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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

MORE ARTIFICIAL STONE. James & Webb have
had laid, i'll trout of their building, one of the
new style of artificial stone pavements, rimlla
. that at the COMMERCIAL office Ini5 class vi
sidewalk lis becoming very popular, and Messrs
Hrause & Co. OF Pmladelphla, VINO own the pa
ent, viii no doubt have large amount of worh
III Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

W-TRe Greatest Want OF the present age is mel
ana women, healthy ana vigorous In mind and body
The continued headaches, weaknesses, nervousness
and varying ailments which atlct women are gen
ally the result OF imperfect action OF the stomach
and other vital organs. DR.. Walkers CalliUrnli
Vinegar Bitters, being cUmposeu entirely OF vegeta
BILE substances Indigenous 10 California, may b
taken with perfect safety by the most delicate an
are q sure r medy correcting all wrong action an
giving new vigOr to the whole system
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
WOTkinRmen's UO-"perntive HuiidIng and
Land Association
MEETING LAST EvENING-sALARY OF sUPERrNrEN-
DENT,

MEETING Last EVENINd-sALARY OF sUPERINTEN-
DENT.
meeting OF the members of the Working
mems Cooperative Building and Land Assocla-
ii N was held last evening. Owing to some mis-
undertaking about the time of meeting, the
attendance was rather small.
Several payments 10 the subscribed stock were
made and several person wers present VINO ex-
pressed their g vs. IN favor of the Ass ociation,
and mumAted their intention of Joining The
committees out made a report OF progress of
business III hand
The subject Of superintendent's salary came
up for acflon, and salary OF $4,000 per year,
was decided upon Capt Robert Mooreh luse
is the superintendent, elected at tho last meet
ing
MIR MoOrehouse presented plan and speci-
ficatious of a cottage of four IOOms which could
be built at a cost OF $1,000.
The next meeting of the Association will be
held on next Wednesday evening, at which a
full attendance Of all the members and other.
interested ID requested.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

CHANGE OF HoURs.-Some slight changes in
the running of trains on the T., W IL b. Il h.
took place on Monday last The express train
which formerly left Philadelphia at u NJ now
leaves at II Is r. NJ and the Wilmington train
which left at II 10 p NJ. now leaves at IL 80.
The Sunday trains have been Withdrawn from
the Phlla. Baltimore Central road. The New
York train north at II 20 NJ leaves this city
now ten minutes later the 5 AZ p NJ train {
minutes later, and the 10 70 ? NJ train 10 minutes
later The train which fomerly lett Wilmington
for Baltimore at l Us p. Nj now leaves at 1928
There Is no change OF hours on the Delaware r.
II. line.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
Boarding..

ID nARDING. -- For rent after Nov. lllh, Two
ID communicating Om4 the second floor,
Oc'.ls N. W, Cor. EIGHTH 4 WEST SIS.
DO RplNG-B arders wanted u trE Weed sew
ID ing Machines at ala MAhkEr ~.
TDOAhDl Ga Iew gentlemen can pe accom-
, m0hated with board at
Octi4 II b,l SuIPLEY ST.
EBUAkDlNI-Fur GENTLEMEN at
Id sepl6-tf Si2 KNIT STREET.
DuAkDl NG-At AZ Market street, taole poard
I'D furnished. augs0-tG
1OARDING-At
Id apr2-6m 800 DELAWARE AVENUE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

ABSENT BY SICKNESS Mr.. +, A, Taylor, Water
Registrar, is absent from his post of duty and has
jeen Tor several days, by reason oil large ana
painful gathering on his throat. He has suffer
d intensely during the past few days, but hopes
be able to attend to & duties 10 lew days.
Ia the meantime his position is filled by Mi
Cornelius Phpps.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

KW-FALL CLOTHlNG-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen't
pleasant tailoring establishment, al ais King street
has lust been supplied with fine sDOck of FAIL
GOODS selected With much care and discrimination
lust such STOCK as tasteful people Ike ~ examtn
and select frem. Mr.. Ms customers have The ad
vantage of his 10 years experience in the selection
of goods and styles OF make up. Those who begil
TO feel the need Of Fall and Winter clothing, should
by all means, call at his place before getting
ma rad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
Letter from ''eorgerOwn.
SUNDAY SCHOOL INsTIrUTE-sUocKssFU REVIVAL
MEETING,
Correspondence Of the ommereal.l


Correspondence OF the ommereial.l
GEORGETOWN, Oct 2sth.
A Sunday School Institute, unde! the direction
Of Rev. Mr.. 0strander, of N Y, will be held in
the NJ E Church, Georgetown, Del, to COM
mence Wednesday evening, Nov. Goth, and con-
tiuue two days The programme is good one.
Prof John q Robinson, of Baltimore. will be
musical director Entertainment will be proyl-
ded by the citizens.
An extensive revival Of religion is in progress
at st. Johns, the appointment connected with
Georgetown Station, Del, Rev, A, d Davis. Of
the M f Church. pastor, Over fifty persons
have protested conversion and thirty-eght have
united with the church. On last Sabbath even.
ing fifty two peIitents were at the altar. The
interest appears to be on the increase, and il
sending out its influence as the people are coming
in for many miles around. lhe church has be-
come entirely too small to hold the congrega-
sions. Many have to remain outside or return
home without being able to gam an entrance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

~ Extensive Furniture Store.-The attention OF
the public is called to the very large and varieo
stock of furniture OF j. a j. N. Harman No. alt
King street. There Is nothing equal to II in tht
State Of Delaware, and persons wanting furnitur,
for ONCE or dwelling can doubtless be accomino-
dated by this old and reliable trm. They maxi
their own goods and sell at prices as low as the bes
housea in the large cities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
Political alotitEs.

EEO! FOR WESr CHE ,rER- 'TENTIoN
IL | WIN, lBLES-1he llb Wilm Il TN even
inp, nj ~ cl0 4, sharp. TO consider Invita- on 10
Vi NJ Mtst hes er, tn-mor v evening. All intel :
estsd VIII please attend Prom tly, By ord r
u. W. TAYLOR. tart.
J. E. PlsRcs, Sec. uct3O II
ID LnlCAL NOTICES - Politicians go to 5l4
i Ma ket street Tor
WEED SEWING WACuINEs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

REPUBLICAN MEET1NG.-A Republican meeting
will be held at the Newark Hotel, in Newark, on
saturday evening next. VIM. U. Spruance and
Joseph L Killgore, Esqs., will address the
meeting The Republicans of White Clay Creel
aud the adjoining hundreds will doubtless give
them a large audience.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

FATALITY AMONG FIsH.-It il said that large
quantities Of dead perch OF fine size. are strew-
ed along the shores Of Bombay Hook. The
death OF these hsh is supposed to be caused by
peculiar wiery kind of grass which grows II
he water in that vicinity, becoming entangleC
in the'gills.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

TOURNAMENT, To-MoRRow.--The Interstate
Tournament, at Hare's Corner, will take place
tomorrow il the weather is favorable. John
U'Byrne, Esq, will be orator of the day, and
Nm. II Newton, crowning orator. 26 knights
IRE in the lists, and fine exhibition may be ex
npctpd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
for Aent.

VToR RENT-Funished Lodge Room, Sixth and
ocige'st -f' THIS oFFIoE
GSTARLE FOR RENT = Filth street between
- Market and King Apply to
septis-f q. +. THOMAS, 421 Market St.
LNOR RENT-Hnuse with rooms and ex- @M
tensve grounds, neaT Schutzen fark. MM
Possession at once. Address
sep24tf p. BOX 46s.
INOh RENT - A store and dwelling, alao a.
II stock and fixtures Of < ocery sure for HI
sale. Apply TO EVANS PES NINGTpN,
sep18tf NJ $40 W. s ven h St
INOR TENT An excellent stand und new
AZ Western MatktL very uesi able. Apply 70
K. II. ttDAGLAND,
septT-tf MARX House.
LNi X RENT-Tne large and elegant Easements
k' of upper stores, Masonic Tempa. A ply TO
q. WOkR LII,
aug24-u 22O and 22Y Market.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
swTHB BIG 10, Asst EIGHTH STREET

THE PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES,
have increased my stock, and am prepared L,
ell good snoes
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
My motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits
1 have womens good shoes for $1.oO per pair,
ow is that for high2 Please give me a call befor'
buying elsewhere.
Look for the big o on the box by the door.
J. NJ HOLMES,
No. 10 West Eighth street,
marRs-n I'D door from shipleyD vii. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
GntertainineufB.
TOURNAMENT POSTPONED.

Advertised to be held at Hares Corner on the 24th
inst, 1. postponed 10
THURSDAY, OCTOBER sisT 1s72.
The oficers and Knights will form procession in
New aslle at O'c ock A. NJ , and I'D by tht
Phmuix Brass Band, will proceed TO the 1llting
Ground
Tiiing 10 commence at II O'Clock.
OrrlCEhS: Philip CLARK, Esq Chief Judge
Geo. Morrison and + hillp Nadders, Assistants
John q Byrne, "a, Orator OF the day; Col VIM.
Il, Newton Crow, lug urat r; Vim. Nj StlcKtrt Esq.
Ouief harshai; WIN. B. Ford Rsq list Assis an
Thos. II. uuis I'd Assistant
Geo. w. sut6 N, 50, oficer Of the Day; Atsis.
tants, n Clark, Esq s. r. Vail. Abntr Allston
RObt Montgomery.
Y6 Knguts having entered the lists, close CON
te-t splendid hOrsemansl alp may be expected
octqS-Bt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
Weather Record.

REPORTED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l, BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. SOth, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Temper Height Dew Wind Rain
atnre of Barom Point Fall
47.e. 30.40in. 54 1852 N. L. 0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
fur Salr.

EnR sALE-Will be sold verv cheap IN
II horse, one store wagon. sm'll Ger Nlc2N |
nantown rockaway, set OF harness a.
oct 9 1t Seventh and hpley
ENoR saLE-One business wapnn, suitable for |
Z grocer or butcher VIII be Id cheap lnqure |
oetsL4t. Second and Freuth streets.
NOR sALE-One OF the latest IT, proved Billiard |
No. Gus Market street,
oct29-at Wilmington, Del.
NNoR SALE OR HXChANGE FOR CITY OR
SUBURBAN PE EOPERTY "A nne FAnd n
in Cecil county Marl land contain ny l o acres NJ
OF lana anu good buildings ~ mites from North
East, on the toad aiding from North Ea.t station,
u he Uh'rlestOwn Road known as the "SIOne
iiOu'' '''"'' ApsS ss2SMrEL W. MocAuLEY,
No 8n2H Market street,
octo9 5t Winning ON. Dtlaware,
I4NuK SALh Ih'ee two.story BRICK a.
Il noUs ): one for $50 one for $3.50; one ~
Tor $500, over small Guild hg Loan ON each. Apply
to EV Ms PAM >Gr y,
Room No. l, ALMONDS building,
octssGt cor Eighth ana Market.
~ SALE - rwa nrsl-ea4s purchase money
Il mortgages, 20Un and sS go. For ems. &c.
| Inquire OF hNaNs PENNINGTON,
Room No. l, Aim nds Bui ding,
| Oct2S-tf cor. Eighth and Market.
| A4,ARM FOR SALE.-A valuable arm near -
y HADDoNFiELD, j bel nging to f.ysssssa
| a. the estate Of har lstn Anderson. de- k1}Sss
| ult ceased, containing ll2 acres OF land, -
within y II lies OF railrOt station at HHdd nle",,
his traC Is IN "a nlRh statt OF CulVdlOu anu Wtli
aHapted to nATket Gardening, Dairy Farming, rr
cumpiuau ay at present OF both; ~ Htre4 Of gooi
| NJ aiOw, with two permanent streams o water x
c"llent Farm House, with all III necessary rn',
| ) ling, .utnnuses complete. Persons desirOus OF
viewing the premises II do so by applyil a. the
Farm or through sTErH eN q, COLLINS,
oct 2s-1m, ,eud&w lll3 Market ST. Philadelphia
NNOt sALE-A large lot of wheat straw, (paltsD
II by SCA1 ikkGOOD LEN,
6ctq6 1u6 W Front st..
HSOh SALE-A thr story brick house, No. IN
Il sl6 Jefferson street; two story back Iuild- hiA
ings; light rooms; all II Odern lmprJyem nts; IN
complete 0ider. Ihls prOpeIty is Onered q eat
'Al s1'"' u '''''' ~ Y! ms IS PENNINGTON,
Room No. l, Alim1nus Building,
oct26 u Cor. stn and Market.
EN~R sALE-Pair of small mules, cheap. IN
= oct9 rt'' IT :" CITY RAILWAY Stable.
ENoR SALE-A nne large MARE suitable ~,
Il iur driving or drat Apply ~ &c2S
uNoR sALE-Three. story dwelling No. 2iU 6sEs
NJ. NJ. CHILD h co ~
octA-lm No 4, W. seventh st
RNuR SALE-A two-,tory tRANE HOUSE, ga
= Il rooms ana tnttyot 80 by l5O feet; good A:3
street, VEL ul go water within i've feet ut ki.chel
door. Price 81 100, subject q Loan. Apply 70
ROBERT MuUREhOI SE,
ocf23 At E. thirteenth street.
4 VNoK SALE = Ninety dVe feet and i0ur meme
Il front on Ngdson street, corner OF 6h 6S Zee
ntep to feet wide alley, cnrbt and paved. Appl
> TO NJ. NJ CHILD a co,
No. a, W. reyruth Bu ding,
oetl97t Exchange Banding.
k.NuR SALE-A corner lot, twenty-five feet los
n n inches, fronting on adisOn, n. ". corner 4
+, sixth street Also 40 feet on MadlsOn ABOVE oXtl
= NJ CHILD Il CO..
No. 4, ". seventh street,
octl9-7t Exchange Building.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
TINsTRUcTIoE IN

y
A ply to A. 7. SCOTT, Room No. g. 8. W. cornei
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING GLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at IN O'Clock. sep5-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
8EgislEr's AuttrEs.
nhEG1srER,s nEFIcR

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, October l7th,, 1879.
UpOn APP licatlOh OF hachel E. COLL Administra-
INK ~ FODeit ~ Cn lhs, late Of tlmiIRton City,
in said County deceased 1t ia ordered and directed
by the Register that the 'lninis rarlx aforesaid,
give notice Of the granting OF Letters OF Admlnis-
,rati upon the estate of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof by causing advertisements
10 he posted within 40 days from the date of such Let
tiers, In six Of the most public places OF the county
of New Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the same, or abide by
an Act OF Assembly IN such case made and provided.
And also cause the same 10 be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, q
newspaper published In Wilmington, and TO be con-
tinued therein Two weeks.
Given under the hand and Seal Of once OF
IL 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid the day and year
above written. b. GIBBS Register.
NOTlCE-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the AdninlstrdtrX on before Oct II,
1873 or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
Address RACHEL E. COLLINS. Adm trx,
octls-2w Wilmington. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

The Wednesday evening lectures at Calvary
P Z Church. will be resumed this evening, at
IA o'clock
A four.inch water pipe is being laid from the
Market street water main, at Eighth street, to
the Clayton House. This is for the special ac-
tommodation of the new hotel.
Euos Larkin will accept our thanks for late
copies of the DenYe er daily papers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

NTANrED-rv very one to know that tn place to
w yet cheap boots aud Shoes Is ut v rs rs new
boot Il snoe store.
&c 305' NO. ll9 MARKET ST.
~ ANTED-a shares Union Loan Associ4tlun
w s.ucK, Aptlyat
oct23-6G THIS OFFICE.
NANrhprc cpppr p,tts
For which ihe highest cash price wi he raid. Ap-
Ny 10 p. HASSU =.
2nd aud range STREETS,
Ort23-dFw,t' Whining on Del
NTANrEn-Al the Ladies' 10 rs- TSN ~
w mtmoer, when they have uneX- Y " lei
pect calls, or IN the ahseLce OF ser Ny n
vants,Or on al &c 'asiOns, hat WEAVER ~
tut i,ht FklhD IoIEnS by he dozen un-
dred, AZ short LOtica octis JAM
AVT ANT ED-ro rent, i've or sixoomed house
w for shall family. ADDRESS
octs-tt ". Y, THIS Off
M ANTGD-TO EVCH NNGE - A rented store
w and dwei lug "irn ROOMS, On King street.
| for private house. Address
ocl9-tf "B l.. J y This ONCE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

The tournament takes plaza tomorrow If the
weather will permit,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
New vAderlIs, ments, This Day.

Kunke 3 glitter Wine of Iron.
b. OTIS and shOes-WesL
Hardware Truman a Shaw.
1 ity ltems-vari' us parties,
Farm for ii al Thomas Darlington.
Nauted-SitHatinn IN store
Notice-True TemplaTs.
Proposals wanted-Phiemna Ch7ndler.
AtttnIion-R punli at lnvincbles.
Notice-Gralt and Wilson ioneeTs.
Horses al alcuOn-Cily Bazaar and Tattersal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
avantrd.

advertisements of three lines are inserted under
this head three times for 90 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30
$itaatiuus aud zttIp agautsa.

Advertisements of three lines are Inserted under
this head twice for 70 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

E.NOk SALE.--Une of the most ue tuuiul $40 on
70 The Brandy wine, about one and one, half
squares. Near onethird Overed with Natural
Gro' e. beautiful pas for handsome dwellings
or large summer BO irdlng House. reference E
LAhklN, No. 8 mast Second ST., Wilmington, Lei.
iV2Sm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

L'OR SALE.-ScatteTgu Allen, IU6 W. FRONT at
u Is receiving large supplies VI Baled HAY by
ral, Whlch ne ~ selling at the lowest market prices
Also nice lot OF Hay lOOae by the ton. La and
leave yInr 'r,teTs anr2a.tt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-30

ANoR SALE-The handsome residence No. -
H 1901 Delaware avenue cor. OF Harr son Ais
street. Apply To jel0-tf j. P. MOLEAK.
LNoR sALE-Pew No. 1872 In Grace Church. An.
H. ply to II. q. ROBINSON,
Jel-u Fourth and Market
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

Local Taxation, The Defiance pemocra,
gives the following comparative rates Of taxa.
tion iu the several towns naned in
in Northwestern Obin, for all purposes. Cor
1872: Defiance 27.5O, Marion 1880, Keuion
25.lO, Ada 20 SO, riiIin 1906, Fostoris 1905
Perrysburg 20 30, Bowling Green % 10, Ant
werp 32,s5, Napoleon 1900, Toledo Sl7O, Mau
NEE City $3.50, Sylvania 1910, Ottawa AZ 80,
Columbus Grove 800, Belmore 20 90, Archi.
bald 2l.4O, Wauseon 1880, Delta 80 90, Buoy
rus 2l Os, Crestline 22Ol, Gallon 1902, Edger-
ton 2l.OO, Stryker 2s7O, Bryan 80, Delphos
81 90, Wiltshire 81 25, Van Vert % rs, Fremont
20 SO, Clyde 2i.oO, wapakopctta 2l.2o, ST.
MarYs 81 80.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

The AldIMe.-The December number Of
Tie Aidine is on our table. Everybody has
seen the old picture of the discovery of printing
where two elderly gentlemen, with ;he aid of the
devil (then as now au innocent lad), have taken
the first impression from type form, and are
rapt in awe al the Importance Of the event as
serts itself n their minds. Fancy the feelings
of that trio could they o'erleap the barriers of
time aud gaze with Us upon the splendid pages
n1w before us. Here are specimens Of tho mos
exquisite Workmanship in wood-cut printing in
quantity sufficient for a very goodisiztd volume
oa the most sumptuOus paper, and yet it is
merely one months offering of five dollar
PsFi0iioail Let us measure this wonder, let us
count these plates-just forty large and small
coSting subscribers one cant each When It Is
considered that in no other publication or shape
can so much art be obtained for many times the
amount of the subscription for the whole year,
II can bs readily understood that we are bu.
doing our readers common justice to acquaiut
them, OF. such an opportunity and to impress
upon the American public the plain duty Of a
cordial aud practical support to an enterprise
Which reflects credit upon cur young country.
Can any good Thing come out OF Nazareth p"
Is there such thing as art or correct taste in
America Come aud see
The publishers have a sufficient number If
the Chsomos, "Ths Village Belle" and "Cross-
ing the Moor" now printed TO supply large
number Of subscribers. but should they run
short all dues in this respect will be supplied
with tue February number.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

The death Of Mr.. GRERLEY leaves an orphan
whose utter bereavement will eutitle her 10 q
wide aud earnest expression Of sympathy. lu
the latter part of October, Purser HEMPsTEAD,
OF the steamship Missouri, the allanccd loyer
Of Miss IDA GREELEY, was lost in the terrible
disaster which belel that vessel. A few days
Later her mnthcr WIS borne TO her last es, in
Greenwood cemetery, and now her Father, too,
has passed away. Father, mo lher and lover
wi,hin single month have crossed tie dark
liver frum which there is no return. The
fimily is wholly broken up. Rarely, inde,
hts there fallen upon one young mourner a sad
dor, more overwhelming climax Of affection tia
t'1at which now leaves this daughter Of odoi
1suLEIEY, 'lQ
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13
SUBSCRIBED SUBSCRIBE !

Encouraged by the numerous compli-
monts the Journal has received by letter
and verbal, VIC have determined to make
the effort to double the present circulation
cf the paper within the next year. We
will send the JOURNAL from now until
January Let, 1874, for $3.50 in advance, or
$500 il paid within the year. No one can
we'll afford to be without the amount OF
good reading for this Insignificant sum.
We trust each of our readers will oblige us
by calling the attention of their neighbors
TO his offer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

All honor to The Indiana Legislature That
body has taken the initiative toward putting
terminus 20 tho favorite and successful plea of
under consideration a bill, providing that when
any prisoner is acquitted of murder on the Plea
ofInsanity, the evidence which acquits shall be
sui1itient to send him to an asylum for sac
keeping. Such law as that is just what is
needed not only in Indiana, but in every State
in the Union and when such law is found on
all statute books, the insanity dodge will at
once plhy out
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

The Cincinnati Gosoites Washington cor
respondent says; "Ex-Spsuker ORR, of South
Carolna, receives his appointment as Minister
to Russia without solicitation, either on his own
part or that Of his friends, and will receive the
first news through the papers. His nppoiu ment
gives general satisfaction, and is accepted-as AZ
evidence Of practical good will and reconciliation
toward the South"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

4 wife murderer, named Jenkins was ha%
~ Washington recently. His title to ths man
sions in tho skies was the clearest of any of the
n.nrderers who have gone to glory from the gal
lows that we have read of. When, during the
reading of the death warrant, the day OF his
execution was mentioned. he exclaimed e.. So
that's to-day, thank God, will soon put o.
r'oss aud receive a crown of glory. As
m1ment for the drop TO fall approached, he said +,
with emphasis. "As sure as the deed is done
my soul will waft to glory, know that God
has a crown prepared for me and | shall soon
wear IT," He was very cousiderate towards
tho Sheriff and officers, aud LEFT them his last
1'iIce Of advice to "contnue in the path of vir-
,us AMI I'll meet you" 1t does not appear he
said any thing about meeting his murdered wife
Perhaps his idea was that he having cut ber of
IN her sins, she has no chance for Heaven,
while he having had time to repent and be con
vsrted, will thus be separated from her.-Er.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-12-13

Will lie Succeed LIN nine eases out Of.
ten no mans life will ba success if he does
MT bear burdens in chdhepd. II the fondness
or vanity Of his father or mother have kept him
from hard labor; If another always helped him
ont Of the end of a row If, instead uf taking
his turn at pitching off, he always moved away
all the time-in short, If what was light always
fell to hi,I and what was heavy about the same
work to some one else; il he had been permitted
TO shrink until shlrking had become habit,
unless a miracle IS wrought his life will be
failure, and the blame viii not be half so much
his as that Of his weak, foolish parents.
On the other hand, il a boy has been brought
mp to do his part, never allowed to shrink any
legitimate responsibility. or to dodge work,
whether not ii made his heart ach9 or his
hands blacksmith bearing heavy burdens
becomes matter Of pride, the parents as they
bid him good by, may dismiss their fears, His
life win not be a business failure. The elements
Of success are his, aud some time anI in some
way the world will recognize his capacity.