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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-04

Snoao fell for an hour or two to- lay.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

The earnings of the State Prison in Maine
last year were 50, 900 in excess Of expenditures
1t is pity ours could not do the same, in
stead of having defalcation, as we now learn
there was among the last officials that gov
erned that institution. The defalcationis said
to be S25, 600, Still more work for the Dem
ocracy left by the rule or ruin party.-Ely
Record.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-02-18

"a LIssAlI OF PoErnI AND soso."-This is the
title OF new publication Of choice selections from the
best suthors-Enghsh. Scotch. lrish and American
edited by that wellknovn poet and scholar. william
ClIis Bryant The bock contains 800 pages. and
In beautifully printed. chocey illustrated and hand
somey bound II IL library Of 500 volumes In
one book II contains over 500 selections from more
than 400 authors Every poem has been subjected to
MI Bryants revision. II IL delightful companion
sforshouse Of sweets VIM. d. Taylor Is the agent
for this work in Eko and vicinity and will give all In
formation. and exhibit the work
WHITE suLPHER sPEISoS-These springs located
the town Of Eko just coming good repute
for their medicinal qualities In Of rheumatism
they are = certain cure. w. q. CraigheAd, who two
weeks went to the springs perfectly helpless is
far recovered to be able work and part
TO his duties as Deputy Sheriff Three persons from
Eureka suffering from what the miners call the 'lead
disease cured In three weeks time. Large i'm
prOvements to the accommodations at the springs will
be made early in the season. when have no doubt
will become place OF popular See advertise
ment III another column.
New AcEscY.-Lieut. King, at Camp Hal
leck, has been appointed agent for the sale OF
the "Silent Alarm" for Camp Halleck, and will
attend to all orders in that section Of the
county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13
Covering up the Scar.

A religious exchange has the fol-
lowing:
When an eminent painter was re-
quested to paint Alexander the
Great, so nj to give a perfect likeness
of the Macedonian conqucror, he felt
a difficulty. Alexander, in his wars,
had been struck by a sword and
across his forehead was an immense
scar. The painter said "If | re-
tain the scar, it will be an offcnse to
the admirers of the monarch, and i'll
omit it, it will fail to be a perfect
likeness what shall | do 7" lie
bit upon II happy cxpedient he
represented the Emperor leaning
upon his brow, accidently asst seemd
covering the seal upon his forehead.
Might We not represent each other
with the finger of charity upon the
scar, instead OF representing the scar
deeper aud blacker than it naturally
is! Might not Christians learn
from heathenism n lesson of chart
ty, of human Kindness and love?
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13
EVERYBODY
Going to Memphis

To purchase or sell stock should call and see
W. M. BROOKS Stock Yard, Sale and Feed
sable, for the feeding and sale ofHorse0 Mules,
Beef CAttlA. Hogs and Sheep. His establish
ment wtA ~ one thousand head Of stock
inside Of brieh vail and Firc-proof Roof, and
y certainly the anss establishment Of the the
kss,4 IN Msmphis, Tenn. f1s-Sm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

"OuIpA," the novelist, is Miss De
la Ramie, who lives at the Langham
Hotel, in London. Her age is forty
years, and she considers "the South
crners of America the true aristo-
Gratis of the earth" She is a warm
Of John G. Breckenridge
These personalities will bring her
nearer to the people of the South,
and add to the favor with which her
novels have been received by them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

TnE MAID OF SABAoossA.--Au-
gustina, the celebrated maid Of Sara
gossa, was handsome itinerant lem
onade seller, twenty-five years Of
age. She arrived with food for the
soldiers at the moment when the
battery had been swept clear Of ev-
cry defender. The people, dauntcd
by the sight, hung back. The brave
woman instantly rushed forward
overthc dead aud dying, and, snatch
ing n lighted match from the hand
OF the dead artilleryman, fired off II
twenty-six FOUNDER, Then jump
ing on the gun, as Wilkio represents
her, with dishovcled hair and stormy
eyes, she swore to tho Virgin never
to quit the gun alive while the siege
listed. The people, encouraged by
this wommn's almost supernatural
daring, rushed back intotho deserted
battery, opened a tremendous fire
and repulsed the French attack
When her husband fell wounded ut
her feet she discharged his cannon
at the enemy to avcngo his fall
She also frequently led the ~sorties,
and, sword in hand, with her cloak
wrapped round her, fought daily in
the streets. Whom the city surren-
dcred, Augustine wastaken prisoner,
but, catching the fever, she was re.
moved to the hospital and thence
escaped. Manuella Sanchez, another
heroine, less fortunate, was shot
through the heart. The poor Coun-
tess Burita, after escaping immune
rablc dangers, died Of grief on hear
ing that her daughter had been kill
ed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

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lt szi leif. fsf
49, 81 lsa1 M
ls=f sseefs en-. nl ezHssa
fJeaas.. ifsf 90
$50 faefr
ma - IA
iFaaa ssFfia fssas
fis. arisies a Zen. esffsf an'
tfs@. isdigs. tssas maa
mshfs. isisaen. sIns saf fFesiin
fsFnaay sspfts rp Eas
mzs corn. fimtsF. iron. lead, fH
far, hemp wihe, sfr, ia8os, ard
cssis.
Aasina esrNrfH N heras mw anil
manufactured alk thread gins var
~, avigall, sine. honey ml mafl.
fmalieal Instruments.
EagIsnd exports cotton, voolens,
glass. Hardware, earihenvare, o'
lefy, iron, steel. meialic ware, sali
cual, watches, iin, silks sod linens
Russia crpDffs iallOw, fax, hrmp.
flour, iron, copper, Fnsced, lard, hides
wax, ducks, eofjage, bnsilcs, fur.
potash and tar.
Spain cSports wine, brandy fresh
and dried frui,s. oil, quick.ilger. ml
rhur, corn saffron, anchOyics, ELK
and w0olcus.
China exports tea, rbcubafb, musk.
ginger, borax, zinc, fine silks cas-in.
hlagrcc works, ivory ware, lackcrcd
ware and morocco.
lIindoostin exports gold and sil-
yer, coclincal, indigo, s~arsapanll.
vanilla, julap, fusic, campcacliy wood
pimento, drugs and dye-stufs.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, SUI
gar, rice, hides, dried meats, tallow
gold, diamonds and other pr~cciou.
stones, gums, mahogany and india
rubber.
West Indies export sugar, mo-
asses, rum, tobacco, cigara, mahog-
any, dye-woods, coffee, pimento,
r,sh fruits and preserves, wax, GIN
ger and other spices.
Switzerland exports cattle, cheese,
butter, tallow, dried fruits, linens,
silks, vclvcts, lace, jewelry, paper
and g~un-powdcr.
East midas export cloves, nutmegs
mace, pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust
camphor, benzine, sulphur, ivory,
rattans, sandal wood, zinc and nuts.
United States export principally
agricultural produce, cotton, tobacco,
Hour, provisions Of all kinds, lumber,
tarpentinc md wearing apparel.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

Il b. proposed n insert d memoir.
Il vindow lar Alice Cary in The
Church Of tic Stranger, iu Ncw
York. From this church Mis- Gary
was buried. It was the last TO which
che wa. attached. II Is the church
Of surviving sister, Nil, lh0bc Cary
A memorial window has been dccid-
cd by her friends to be more appro-
pirate than a tablet. An artist j.
engaged on the design, and the win
dow will be made as rich Us the con-
tributions Of her friends will Justify.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

Quebec Ii fast becoming modern
lied, by the clearing away the his
toric, but new useless Notifications
St. J,ina's Gate was reconstructed d
few years MO-, and VI. Lops Gate \
slycat undergoing q sinaiI@r process
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

They are boring tor natural gas
in Buffalo. At a depth of $40 feet
was struck; and was found to burn
with q clear, bright steady light. 1t
isexpected that the supplies Of this
gas lie 300 feet deeper.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13

A young man generally gives n
lock OF his hair to his sweetheart be-
fore he marries her. After marri-
ageslle sometimes helps herself, and
don't use scissors.
The Chinese have founded n col
lege in Pckin, and having made u
translation Of Euclid into the Ian.
guage ofthcir howery kingdom, call
it "Tho Science OF How Much
BLEssED.--Blesscd is he who does
not make a cent, for he will have 10
income tax to pay.
2. Blessed is the bald headed man
for his wife cannot pull his hair.
8. Blessed is the homely man, for
the girls shall not modest HIM; yea,
thrice blessed Ia he, for when he
asketh a lady to dance, she will an
swer him, saying, 81 am engaged
for the next set"
4. Blessed is he who polishes his
boets and not his morals; who ma.
keith the outside Of his head to shine
but neglecteth the inside thereof
All girls shall rise up at his com
mand and call him beautiful.
s. Blessed is the man who is fiat
broke, for no man shyeth unite him,
lend mca V!
G. Blessed is the Digger Indian,
for no mar proposcth unto him .
subscription paper.
Garry your cross-don't drag it.
The Christian has much in hand,
but much more in hope.
Truth is the bond OF union and
the basis Of human happiness.
To rule ones anger is well; to pre-
vent it is better.
Tho most manifest sign OF wisdom
is continued c~heerfulness.
The greatest trial Of the heart is,
whether 1t can bear a rivals failure
without triumph.
Ambition breaks tho ties Of blood
and forgcts the Obligations Of graft
tudc.
We may travel the world over to
find the beautiful; but we must car
ny it with us or we shall not find it.
lii diving to the bottom Of pleas
urcs, we bring up more gravel than
pearls.
The groundwork Of manly char
acter II ycracity, or .he habit Of truth
fulness.
Il Is not the station we fiji which
y Of Importance, so much AZ the
light we send forth from it.
The least return we can make for
fssoss, y 70 testify our gratitude to
WHWN. - = - EHM AHTM4M2A
our kind bencfactors.
No gain ii 70 certain a. that which
proceeds from the economical use Of
Whist you hare.
~ nct allow idIeness ID deceive
~, fos while you give him to-da,
be s1eols to-raofrox from you.
Mind n moJersts cAliire ordi
nafiIy condemn everything which 1
isy0s1I Their raage.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-13
SPRING STYLES.

Owing TO my Books and Papers being
lost in the recent fire, | am compelled 10
ASK my customers 20 come forward and
state TO me the amount of their indebted
ness.
Will be found at present at DIR. J.
Wright's office in Batesyillc.
Thankful to all my customers for pat
ronage, and believing all will respond to
this call promptly.
am your Obd't scrvt.,
;. ID. POWELL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ORDERS BY MAIL.
Harper's Magazine.


There are few Intelligent American families 10 which
HARPHR's MAGAZINE would not be appreciated and
highly WELCOME guest III re is no monthly Magazine
Intelligent reading family less afford to be With
ont Many Magazines are accumulated. HARpERe 10
edited. Tn Ia Magazine that Is printed which
shows more Intelligent pains expen led It's articles
ami mechanical execution There ia not cheaper Mag
Azns published. There II not eontrssefly, popu-
lar Malazins In the world -NeJ~ En- gland HomeHtdd
repository Of biography and history, literature
science and an uuequAlsi by any other American pub-
licatiOn - The volumes are as valuable as mere
work OF rserance any cyenI la place In our
libraries HARPRta MAGAziNE is a record Of travel
every whore since the hour OF It's e.taoshmont. Lis
ingsione aud Gordon Cumming IN Africa siraiu am ug
the Andes aud Rcsa Browne IN the East, SteEs the
Nile aud M4ogezor on TIE Jordln-lDdeel, sill recent
Travellers # note have 'esn their mos' Important dis
eovcr-s these pages. Nost OF younger
aud many # our older writer's dld here their lterEry
o,raphy. cur srtSs be beet evidences If their
iuh the most enduring specimens q tn II WORK
Ia tbs No azns.-N. Y. StGndl
II L. oae OF hl wonders OF jUurnili5m'hr tditpi Al
management OF Harpers Tbs Ndtion. N I.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
pR0CEEnINGs OF CITY COUNCIL.

AT tie regular meeting of City Council on
Thursday evening, President Maris in the
chair, the following busint IS was transacted;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
Che dollar atteektg Sun.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $50,

,r less than One Cent Copy. Let there DO a
$50 Club at every Post onlce
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

Three hundred saloons have been rebuilt
in Chicago.
General Nc Clellan declines being the
successor OF Tweed.
Mr.. J p. Stockwell has been elected
President OF the Pacific Mail steamship
Company.
The fish trade OF New England amounts
to SAC, 900, 900 year, and the hsn lraue OF
Boston amounts TO about SSO, OOo uoo year.
They are trying TO organize an insurance
company in Richmond with capital oil
million and General Rickeitslo be president
The apothecary in Boston, charged with
exposing for sale fancy articles wllhoul tne
required revenue stamp, has been convicted
A man in Oneida county, N. Y, has in
vented blick machine by which four men
and boy can make 10, 900 brick day.
Five out of fifteen cadets al the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, who bave been con-
ylcled of bazing, are shortly 10 Oe us
missed.
Major D. r. b. Ncvin succeeds Major
Calhoun as peesiOn agent in Philadelphia.
TT G formers commission was signed NOV
10th by the President.
The Richmond City Council has appropli'
aled 100000 tor the purpose OF tunnelhng
for the extension of the eastern terminus oil
the Chesapeake aud O"io
The Canadian Dominion reports Total
population of 3,4s4,024. New Brunswick,
has 2S5, 777, Nova Scotia 3S7sOO, Canada
East /, 100, 505 and Canada West $40, o49'
The marriage ceremony Of Miss BERTHE
Jones, Of West Chester, TO Count Dzledus-
zycki, Of Florence, Italy, took place at the
fornltr nlaee Nov 10 II.
On Nov. 18th, cars commenced running
on Sixteenth street, Philadelphia. Ihey
will run up tue street mentioned to Mont
gomery avenue, around aud down Tenth
street.
During the recent election in Peru a riot
occurred Ia Lima, in which six persons were
killed and seventy wounded. A revolution
is expected in the event of the government
nulliiying the election of President PIado.
A Young miss of fourteen was recently
sent by express through the company oil
Wells, Fargo & Co., from Vallejo, CAL, to
Annapolis, Md. She was under the care oil
over a dozen different agents, and had moth.
ing to do but obey directions, and arrived
safely, Q. D. D.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

MAsosRY.-Free and Accepted Masons meet stately
at their HALL Market street. between Second and Third
opp FeLLowsutP. Subordinate Lodge meetings are
held every night the odd elbows Hall corner OF Third
and King.
Ksteuts OF PvruAs.-Lodges Of this Order meet
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
dav aud saturday evenings in their Hall, Morrow's
store, Market street, between Second and Third
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

The Charleston Courier says of the Wash
ington Fire Company on their arrival at the
railroad depot They will be welcomed in
warm terms by President G. L. Buist, of the
stonewall, and line formed, headed by Null
ler's Brass Band, and the march made down
the streets enumerated in the programme =
They will be tsted to their hearts content,
until they return, and we trust with pleasant
memories of their trip.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

NEW CAhlLh TRAINS.
Leave New Cssue tor Wilmington aud phlladeIphia
At ~ Z. IN,
y --' SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave CLAYTON for Tmvrn,
80 =, m. aud 90 p. m. Leave Smyrna for Cayton
IL IN aud 3j TO mske connection with trains
10 aud from Dover, and stations south
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington at u SIS m, New Castle I 20: Middle.
town 2gb, Townsend A.; clayton 3 Il; Dover ! 60
W,oming 4lO FELTON, a. Harrington O5; Farming
ron II; Bridgeynle 81 seai9fd li Laurel s5 I'D
srrivs al De mar at O5 ~. Passenger leaving Bal
tmors At I SOP m and Philadelphia at IL 80 . IN
,.ts close econ with this train Al wilmustop-
Ksturnins-Wn leave peim 30 p. NJ. Laurel . Is
sssfor0 25; Rrdg,yile pO-' FarmngtoR ss Har-
/ rinrton 10. Peltou 81 Wyoming lU Dover Z aO
| Cl,vtou 10, Townsend : MiddetoWn S 10; kirk
sood 40; new Castle % aud arrive at Wilmington
3 M D ~; Philadelphia II 30 p. aud Baltimore 50
| a M subject delay Incident 10 might business
| This traiu will stop TO take up Pa sengers only At
stan n. named, Mil Gown Passengers al snv
stoppiag Tlaes, except Hares Crns State Road BOD.
ney and Dupont ,o,,,rcr,ov
| At IOWSEEAD WITH thr Kent County and Queen
Annes Kent Railroads Tor henneoyve, suilersville
| aud n termediate places,
HtCLAIroN WITH tie ". D. 3 &. for Easlon an
informed iste place.
, EARbISGION with HE > p. r, X. for Milford
| GEORGETOWN. Lsses aud intel mediate places.
| At-EAFOlp 18th the ID, a u. Il. X. tor Federalism
and Cav bridge, &c.
MDgLMAK ~jth the &. 5. n. +. or salisbury. prir
cess Anaei CIeeld, also for Berlin and other station
on the W. & 2. L, h -, .-......
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

Is good old maxim. Being out Of deb
certainly keeps one out Of a great many
dangers, Besides affJrdng comfortable
feeling 10 The mind it makes man feel IN
dependent to act as he plcases. 1t is indus
try, economy. and thrift that enable tue
working man TO say, 81 owe no man ana
10 he able TO say this is good capital. Neg
lect no opportunity Of honestly adding tn the
store. Something worth going for may be
saved by purchasing your Winter Clothing
from the Extensive Stock OF Beautiful Gar
ments at BENNETT Il Co.'S, TOWER HALL
No. 5ls MARKET STREET, halfway between
| Fifth aud Sixth streets, Philadelphia,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

We often hear the remark made by IN
housewife. il they were only rid OF the nuisanc
- ~ range they have, they would not have an
other. Row the whole trouble lies In, II not having
inS itsth 10 thing Won want Il will cook, roast,
Make or boil. II will heat your bath water 1t
viii heat your chambers and your dlnlng room,
ali with one fire, and consume no moro oohl
th"h NJ - Fo, asle al r. MoRRIsoN's
4O3 Shipley Street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
Harper's Bazaar.

Notices of The Press
really the only illustrated chronicer Of fashion
in the country. Its supplements alone are worth the
subfefpon price Of the paper While fully maintaiu-
ing its position mirror Of fashion, IL also contains
stories poems brilliant esssye asides general aud per-
souai gossip los on Saturday Erening Gdscte.
Teere never was any paper published that 50 delight
ed the heart of woman Never mind iii does cost
new bonnet IL Nil you ten times the prire in the
household economy IL tetches.-PT0U dsace journal.
The young lacy who buys single number OF har-
rer's Bszr made subscriber for lifs.-NeW York
EueH Ng Post.
The bazar Is excellent Like all the periodicals which
the Harpefa publish 1t Is almost ideally we'll sde and
the Of readers for whom It Is intendedthe moth
ers aud daughters in average tamiieseannot but pron
BY its good good taste which, have doubt
are to-day making very many homes happier than they
nav have besn before the women began taking lesson
In personA an household snd social MANAGEMENT ron
| ms goo -natured mentoT.-Ihe heii ~ ~ y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

pAyNARD-R oBINsON-on the 10th inst, by Rev.
Charles I'M, Mr.. Charles W. Baynard, Of Christhed
Md, 10 Miss H. Yirginia Robinson, OF Wilmington,
Del
TERsON-RAU-In Germantown, Pa, on the 9th
inst bv the Rev. f. p Cowan, Mr.. sanuel Patterson,
Of this city, to Miss Annie Rau of the former place.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

On Saturday, farmers sold butter from 80 y. 10
4Oo. a pound eggs, 3s to Acc. dozen sweet
potatoes, 15c. halfpeck apples II to lsc. 90.
turnips, SC. do; apple butter 25c q quar-
chestnuts, 20c do. Irish potatoes, 0o 10 oVc'
bushel corn, zoe. do.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
DIED.

McFARLAN. Thursday Nov. 10th, 1871. William
A. McFarlan, in his 5Oth.year
utNKLEY Departed this life, on Thursday morning,
the 10th inst, Henry, eldest son OF Willard IL ana
Rebecoa B. Hilkley, aged 10 years and mouths
pIfRToN Nm Philadelphia, of smallpox, on Monday
13th inst in the 2st year Of her age, Clara g. daugh'
ter Of John H. and Lousia Burtoni Of Mnlsboro Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
"a Complete Pictorial History OF the
Himes."
The best, cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper in the UniOn.''
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spLEEDiDLY ILLUSTRATED.

No ICES Of he Press
TIL, Model Newspaper Of our country-complste In
all the departments OF an American Family Paper
Harpes Weekly has earned for itself right to tsitle
"a Journal of Ctvilization''-N. T. Ereatag fost.
The best publication Of its class In America, and so far
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

A. II. Grimshaw, real estate agent, VIII
sell that valuable dwelling house and lot, on
the corner of Third and West streets, on
Thursday next (29d), at o'clock, pm.
Sale on the premises-a great bargain Is
offered. TERMS EASY.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

Last week, Mayor Valentine heard the fol-
lowing cases For drunkenness, IA threaten
ing bodily harm and assault and battery, each
Q; drunkenness and assault and battery,
drunkenness and disorderly conduct and
breaking windows, each total, 81 cases.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

Hiohly Important D,scopery.-Dr, Si ,nei"ps
Of ous oy has plant the essential
Of Witch combination with H'q Dos,Vely Cause The
knowa ony airE and beautiful where it has fallen on
and become thin great many 'S Sssored L ssaa
nNe isll fsst In several cases OF badness ~ VT
n r. n' SadcA the SES
Sr the same name with addition Of ss iST sa
II is not hair colOre as seeray ~ III. hair The
Dut uy ~ i seems to come with the removed gown
Il cures disease q ne head f f.T tIsl viii coS
en 70 o,a Of TIA great qualities. Sold wholesaie CIV
vince a1y ,tS and King streets, Wilmington, Del
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

Mr.. David Woolman last week sent to
Washington, D. c., between $4,000 and so,
900 worth of wheelwrighhng. The wheels OF
one of the trucks were twenty -four feet in d.
ameter, a single tire OF which weighs two
hundred and twenty five pounds.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

p.r,ons who are deslrous Of patronizing
,o,,,s ore in formed that they can purchase all
Kinds Of musical merchandise instTnments SG
" 49, r.yhere else al the New Music store, No.
ia MARKET street Buying my goods from Itrst
hands and being determined 70 aee1 ;ni, aaii
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