second fy-aways, few
common denominators, half dozen re-
mainders, probably hundred squares
and crosses, &C., &c. He winds up
by saying sit was new to him." I'VE
believe him, for it was frightful to us.
We couldn't sleep, our thoughts were
haunted with forebodings Of coming
danger, ku-klux, &c. We feel little
easier now, but have not recovered full
ly.-WiImington Advertiser: ''''i d
Two or three weeks ago we received
by mail from Wilmington small bun.
die of circulars, announcing the open
ing of ssThe Little Cigar Store Arount
the Corner. ~ On the reverse of one o
these circulars was written the follow
ing s'There were certain number o
bees on a stump; first the squE root 9
one-half of them few away; then 8-9 O
the whole number few away, and Their
two bees left. How many bees wer
there on the stump" Inside of tn
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Change.--Mr. w. @. Emerson has dis
continued thenewspaper, stationery and
periodical bushes, heretofore carried on
by him. 1t will hereafter be conducted
by Mr.. Abel FAIRIES, at his store. Com
merce ST., near Main, where persons can
he supplied with all the leading dailies,
periodicals., stationery, &C., at reasona.
BILE terms.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Conundrum.-A bachlor editor pro.
pounds to his married local the follow.
ing conundrum: "When is a mother q
faiher?'' Local gives it up. Editor an
swers: "When she's a siqher." IIoca
sees the point, but declares thrt If hi,
wife ever attempts to be sire, he'll b,
dam
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

THE MY. Rayis a sprightly penny
morning paper, lately started in New
York city. tits independent in poll
tics, butts conducted in avigorous man.
ner, and is said to be already establish
ed on paying basis. i, ,. i i
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

QueYu.-What becomes Of all the pins ?
We don't know. What becomes Of all
the pens? They are corroded, eaten up,
and destroyed by the miserable acids
called inks, with which our markets are
flooded. Buy Cummings "Diamond
State Black Ink" and save your pens
column, '' -
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

F'dStea a nail or key to a string and
suspend it 10 your thumb and finger,
and the nail win oscilate like pendu-
UNI. Let some one place his open hand
under the nail, and it will change to cir.
cular motion. Then let third person
place his hand upon your shoulder, and
nv wv f. 4.. +i.I..-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Accident Thursday of last week,
as Mr.. John Lee, employed at Scout q
Manneriug's. was working on grain
fan, his left hand was caught between
two cog-wheels, and the third finger
crushed SO badly that it had to be ampu-
taxed at the first joint. DIR. Collins per-
formed the operation.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

The Fly In the Whedt.-Fnrmersin this
county are complaining OF. the depreda-
tons of the Hessian fly. Many fields
that promised large yield a month age
will now Scarcely pay the cost of barves
that fields on which super phosphat,
Was used are singularly exempt from
the fy.-DetGtOdred n.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

K The New Jersey Watering places are
reported to be rapidly filling up-with
ostuitoes. And we are glad of it,
These visitors, instead OF having the
landlord s long bills presented to them,
will present their long "bills" to the
landlords. .!7l''I t-....
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Peach Growers will notice Capt. Tag
gerts advertisement in another column
The satisfactory way he has put thei
peaches into market the last two years
is guarantee that it will be properl,
done this season.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Nectar of TeG.-'fhe most delicious
Tea in use is the New Tea of The Great
A tlantic & Pacific Tea Co., of No.
Church St., New Y rk. 1t is named
Thea Nectar" and is a pure Natural
Leaf Tea, dried upon Proclaim, and
cured in the same manner as If prepar-
ed for native consumption. 1t is Ger
family a most palatable beverage, ant
very cheap. Give it trial.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS,
; STRAY WARS.

STRAY WAITS. N' 81.
. Fruit trees are looking well.
3 Blair,s photographs are excellent.
Job work neatly done at this Office.
Plenty of bad children in spruance
City. 's'
More new subscribersto the HERALD
this week. aal iHn ,ri"f 'ai s,ooi Z
wanted-Msre new subscribers for
the HERALD. i a!fg1ouaY aI3 aitRiai
There was an excursion from George
town to sLewes, oil Thursday, ty,
Call for Dunnings diamond State
Black Ink" and take none other.
Cummings "Diamond State Black Ink
sells rapidly. Everybody uses 1t. i 2
Linen suits made In the latest styles
py Clyde, Commerce st., near Main. CT,
The Swiss Bell Ringers are to wish
Middletown again some time in June.
The BARRIERS of Wilmington have re-
solved to close on Sundays, after July
4ih.
The work of widening the dam still
goes on. 1t will be completed in few
days. saa ID ga'st .Geas atns
A Collegiate and Academicsl Institut,
IS soon to be opened in Milford by Prof
VIM. b. Lord.
Buy Cummings diamond Stat,
Black Ink. For sale at the principal
stores In Smyrna. ~ ola itt =.
Summer clothesnre needed now Sent
in your orders to TstMcCoy, tailor, Con
merce ST., ON the Hill. l,.s.ti.t .-....
DIR. Connaway, bad his horse stoler
while attending the circus at George
town, last Monday week. ' -'
The Foxwel House is always FULL
Reason-lhe rates are reasonaple ano
the ACCOMMODATIONS. good. % Hss.fIA
Great bargains in ready-made Spring
and Summer clothing at Ward q Phil
lips, Commerce st., below Main. ,.. &.
Y, All the latest STYLES of boots and shoes
hats and caps, kept by Primrose MAR
Est, opposite the Delaware Housea Pniii
" Brintou. a Commerce at. y near Main
| can accommadMte Won with ANYTHING /.
the, stove, and tinware line, Cali OF
him. w V1'''' -" li}' '''iH
House painting and paper hangin
done reasonably and promptly nv =.
Clark Main st., under DIR. Collins o
ltfice. 49,. - t.,,...
An exchange saws = uThere ia hardl
a town or village on the Peninsula thi
is not holding or going to hold" Hol
what? Gifs8d. -t 4
rr,., ,,,,,, -,..,, T;,,. t,n;,d;n,, tho naxv Ia
=. 'nov v hss haen a~ar5sd 70 s ~
!, RHODES de- e, Of Harrisburg "a, his pid D.
7 W. M, ~ . :, d.,
! "a e,,ced ti,e;r SvorE FIR q line ~ narro
|. gauge railroad between w dmington al
j New Castle. a4on od 81 g.al.., ~
: SOME RoHSSex RT1enl1OT0S, tdlAlIl& tus
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
"a complete file OF
THE. HERALD.

may always be found at the Offices Of
GEO. P. RoWELL & Co.. Advertising
gents, 40 and Al Park Row, New York
whs are authorized to represent us In
shat .itv. ~ Oh 81 .Hlwolial ~ nm z 4
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Ladies wishing TO get nice fitting
shes, would. do well 10 call en- Primrose
hefer4spu rahaeing elsewhere. Main ST,
onposi fa the Delaware House. IN -
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Rdin.-Quite refreshing rain fell on
Wednesday night and Thursday, great
ly improving the appearance Of the
crops, which were beginning to suffer
from the continued dry weather. n
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
80 SMYRNA. d HEAwARE. i5Iap
Saturday Morning, June 8, 1871.

AN communications for this paper.
Az receive amy attention, must be ac-
s~sss panied by the writer's proper
@@Hae. stl Jazz
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

The new styles of hats at, Primrose's
on Main st. opposite the Delaware House
are superb. "''' '' A'' >
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Mems linen Rats, something new for
summer; at Primrose's, Main st.s opPo'
site the Delaware House.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03
The subject was so deem

The subject was SO deep
For Independence" brain,
.Hmade,hin Loose his sleep,
D <SsAesahesE seasae insane.
\ vi
I "A sight for men TO see,
\ And gase in a~e-struck wonder,
To thipk Shat such an imbeciIe
Had ones poured out such thunder
He stands. a warning to all men
Y Who, write against the church,
To choose a subject not so deep
As can Independent Church"
J.
SMYRNA, May 10th, 1871.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

other charges or the value of the raw
n:s4eEial used in manufacturing, wages,
anUo5her expenses incurred in produe@|
ing 4bb articles manufactured. State
metits of applicants for license are made
Spndaf GA tbs snd, false ststeWeuts sub
Z3pct HoHenatfs o. thsssps}sls and penalties
POI pArjury Those aoiug busihess with
|nut 1iceIise sFeN liable To & tine of five
Ibundred dollars. Every lawyer, physi'
clan, dentist, conveyaneer and private
banker ought now to be'in possession Of
I q $40 license under the new iew.- Deta-
sUdredn.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

J.H. Primrose has opened his new
stare on Main ST., opposite the Delawar'
House.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

The latest style of Ladies' button gal
ten at the Bee Hive. Main st., opposite
tile Delaware House. .s-.----.s.---.-s-
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Primrose is selling his hats and shoes
very cheap for cash, at his new place or
Main st., opposite tho Delaware House
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Children's shoes in all the fancy cslors;
Blue, butt bronze and silver, Vt the Bee
Hive; main ST., opposite the Delaware
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Mems Panama hats, at the Bee Hivei
very cheap. Main ST., opposite the Del
aware House. bic i..l
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

J. H. Primrose's handmade CATERS
for men are the best and cheapest In The
asarket. Vain ST., opposite the Delaware
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Brutal Murder.-On Monday last, a
negro man named Geo. Hackett was at
tackled by two white men, named Geo
III. Walls and Alexander Newton, on
the Md. q Del. Railroad, between Mas
sey's and Morris Station, He WAS stab
bed so badly that he died next morning
! Walls has been arrested and imprisou
ed, but Newton is still at large. The at
tack was made without any prOvoca
| ton. 4Ir...f i......... . f..
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

PREMIUMS FOR CLUBs-Do GooD AND
GET WELL PAID.-The Temperance
Monitor trial trip of six month, 25 cents
singleeopy.
Clubs of ten OF more copies to one. adj,
dress, 20 cents percbpy.S ~ vi =
For the largest club received previous
to June 25th a Premium of a Doty's
Clothes Washer and u Universal Wringer,
price $22. -.
For the second in size, Doty's WASH
er, price $l4. l Hoi't9ho2 h7h9H2 ~
For the third In size, Universal Wiring
err, price S8.9d hnss - fahniYnoo. -li..y4ao
i For the fourth in size, q Doty's, Gar
den Pruuer, price $3.50. " ~
For every club of twenty-five copies
" hich takes noother Premium of $l.OO;
for fifty $500; for one hundred $500; and
SO on.
Now, friends Of Sobriety, let us hear
from YOU. A sample copy post paid to
any address OF cent. stamp. a,35 . i,
~ Address VIM. NJ. DoTY, ~ ,.,3 f......,
| Editor Temperance Monitor,
IL 251 Broadway, New York.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Whereas, Certain persons are eBdeavor-
ing to prevent us from making and selling
our slave Peach Basket, by claiming Letters
latent thereon, we publish, for the informa-
ten of all persons interested, the following
eminent legal opinions seas, lsss.l.o..
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
May 26ths 1871.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Mems straw hats in all the different
styles at Primrose's on Main st., opposite
the Delaware House. -
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1871-06-03

Mems spring styles of silk hats at
frimrose's on Main ST., opposite the
Delaware House.