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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08

NOTICE.

A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES OF
n the stock OF the woodville Gold aud Silver
Mining Company. located In Gold Hin Mining
Di,,ric,, storey county. State Of Nevada. will be
sold for ten ($io) dollars per share. Su6scrip-
ton books now open At the offc. OF A: NOEL,
Secretary. Room No. - Nsyward's Building,
No. 4I9 California street, San Francisco, Call
fJrnia
myS IN A. NOkI., Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08
GIRL WANTED.

AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN GIRL, TO
a III, IS 4, d s SsSss sSs; : TTckt sR' So ss Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08
~sTocKHoLnERs' MEETING.

rcLIPsE. WINTERS AND PLATO CON-
II solidated Gold Hill Mining Company.-Lo-
cation ofWofkr, Gold HIN, Storey county. Stats
OF Neyada.-Notice is hereby given that the
First Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held At the office OF the
Company, Room No. Is Merchants Exchange
BuiIdinv, California street, San francisco, Cal.
itornIa, on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF July,
AID 1871, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. =. The
transfer books win DO closed on Wednesday, the
18th day OF July, a. noon.
By order.
wi Id JOS. MARkS Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08
TO LET,

TWO FRONT ROOMS, Up STAIR, ~
in Maynard's Bailding, Main street.
Gold Hill. Also tho STORE beneath, oc-
oaplsd By B. Gsll&nd. jsisn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
Showing the namhsr efFeetand shares in
tho prIsoipsl Mines dealt In at the
FrancIsco Stock aud EXCHANGE Heard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-08

WOOD. q Frceborn, Trustees. 462. 30. {.
Woods s. Freedom, Trustees. ~. .....0...
woods q Freeborn. Trustees .635. .... 10.
woods h Freeborn, Trustees. T02. ...... b..
;Wehsier 4 Sonic, Trustees. .2aS ......@ -.
vyehstcr q Soule' Trustees. .4s5. .....l TO-.
vyohstor q Sonlc' Trustees. 80. .....25 ...
Webster & Soule, Trustees. .fT3......W....
Williams, Deane & Co. Trus,. ,oo
Ward I'd Tru,tec ..,,.,.,. 622... To-.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

TIE celebrated Tichb)rne case which Las
Uctn ca ira 10 London Tor so long a time,
was brought 10 a sudden and most uneI-
p-cteI termination en- Wednesday. Upon
Tie opening Of the court, counsel for the
c.ai.hant TO the lichborne estate announced
that their client had decided, in view vi the
action Of tie jury on Monday, 10 saying
they Lad heard sufficient evidence wheTeon
10 base a vtrdi,t, 10 withIraw his cause be.
lore the court. Ater this announcement Of
the counsel Tor the plainuf, counsel for The
defense asked Lord Chie Justice Boyil 10
,bae 4 warrant Tor ihe arrest OF claimant,
on Charge Of perjury, and fix his bsil at
$4,000 Tie petition was granted, and a
bench warrant was issued Tor his arrest.
Iue Claimant was not present at tue session
# tie court on Wednesday, aud il was be-
Aeyed q, frst that lie had lied from the city,
au, shortly alter the issuance OF the warrant
iJr LIE arrest BIZ was taken into custody by
tue police and conveyed 10 Newgate.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08


Among the many investigations now being
made of the chemical action Of light, there are
none more interesting or more important than
those which are directed TO the observation Of
its effects on the health. 1t has been observed
by DR.. Weber that the sensibility OF the SKIN
is very much increased in those parts Of the
body which are always exposed to the light,
and this difference has even been measured
by that eminent physician. This remarkable
fact is especially observable on persons SUI
fering from small. pox, the severity OF the SKIN
disease being yisably augmented If the patient
be not confined in dark room. DR.: Waters
has recently published paper on this SUP
ject, in which he states that If The room DC
darkened so that not a single ray can enter H.
the effect is to arrest the disease at the papulal
or vascular stage 1t never becomes purulenl,
and the skin between the yersicles is never
infamed or swollen liquor sdnguinis Is no
changed into pus, nearly all the pain anc
itching are absent, and the smell is II no
entirely removed, greatly diminished An
other advantage, important in therapeuuc1al
point of view, is the assistance given 10 medi
cines, the absence of light increasing the e1
creory powers of the skin.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
Dr.. yAYSE's GPANITE BUILDING IN
RVISs.


me. 9p ia Sl a ss J!astssladl m2t GssIuevs
long time occurred about niue o'clock on
Monday evening, involving the partial de-
s.ruclion OF the magnificent sud well known
granite drug store Of Dr. DAVID Jayne,
situated Oh tie south side Of Chestnut street
below Third, and extending back 10 Carter
street.
Tie ire LloAe OUT ia tue third story, in
,Ae room occupied by Mr.. Joseph r. Carpen'
tcr, United States revenue stamp priuler
4ad onggayer. The flames quickly spread
..ruuEAou; tLc drying room, aud il lisa
ku az noGf one Ldlf Of sue upper i'iil ut
to building wac IN flames.
lie building was occupied Uu the hrst
Q1ul by Jayne Is Walkers drug store, aud
10y EllwoOd Shannon & Sons tea Solo. b.
y. Mann aud Mr. sheppard occupied the
portion Of The COud ,Or over shsnnon's.
The third and fourth floors were used, as
atcd, by j. r Carpenter & Co., tuaL pVr-
ion v! the second 1JUr over the drug store
icing occupied as cloth store by Wernwag
Is Co, A potion OF he sixth aud all Of TIE
seventh ami eighth stories were used for
,Ae mauuac uuus aud putting up Of tue
medicines sold by tie firm Oi Jayne Il
Walker, who arc said to be July insured.
The fire worked ls way through to the
Chestnut street ilcnl, aud at twenty-five
minutes J8st one O'clock tue lofty cupola,
Which has been u land mark In the city iUr
mole luau twenty years, fell IN tue filming
t. Icing with Il Tremendous roar, causing
lmmense colGmns OF SPARKS 10 take their
iligAt into the wintry air.
The flremen labJred un Ter much disad.
vantage Ivy reason Of tue coldness Of the
weather, WHICH frog the water as II fell up
1n their oqutments, completely Goa ihg
them with ice. TIE great height of the
building was another obstacle In the way OF
Ieachiag the fire.
The OH ,in Of tue fire Is traced 10 tue rear
at OF Tie lhlrd floor, where oily rags used
d cleaning machinery were permitted 10
accumulate. Il is tie Ufluion Of those who
.eeui ~ be best informed on The subject that
the fire was the result OF spontaneous com
bustl0n.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
rn.1,.,, an0 Amer1e.u U.e OF words

English ana American Use o. "vs""
Many words now considered purely Amer,
can were in common use in England two anu
a half 10 three centuries ago. Thus, prink, /
to deck, to adorn, is still used in the Eastern |
States in the sense in which II was employed
in the reign of Queen Elizabeth by boih
Spencer and Shakespeare One Yankee g u
will say to another whose toilet may appear
to have taken some time, 20, you've peeh
prinking " or, What time you've taken
to prink - In fact, the verb is used in all It's
moods and senses, Mnss, confused en-
counter possibly q corruption OF the French
melee), is generally supposed TO be purely
American idiom. On the contrary 1t is good
Shakspearean English. In "Antony and
Cleopatra Antony says "When late l
spake, like boys unto muss, kings would
rush forth :" and the word is used by both
Messenger and Fletcher. Lam, to beat, Is
another American word which claims Eng
lsh pareniage. Sir Walter Scott says, in
"Peyeril Of the Peak" that the phrase was
in common use in the time Of Charles II, and
asserts that it was derived from the iaie OF
one DR.. Lamb, an astrologer, who was
knocked on the head by the mob in the pre-
ceding reign. Bug, again, used in Ameflc'
8 as generic term for every species oil insect
is a good old English word. A bug hatl
buzzed in my ears" says Bacon in one Of III
+ letters, and the word will be frequently ioun'
If in contemporary literature. At the presen
- day it is so completely obsolete In Engan
d that when, q few years ago, an edition o. u
4. late Edgar Allen Poe's works was puohsne
nj in London, the editor was obliged 10 alter u
title Of that very clever little story, I'll
Golden Bug" TO "The Golden Beetle"
order not 10 give offence TO English ear
Loafer, lazy, idle vagabond, and rowdy'
ouarreisome, troublesome fellow, are botn,
no believe, purely American idloms: Lord ~
re wer, therefore, in his comedy OF 'Walpool
an or Every Man Has His Price" has been gun
of Of a slight anachronism In putting the ia.'
lin speaks on one occasion Of "rowdy electors
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
sHERIFF'5 SALES.
Sherif's Sale,

ny virtue Of sundry wris Of Yendionl ExponAs 10 me
directed will be expofed 10 puble sale at the Hotel
kept by William Ford, at kirkwood, In Peneader
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

-, Two five roomsd houses In West Wilmington
ni!Fs Rent eight, nine and ten dollars per month.
E.sht j. A. BROWN.
dlliI-h myS A West Wilmineton,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
TAXPAYER AND HIS GRAMMAR.


The JOURNAL Of the 9th inst, contains an
article signed Tax Payer, In which the writer
carps at the superintendent Of public schools
Of this city, and attempts to cri,iclse one oil
his published letters.
Mir. Harlan Is neither an elegant writer
nor an accomplished scholar Taxpayer,
the critic, is so deficient in his effort TO write
English correctly that he should purchase
small dictionary in order 10 learn the meaning
of words, and diminutive grammar, so that
he can in future write on "diyers occasions
with more elegance and precision
| am not a partisan OF the superintendent
yet, il he is TO be overhauled, the oyerhaulel
Of errors "when found should make a note o
it," Let Taxpayer "look in his dictionary
and explain what he means by "wretehe'
grammar !" Ii Taxpayer desires TO be 81
perintendent l suggest that he shall preser
: himself for competitive examination.
I ANTi-HUMpUG
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

for the right TO purchase at cost the site now
occupied by the New York post-ofhce,, was
presented. The House took up the bill TO
grant to the Central Pacific Railroad Company
the use Of one-half of the island Of Ierba
Buena, in San Francisco Bay, various amend
ments were proposed and ordered to be
printed, and the bill went over till Thursday.
AT half-past one O'Clock the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the deficiency ap.
preparation bill. The Committee reported
the bill back to the House, and then without
voting on 1t, the House adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
A STANDARD REmEDY.

Such a. article IL Dr.. sIMMs' WHITE PULNoNIC
BALSAM. II hasatold before the public for 10 years,
aud has failed giving tAsfsetion 10 single IN
stance Every drop Of this valuable compound mixed
BY Dr.. simms himself, aud has been 'pNpAFed only
by hseffor the last therefore Il can be re-
lied upou II Is warranted suprior to any other for the
cure Of Chrone aud COugss, Sore Throat bIon-
ehitis Asthma Group, WhoopiugCough Blood Splitting,
Ho,rsenes, &c.
There is no medicine in the world that stands on
Is own merits than DR.. slMMs' WHITE PULhoNlC
BALSAM Thousands Of references can be given BY the
Doetr 10 It's rare virtues every dollar bottle Is
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction. BOLD bv Dugzsts and
store keepers throughout the United staes Price 80
cents, medium ard one dollar large sized bottles.
Principal depot, Fourth and King streets, sold by
| deal ers thru ugh bout the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

Sherifi's naIe.
By virtue Of writ Of vendtoni ExyonAs 10 directed
will be exposed TO Public SALE Al the Hotel kept by
John Elliott, In the Village Of Christians, in
white Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
County, Delaware.
On THURSDAY, the 2lst day OF March,
1872, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
The following described Real Estate, viz:
- tract Of lAni situAto in tho village Of
4eHA Chrittlana White Clay Hundred, New Castle
Hn.N1 co unity. Delaware, bounded as described as
lssss #z& follows 10 wit Commencing At C. rner On
Gsx.s1 Mcguire street And running along line late
u Waiter r. Souhgate to corner, AMI thence BY other
land ofsAid southgAietoA Of James Mansaed's
land and along said Mansfield line 10 Mcguire street,
and along said MAgu street to the place OF brganing
BE- the contents Whist they may, with two story brick
house thereon ere ted and fame kilehec.
SEIZED aud taken In eSecution rs the property Of
Richard HumphIeF, and u be sold by
JAMES ARMsrE ONd, Sheriff
Sheriff. once, New Castle, March /, 1879
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
NOTICES.
NOTICE,

NUTINEs
Extract from he Minutes Of The Levy Court, adopted
February IAN, A. y, 1871
All persons making application to the Court for the
reflndng OF Taxes on the ground that they were levied
on an erroneous or illegal assessment must make such
application IN person by attorney. aud set forth the
PARTICULARS Of their claim IN writing, verified by oath or
affirm alton. -,
Aud further notice IL hereby given that the Court VIII
sit as Court OF Appeal Tor the transaction OF such
other business as iuay before IT, Oh the following
days In March, viz tue 9Th 9th, tn, 9Th, l4h 1871
i4h 10th 18th 2oh, 2ist 22d 26th 2Ith 2sth aud 29
and such other DAYS tue 4, urt may adjourn to- and
further the Court has sot apart Ihursdsy the 2at FOL
tie approval disApproya Of roads IN tns several nun
dreds aud the 22d Tor the transfer o. school voters and
any other business connected with the public schools
Perseus having business with the Court will please b
governed accordingly.
jNO. r SPRINGER, Clerk.
New Castle Del. Feb. i6tl, lsII-2w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

GEN. GRAST has decided to remove Gen
Lopgstreet from the Office Of Surveyor OF the
Port of New Orleans so the telegraph IN
forms us. If true it will serve the old IeDel
risht.-It was bad enough for him TO hsn'
against his country, but it was infinitely mean
and cowardly in him to wipe the blood nom
his Gettysburg sword, and take Fedora
Office for the sake Of lis salary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
NOTICE

All persant having claims againttthe estate or the
deceased ust present the same dulyateated TO the
Admnsratois on or before January a. 1873. or abide
the Act o Assembly In sueh case made and provi-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

Mr. Carpenter, contractor ior prin.in
adhesive stamps Tor revenue, writes to the
DclDmlss.oaer that all plates, rollers and
dllsred stamps were saved IRON the Ore in
Jayne Is blilding in Philadelphia, the finished
wora no. being kept in the Jayne building
but being removed al the Close VI each days
business 10 another location. The presses
AID ot-eT material were but slightly DANA
sed, and another building has already been
h'ted up Tor the Continuance Of tue contract
wita t-e government without unnecessary
aC!av.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
Females Suffering with Ruuture

Or other Physical Weakness, are invitsa visit rhA
dslphA, aud call at .. n. NEkDLEe' Office, No. lbl
Twelfth street, below Race, 10 obtain proper Trusser
Braces Supporters sc; lady attendant conducts this
department. with professional ability. Examination
made aud suitable insu umsnts for ProlApsus applied
O. H. HBeDLEs gives personal atteaon to malls patient
at his ofee, corner Twelfth aud ace Streets Pniade
phiA. Extensive practice 10 this special branch q
Mechanical Remedies, lhsurss Intelligent aud eorre
treatment. ss-BANNIN0s BRACES adjusted.
nl9-clo4- ION
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

INon rALE.--A GOOD FARM IN PEN
II CADER HUNDRED, about 100 acres, u miles from
D. Georges station, on tRe Delaware Railroad Build
ngs all neWi 20 aerss In orchard 80 acres In wood
foueing good. Terms easy. Apply to
THOMAS NJ. O0LB,
uovlT-ti NOT East rhirdst., wilmin gton, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

Rabagas, pardon Us, 6itviel having had
the inpudenco 10 read 10 one Of his comrades
letter from CApoul, we have Lad the hides
cret!on 10 copy over his SHOULDER t.o following
lines. They are the veritablo irayelns M
pgessions Of 'he extonof OF Tie "loia
Comlque
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
Deafness BIindnessand uatarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by J. IsAkos, NJ D.
aud Professor Of DISEASES OF the BY Aad EAR hib
speeiAty)ia the Medical College Of PennsylvaniAi
years experisn7s formerly Of Leydsn, Hoiland) No.
s05 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
can be seen at bis once. The medical faculty 10
vtsd to accompany their patients he has no secret
his practice. Artificial eyes inserted Sithout pay
Ofoharge for examination. Hpl2lsl
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

.ts4a. RARE CHANCE ron sPEUU-
Ni.f1 LArlON.- OR sALE.-A square Of ground
HIM between Ia aud 18th Streets, and King and
kaAk7k French Stree III iest front on King By zls
feet dsepi 80 feet ffon French. Inquire or
TIM, o0LE.
apr50-tf No.4 East Third Street
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

An investigation by the Boston journal Of
Chemistry into tho composition oil the paper
used by some of the leading journals oil ms
country and England, shows among others,
the following facts OF eleven American
papers submitted to the test, the sheet ireesl
from earthly adulteration was that oil copy
of the Journal itself, which showed only
about half of one per cent.
Ranging upward, the Scientific American
paper Is found to contain no leos than l4t pei
cent, or over 400 pounds OF clay to every
weekly edition Kaolin costs about one cent
a pound-the manufacturer receives thirteen
or founeen-hence II Is not difficult 10 sec
where the profit comes in. But in England
the secret Of making clay paper Is Oeuel
used. a.,
In one specimen the percentage was u :, O
ons-fith Of the whole weight. It is appa'
rently with no dctriment 10 the quality oil IN
paper that the earth is introduced, and SO lonI
as maker and purchaser have mutual un
Outstanding on the price, there is no fraud Il
/ its use, but rather we should say, decide
advantage. But we suspect that such under
standings are not very often the case.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

MARGARET JANE RICHARDgoN,
ELDRlr0E RICHARDSON,
Adminlatrators
Addrcss-Wilminston Delaware ian22-2m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY,
MARsuAL's OFFICE.

II s MARSHALL OFFICE,
u DisfHIlT or pElAWAHE,
NiLNFaron, Feb. 2sth 1871
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE; That on the zslh DAY
Il tubruary A. b. 1874, Warrant 10 Bankruptcy Was
sued against Jos L. NiiaDsi OF tie CountS OF usiA-
gsrs and State q Pennsylvania who has bssn adj idg
cd Bsnkrupts upon his own Petltoui that the pay
ent Of any dstts, and delivery Of Auy property be
longing to such bankrupt to him or ipr bis use, aud
Tue transfer Of auy property BY him. are iorb dien by
that meeting OF tue creditors Of said Bankrupt,
U prove their dsbts aud choose At
{ lis Estate will be held At Court Il Bankruptcy
" be holden Ia the City OF nston, at the once Of
sri c. BIRD, No co. hing street, beflra Levi G Bird,
Lister on the i4th day OF May 1919, At ~ o'clock,
AN jim ~ DUNN,
fsb29 s. Marshal, az Messenger.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

IN TWO TRUCK FARMS Tear Whining ton.-
l;itN Possession OF one Of them Gao BE- given imme
l,,lHA diately.
kxNAl Also, Small House for rent, possession i'm.
Meiiaisy. apply to W. N. MooAULLEY CO..
oet4o COS Market Street, Wilmington, Del
.ssSd OGLErOWN nUTEL for SALE
nltn Contains IL ltOoMs-7 up stairs aud down.
mMI stable Shading aud pump Of excellent water
klik:h At door. one acre OF ground attached. Price
S4'uUOi $1,000 may remain mortgage. For further
particulars apply 10 Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
On the premises.
Or to THOMAS N. OdLE, No. 4 East Third Street
Wilmington, Del i'm
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
Diamond Cutting-she ErNdC Ia Anna.
INrffuru.

Nearly all the owners OF the amsterdam
diamond-mills arc wealthy; but the operatives,
though they have wha, is regarded as very
good wages in Holland, are quite poor Like
tho watch-makers Of Geneva, they usually
inherit their trade their fathers and grand.
fathers having been employed IN TIC same
business They are regular as clocks -laboUr.
ing so many hours every lay, and giving the
sinctest and most absorbing attention 10 ihci
Cxacling toll, which is A constant strain upon
their brain and nerves no .trs than UPON
their senses and their mucles. They need 20
keep their heads clear and Their blood cool 10
perform all The delicate manirGat!ons nCccs.
sarv The least dUaccss Of saint or touch, or
the smallest variation in handling might do
more damage than a whole lifetime Of WAGES
would make good. They very rarely spoi.
any Of their work by any fault Of their own
for they are 60 disc.pAned and ilained 10 ,helr
calling that their lauCs obey tAeI mind al.
most With the perfection Of machinery
Diamond-cutung seems 10 me q most as.
NAL trade. Tie hunare-s Of men have see.
engaged in the mills Appeared wan and worn
and melancholy, as vc. 'ley might, with
their perpetual and uoco,o4ous round @.
cherries and consuming .e.L 10 them each
day 10 ike every other cay. Tic seasons and
the years come and g., and 90 aud CONE.
without chance OF Change Their world j:
but q revolving disc; the STAINING Of the eve
the tension Of the nerves, q painful prcssur,
Of the hand against the ..ulC gem that mock.
them with its brightness, and deios them
with its possibility Of possession. So. in one
unbToken repetition Of v.suul work, tAeir liz
creeps darkly on, and only when the enc
comes docs their rest sccm 10 begin
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
maGue
IsIED.
EILUs
lie ;s:a un, Ns. A. naas-, aged

NASLET.-l- lie .5:a ut, Ms Am nas's- a-ei
"a cas-
Dearest mother, thou las .sfut
Aad thy loss dee, ly iee!
Bat its God that has 1ereit 49,
He tiu ail o4r sorrows Zeal,
Go-t a4t act lggottcr.
HIGGINS March 9Th, OF AGtllaau1s Oh tho braiu
,larc- y, ouy son OF JOAN aud L .uisa uigylt,-,
.s I'd ~ ugnths And days
l. lblSsON March oh, ~ c.-sf Vlaet t. sldest
daughter Of eonlas H. and Ea.u,1 Ral,ts.on .ged
ysars, II mouths sal 8 days. -
rENHIPACKER.-ln tais city. o. pas.n5ai,. E.t,le.
sueutlI And day, ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08

The NEW OPERA HOUSE is cold to those
who sit near the entrances. Cannot the inner
doors be fixed so that people will not take
cold from the current OF air rushing through
them all the time? There should be LOBBY
all around the lower circle.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Handsome MousTAcHE

PROF ST. CROIXs FRENCH con-
Mhlskkks. POUND, the Great HAIR GROWER
MousIACHk. will produce lux uriant MOUSrAChk
WHISPERS. or WHIsK sRs on the spoothsst face
Pleasant TO sent 10 any sdiras'
on recsiot Of Fifty Cents.
II. BOND, CHEMIST,
N. v. Cor. TENTH aAd ca ksTNUr sTRsRTs,
isb29-1y PHILADELPHIA.