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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-08
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1872 VOL VII

NOTICE.
TO the Electors of Richland County.
TN accordance with the proclaim alton OF his
Il Excellency Robert e. Scott, Governor OF
South Carolina, an election will be held in
hichland County on WEDNESDAY, October
and County Representatives and officers, to
wit:
A Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Attorney General.
Secretary of State.
State Treasurer.
Comptroller General.
superintendent Of Education.
Adjutant and nspector-General.
One Congressman to represent Third Con-
gresBional District in tho United HtHtes Con.
gress, and ono Congressman from the State
at largo.
Four Representatives.
One Clerk Of Court.
One Sheriff.
One Solicitor for tho Fifth Circuit.
One Judge OF Probate.
One School Commissioner.
Three County Commissioners.
One Coroner.
The polls will be opened at o'clock A. H.,
and close at O'Clock P. NJ, at the following
viz:
The city of Columbia is hereby divided into
four election preciucts.
WARD ONE.
First. citizens in Ward One will vote at An
drew Wallace's, formerly the Fenton House, J
on richardson street.
Manogers-H. NJ. Davidson, A. a. Mon.
teith, Manson Williams.
SECOND, WARD TWO, POLL AT COURT HOUSE
Adnogers-C. j. Carroll, Il. D. Sem, Ben
jamin Williams.
THIRD, WARD THREE, POLL AT pHRN1x HOOK
AND LADDER COMPANY.
MdnG1ers-M. F. Nixon, Daniel Idair, Jos
FOURTH, WARD FOUR, POLL AT MINoRT's, tFoRM-
ERLY o'coNNELLs 8 BUlLDINo.) .f
MdnG1ers-J. Bahlmann, John Fitzsira-
mons, Holland Mitchell
GADsDEN.
ManMgers-Thomas w. Dawson, Kit Mills,
Sims White.
Aandgers-Green b. Bush, John B. Good.
wyn, James ]. Goodwin.
TRENHOLMS GROVE.
Mdndgers-J @. +. Simms, Toney Blaine
Moses TOlliver.
Managers Nathan Dubard, Jacob Jackson
J. Cannon.
Mdnogers-Eli Kiilian, Thomas Garner
Mandgers-E. 8. peroival, Thomas Roberts
Richard Portee.
GARNKR's.
Mdndgers-Saml G. Henry, January SimI
! son, Frederick Wallace.
ACTON.
MdndJers-Eugene Ciarkson, Joseph Walk
or, Anderson Burns.
The Chairmen of the respective Boards viii
| meet the Commissioners Of Election at ths
Court House, Columbia, on Monday, the 14tt
! instant. at II O'Clock A. H., to receive ballot
boxes, poll lists. and written and verbal in
| structions.
A. L. SOLOMON,
EiOP GOOUBON,
| CESAR LOWNDES,
Commissioners OF Election. Ricbland Co.
Oct 5
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-08

A whole family cured OF biIiousreas with
one box nf Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.
This is cheap practice. How is it2 Why, tho
p''. tCd.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-08
special Notices.

Men from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
carly life. Manhood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method Of treat
ment. Now and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Aug 12 9mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-08
Last Notina.

A LL persons indebted to the late firm Of
at my Carriage Repository and settle the
same with my Agent. Mr.. NJ. j. CALNAN On
18th instant. all claims remaining unpaid
WILL be placed in suit. This course js indis.
pensable to close the business OF Carr oil &
Spellman. JOHN AGNEW.
0Ot1 VII. -
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-08

A Valuable Tract Of Land For Sale.
TIM g subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA-
OF it within tho corporate limits OF the town.
1t contains $50 acres of land, seventy. five Of
which is good creek bottom. On il is COM
frtable Dwelling House, Gin Houee, and all
ScuppernoDg Grapes OF sever acres, in full
bearing. with Stune House, Collar, and all
appliances for making wine. and fine colcc-
ton OF Fruit Trees. r. b. BOWIE,
sept Abbeville G. H., g. @.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-10-08
Fall and Winter Stock

40 :. HAVING recently return. from New
IA York, am prepared to exhibit one OF the
most nhoice and select Stock Of Goods
-AAever offered In this market. It embraces
Fine English, French and American
Cassimeres,
SCOTCH TWBEDs, &c., an elegant line of
Vestings, and large stcok Of tho celebr ated
Star shirt. My customers and the public
generally are invited to call and examine.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Sept II limo J. F. EISENMANN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12

i SEALING THE Vow-A correspondent
of the New York Commercial Adceyfl-
ser, writing from the Round Lake camp
meeting, tells the following story
Many people sleep in the same tent
here, being separated by partitions. As
young Methodist fellows are thrown
with pretty young ladies good deal,
| it is not against them that they some
times fall in love.
Last night, they say, they saw this
happen. A young Methodist fellow
from Ballston had become quite interest
ed in pretty daughter of religious
farmer Last night, while dozen cold
hearted fellows were trying to sleep,
they were continually disturbed by the
lovers spoony talk which they distinct
ly heard through the cotton cloth par
tition. They heard him say in low,
sweet Clarendon voice, "Now, Caroline,
dear, do let me seal the vow-dow
No, James, cannot. What would
my father and mother saym replied a
sweet girlish voice "But, Caroline,
you have promised TO be mine-now let
us seal the vow-let us, do let us
won't you! Do kiss mew!
No, James, | cannot, O, cannot"
In moment the tent partition part
ed, and a big-whiskered brother, who
wanted to sleep, shouted: For Gods
sake, Carrie, let Jim seal the VOW He'll
keep us awake all night if you don't.
The VOW was sealed
When told young lady, who is
here from Congress Hall, about this
sealing joke she said that James re-
minded her of some of the Congress
Hall fellows. only they always wanted
10 seal things before there was anything
10 seal. She said Browns boys, down
n New York. got engaged 10 young la
lies just TO seal the VOW, and, after
hey had sealed il all winter. they went
III and got up another VOW with fresh
'oung lady
told her that such bad young men
'ught not 10 be countenanced-"th that
very young lady should set her face
gainst them"
Alas" she replied, Il have set my
ace against them too much already.
hey will never reform Till we take our
aces away from them altogether"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12

The GoURD AND THE PALM TREE.-A
gourd wound itself around lofty palm,
and in a few weeks climed to its top.
How old art thou?v asked the gourd
An hundred years." was the answer.
. hundred years and no taller!--
Only look, have grown as tall as you
in fewer days than you can count years.
Il know that well" replied the palm.
Every summer of my life a gourd has
climed up around me, as proud as thou
art, and as short lived as thou wilt be-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12

RANDOM REPLIES To ROYAL IyrERRocA
TogIgs.-Frederick the Great. of Prus
STA, had great mania for enlisting gi
gantic soldiers into the Royal Guards
and paid an enormous bounty to his re-
crultlng officers for getting them. One
day the recruiting sergeant CHANGED to
espy Hibernian who was at least seven
feet high; he accosted him in English.
and proposed that he should enlist.
The idea of military life and large
bounty so delighted Patrick that he i'm
mediately consented. "But, unless YOU
can speak German the King will not
give you so much"
Oh" said the Irishman, sure it's |
that don't know word of German"
but, said the sergeant, three words
will be enough, and these you can learn
In short time. The King knows every
man in the Guards. As soon as he sees
you ne will ride up and ask you how
old You are; you will say twenty-seven;
next, how long you have been in the
service; you must reply, Three weeks;
finally, if you are provided with clothes
and rations? you answer, Both"
Pat soon learned to pronounce his an
swers, but never dreamed of learning
the questions. In three weeks he an.
peared before the King in review. His
Majesty rode up to him. Paddy STEP
ped forward with present arms"
How old are your" said the King.
"Thrce weeks" said the Irishman.
"How long have you been in the SER
viceg' asked his Majesty.
"Twenty-seven years"
Am ] or yon q fool?n roarcd the
King. &
Both replied Patrick, who was in q
SANITY taken to the guard-room, but
'ardoned by the King after he under
food the facts in the case.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12
IDAHO WORLD.
OLD CUSTOMS AND QUEER PUNIsHMENTs
IN GERMANY.

A curious work on "the humorou!
element in German law" by O. .G;eske
has just been published at Berlin. The
author describes the punishments which
were inflicted in various parts of Ger
many, in some cases up to a very re
cent period, with the object of humili
ating the culprit, and exposing him tc
public ridicule. A common punish
ment was that of going in procession
through the streets of town or vii.
lage in dress covered with images OF
swords, whips, rods and other nipple.
ments of corporal chastisement. In
Hesse women who had beaten their
husbands were made to ride backwards
on donkey holding his tail, ION which
occasions the animal was led through
the streets by the husband. This
custom existed in Darmstadt up to
the middle of the seventeenth GEN.
fury, and was so common that donkey
was kept always ready for the purpose
in the capital and the neighboring vii
lagos. If the woman struck her hus-
band in such manner that he could
not ward off the blow, the donkey was
led by the man who had charge of
him; if not. then by the husband him
self.
AT st. Goar miller was allowed a
certain quantity of wood from the for
est belonging to the town, in return for
which he was bound to supply dom
key to the municipality whenever re-
quired for the chastisement of a scold-
ing wife. Another very old custom
was that of Furnishing a henpecked hus-
band by removing the roof of his house,
on the ground that "a man who allows
his wife to rule at home does not de-
serve any protection against wind and
weather" If two women fought in
public they were each put in sort of
closed sentrybox, which only left their
heads exposed, and then posted oppo-
site to each other in the market-place,
where they remained for an hour face
to face, but unable to use their hands
or feet.
A common punishment for scolding
women was the shameful stone,' which
was hung round their necks. This stone
vas usually in the shape of bottle.
At Hamburg libellers and slanderers !
we're compelled to stand on a block and =
strike themselves three times on the {
mouth as sign of repentance. This S
custom still existed thirty or forty years S
lgo. In some towns the shameful a
'tone' was in the shane of loaf a
whence the German saying, "a heavy Il
'it of bread (ein schwerer bissen brod :
1t Lubbock it was in the shape of an oval j
ish, and in other places in that of IA
woman putting out her tongue. Such p
tones were usually very heavy; accord II
ng to the law of Dortmund and Hal II
erstadt (l34s) they were to weigh a
undred weight. Those who were veal Ia
ny could purchase exemption from this II
with a bag full of hops Ii
ed with red ribbon. 81
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12

DIVORCE soirees are coming into fash
ion in Chicago. The newly-made widow
receives her relatives and friends, they
eat q divorce cake, with monogram,
and have good time generally,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12

In Probate Court in aud for Boise County T.,
Territory. '-'p'
1T APPEARING TO THE C0rpT
Il by tie petition presented and filed bv g. -
tengiIl. the Administrator Of the ests,e NJ p e'
Aesblti, deceased. praying for IN order 10 IN -;
and personal estate. that il is uecAssayv IA -,
whole OF the real and personal estate 10 nav tb a
outstanding against the deceased and IT, dr. -
peises and charges Of the administration. Ir,s -
lore ordered by the Court that all persons iu,ar.
II The said estate appear before the said prol@,
Court Ola Thursday. tie 18th day o. Seuterub%r 4 n
ls92. al ii O'Clock. A. NJ Of sa.d dzy AZ The cor
room Of said Probate Court IL the Probate Judrs's
ONCE III Idaho city G2d county OF boise. to show
cause why al order should not he granted 10 The ssa
administrator 10 sell tie whole Of the real and ,r
soi4Al estate Of the said decreased ana that eor a
this order be published az least four successive fms
IN the IDAHO Womb. weekly spal,er printed
and published ia Iasho City sncaid county Of Bes
Dated Idaho C.ty. 18Th day @: AUgusi, 4 D ISL
ALONZO =. TURNER, Probate Judge
TERRITORY oF IDAHO. County Of Boise.
i, Alo.zo T. Turner. Probate Judge and Er-0z6o
Clerk 81 The Probate Court IN and Tor Boise eCsnr
Idaho Territory DO hereby certify the foregoing 70
oe true and correct cspy OF al order daly mace
and entered upon tie minutes O. sid Probate CvGrt
<&. Witness my hand -ad the seal Of sad
tErSN Probate Court this 18Th CAV 81 august, L D.
1872. AL0NZ0 P. TURNER
Probate Judge and Ex-Ceie!g C.e1kPC
august 22-ws
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-09-12
Order to Show Cause Univ Order ),
Sale OF Real and Personal b.
tate should not be Made

In the matter Of the Estate Of HANS 4. grsprrr
deceased. i4'
In Probate Court in aud for Boise County Ia,
Territory - --s@
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09

MtyE3 TRAIN, ,--Norihward, will lcave Dse.
mar At 90 r. ~ /; Laurel 3.?5; Sssford, s.Ss:
Brdgcyss'e, svi DEsens God, 4..0 Yar0ingtoa
sos; Harrington, . gJ ;sDsyer) G.sS, k@eyaop,
6,55 Mlddleiown. TO Arrive at wilAingto6e
0.Gn Philadelphia. u $50; Baltimore, 80.
Southwark, will lcase i'hia. At u 20 r. ~
Baltimore, 7.3o; Wilmington, ". IS; ksw Cas-
tie, 20; Mid,lleiown, 2.2si Townsend, 3.4ss
Clayton, 3.l3; Dover 400: W.oming, t.los
FELTON,, I 40; Harrington. o5; Far'nisStos,
AIS; Greenwood, 5s2 BridgevilIc. s.e0i 6ra-
ford, G. lh; laufel q 40; D,linar. TOO.
The mixed train VIII he run subject 10 dslays
iuciden, to freight business. and vi, :.cySalr
at stations where time Is given. ''"t -
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington asd Phlla-
deiphia ~ TAO A. NJ. Leave philsdeipAiny
u i.i5 \. NJ. ard Wilmington, leo r. y. 5Ss
New Castle. .f.i, es
4MYEyA BRANCH TRAISS.
Additional 10 those above leave Smyrna ~
ClaytSa ~ 35A. N. and I 3s +. N. leave Clsytof
for Smyrna 40 A. ". and a.noP. w.. leave
SMYRNA for Clayton liza a. Nj. and 1.s3 r. y i
to make connection With trains 10 and from De-
yer, and Stations son,h W." :
CONNECTIONS.
AT Townsend. with the Kent County and
unscn ADncs Kent Railroads. Al Gtsyfsa,
with Nil. aud bel. X. X. Al Harrington with
J. Is. u. X. A. Scafprd with porrcs,cr ssl
Delawsr. H. II. At Heln,ar with Eastern Shsss
Y. X and Weomieo aud pocamoke K. Il.
M. - " II 7. gESSEy. superntesdssl
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
EARLY BEATRICE PEACH.
Ripens two weeks in advance Of
HALE'S EARLY.

rl,Hls E4iy Peach Was produced 'hf Mr. rhas.
L Rsers, ui SAN irdgMorfh llerls. EnelAnd
aud has been grown in this country unlt rs
Samn. G iiltcn ui Llllleiou, y e The iiat
l. oil beautiful e6tur. iiup ilayor, aud stands shp.
ping heii.r Than aut cariy variety
The subscriber h,ying ihr sole control of the
entire stock OF Beatrice Tfces grown Is Mr.
Riltcn. offers them 10 the Peach Growers Of III :
Peninsula NJ Fifty nnlhr3 per uanired. or Two
Hundred and Fin, pollafs per Thousand.
Address,
Z. MiFFLiS W1LkINs,
Ghesieftown, Nd
De- ls-it.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
Registers S Order.

ID EGtSTERsS orFlGI.
IL New Castle County, ucieher 18TH ISL.
tpon tbe application Of Eliza pevrreux, Ad.
miaistfairi, OF jaaes netereux. late OF Saint
Georges Hundred II said County. deceased il
Il ordered aud directed hY iit kegis'rr Thai the
Administrative auresnii give nutce Of the gram
Ting OF Letters OF Administration Upon the rs
fate of the deceased with the date al granting
thereof by causing advertisements Ia lc posted
within fnrts lays from thr daic oi such Letters,
IN SIX Of -. mosi pahc places of the County OF
New t1stlc, requiring NIL I.crsnns having de-
mands against the Estate, IL present the same,
or abide hr an Act OF Assembly in such case
made aud provided. Aud also eause the same
10 he inserted within the same period in the
Middlcio@n Transcript, newspaper published
in Midaeiown, and to be continued therein two
months.
aA Given under the hand nna Seal of Office
Nkk of Tile Register aioresa al New Castle
In New Castle count, aforesaid, the day aud year
above written, b. GIBBS, Register.
sOTicE.--All persons having claims against
the Estate Of the deceased mus, present the same,
duly a,ics,ci, TO the Administrators, on before
October 18th, ls73, or abide The Act OF Assembly
In such case medc and provided.
+ ELIZA DENEnEuX, Admrx.
Address-Mt Pleasant. Del.
Oct. la-amos.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09

lIE sall seaf attention Ia tte following
w sittmant II. !. II t8a oi lie inasi rram-
imcnl fttinets in til. laeats We lape .hat
The Mteal faisofs IA this seeliug will SHINY thsit
intefgs aa5 gtsr lis 6bauaa ttigi The Gua8o
an h abtH.u6i Il liz Hest 4tasanllla s5uzts.
iinns from ] Il faAKb
Mli5telaan,
H. L. A-.kins.
a4tfssa.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
MIDDLETONN ACADEMY
FIRST CLASS
BOARDING
DAY SCHOOL.

ItctIrf.
HUDSON A. WOOD 4 H.
Principal ana instructor Ia tie Higher sr.s.Ass.
NRs MAKi Wooh.
rrsc'rfr,s u ,he itauatt E.i-,,4es,.
MS nAk3 I. GA1tAY,
frta.t ari English Literature.
MISS fEiiA \ WOOD
Assistant IN lie Ataaemlrel Department.
Mss i.l2zl. H.AcKIsTuS,
Instrumental nasir On Piano and orsaa.
j,fr- FOR ful. ina.ruailua rrlaiin: 10 the school
send FOR ca'alnsaf.
#, hsoN a. houp, A. ~
PrissiIM.
Miliieioun. liss.
sspt 4,-n
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
PEACH TREES,
FOR sA E4E
At the Lowest MAJ ket Price

~ h84f5t #4a iHi d u Il ie48fas fatie-
w tie- II fEAeH fksks eHlsa W VII
Al i IL tnae4i n4t-ei ptAe naitinH q
uur arnsnis must FL ElHaIei - l#HuttE ist
nF Guild eaR Il !ataa a tss a# tiff#Fs
Aai4ilateRn ltu.tl 4aa II N. II u lieased n
show tariiss l,.fea-i fhsHf Nat fg4
Il mau'1 II Il iAa af#f tat asai5s in'eas.aE
IL Fant ess1 a}Hla4 Ii 4ttl i stf af3es tifHs
=tbfstza m ~ W#fE fzzfsae E8e Fiatss ef-
iiese GHtlA 4 atIib.
faH5taeHI -. 44=H#. isza
Sept saH5
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
WANTED

A YOKE CT OXEN, medium size, In ex-
n change for good Buggy, shifting top, and
good harness, or good farm horse. Any dif-
ference paid In cash. Address
WA. II, REYNOLDS,
a2o West street, Wilmington, Del.
Oct. ee-aw.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
100000 a pple Irecs.


.itardaf! and pwatf. iva aal hr9e year, OLD
largely ei tariy Sttiatf ah1 southern @iutr ur
keeping ap,f5s ffnit sfnatt would d well 10
turn ,hcii attention 10 the cultivation pf rnrls
Apples. The rafiY varieties grow anl fHil well
anyw here en- tEc P1fiusaa lear Young aud
command hiel. prices In ths mtrkal. AL yha
PUNT pel6h orchard hdaiiti rot fiil - fInt the
ground with tarl srIles II - feel HRaft will
pear.ies hetMeeH. eteh NaY .3l apide and 70
reach trees Ii ilit acre Pouch lfets ai8Ar al -
i'll eath way lea per aftt Rtfatr i.e re,th
trees ato unr fal dauc thc apples At ii Ut ale
He1tins. tile nj Pic wlll Inst ii uut - tt1fs.
In Isl ahen ihr llair. Etflf rel.ehe4 sold IN
NeW York for ft0m Il - 10 Slim ref'rftin. the
raflg atples sall reaailY NJ attHe tur tat - 90
h - uU prr er,e the arplrs producing ihtee
tnrs d. mauf efntes pet aste IL IT, r#iehss
Nhfn lhc reaeh ofaEafi i dome aGt Eanf thp
PLANTER has the stnunA aeturiti with eena unl
profitable orchard, Mlieh III Hiusi tasc Ali out
live the rlaalef h4tr a lar.t staeA u stand-
4fi aud paari Ftal5 EHly hi4hnand ani nfhsr
chttfits GoHsrtFft4s. GHefante, llatsf:He aha
othrr ls8spfttfit. bHa6heftas lii variety s,ftN-
bptrsvs in Variety. faBatets Ealin..t and ini-
pet4l Aslarleas, LKefstttn aud tisai4nHs ffe.s.
yards. rrneires a. lial.haHse ltanis--san
iaruish iii Kind. II trs- ani fI3Uts usual,
found in an hrsf slnss establishment t,fiert
ht mail a.li rFeitU lfnl4t HtshfaH--Mrflf iuf
catalogue Hiram hetl En- ~ aHthltized
agent Ii .lIldl.lbMn, 9Fl=i I'D Maets ltli pith
him will iccnac llpntit aiitnttsn-
fAApai III rErERs.
June I'm. Wilmington, btI.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
NOTICE,
TO POULTRERSi !

nsHE hghes, cash prices mid for Turkeys,
L Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Eggs Dried Fruit,
ani MI kinds 81 Eais, b.
De ~. C. WALKER,
Opposite Pcpuing,o9s Machine Shops, or nj
seowdrek / raehran,s Store, Midae,oan Del
Uci. 26-nmos
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
SPECIALITY.

A large and beautiful Stock of
Vienna Brochc Shawls at less
price than the cost Of ilnporta-
tion. Also, 4 very handsome line
OF Striped Silk and wooden Shawls,
Ill Of which will he sold ut ex-
tremely low prices.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
49, t.l4 \ r. / - fllfatI,fa

NflfF JaLH \ Il I .. fH1fHI5l
na. sins 4 htte heru irduetl Fl tour Agent
III NilaefeHu IT ] Il Faarl. - rs ,he ntf.
ils ii sauf f&ete GfAka ~ eafn tfis spring
aal ehtatflli1 testify that lhe results h4to iat
cxteti.td nY expectations.
| consider ihat toar Gaapa i HE hrsi rctii-
li2er | hatt tsfa u,d Ms ckprfiture has nai
tern in any WY l.mlrsl shall make liherd
usc u II IN future ciups5 aai sifll nke il this
IaIl on Mhtat. ]. y ! ENlNuRE,
Aug s4-m NlIlufaNn, nel.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-09
VIM El.l.1.. n.l. .IIlt lalh laia

.lssra Isass h / = fi{aif5tis.
Gs88asH # purchased rum tauf
Agent. Nf 4. fHaf4 Il thls ieet, s#tefa
taH- u our Fashe fta#fae ast zffHs ah1 IT..
piial Il d ms aofa il fhe rife II aae haa5all 10
ihfce hiits. hase tefn ffHinH ifaH three 70
lis i.5u!tti a#Fe. II Lind iat ihe .4t fourteen
t.4ts, ana during IT, ti0ia hea e.5l EhtN
,lstl q, rAasffi.,t M Gafne q ssfl9Hs kinds
tint saHt. hs- dune b r. aa9=l Hf T. # ffsssnl
tlan UnA rttr lfira ! t,l asl saiae aai9
Without ant Ga#Ha All ss liie lan aqk y
than II lhaF WUHti mix WVHh uHrr fhnn hHit
~ mnst fati - Mheir agq'lel the tinano !.
taa Will aaif keaF Ha tA6 AtHisfa Z toarietii-
liztf am #nfc taa san seil d ka-t amanni heff.
s@@t9 ffz5fF. r. Il COCHRAN
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NOTICE

DERsess Indebted 10 ibe ,a firm of John
! f.t4nalds i sea=5 arc requested 10 ST.
IL their accounts pithaHi .d s IS 4 i agJes.
safg tu IN tsg t#siGtzs ettiF.
i siA AntHS,
An. lSstf. AHarnes.
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NOTICE TO PEACH GROWERS.
FOR ALE.

rJ,wo FRAME DWELLINGS with hack Build.
ines. situated on Lake sirrei. ID Middle
,owo These will be sold SO as 10 make good
investment. Apply 10
WV. H. REYNOLDS,
$40 WEsr Sr, NiixNsrex,
Oct. lo-3w.
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HOME INVESTMENT.
HUME e IN V ES'TM EN- 7.
issrnE YorR liff ~
THE DELAWARE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
PURELY MUTUAL.

Rates lower Than any other Mutual Company.
Surplus amrle Tor all contingencies.
Tl,1lr of rai.s aad any information promptly
furnished on appilea ion 10 the Hoak nfrior EA-
change Railling, r9.1er Seventh aud Market
streets, " .lmingtua, Delaware.
Agents wanted In al Parts Of the State,
Liberal Inducements o'stred.
7. l.. GlLrlN, Srcy,
Wiilite c2snY, President,
Sept. sl-2m.
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FOR SAL. g

4 narr room GALLONS ii ps d CIDER VIM
y EGAR AnRfs -
J Z gESlNagE,
NJ ,#rteNu Del
or SAMUEL. EEA4NuliE
July eff udess,. pel
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Wn
Delawaps Hap 4ea4 4! 1lna
Aenaouanosn
o1D@or Apeooo -

OS and amer xoh4ay. may aDsh. isss, (sse1aUs -
" cepses, Trains vii lssvs asSsliovs:
i EOsra +H& oeUf9, %sf
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TO FARMERS.

sei,i 2l-isi.