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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-02-27
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Buildings, making Water, Tight Floors, and fol
placing under Slate and Shingles.
In rolls, 26 inches wide by 80 feet in length
Each roll will cover surface of 10 feet square
or 100 square feet.
For Sheathlng 1t can be nailed upon the stud
ding, making perfectly air tight sheathiDg
and sure protection from dampness. Rats
mice, or Vermin will not 20 near II.
MICA CANVAS ROOFING,
In rolls containing $50 square feet. Is to be
laid across the roof, and Tapped shngle fash
ion with lap of two inches, and secured by
mailing the edges with 20 or. tacks.
This is the only Composition Roofing that
does not require finishing coat Of paint oil
cement.
UNTARRED SHEATHING FELT,
For Carpet Lining, Deadening Floors, and fol
putting under Slate Tin and Shingle Roofing.
Put up In rolls weighing 100 pounds.
10 pounds Felt will cover q surface 10 feel
square, or 100 square feet.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
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l05 South End Street,
SO 2Gt PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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many Thousands Of human lives, and cf
an immense amount Of treasure.
II the object accomplished BY that strife
which he was so mainly instrumental in
producing, the abolition Of slavery, justi-
6ss the means used, Thea 10 Horace Gree
ley Justly entitled to the most prominent
plaes In History a. the chief actor In that
great movement. But II tha means used
wsrc wrong, and the manner in which the
result was cb,ained contrary to the Divine
and human law. as many believe !. to
have been, aud IL those who plunged the
nation into long a bloody war. were
guilty Of moral crime. then let the name
Of Horace Greeley be forever coupled in
memory with the Civil War, and all it,
slaughter. suaerings. privations, and hor.
rors, and instead Of covering his past rec.
ord with the vail Of mistaken and mis-.
placed charity, let History assign to him
bis proper place for good or i'll.
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SCRIBNER' MONTHLY.
Extraordinary Inducements to New
Subscribers.
500 FACES FOR si.o0. sc.

'HiIE Publishers of StBuSfe~ MONTHLY ID
l. their Prospectus just issued. rrami,rior The
ensuing wear 4 mere htii,ant ARRAY nl tentrlg.
tors, aai an increase IN .iie variety ard beauty
Of its illustrations. ar.l1 eaHccir. Is liz critics
TO be finer than any -hiea hare hitherto APP
rearcd in any American magazine
hr liollagd ths Editor, will Wtite the serial
story tar The ,ta-, which Mi fe auiuhierarhir
10 'bftn. ard will l. illustrated hs Miss lihliagk
Il is entitled Arthur Bonnisasila, aud wiii deal
with some of the mosi difficult problems af A.
merriam life. Il was commtueei in tic NJ
yeHhef nBnher.
There all he new story bt Saae Holm, Tho
One Legged hauttfs.
Bret iiarte the lest writer of shef, stories
now living. will contributed characteristics siafs
entitled The Erie Of fidilct1au, which Nj. be
illustrated hy Sheppard
r. II. stoidard will write series Of enter
tanning papers about Authors. their Personal
characteristics, Home Life. Families. lifienls
Whims, and NAts. 4 series 0i Portraits of
Living American writer's is also promised
Clarence Cook will write abaGi Furniture, and
tho Decoration u American Homes. These pn-
pers w:l 10 espinently practical rs well \. artis-
tie, and will he illustrated with designs aud
sketches by numerous artists IN addition 10 tnese
which the writer himself viii furnish.
Anlon. usose who will contribute are
ilans Anderson, Bryant, Bushnell EgRlesi on,
Froude, Higgins Bishop Huntington. Bret
Harie, John Ilny, Il. Il Macdonald Mitchell,
Miss Phelps, StsSmaa stockton, Sioadari,
Celia TharLer Warner. Wilkinson, Mr.. Whit
ncY besides host OF others.
The editorial control aud direction of the
Magazine will remain n Tho bsuds Of pr ilol.
land, who will continue 10 write THE Topics Of
the Time, which the New iork faa.pfpieaf
says are more widely quoted than any similar
papers in any American Magazine
Watson Glider will write The old Cabinet, =
as hitherto. Prsf. Johu e. Draper conducts fhe
Department Of Mature 4 Science The de-
parimenis Of "llame aud Society ard .caltufe
and Progress, ail engage tho contributions II
more 'han score OF pens on 10th sides Of the
Atlantic.
The subscription price Is - 90 a year, with
special rates 10 elergymen, teachers and post
masters
Extraordinary Inducements are offered to new
subscribers.
For So the Publishers will s4aa, or any
bookseller or Scwsdealer will supply the Maga-
zinc for one wear aud iue twelve Numbers OF
Vol. Ill. ana w. containing the beginning OF
Mrs. ELEPHANTS Serial, al His Gates Tor
ST.h0 the Magazine for one year, and the -
back numbers from the beginning for Si0. so,
the Magazine for one year, and the - back num-
hcrs bound "a vols. charges on bound sols
paid. This will give nsafly 5000 pages Of the
choices, reading, with the finest illustrations,
for $1,000, or nearly 500 pages for dnllas, aud
will enable every subscriber 10 oifnin the series
from the FIRST ScRiBNER 4 CO.,
dec. 2l--f. ca Broadway, New York.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

flelaware Pearl lomuy, the hes, in the market
TAYLOR son, Agents.
Those who are f'td Of refreshing Beverage
on cold mornings should ,rr Tailer Son $
Coffee and Tea, il is pcricels batmless, for the!
keep the best
New No. Mackcrel, very choice Mtss Stad
God Fish, &c at TAYLOR h SONS
Millleiosn Reception Reom Taylor & Sons
Grocery aad Provision Store, Middlc'own, Del,
.timore Homo made Nncc Meat At
TAYLOR & S0S $.
Ifyoa want Apple Butter Peach Batter, Qunca
Butter, or Cranberry Butter, ,uu can always get
them at TAYLOR & SONS
T4piaf { sea sti Sps.tsu.4a a#4 Gsbi4 Cele-
biatea homemade Pepper sauce, ready for use.
cn,nhertie' nti-ins turrauis Pruues Ctr L,
Figs Dates aai LcmgHs Mt
TAYLOR K SONS.
Try iIskiel Lobster Tiylor 4 Son keeps ,hcfH,
s. eaarse nj leligerias goods,
Get3 i, I. BeSNtNG ii aad Kris Krinsfr-
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NOTICE!

NOTICE Is hereby given, that shalt apply 10
~ the Legislature of tho State of Delaware, Mt
lis biennial Session. commencing In January,
A, d. 1879, for the passage of an Act, divorcing z
me and my wife, Hester Jane 0ihoson, from the
bonds Of matrimony,
EAMUEL T. oTHOSON.
81. Georges, Dec. 18th, 1871.
Dec. 2l--Ipi.
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Il. 7. MoCLELLAND'S
y II ction Il . ON ::

Y IL { I O II IL i ON =
Gay oar f0r1srs, Mattresses. al. II T. 4
NreAtanI. l2'n thr4fHNt Sipte' il4a,lsum5
New feU.fnry 'ar rafose Egl i.Hprs unI NJ.
N,n- laaWN,. ~ NHr.uh Sales, ry4fN Gauttr
Hui iiHt.tty s..A ~ t'fjs5,'n t4g'.s Al tn#.
Tim Ei3s tli goods warranted Earn3;ur
rArfaig Tackled anl Saplel.
Citron, EG.ns. rruncs ctanlerrics, Figs,
HANSON BRO.
lltnsou Bro. htvc ins received a new assert.
arn,D Df hsp'Hr Sipr Platforms It'd Gloves.
,pr Tvs. lnudkctrlHt,s. all at - iiiph the ladies
're cordially lusi'td y can an! t&4miur.
Canton faaat!s ~. II, l2 aud % cents.
a. HANSON bEu.
seaNls' Sbaals ~ greatly reduced prizes
at HANsuN bKU.
R.sakf's. In eset ana asaHas. u 5 cents
per +. III HANSON EkD
Embroidery and iAsl caas4ss aal Hr1ilins
Brand III toiurs. ii.aeAs and Mhtps silk Floss
II eg.9i IL HANSON Bio
Working moi nal all others that arr in want
OF good pair Of Heavy Boots. nre cordially IN
siiel 10 call aud Is rs or hrs' Bouts ure
warranted not 10 rip or hfs.k inside Of four
moniiis. II they DO, they are replaced graft.
Nei Price $50. A. HANSON BHp.
fauirs.-N New Rasius fnFrauis rMnes. Cit
ron Maearoni, Fresh Miaet Meat. tuca~hea',
Malaga Lemons, a,
5, N REYNOLDS.
Hundred Sub. aroan4 Alum salt: Frs
sltks Higgins tlae sat Fisl Hundred bushels
Turks Island Sail. At
;, N. REYNOLDS
Ladies' Kid Driving Gloves. a,
$. N REYNOLDS
The only place in town to &c, Inc Regular
!. NJ REYNOLDS
'hoiee Varieties Sem Jet.ey and Delaware
PEACH TRkhs, for salc hy
The celebrated fOnL GRAIN FAX tie lcsi
IN the World faf cleaning ali kinds Il grain.
isf sale bs l.. I. EVANS.
The Es,elle XII Glove. The Les sla4e IL Amer.
ica 'pf ) - warrants! ~, 10 mp tear in iirsi
putting on, NJ ). N REYNOLDS
Coates L aloaks spool eo,.nn, ! cents per
spool. Gents half Hose, pair for Is els
$. N, REYNOLDS
New No. |. and Extra Shore Ma,kerel,
by bill. and half Lbl. al
S. II. REYNOLDS.
White Sugar for L! cts at
5. n. REYNOLDS.
Odessa aud Bon-tou Bustles, II,
s. II. REYNOLDS
\ large assortment OF Trusses Braces and
Supporters for sale and properly fitted hy phy-
sie.an, at cHaaREalaisg's Dgus Srogg.
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The Christmas Number of To. Day, the
popular illustrated weekly, Of which Dr.
Dio Lewis is the editor, has Just been is
sued. II is one of the most brilliant and
effective periodicals ever published in this
country. II contains twice the usual
number of page.; and these are filled
with choice stories, interesting sketches,
delightful humor, spicy material from Dio
Lewis, Christmas music and poetry. and
unusually attractive general reading suit
able to the festival season. Several au-
thors Of reputation are represented. among
them. Edmund Yates, L. s. Arthur,
Christian Reid, jean lngclow, John D.
Stockton, Max Adeler. aud others.
The number is rich in exquisite illustra-
,ions, drawn by some Of tho best artists
in the country. and executed by one Of
the most skillful cngraycrs in the profes.
sion
To-Day must inevitably find its way
into hundreds of thousands of homes 10
the land 1t is just the paper for the
ireside and the family. We cordially
recommend il to tho public; and we as
sure ,hcse who desire employment ,ha.
they can not do better than to canvass for
To. DAY, which offers especially good
terms and marvelously beautiful chrome
10 each subscriber. Maciean. Stoddart l.
Co, Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and Cincinnati, are the publishers.
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We regret to learn Of tho death, d,
Louisville, Ky. Of Rev. DR.. Converse.
DR.. Converse was well known to many
Of our readers as the able and scholarly
editor Of the Christian Obserrer, which
he published for many years in philadcl-
phia, but during the war hi. paper was
suppressed for alleged i" disloyal,y." aud
unwilling to live where he could not cxer.
else the freedom Of the press, he removed
to Richmond. Va. and thence to Louis
vile, Ky, in both Of which cities he con
,inued the publication Of the OLserrer un-
I'll death put an end to his labors, aud he
has gone to his reward
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SUMMARY OF NEws-The news which
we have been able to CLEAN from our Ex-
changes during the past week, has no,
bsen Of very interesting or startling
character. A, home aud abr Dad all seem
to be quiet and peaceful, except in the
South. The state Of affairs in France, il
is true. continues somewhat unsettled, yet
the indications are aattering for her sue
ccssful issue out Of her present difficulties.
The Fcnians Of Scotland held meeting,
which was broken up by the more loyal
Scotch. and an Irish melee vas the con-
sequence.
Msxiso is thus far quiet. Indeed that
political volcano has been without revo-
lusionary eruption for a long while, but as
the elections arc being interfered with,
her citizens may look forrard to little
excitement ere long.
Unable to End any wars or other little
amuscments abroad, We return to our own
land, where we can always find distur-
Dances and troubles. Notwithstanding that
wc have the " best Government the world
ever saw"
The Legislatures Of Alabama having
accepted the compromise suggested by the
U. 8. Attorney General. quasi settle
msns Of their troubles i promised.
II Louisiana the political horizon still
6onllnuss DIRK snd thseatening. The Cd
iainistrasioa having stuck itsaugsrs In &hs
pis. things are " no means improved
lhsrobg. While u Sosth Qasulina, the
.ekaseea u bribery and cctsupllou con
ljnps d y made. tu1o 6esviy ihs whole
no1Igl 6seeesn = l1n1 eests i bsosaAt
! II N6 4 r. = 65 = pkssgs.
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sarsnDAY MORNING, pErsxBxR II, ls1s.
uraiis.

To al new sabsctibsrs scnding Us two dollars
how, We will send the TsAxscR,rr the remainder
ef this yeat irve, and date their subscriptions
tss~ January Let 1873.
address =, lixssoLbs, MippIrrowx, DIT.
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THE
NEW DISCOVERY
In Chcnaieal and Medical Seisness

Dr. GARvIy.S TAR REMEDIES
Cnro Incipienf Consumption.
DIR, GARyrN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Cafnrrh.
DIR. GARvIN.s TAR REMEDIES
Curc Asthma.
DIR. GARyIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Discasc.
DR.. GAFsyTS'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Skin Diseases.
Er. G.RykN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
DIR. GAHvIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate tho stomach aud Bowels
Dr. GANvEy'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure III Female Weaknesses.
DE-. GAEsysy'5 FAR REMEDIES
Purify the Biood.
DIR. GARvFS's htAR REMEDIES
cnre Diseases OF the Thront.
DR.. Gi.svrS's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Bronchitis.
Dir. taA!lysS's TAX REMEDIES
Caro- Hose t'oi,... or iaayfevcr'
Dr.. c.isfvEs's TAR EeEnEDiEs
VIC Ea8fss 4St-s'.3 ~
Dr. ciilSg1S's Ti.t REMEDIES
Ca-e g;-iatipilion.
ar. GassyEx's TAR REMEDIES
Cu-c Salt tssac.i'i,
Ds. {, issvI.'s FAR REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases.
8r. s3.tFsEa4's F'.7t EsEsEDIFS
Prevent C.lolc-.;t ( Yellow Fever
Dr. c;.iI2ET->'s 'Z'A-s ssz,TEDEES
lge,e-.. = g. 3r3o,;a t'c.rrs.
~. tiA+sst1's f;-S REMEDIES
I.e;a q .s.i =: t'lc Breast.
al.. c8A-2E4-, : t':-s REMEDIES
Remove 57.s..i t1tAa side er ,snrk.
%. S'..-.E- ~ s.E1ApfES
a-ea ~: :.s; Eus,ir.
Dr. cs.zsrla'~ fs'Af3 REMEDIES
i ,;9@ tse As.,7:i:s.
Dr. ..I.sts'S TAR REMEDIES
G.u4e s..a s'opti s9 5>isg.f.
Dr. Glzs.ES's Eigs REMEDIES
I;o-;are The y.c;;.k aul sscl.ii: .tcd
Dr. GAzsSiI's T'Als REMEDIES
Gi.e Tone TO Ecar .y.iesn.
Z. T. HYDE &c CO.,
SOL PGOPRgEToRs,
I05 Sorcnff Arc, Foio koik.
ie @-lt.
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NOTICE!

INiE Annual meeting Of The Farmers Mutual
L Fire Insurance Company Of ST. Georges and
Appoqninimink lids. viii be held at the Hotel OF
VIM. I. Chance, Esq. In Odessa, on Monday the
9th daY of Jan. A. d, 1879, nj One o clock p. n
at which time seven tTl Directors will be e.
iecied TO scr.e during the ensuing year, and the
INTEREST on The deposit notes at the ratc OF six
pc. cent. per annum will be required TO be paid
The Coupons due January, 1879, on certificates
of ofndcb,edncss, mus, be presented TO the Treas
nrer In order to have the amount allowed on tho
premiums due.
JOHN C. eoRBiT, President.
CHAs. TATMAs, Secretary.
Dec. l4th iT2.tc
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Tnk LApy's FRrrNp for January The
engravings of this charming Magazine are
apt to be above the usual common place
round which we see so generally, aud this
month We have romantic picture Of The
Las, ride Of the Wild liuutsman,' anoth-
er quietcr one of .. Two Widows" and
another called With the Bloom on, .
all handsome aud successful pictures Of
their kind. In literature, Mrs. Henry
Wood begins her new story, . The Mas
ter of Greylands," which. judging from
the opening chapters, will, doubtless. be
one Of her most successful stories. Be-
sides this, there are many other interest
ing and entertaining articles BY popular
authors There is the the usual piece Of
music-this time a song, "Only be kind
with Fashion Cuts. Work Table Varic-
ties, aud other matters interesting to the
ladies'
In addition to Mrs Woods story, nov
elcts are also announced for the New Year
by Daisy Ventnor, Miss Muzrey. Miss
Douglas, aud Fannie IIodgson A beau
tiful Premium Chrome 0Lit,le Samuel, the
ChildPropheO is also announced, while a
long list Of premiums Sewing Ma
chimes and Gold Watches to Plated Tea
Spoons, &c.-are promised to those get
ing up clubs Sample numbers nre sent,
on application. Price 81 90 a year. or
S2 80 with The Premium Chrome Four
copies So co. Published by DEACON X
PETERSON. 80 Walnut St phila
We will club TIE LApY's FRIEND with
the MippLgrowS TEASscRirr for 80 30
year in advance.
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sft.tIiii.i,.

In Philadeptia. en- Iiss!4y. l5- III. ;n.t,.
ty Rev George " L,tr.r Ng t.lobalI 6.
l1rocksou 10 Miss T5mlie irrsusn loih Of
Blaekbird, Del
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DIED.

Suddenly AZ hcr husband resji uet. IN MID
die Neck, on Wednesday, December tslh Mrs.
Aun ]. Crawford in ,be CAST fgur of htr aga.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, having closed out his Gro
L cery and Provision business 10 Mcssrs Tar
lor / Son, would respectfully notify those 10.
debsed to him, that IN bills not paid within
thirty days from this date will be placed IN tho
hands Of an officer for collection.
A. T. BRADLEY,
NiddIetown, Del.
flrr f--tm
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J. y. WILLIAMSON, Esq. OF Wilmington, 10 eur
anthorixad canvassing and collecting agent.
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rals af Mn.e. vii h.al.en. old ,lnl.
g EsLGA GG.a

yobts q 4a9a. uNtS / int.tiood Alierne,
srtts aaa 4 1nt Nc ESfTtsz u head
SHEET t8sttabTS seteHa nE6ab SONS.
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FOR SALE.

CROCK and FIXTURES Of the wHlRL.
~ WRIGHT and BLACKSMITH SHOPS ~
merly occupied by Culbertson I Eliasos. Thii
u the best stand Ia the State for IN enssspsisanf
business man, Terms sasy. Apply 10
ELlASCN & CHARS.
Nov. so--3*,
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THE UTENSILS consist of

lL L LIN 041o louSlSb OF
Farm ha4on. igau 81 ! faim Wagon,
Wunisn lAls 4Ha azle Eaff. : III. s,unit. and
Tongue. inr horse is aSeu iHetrlY newt
maedcn Asia - SHgt t'eseh is4giug. / sci Of
Springs 4e4 liat4lea ar iAtA waeaa. lleeka-
Wag tststEe taE aue as 1R5 berses in good
order / GHmt iaei Gafef anl Mower Iron
Harvester J ls4Hzf Raaaztun large as
s5rlmeai al tiagtUNsa tgigls#t0ts Flows. y Yihes
efiaits, liues. -. Wagon llafntss, po~ tears.
seis . s3Hgie Gat-ase liatHess, | set of Double
Carriage llArneEs 2 4 lit seigh8 intatiy NV
Grain, Seed and Phosphate brill. bog Wagon
reaehtlo4 Potatoes tern Hlade4 by tile lun-
die Of posaa 70 s4i, purchaser sa0 POUNDS Of
Pork =, lis pogH4 Sausage, Lard ~. bou-
ble.tatre Gan Iaeariy ncwl IS bushels of
Wheat seeded, aud q h,rge lot OF articles not
enumerated
shs~s sails 10 commence nt 10 clock A. N.
precisely
TERMs.-sums q Slo or less, Cash on sums
above Slo credit Of Eleven Months will be
given the purchaser % give his mote, with mp
proved euausser interest added payable nj the
National Bauk Of ElktuG.
ZEBILON II. LuSRY.
le. I 4 AEfI Au,
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Local and State Affairs.
Newark ,,e,s,s.

CONCERT. new feature In Church Concerts
was given the pablir In The Parlors Of y. A.
Curtis. Esq. last Saturday night. The ladies Of
the Episcopal Church choir assisted by friends
from Wilmington, prepared series Of choice
mrsic for the occasion, which they effectively
performed, the Encores aties,iug the aPrre-
citation Of the audience. Mr.. Curtis opened his
kpuse, and the evenings entertainment consisted
Of music In the Parlor. promcnading In the Hall,
love making In the Dining room, and flirting
in the Library. The ladies were dressed ID full
Opera Costume, and the gentlemen in Swa How
tails aud White Kids. May the Epscopa alians
soon repeat the entertainment.
TAaLrArx The Presbyterian ladies have 10
preparation = Tablcauxivivanis for The y muse
mcni OF the Public, Friday and Saturday even
ngs, December Goth and 2lst In the College
Oratory.
RAm Ro.n.--Thc new n. r. is In town, cross
ed the Main street yesterday, and The dorhtcrs
believe the Road Is going TO be built" Several
citizens were present when the iron was laid
across the street. and rendered their concrttuls-
iiops TO the cfieicn, contractor, Mr., Barry who
Enthusiastically accepted them with Ernet taldie
non-chalanrc,
Errnooric. The cppzooiic Is abaiing among
the horses and prevailing among the pfoplc.
Nearly every one l. coughing and running at
the nose.
icg.--Thc psople are bnsilv engaged Lo using
White Clay Greek. BY the way--rgmor has II.
that The recen, cold snap, has frozen every thing
along The White clay Greek, even Deans ink
bottle, hence no reply 10 George S. iias san, 5
casilga,on
ExausATios. On Saturday the first tenn OF
the Collegiate and Academic ycar closes. there.
fore, this examination week, ard tho Young La
dies and Gcntlcmer of the Institutions are dn the
qui viyc Of cScilement--tlat the report sen,
home shall be good.
DEATHS Mr. James A. Smith. reported in
last weeks Transcript, III cf lock jaw, has since
died. Mrs. Charlotte X wife OF Joseph Hos
singer, Esq. died on Monday aged 50.
Returned Stiles Kennedy re;ur ned n
few weeks since from the st. Louis Ma Fnetc
Springs, where he has had as resident l|hv.i-
ran j yarird experience IN treating chren k dis
casrs. ur. G, Henry has taken his place u, the
Springs for the winter months
RgsoyALs Many changes will occur III the
spring. several families moving to Wilmin gton,
and others coming 10 Newark Ono or twN Il new
stores will be started and probably another Drug
Store, as a new Druggist is In iowa. lob bklng
around
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saint Ar,n's Church.

Saint Ann- Church, Mi3'e5wn, with lie spea
tor Divine Service, eu tG-maftoM Sunl,y b
Providence permitting ct the usb tJUts--l45
A. NJ r The kS I. pr No5sti j. a.
pcetcd 10 o'5tiAjt
On "Wednesday CuwsfaAs bsy pyiuo SER
vice At III! 4, ". On WHICH aUsg b, Jhc la,-
tor l;c, j. nr NtCatc. wi!l b,i ens4ir.
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ralawarc Pearl IIomluy, the he's, in the market
TAYLOR L son, Agents.
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=
1py oHr FUrnsFs, Mattresses. a. II T. 4
Nreh4aHl l2'a chrsHut Sirts' iaa,lsam
Ns" feU.urr 'ar P3r'3ss Eyl i.npms upI lit
n,nE l.eau. ~ Auf:ian Sales eygrN saui,,
and tiat.lI L. sa'4 ~ lf.sate ,,.,,c. Al tos
iian tf IT. goods warranted FHrniur
uufais ratke3 aul Saipfal.
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New No | Mackcre very choice Ntss sta
God Fish, &c at TAYLOR h SONS
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Warwick items.

The ladies connected with the NJ. f, Church u,
Townsend, purpose giving an elegant supper in
that village. on Thursda, evening uexs, bdcem-
Der Goth for the benefit Of their Church and
Sabbath School. A handsome reircshmcnt table,
also, will contain articles 10 please the taste and
draw she 81 leaihers'' Of the visitors.
4 gcaeral invitation Is extended 10 the public
to lend them helping hand and make their
entertainment profitable. General admission 10
cents. Supper SO cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-08-27
Gen. seccs T. Bowen.

We have only space to say but lit
tic of the large hearted, generous and
popular gentleman, who received by
acclamation the Abingdon nomina
ton. Our knowledge of him dates to
within a few years of our birth. Fox
the last twenty years, we have been
constantly and most intimately ia
milliar with his life. and we testify
TO our readers. that he is in every
way worthy Of the high honor now
conferred upon him. In person he is
very tall and stoutly built, and his
countehance indexes the character of
the man. 4 truer or more generous
friend, is rarely demanded and never
found. lie is 4 gentleman of wealth
and of business capacity of untiring
energy and is as popular as his viz
tues are large. Having never made
politics special study, ke is unused
TO debate, and has never attempted
an extended public speech. but he
will undertake the canvass of the dis
trict with a vigor which win promise
success, and popularity which will
render it absolutely certain. As our
next Congressman. he will be zeal
Gus, watchful and useful. lie is
about sixty years of age,