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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISS SAWYER'S SALVE,


HERE you have sslve combining soothing and
IL healing properties, with no dangerous iHgred-
lent. A remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises % which flesh IS heir.
Is more easily applied than many other remedies
never producing bad effect, bun always relieving
pain however severe.
Ills prepared BY Ms Sa,rysg, who has used 1t
In her own extensive treatment Of the sick, for
nearly twenty years with great success.
The principal diseases FOR which this sa.ve j rec
commended are, ChiiJldia7. EAelnsGtisns, Piles,
.ScT9Fi,'a, O1d Ulcers SAT- EheBl. Sprdi8s, Barns,
Fsrsr Sores, Ftloas, P.mplss. Erysipelag, Sore
Eyes Barriers NcA, {JHsEs. B0ilS, Ri79 Ic0r1JS,
Co5as, Bites q Issscs5, Cancers, Zoo.hochs, Ear-
L,ch, Scald HsGR, ZsetAiHy. ChITPsi Hands,
.Sc1tIs, GUS, Bruises, CyUu1s, CTGckst Lir7, ana
II never fails 70 cure Rheumatism i properly
applied, Rub Il on we'll with The hand three tima.
day. In several cases it has cured psisie6 limbs.
For Piles Il has been discovered 10 BE : rem
edy. Persons that have been afflicted Tor years
sipelas It works wonders, alllyirg the Inflammation
nd Quieting the patient For CAGPFsf hGNds =
Rhs4pI obtain this Sslve and apply 4 freely, and
they Vil and il invaluable Il j. g0o6 IN eases 81
whit The best saIve ever invented for S-ro2jes
Bfs1sf and Sore E.EE5!ss- " yTay Injurious, bct
On The li1s gently, once or twice day. Ceres deaf
ness by putting IN the eI-= piece # cotton.
For Fsi5Gs this is superior % anything knowa.
For L-F4Esss ihs acts Ike e charm For Buns
and Sc1!2s, apply the Salva At once ard = gives
immediate relief. For Csi Sores apply once
FoR HoBsEs .Sp C4rrLE--For Sores or
Bruises Horses or Cattle this S1lge 4 invaluable,
aud has astonishing eject 81 curing scratches on
horses. This saly. has worked is own way into
notoriety and il safe AID remedy Tor 3ll The
shove ailments.
We. the undersigned. have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her 20 be
Christian lady and . skilfll nurse, and having
used her salve in our families, il gives great
pleasure in saying i. IS the best general medicine
Ee have ever used.
Rev. = =. Gutter John r Rev
Rev. ". o H0imaE. II Tl.z5u.c
Rev. Joseph kahocl Mrs Charles SnCR.
Rev. George PTzst Mr. snow,
:. T. Ciiiev anL Z Chgse src
Cspt. J. Croker a1d Rsl-, J Wakefield and wife,
Caps- David Arles E-1 sfe Wcl Bszste zlf-
WTu- Wilson and Nife. Jsc15 ShaE and zlfe.
{. r spear John :. Case and Wifr.
A : Rio II W Wight and Ers
Geo. " h1llha.s ig Shaver y - Fuller and Flfe,
of HlcklzuGl Ell vie. Thomas C0s0n and gis-.
}osspA targel. Des- Henry iDEr1lsm All
c. r AAzrf. Fc
Ephrsin Bs-rg.z -. J. C1uzlt tP1st7css.sg ID
leS1deT Week Eockl4ndI md sife.
hsn y a. X kir5ail a.
EFs1c-5 Cob. william ScLcon
10 TEE AFFLICTED.
Il your Druggist j. out OF the Salve and uvs,ects
e. keep supplied, send sevcaty-five cents directed
below. aud receive Is box by return mall
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10
Also French a American Clocks

sckuoWledge d uy tie best Opticians al lie uouu-
?. be TIE most perfect Glass In The t-0yhf.
COME AND TRY THIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-10

We. the undersigned. have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her 20 be
used her salVe IN our families, IL gives great
pleasure in saying L. Is the best general medicine
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

Thisline ator ID Uueaualic ed Inducements 10 Der.
sons desiring cheap aud passage t. III,
West. Aud deserves parteulsri, the attention. Of ali
such As desire to avail heuselves of the
Gill passed by the last Congress.
The Pennsylvania Central haIlrosd, with its cor
oecting lines. oy IL. miles the shortest route 10
Chicago aud other prominent places in the West,snt
is also the quickest. hcapest aud best route TO a..
prominent places III the Soutkw rest aud Northwest.
Pnssens gers are forwarded in comfortable and air,
Passens er Cai furnished with cushioned seats will
noveabe backs. water tanks stoves, in Win.er. .anc
wtL such ether convenience.s requisite for Il
,Omfort oil families.
ThIoush tickstsa sold to 81, prominent place.i,
the West. Southwes- a1d Northwest at about hal
the usual FIRST clAss fare.
Children under i've old as free, and chi idreI
between the ages offvs sndtwelv. years pay aali
p4ice.
Baggage checked and forwarded by the Ame rail-
With the passengers. Lightly pounds OF baggage sar
::ed free 70 every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundsys and tick
must be procured and baggage the ot6ce
No. lie Market street. By o'clock, i. NJ.
by addressing the undcrsign ed he win forw ard
return Of mail free circular containing
complete price lMt, . map. . correct copyt
Homestead LAv. asd giXs such other il IormAt,on
Ofthe Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
No. l16 Market Street, Philadolphi,
Hhiladelpbia June u. las
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
Philadelphia. Wilmington aua EsIti-
more Railroad,
AA2A ~ II n go -
IlM - IAbli..

IlME IN BILE.
e.,nu't",ns MoNrAi. Ali Ah io.u TsA,us viii i.avs
rnSs .sts a. . M .,s,
,.Spn1s n1s 8 al i.nn.sl
tor sayru. Bt.peh k.csa saa M.Syi.sd ,as s.
d, aware RNlro a. a. H.irlast. I'm with Ju.c,vu NJ
Delaware k~.IroAd. a. D-i,Air wMh Aas..r ru saor,
i.nto.i. at salisbury " tn weolu,co aud P.comek.
AfhLa, TEAM s.ILAs A. NJ. lsuu,,sy. executed,
P"s,sIr and x topping =: w,luD
Iaius19n wih 'rsih for New Castle.
s..'i ana S.saias ,torpnE
VILE. hArve-ie-GIact. Aberdeen, Psrrymans Il Ia.
SIahTEAPRiss aIiisUP. Md.,iy. rBstn.oI.and w,.O
.iags :.m.rs (. ks,:n s.,ss. NJ
FsTsrss' Monroe ana SoriolA.v tak. sh
WELLINGTON TRAINS
sAI. ~ rA IA AIH1rh 80 = & .,. . =
LEA,s .ss yi.SifsfYs Y. Il \, q 5 "a .iSX NJ 40 40
si sH G .'',s 81 81. su.S. as
sH1ns ly1ys VIII yD "s.sg E.hn, a. Se +
sish .d ss Ssr; and
Lsa's irii"cepnls ios rort Deposit suuasys exec:
saa a !. iS l" | al ,:os sDs 80 p
,rnssa rh.aeipl. and II isaoes aa.a .sop'
az ~ VI
Trains leaving wriugion Al 6s6 g. U, srd 400 D. M vi!
eon.et ~ LAmokiA JuuctlCi with me 7vU .. w. AUD
tIal RAiiroaG.
! TARo cor TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
LEANh Wiit,iNIToS a. l01 u ~ M sea, IV5v, r.
| CHESTkE FOR rHILADELPHIA
LEA'E CHESTER at 7.H, SIS sss anu los A. NJ.
| RaH 5t. t%t. 5.S, Gil 76 anu 1885 P NJ.
FROM batmoteto 10 PhAdsiphia. Leave Baltimore at ~
~. WAY Nal; sSa An, E1pres /; 14O r. y NJ
| Eiess 723f. VI. Express lU4U r. VI Express.
| as5uOP.M
AccommodAto1 rainrom Port Depos IL will Perry
vile All II M. TO r. nd sts
|
| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 1915 and 9.ll A, T.. Aud AS
Leave Wilmington At 1882, 2U3 ~ " A. H. 1888 80
| 5.l7 ?. =
SUNDAY TRAIN IRON BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore ~ Is stopping Perry
mans Ab@rdeen, Havrs-de.ts Ace.
| town. North East. Eikton. Newark, Stanton, New
part, Wiln.in1top .ClA yMont. L.Wood and Chester.
| II = KINNEY. AupsppIsudenb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

Baltimore, aIv | Us $40 Delmar rs
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave Nov Castle for Wilmington and Philader
M7.AAM Leave PhiI.as,pn,s at Ills, "A. Nj.
'A' SMYRNA ERANSSHi II TkAiNs. AIN sA'''s'
Additional to those above leave Clayton for
tor Clayton. LIS u. m., and 735 y. w.. ~ niakt
;onnect"n With trains to and from Dov or. and sta
FREIGHT TRAIN with Paseerxer Car 1T
tscneu will leave Wilmington i2.55 A. NJ. New
Castle. 20; Middleton, rs; Townsend, 2.4s
Ciayi.:i. o.i5: Dover 4.eJ; Wyoming. 4.lu: fetou
-; Harrnrton. 5Ut: faruiitgtou, ) Is; Bridge
ne. Z; Iet,rd, Is; Laurel. t.4i and ar i've 4, !,
| Deluar at U5 A. NJ. { ~s cng"rs leaving balti
max cnnnectlon with this train at Wilmington
keturnins-W leave Del"sr 2.3u. r. NJ.
Laurel, 3.t5: Sesford 81; Biidsevil 4. q; Far.
| uinxton. b; Harrington. 5.iu Feltuu 53e
, Hyvnlhg, i. y; Dover, ~; Clayton, 7.i0: Town
send. Is. Midiie'own s. o: kiIkwood. s4G New
p1iladel ,hia. ~ r. VI and Baltimore B. ~ A. NJ
| SUBJECT To delays irciuent to freish: business.
Tuis Trau will stop to tlke Ny Passengers only ~
Stations named. but vii sci down passengers ut an.
| stoeping place exert Hares Corner. state Read
| CONNECTIONS.
| At TOW NSkND. ", ia the Ken County and Quee u
| Anne's Kent Railroads tor kenn sty Vile sue
| leisvili. ant lntermedStc places.
| At CLAYTON. with the N. i u. r. r. for Eas.
| ton ana inter edate places
At HARRINGTON. with me J. / B. R. r. for
Al sEAToRD with the D. h D, r. r. for FEEDER
| sisburr aud Cambridge, Sc.
At DEL Az. With the 4. s. X. r. for Salisbury
Prince. Anne. Cris6elo. Also for Berlin and
otner stations o" the VII 4 !.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
WILMINGTON / BALI
i MORE kAlnRnAu.

CFECIhL d.
On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871
passenger car will be attached to the treish,
train lesving PhiladelDh,s At $40 p. M. tor Viii
Eington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows. whom
signallsd: Grsy's Ferry. 9.l2 y. m. lazAretto 81
p IN; Chester. = Al ., M; Lamokin. ,+5p. VI; thur,
y. m; klerslie. .O.lS y. m; arrive Wilmington, 1914
r. m. .0ctDl Il. n. KENNY. oup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
Gooo8.
-IRr:v,wfEi iss.

Faded and passed away,
Leaving Us dssolste.
passed through the golden sats
Into eternal day.
Lying 20 still and white
In her cold. narrow bed.
Lowiy now rests her head.
Closed are her eyes Of light.
Gone to the spirit land.
s coping in Jesus arms.
Sheltered from earthly harms
One Of the angel band.
Gone to the world above.
Where. by the silver sea.
She rests from sorrow free.
Sharing the Gs, iour's love.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
Steam Atomixers.

tut the InhalntiOn OF atomized fluids in Tao treat.
neht Of chronic diseases Of the throat air
ana lunss Being sels acting they produced an even
ana continuous flow OF " -ay without nconv
gr iloor. DurlIg the ist two or three years W,
nave supplied several dozen of these atomizers and
IN most eases with very satisfactory results.
f' bhINGliURST 4 Gu, Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

A. 7. ALLpERDICE. No. III shipley street
o. brass. galvanized iron. &c Also make, cal.
svanized Wire Guards tor store. and factory door,
and windows at Philadelphia prices. Call and ex
''in'us ~ tampios. ~. jsplHf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
Perfume Atom,xer..

An elegant. pleasing. simple and useful pparatus
tor difusing periumery in the most econom icni man
ner, scsnti1g tho clothing, handkerchief and hair
ana Tor making cooling and soothing applications
burns. sensitive surfaces &c. also for disinfectnc
nnd PEI tuning the sick room. For sale By
Il. BRINGllURST x CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
HzIxk1 THE c6kN CAUSE
sat NAN MIS- RT.

Just ltb',yttS. "a Sealed Enrelopc. Pace st1 et,
A LkoIrtE uS TaK NATURE TREATMENT. AND
radical Cure Of seminal Weakness, or SrermA-
torrl ora. IND actd by self indulsence. lnyolun ~
Emissions. 1mrotency Nervous Decil't, npn I'm
pelimer's TO Marriage generally; CoNsuNP1InN.
EPILEPSY. and Frs; Msnt.l and Ph, sical Inca
paeity. etc. By. ROB j. CCLVERW ILL. Nj. u,
author Of The Green Book, etc;
The world renowned author. in this admirs b,e
Ice nre. clearly proves from his own experience
that e lawful consequences of self Abuse may tc
ehectusliy removed vi ut medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bousies irsuu
mehts. rings cordisls, pointing out u mode OF
cure st once certain snd eaectus.. which every
sufferer. matter what hi. condition may be mas
cure himself cheapiy. privately and RADICAL,
This lecture wall prove boon to Thousands and
thousands.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope to any sd
dress. or receipt Of si1 ceAts OF two postage
By addressing the publishese.
Also. DR.. Culverwells Marriage Guide" price
Is cents.
Address the Publishers.
CAAe. J. c. KLINE L CO..
1S7 DoWery, New Y~sk,
apis P0ss-O&es Boz Z, 6ss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
.-ckIX..xNQrlcEs.
T R q = = r. 4.

TUST rcs.ived a full supply OF cb.an and -.
q, TRusSES at WALT0N'S Drug store FL, fSS";
WI! be hced without extra charge By cum rete ~
ptrsou. 'talt fp4 fry one. Ili msrl2.I1ss
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
Grorers i Lfa lsalers.
NEW GROCERY STORE,
600 TATNELL STREET.

Tho subscriber would announce % his friends and
the public that he keeps fne assortment of ex-
celient Groceries and tine Spices. Teas, U flee, Su-
gar. &C.. which have just been laid in with great
caro-. and which will be solo ut very modcrse
prices. The public will please sall and examine
his goods. may9 6td JOHN MAkI,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
A ROrlTABlE BU.lNESS.

LIGHT EQUAL TO Gas. AT ONE EIGHTH
The COST! Cusnos Be exploded. No chimney o.
Wiee used.
MEN desiring n PROFITABLE BUSINESS
can SECURE the EXClIISIVE RIGHT f'r the sals =,
Of DYnTC'S fACENT CAKBnN Gas LlGiI l
BURNERS AND OIL, Tor COUNTIES or STAT ss
Write fur inf ,rmstion or cal, or ,,or,
No. ia SOUTH sEcogp q sf' fDf9GTEE rG EE..la
N. B:-CuUkCuE6 furn shed With HANDEL'
lExS and LAMPS OF soerv descriptions 2' per cent
eAeapsr than as any olasr ss'Aoiishwent ~ 'h'
eou0tsy. Harl2 3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

.Coal Flour and Feed of all kind. sold on commits
slon Also. all kinds of flower. field and garden
SEED In season. Public patronage solicited By
..,,,e A.. I. ALLDERDICE.
!ani2u No. Ill Shipley street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
NEW GRkOCERRY STOk T.
4. w. Cor. Fourth and Market st..

NEW GROCERY STORE
4. w. Cor. Fourth and Market st..
WILMINGTON. DEL.
~ The undersigned respectfully an ~;
rsh nsuncss to his old friends and the Extf
laGs public generally that he has coup let -
e&Abcd his new store. and has sopenea with u stoct
oil fine new and fresh
GROCEkIEs, SUGARS AND MOLASSEs,
Lowering crlsked, granulated and pulysrized Sugars
soft. white and coffee sugars.
Syrup, and ull kinds Of Moiasses,
Old Government. Java Cehse. Laguira. Maricaito
Rio. Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black ant
Green Teas White and Red Wheat Family Flour
new Busk~ heat all kind. OF rare Spices. saga nes
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut. Mushroom an
Tomato Ca'sar English and American Pickles. Jei
uhaeoata ver,naceiH Macarcn,. Washing % Soar ~, !,
great variety Toilet Soap, silver Gloss Starcs Cur
rants, Kalsins Citron. Atmore's Mince Meat: Drie.
Pesrh-s aud Apples Crahberries. Brocnis, Paintr,
Buckets, Brushes, Sperm. Adan.antine and Tall. Y
Candles, and al articles usually kept in well as
sorted GrOcery Store. Call and examine my stock.
S-iv JAMES CkIPPEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
BARaOW,slyDlssu BLUL

Sths chsapset and hest article in he market 70.
i BLUElN4 CLOTHES.
docs not contain any acid. -
will not iujure the finest fabric.
1t put up ct
=, WILrBER0E.S DRUG STORE,
NO: 2S North SECOND Street. PAlLAU.LPHlA
md fer sale By most II the 0roc~rs ana Druggists
Tho Genuine has both BAaLow's and WILrsER.
SsRs names The iabel: all otners are coant-rft
BARLOW'S BLUE
wnl color more wssss thaA four uass the san,
weight Of indigo anraI.ly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

SOuthefn EXprcsB PActhc EIp"ess Eric N az
and Buffalo 4 NIAGARA kxpress leave daily. Al
other traius daily except sunday.
DEris Mail and Buff .lo and Mag ara Express leav-
ing vn saturday night. Iun ouiy to Williamsport
Cincinnati Express runs daily: on Saturday night
only running to Harrisburg.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
runs daily. except Sunday. For this train ticket.
PM. at ll6 Market street
Sunday rEs.n No, leaves Philadelphia $40 A
NJ; arrives Psoii 9to NJ sunday Train No. ::
7. N.
Sunday Train No. ] lsave es P.oli 40 A. NJ; ar
rives. .Pli)sdelphia b IS A. Nj. sunday Train No !.
leaves Paoli 500 r. NJ; Srrives Philadelphia 6.lt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

JOAN +. F.VANLEKk. IT.. Iicke, Agent. .sol Chess
MT street,
FRANCIS spNk. 1icketA Agent, lis Mark Stree
SAM'l II. " .ALLACE Ticket Agen, at the Depo.
The Pcnnsylvania nail Road Gu. will not aesuu i
any r.sk for bagsaIe. except TO: weariEg Appare
,nd limit heir resp ponpioility to ous hundred do
ars lii value. Al) baggage exceeding That amour
luvaue, viii be q. the risk Of the prr. aO,.ss
,sn,y sneciai aontrset. A. J. J.CAeSAT1.
Aan't. pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

Sure Death to Rats, Reaches
and all other Vefmin, BURTs PASTE, sold bv
t"ar's-Am q y WALTON.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16

TRAINS ARRIVEAT DEPOT. VIZ.
CINCINNATI EXPNESS...... ......... 500 A N
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS. .-...... d4o -
ERIE A. NJ
s,AULl AGG1M. $50 X lv .o AM.
BUFFALO 8 NIAGARA EXP. .......... s.u5 AN
pAkkEStl RG TRAIN. ..... .-.-.... s.Uv A, y
LANCASIkk J. YORK ACCOM.....i2.AU +. "
cklk EXPkEs,s.....- ........- .......... 8 " p
enoLl s,. ACvt2MM v2M MMxpy.,.-;.l9s SO X io+oP. n
iAkRlsRC ~ ACCOM- ......" 49, s.ao :
NALL IA = -; ; .,...iiS
kurfu N a Mi nj
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-16
fennSylvaHIa CtnIral RaIlrOa0.
lN00W5 sEE

After = =. Nj. SUNDAY. November l2th ISL.
Thstrnins oithe Pennsyivania Central X. k.iesse
reached directly BY the Market Street Cars, the
last car connecting With each train leaving From,
and Market Streets thirty mir utes before its depar-
turo. Tae Chestnut and Walnut Street ears ru,
within one square of the Depot.
SLEEriNGCas TIcEErscan DO had on Application
Chestnut Streets. and 1.-THE Depot.
A0sSTsoY THE UNION cRArey ER COMPANY viii
callfor and deliver Baggage AZ the Depot. Order.
left at No. sOl Chestnut Street. No. ll6 Marke,
street, will receiv attention.
TRAINS LEA IE DEPOT, VIZ;
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17
THE APES OF GIBRALTAR.
The Effects of Undue Zeal in Hunting

The Effects of Undue Zeal in Hunting.
A correspondent ofthe London Telegraph,
writing from Gibraltar under date of Sep
TENDER l6, says:
The Governor, Sir Fenwick Williams, of
Kars, is popular, and makes an excellent
commander He and his predecessors have
mainly devoted themselves to defending
the apes that are to be found on the rock
against hostile attacks from the garrison or
SJWn. These apes are the only wild mon
keys in Europe. They have been here from
slime immemOrial, and they are reVerenGed
as much as their brothers in the sacred
groves Of Benares. The most etrin-
gent orders are issued against iniur-
ing them. From the signal battery on the
top of the rock soldiers are always on the
lockout with telescopes for them, and the
number seen every day is registered in a
book. A few months ago young gentle
man arrived here fresh from school, as an
ensign in a regiment. Wandering over the
rock with gun, he espied an ape, and az
he thought it would be interesting to send
homo stuffed monkey, shot it. Imagine
the horror of the town and garrison when
the lad came back through the streets,
bearing with him triumphantiy the result
of his days shooting, An 0tficer-even an
ensign-is a very great man here's The in.
habitants did not dare to rush upon the
sacrilegious wretch who had slaughtered
a creature almost as holy "a an officer.
Some sat at their d0orsteps in silent
horror, and yelled their countenances.
Others followed the corpse of the dead ape
to see what would happen to its murderer
Gibraiter was .in-Tor ia state of
wild excitement When the ensign reached
his barracks. his colonel and brother officers
explained to him the fearful crime of which
be had been guilty. So great indeed, was
the ofense that it was felt that the Gov
arnor alone could deal with it, Sir Fenwick
Williams ia man Of a kindly nature; bus
even he, l understand, thought for some
time Of nothing less than cashiering the
ensign; while one or two of the
permanent authorities, who, on hearing
what had occurred, Immediately went 10
inc Government House TO tender their ad-
vice, were strongly il favor of the Lcr
aijo3sjS, and, the ensign being slain, to
iyenge the names Of the slaughtered ape |
After lengthy discussion he was consigned |
20 captivity. He has since been released, |
tut lie has left his own name in prison, and |
s nov called by every one "Du Chaillu."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17

first you haYn't been here in SO long
Come IN; take this rockingham, and lei
me take your hat"
The widow hustled about and got the
squire chair and deposited his hat on the
table before he happened to think of his
| basket
"Oh Ruth told me your strawberry
crop had proved a failure, so / thought I'd
run over and bring you a few Straw berry
| short-eake don't go bad this time of wear y
I'm q thousand times obliged to you
| said the widow, taking the basket "
was so provoked to think the hens should
| spoil mine. Such nice lot as l would have
had"
eff you want any preserves, come over
and get EN-" eaid the squire. "We've
plenty of 'em. Mrs Brown-she won't do
anything with ZEN except as we use them
in the season of them. suppose"
81 want to know T. exclaimed the widow
"You ought to have them done up. They're
SO moe in the winter. I would like to get
some for jam; and il Mrs. Brown won't take
care of them, I'll do them up on shares"
~ wish you would" said the squire.
Things are all going TO wreck and ruin
about my place, 'Taint to be expected a
hired woman will take any interest in al
fairs, and here he sighed deeply.
No, that's So
1t was strange tha2 she squire fla6 not
found out how things were going to wreck
and ruin before. Mrs. Brown had been
there ever since Mrs. Dudley died.
The squire and the widow kept up very
brisk conversation, and at the end of an
hour he was more deeply in love with her
than her daughter, and began to wonder
how he had been SO blind as to overlook
such delightful woman for SO lGng,
By-and-by the widow hustled out and
presently came back with a pitcher of last
years cider and plate OF cake.
do have something to eat and drink
urged the widow. "If I'd known you were
coming I'd have made cherry pie. re-
mcraber you used to like my cherry pies"
al wish you'd come and make cherry
pies for me all your life" blurted out the
squire, turning very red in the face again.
"l-I came down to ask you to marry me,
Mrs. Lee"
After which innocent falsehoOd the squire
felt decidedly relieved.
I'm sure I'd as lief marry you as any
man" answered che widow, bIushing and
looking as pretty as a rose.
Its all settled, then" cried the delighted
squire, and kissed her plump on the lips just
as the door opened and Charley aud Ruth
came in.
"Allow me to make Won acquainted with
my new housekeeper," said the squire, bow
ing very low to hide his red face.
And allow me to present my Wife-that |
is to be-" answered Charley. "You take
the mother and I'll take the daughter"
1 am happy to say that under the new ad- |
things are n9 longer going to
wreck and ruin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17

Immediately married the woman who had
eloped with him
Gustavus Sehurman purchased real estate
In Indianapolis and Louisville, and by his
tact and business management increased
his wealth to over a million of dollars. At
the time Of his death he had seven children.
two by his first wife and five by his second
WIFE In making his will he left his Prus-
sian property to his two German heirs. and
his American property to his American
heirs.
The first WIFE, Amelia, learning of the
death Of her husband, obtained possession
by legal process of the Prussian estate, and
sued for her share, as per marriage contract,
of the decedent's estate IN America. Her
son, Gnstavus r. Schurman, represented
her with power OF attorney, and the abIest
lawyers in the city were employed to prose-
cute the case. The pleadings were vol
luminous, and as q vast amount of property
was involved, great interest was manifested
in the result. 1t appeared, however, that
as the case progressed the plaintiff weak
eDed somewhat in enforcing her claims
Being in a foreign country, and copies OF
proceedings in foreign courts being fire.
quently rendered necessary as testimony in
she American courts, she became wearied,
and finally agreed to a compromise by &c
eepting. in lieu Of all claims, the sum Of
500 0Os