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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19
Location Of Consciousness.

A farmer sitting upon barrel with
his feet bracing the foreboard of wagon,
which unfortunately gave way, fell di-
rectly down behind the horse on smart
trot. Suddenly frightened, the alarmed
animal kicked back in way that the
toe cork of his shoe took off the whole
frontal bone of the mans skull, together
with the anterior lobes of the brain lev.
ell with the eyes. Both optic nerves
were exposed, as well as the ollactories.
He lived several hours, entirely without
pain, minutely describing the accident.
A nursing child was on exhibition some
years ago at New Orleans, whose head
was so enormously distended with water
that it was as large as gallon jug.
The brain was complete sack, the
bones being forced apart at all sutYres /;
yet in that anomalous condition 1t was
not much unlike the children of that
age, being actively conscious. Next, a
railroad overseer at Cavendish, VT, but
twenty years since, had an iron bar four
feet long by an inch square carried clear
through his head from one side to the
other and many rods beyond, 10y an ex-
plosion of a charge he was tamping.
Without pain or loss of consciousness,
he eventually recovered, dying ultimate
ly in California. A question for scent.
lists: Where is the location of conscious.
ness
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

A GOOD story is told of st. Louis
nobby dry goods clerk who attended a
dance i'm the rural district a few even
ings since. lie wore a Chevoit shirt,
and put on a great many airs. He was
somewhat taken down, however, when
he overheard one country lass say to
another, That st. Louis chap sings on
a heap of style for Teller that wears a
bed.tick shirt
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19
Come. father, do not forget | pray.

IOme. MINOR, 90 not torget prhy,
am just fifteen this blessed day
I'm pretty tall fellow for that, you see;
And in less than "A year in college | II be-
Unless all my digging should drive me TO he'd
For I'm udying the eyes almost out of my head
when 1t rather be popping away AT duck,
With very great skill anu very poor luckl
So | II come TO the point. for under the sun
There's nothing / want like "A handsome new gun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
The rru. Grounds Of Cs.aas.es

The True Grounds Of Coaaaeace.
Whence comes that 6rm reliance. that absolute
undoubtng faith in the efficacy Of HOstetters Stom
ach Htters . remedy for indigestion. bilious dis
orders. intermittent aud remttsnt fsvers. which
toriousy prevail in all parts Of the United States
This confidence has been growing for twenty years.
and il still extending. 1t is not the result Of
Aality; Il has not been sngsndered BY any human
device. but 10 the spontaneous and natural eonse-
auence Of experience. What people see daily geins
on under their own eyes they cannot question:
When families in unhealthy districts that resort TO
this wholesome vegetable tonic. as preventative,
escape periodical fevsrs snd th cir immediate neigh
the disease. how Is It possible that the phsnomsaon
should be without it, lesson? In like msaner whom
it is that obstinate cases Of dyspepsia Of liver
complaint, VI constipation. OF nervous weakness
and Of general debility yield to the operation Of the
famous remedy. how can even incredulty itself
withhold its endorsement? Eye witnesses Of the
salutAry ELECTS of the Btters to be found in ev
cry ciyilix.d settlsmsntsOn this 'ntinent. The
thousands upon thousands who owe their rsstO.
ration to health and strength. or their preserva
ton from sickness. to its extraordinary medicina
properties. enthusiastic In its praise. The mul
titudes who commend It in y neighborly way u
their friends and acquaintances ~ well as thost
who make public their estimate Of It's virtues are
always ready 70 state their reasons for the faith tha
il 10 them. They have all either folt witnesses
its bene6 e6cent operations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

If the three thousand naturalzed citizens Of
Rhode Island who are debarred from voting
because they 90 not own sreal estate had voted
on Wednesday. Rhode Island would have CIV
en- a Democratic ma iNity. Ast was.a Demo
q atic Lieutenant-G overnor, Charles b. Cutler,
was probably elected by small majority over
Pardon w. Stevens, Republican. In 1877 the
Republican State ticket, with the exception Of
Lisutena nt- Governor, was elected by a..iSO ma
jority.. When little Rhody, the most Badlcal.
ly Republican State in the Union. elects a
Democratic Lieutenant Governor, ,it Is evident
that party lines are disappearing in the battle
between reform and corruption.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
On Eyerybody's Tongue.

EulOgiums Of the great National Regenera-
tor Of Health, PLANTAT0N BITTERs, are on
everybody's tongue. This gratuitous rsr'
r0cs advertising Is better than all the paid.fOr
putting to which the owners Of bogus bittsrs
are obliged to resort. 1t has . spontaneous
hesftiness about u which carries convection to
the liind OF the AUDITOR. But Is . we'll
known fact that the prOpriotOrs OF the PLAN
TATION BIrrERs have never relied upon news
paper bolstering 70 establish the success Of q
preparation which owes Its astonishing pOpu-
larity mainly to the oral testimony Of the
thousands who have either experienced or
been the eye witness Of the immense physl
cal good IL has wrought throughout the length
and breadth Of the land.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

"A. GA numl,er OF Administration papers are
down Oh the honest journals OF the party for ad-
vocating Col. McCiurs's right to take his seat in
the Pennsyivania Senate 1t is not at all denied
that he Ia justly entitled to it, rs the exposure OF
frassd in rsturning his opponent Gray was over
wheaning; lnt 1t appears that he voted with the
DemscSsts ON the Apportionment Bill, and this
was considered good reason why he should not
hnve besn permtteil to take hisH.at In Congress
aaA al lhs Legishtures of tho Southern States
the same dsregard to the Constitutional hts OF
men who have bccn legally elected to Office has
been shown ia both Houses, where Administra-
tion members returned by fraud are yet permitted
to ebap they seats and record their Votes just u
HtASy Md bright ners. IL Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
- The Tho n, as Concerts.

ave takA ~ faliowplg tpm Tin IT, Loass k)ep,-
e1ynE ~Ahok !" ~of the Chicagu sRepWl1ietisi, is
credited With tha witty remark that the Gi,Her-
encs between NerO and Thomas orchestra at
Chicago. lies IN TIP iet that "the former fdiled
while Rome was burning, and the latter roamed
while their 6ddles were burning" 1t is fort,l-
nate for St. Louis that they roamed in this dirsc-
tioa.i Their second concert last night was simply
superb. The general impression produced On the
auiiencs tsas TINT OF Completeness Nothing Id
be desred. This was particularly noticeable in
the opening piece. the symphony in D, from the
3Sth work at Schumann, and III the overture to
the EgmOnt OF Beethoven. The finest shades oi
sxpreset6n ard the tenderest feelings were pro
duced III the most exquisite manner Miss Marie
Krebs assistsd by the oschtstr., brilliantly per
tDsuled . Sesnanz and rondo from Chopin and
skObiAstein's "Etude AU,ernae." Not the leas
eujoyabe Of the selections was concerto from
Paganini, the violin solos OF which were tinel,
executed BY Mr.. Bernard Listsman. The whole
penofMsnce WAS thoroughly enjoyable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
RHODE ssLAND.

A Radical Governor and q Democratic
III Wtenant Governor.
PROVIDENCE, April Full returns Of the State
election show q majority Of l,l76 for Padelford,
Republican, for Go 7ern0r, and l4O maiorty for
Cutler, Democrat, for Lieutenant Governor some
scattering votes not returned. may possibly throw
the election OF Lieutenant Governor into the Re.
publican Legislature. The remainder Of the Re-
publicn, State ticket has about 2,lO0 majority
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

The Charleston NeUs srys: "Ths delegates
from South Carolina to the Philaaephia Conven-
ton are about to visit Washington and demand
the removal of several government officers This
arrangement was made when the delegates wer
chosen. Their plan 10 to ofisr General Grant tho
solid vote OF the delegation, il he will remove all
the respectable Federal officials in South Carolina.
and appoint the creatures OF the Scott "Ring u
We have no doubt such an arrangement will be
consum minated. The morality OF the administra.
ton will not forbid it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
ReGlster's OPOer,
RsGIsYHR's OyyIcF.


New Castle County. y arch Both. ls.2.
Upon the application Leonard George Eanie:
grift. Executor Of ABRAHAM vANDE6RltT.
hts Of 50. aeo.ses hardted. in said county. de
ceased it is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Exeeutor Aforesaid give notice OF the
granting Vt Letters Testslnenisry upon the Es-
tate Of the deceased, with the date of granting
ine thereof, by causing advertisements !, be
posted within forty days from the date OF such
Letters, in six Of the most public places of the
County of New Castle. recurring all persons hay
ing 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
to be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette. a newspaper published in Will
nio ss0n and to econtinue ed herein two months.
s---, 2ysn under he hand and Seal OF Office Of
the Register aforesaid, At New Castle in New
e~.-S Csstle County aforesaid, the day and yssr
above written. b. GIBBS, Register.
z-z NOTlCE.
Allpsrsops having claims again Estate Of the
deceased lust prescntthe same daly attcsted to the
Exesator on or before March 30th. 1873, or abide
shs Act of Assembly in such case made an@pr'vi-
LEONARD 0EORGE VANDERBILT.
Addrsss-AcDonough. Del. Executor.
ap2 cm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
c;s..,,ys.,ne !. hna .,.,s~ az .nfp r.,.,

From the Washington cores spoudsnce of the Balti-
more Sun of to day.
kIAs Spsakerlsii bafons the U -. House to day
decentralization hVhf tlSG Sacsetary u the Urea
sury. IN response to = resaluton offered by Mr..
Swami, OH March llth, requesting information
upon the subject of the cOnconstruction of q ship
csnat from the Waters of the Chesapeake to the
wnAsrs Of the Deawsreb bay. There is enclosed a
copy OF communication frorh Major Craighill.--
Major Craighll believes that the length OF lime OF
such canal would probably not be less than thir.
ty miles NOR excesl miles. 'Phe character
OF country through which it would pass is favor.
for such work q" ~
The cost OF the necessary surveys aud prepare.
ton Of plans Major Craighill estimates at 80 0O0
aud it il recommended that this sum be appropr
ated. e .1f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
DAILY. GAZETTE.
THE COUNTY TAX RATE.

The Levy CSsst ,St nv Castle county COM
pbtsA tbsk usykon Friday, y,apl NAioasasa sbest
nSUHv ahSeUSt finally fixed+fs' codnty tax h
81 cssts ~ w. Sseh hs4lEed dollprs, 70 which the
stats w df1S cents Minded. making the tax Al
cents on the one hundred dollars. The tax rate
is therefore, less than it was last year by too
cent? % Ne sloa rhs Count has aiso paid $4,000
of the county sinos the 9TH OF March. This re-
Ssduess the whole debt OF the county to $63, 500.
ASsv siiis,f sns indeeafc+ 4 county 10 wealthy
as Ou~. lhstPurtalc F'itslS.ooo sfths coun-
ty debt last year. brief statement signed by u.
Watkins Esq. county Treasurer. will he found i'll
another column Ivy. '..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

Admiral Joss Polo de BAsnabo ysstsrdsy pre-
seated hn ssslaeeeiAls % he Prssidsat - Minis
ter trosu Spais. Fnsndly spescAss were sscAaag-
ed. HfFsIE=t " 4#fF
Isaac c. Day. Of the Arm Of Day. Ai'en = 90.
Chicago, shos A.nsslf dead yesterday, having
probably bssons inaAns BY h,s lossss BY srs.
Troy proposes to institute college for W.
men Ut cost Of e60Q, 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
FIRST EDITION.
B Y r Ell < q r A PHI.
NEW YORK.
~vvA 49, -

NEW YORK.
CHAR8E OF CORRUPTION
NEW YoRx. April 8.
Judge McCunn is charged with corruptly dis
pSsiaS 4f s3e.s 90 F.niAn ,mousy.
A despatch from Colombia. 8. O.. ,uvs 4 riot
occurred there on Thursday. growing out Of pis-
tol being fred ut Republican procession Troops
suppreaeaths ~ X HI I'll =
TRK sToxEs TnIAL.
Miss Mansfield will appear ~ witness in the
Stokes tral. when rsvelaGioas regarding tl.s Eric
troubles are promised.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
,RADscAl. sgAvE CONVENTION.

Postmaster Lewis, Of this city, has called the
Radical State Convention, which is expected to
bs sntrey undes, tlseSoAtscl Of the Federal Off
cisis; 10 meet in isSteftoh %he 9th OF May. He
aID6announces the aprortonment of the delegates
tothY GonvcYisnto " IS ior New Castle ~ to
Ksnt,.sd42f fssT wimrston a"~lsed
Ahas % deiegntss dhd NE tamcuhef OF the HIM
dreds of New Castle county SO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

:. The Demeerata Of Indiana county have chosen
Z; 3. Mccormick Representative Delegate to the
Reading Conyention, and instructed him to sup
port Hos. W1, NcClelland for Governor. They
slsol indscatsd thsw prstersncs for, Ww. AshsS
- SENATORIAL DelegsAs.-i9 ,-5t-s 'o fz==as
-t-''H.sifs A. o. ssA arysa fs-ea- sf' "a
!. he Aisu1ssippi Lsgnlaturs adjourned. yestsr-
0sy, sire d<. h cut down the appropriations
e6o9 900 aud pAssed bill TO fund the State debt
bill giving colorsd persons equal rights in
ceeeAas tAsatsss, and public conveyancss WAS de
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

The WILMINGTON and Reading r. r.. advertise.
a Short, Qtick a,,as sP-fNiA Roate n the West
and South Also, that they have completed ar
ranssnsnts tDsA4sy poney packages and express
matters to and from all points on the line OF their
road.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

The N. Y. Tr,bssae states that Attorney Gen
eral Barlow has instituted in the Supreme Court.
at!Alba1y, b suit against jay GOULD and Feeder
lex A, Lane, to compel them ID account tor their
management Of the Erie Railrold and to restore
the money which they have corraptly received
Ths snpmons in this suit has been served on
Gould, rshe md A3eneeal John A. Dix. and Field
aud Shearmall for Lane and Could, returned no.
ties yefssdny Of the acceptance If service."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

The Union Paol0e Railroad TreubueH,
Council BLUFFS, April The Iowa roads
commenced delivering goods to the Bridge
Transfer Company, to-day The freight on
old contracts has nearly ali been taken across
the river by tine transfer boats
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
d e o..

JACKSON In this city. on the morning of April
9TH. 1872. Alice. wife Of ThomGs Jackson. and
New Castle. In the 10Th year of her age.
Walk Ek'-On March IA. 1872, at Mermaid, New
Castle county, Del. Mrs. Rsbscca Walker, in the
ylst year OF her age.
DYKE.In In this city. Of congestion Of the lungs. on
the 4th instant. Virginia Dyke. in the Ath year OF
her aga.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of her
brother in law. John J. Yates, No IL Robinson
street. on Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
Dr.. TUFTS Pills.

Is purely vegetable concentration Tor Keeping
the Bowelsin natural motDu md oleAnsing the
systesn Of oil impurities, and poestve cure ior
CsnstilAtion. They restore the diseased Liver,
stomach aud Kidneys, to q heslthful action. while
at the same time they brace aud invigorste the
whole systen. +
RoxE, Ga. January II. 1871.
Dr.. w. II. Tut;
Dear Sir-HavinK used your Liver Pills and
finding nome that have doi,e my wits OF Myself q
much good, would like to know il they would d
a. we'll North Is here. intend going North "
March, and il they will havs tho same enect ~ u
this climate, l want to take them ON with me-
Hoping to hsar from you soon. ~
remain your obsdt servant.
.t I..5.t HENRY A. HILLS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
WEATHER REPORT,

WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April g.
An area OF rain will extend to tho South Atlan-
tic States ~ evening, end over Middle aud New
England States by morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

An apothecary's boy was sent to leave at one
house box of pills. aud at another six live fowls
Confused on the way, he LETT the pills where ths
fowls should Aavs gone. and the fowls at the PHI
place. lhs folks who resevsd the fowls were
aatouished at reading the accompanying oirsc-
tion---''swailow one every two hours"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
Commercial.
pnvu Anur nur. mil

HhtHAOHNEHIA hVII q.
Cotton dull, 23H@23A
Provisions quiet
Mess pork, 13@l3H.
Flour, active; Pena. Extra Family, esH@N
Wheat firm; Pennsylvania Red, s5@s715.
Yellow corn, Ct.
Oats, 53@55; mixed, 51@55.
Whisky, 80. IOI
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

"Ay heart leaps up when behold raiabow
In the sky," the great Wordsworth says What n
chronic palpitation this respectable poet would
have had, il he had lived at Santa Cruz. Cal,
WHARF, there, were recently witnessed 40 lsss than
brty-0ns rsinbows in . single day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
4ublif Sales.
1 88lCNEES' SALE.

Ass'" SALE "
The undersigned. as Assignees in trust Of III
Enoch Moore. will sell Mt public auction, .k
On THURSDAY. the llth day Of April. A. d. 1872
til o'clock, q. m.
at the Hotel Of Isaac e. Pyle. Market street. above
Second, in the City Of Wilmington. Delaware.
!. All that lot Of land, with the dwelling house
thereon erected. situated in said city the easter
" side of French street. between Seventh 9nt
frn ,h .esh1sy "i.i 81 as,n ,ae s,rns ~ s;nr vi
front of ~ feet on French street. and running
through ut that width to Walnut street.
Terms made known at sale.
EVAN e. STuTSENBURa,
ROBERT 4. ROBINSON.
Assisnses. 10.
WILMINGTON. March 26, ls.2a.-?sts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
MAR PIED.

JESTER-RELVILLE- On the 9Th inst, at the res.
idence Of the brides father. near ST. Georges Del
hy Rev. Jacob Belville. Mr.. E W. Jester and Mis-.
Lucie NJ Belville. all OF New Cattle county.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

,3a4 - ulaaess ~ EAwin rersst.
BOsTON. April edwin Forrest has been
compelled to terminate his engagement
at the Globe Theatre by an attack Of lung fe-
yer. =-..I-= .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

Or. Samuel Jackson, emeritus profersor in the
un.vsrsity OF Pennsylvania, died q his rssidence
Yesterday morning, in his 85tk year lie had
filled the profeasorship twenty eight years.
A petition has besn filed in the supreme Court
OF Missouri to compel the State treasurer to re.
deem certain State bonds in gold which the Leg
islature ordered to bs paid IN grsenbacks.
Water will be let into the Delaware and Hud-
son canal Monday. 1t is estimated 100000 tons
OF coal can be brought to tde-water by this route
this year.
Two convicts who attempted tc escape from
blackwelrs Island, New York. on Thursday were
found concealed in the smallpox hospital.
john Reed. aged fftesn has been sent tc the
New York penitentiary for attempting to shoot
his sister with shot gun.
Credulous neighborhoods IN New York city are
plagued by wicked boys who cry bogus "extras'
at late hour Of the night. and sell their deceptive
wars and rumors OF wars, etc" for heavy ad
vance Oh regular rates.
The Eureka Mining Co,npanys mine, at Tin
tic. Utah, is reported sold to English parties fo
F2o.0o0; also adjoining mines, IN the same dis
trict, for $l25,0OO.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

u in formed that the STEAMER
PILOT BOY" can be engaged BY churches
schools and reputable societies for excursions IL
any point on the River or Bay.
Apply to H. d. TAG6ART.
4SN. WhAryes. Philadelphia.
orJ. u SMITH,
apr5 81 100 " rket street. Wilmip yton, Hsl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

DEATH OF ADMIRAL Scorr.-The death is an
nounced Of Admiral Sir James Scott, K e. B., in
biz Slst year Sir James entered the navy in 1903,
and served in the Preach. Amsrican and Chinese
war;; Vas wounded at the reduction OF Martini
que; served at Walcheren, At the capture Of WASH
ington, and at the battles Of BlsdensburR, Balti-
more, &c He was recommended twenty times
and gazatted nine times. received the navy and
army war medals, and the Chinese medals, also
tho thanks Of both houses of Parliament
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

NOTICE.
All persons ha wing claims against the Estate of
the dsceAsed must present the same duly attested
10 the Administrator. or before March 9Th. A. b,
1879, abide the Act of Assembly in such
made and provided.
ALFkED c. NOWLAND. Administrator.
sSAddrees-NsW Castle Del. narl5-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
J. III. FIR AZER,
REAL ESTATE. AGENT
Collector Of Rents and Bills.
NEAR THIRD AND MAAkET SITS.
sDrAdtf
Eesal Aottfes.
REGlSTER, ORDER.

hkGISfER 8 UFFTCE,
New Castle County, March 9TH lsi2.
Upon the application Of Alfred Z. NOwiand. Ad-
ministrator Of Dr. Jsmes A. Rowland. late Of Viii
mington City. in said County. deceased; il Is
ordered and dirssted BY the Register that the
Administrator Aforesaid. give notice OF the grant
ing Of Letters of Administration upon the Estate
Of the deceased. with the date of granting there.
ot. by causing sdve!tisements TO- be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters in
sig of the most public places OF the County OF New
Castle requiring all persons having against
the Estate, to present the same, abide by Act
OF Assembly in such ease made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
period in the Delaware 6alette, newspaper pub
ished in Wilmington and to be continued therein
two months.
-, Given under the hand an Sealof Office OF
LIS the Register aforesaid. 1T New Castle in Nes
49, Castle County, aforesaid. the day and wear
above ritten. B. GIBBS. Register.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
Siaeri0,s Sale.

- By virtue Of . vri. Of Al. Levari Fscias.
I!:J to NE directed. will be exposed to Public
!id Sale. at Foxwell's Hotel, in the town Of
III smyrna, on SATURDAY. tho 10Th OF April.
Estate, to wit:
All that certain Grist Mill and premises lying and
being on beth sidss .f branch diy!dins Duck
Creek aud Little Creek hundreds. in Kent county
aforesaid. and known a. Kepner's Mills and 10 the
same grist Mill which the said john Green and
Eiiss his wife. by their indsnture bearing even
date Herewith. sold and convsyed to the said Sam
usl Daniels and Also Ill thas other tract piece or
parcel Of land situated In Little Creek hundred
Kent county aud State Of Delaware. near keiths
Cross Roads. and containing about One Hundred
and Sixteen (ll6 Acres Of Land, be the same more
or less, adjoining lands Of William Z. Riggs, John
j. Ssnn and lands Of others. together with all and
Singular the improvements. buildings. kc.
Seised and taken 10 execution ~ the property oi
Samuel DHuisls aud Sarah A. his wife. and terrs
tenants. and will DO sold for cash.
SAMUEL HARHAOINE, Sheriff.
ShsriG's Office. Dover. Del. April 2. lS72-ap6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

DIR. Tutts Hair Dye doss not Stain the Linen
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06
SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.

A Western female who was thrown into
high state Of enthusiasm from the refusal OF
husband tO devote his weeks salary to the
purchase Of Dolly Warden. slew their only
hog with an axe Or such are fashions vota
rice
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-06

The smallpox has appeared in the IIohne.
man Homeopathic Hospital, in New York.