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Slgrntnr fir ID. g8rrf &c Comps

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spe;ial : Noti3ell.
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2eic,enbe ifatter, Wr. fOf. 4esinStpnffraRe.
Seereisuneen wsrben prompt beiorst.
(Suni24. .3aitTl
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Gtuas @utes fir &inber!
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ben Breis % St5. Die S9a6tsl. iSabrisirt in
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9eauns bon 8leia uno @ienrnbren, Babewannen,
5poranten, Waltidnoe, S2tiiOirs, abSuser0tren fir
4utrtte; ionic aub
bporauIiide Saanmen, GBa6ers s0laitneris II. t. ru.; ;
marmorne H. sd,ieer- -Saminfmie, Seuerbeeroz0tOite,
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aiiden lltenlien, gaerfiblsr une 5tertseratoren;
aot= uno Sel;5ien uno Jteperaturen auer art.
Hiicweff=GRe BON Saltimp ore, unc Gutatpftr.
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c)Obn GanrOR
GrgenIritigr9ebens =8rii6erungss s@ts
feIlIdlaft nan Bnltnu. Wai.

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ten "Dedifad,uisftfer Wiebt 2jcriau @cicBrs"
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neibe f6er 5u Suniten Der SoliCeH jubUbGr ungGs
le9t ftno. ytab beu 9tiCteH BON UiuiiahuGtts mCuH
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gtt9licnerr oer Seialtait lur ieocn Odouyh Dcrur.
iabten SeG. ut periUnIh OerdEtwurtlid. 1Ie SrCtz
loren oern 5obn 6ancod geeeHicitgeu ECbcus gcrs
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ieren @eidaten uerbunoGu.
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Columbia,
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Der Barrier, gmeritantite aiideubesrb urb Barf
ren'ide Seerbe, Yarlors Guns II. esbtHinss Seuers
Biat%Sei,r.
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goeben empfanseu eine &aftie sGteg Deoffa'
Raffee, fpelhen mir in Den 9Guern paiieneen GuGu'
tttatsn oertauIen. Seni. d. Yoe E Spmp.s
(13O-f SIR. 142, BefsBaltmoreitroSe,
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ben fir cine einen Yitten entiprebGrce Summe pCrs
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CHERRYK[N

ober @ein bon peruuianiifer Hinbe,
prdparirt oon 5bommeret Cells in paris,
In elm ausqeSsidnetes omit unb y e9enmtttel
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aneinieen Iseuten lr Die 8er- Staaten
soe DER Sutdrpitr, II. Didoti0nsup.
f9ouS 12g1tpg0 5oruie bei alien EroQuiifer.
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Baltimore.
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In Ytarpano.
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Steiner 8nrtmein

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fir msbtSinii1e Snete, uniere ot
Senjan,tn ". yoe Spmp..
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Gittiuaer, Gcrc Comp,
(l40G-) 9tr. l3Un0 D, bGQpfibe.
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fen Yreiieno
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6. 4. 1iass unD i,dmes Sisas, Isenten Der
.goltimorer 8obIen-" Ii. suuor=Gii ubabn= @omp.]
8ireau: Rr. 2, Soutbffrase.
9obleuboi: Gcfe Der Rurtbs unc WaetfDn
Gtra6e. tSt.141JD
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0ruBen Reiu>gurfcr sGcrgciraIdaft.

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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
geIamars gtats 5uurnaL.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2, 1872.
By OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
There is with US boy Of modest dlmen- |
sions, not otherwise especially entitled 10 the
epithet, who ought to be six or seven years
old, to Judge by the gap lett by his 'front.'
milk teeth, these having resigned IN favor
Of their successors, who have not yet pre-,
sented their credentials. lie is rather oiu
for au enfdnt terrible, and quite TOO young 70
have grown into the bashtulness OF adde's.
cence but he has some Of the qualities OF
both these engaging periods Of development
The Member of the House call him "bub,
invariably, which term take to be an alb
brevation Of "Beelzebub," as "bus" Is the
short form t'omnibus." Many eminenty
genteel persons, whose manner make them
at home anywhere, being evidently unaware
of the true derivation OF this word, are IN
the habit Of addressing all unknown chlluren
by one of the two terms, "bub" and ISIS,
which they consider endears them greatly TO
the young people, and recommends them TO
the acquaintance of their honored parents
if these happen to accompany them. The
other boarders commonly call our dimlnu-
tive boarder That Boy. He is sort OF ex-
pletve al the table, serving 10 stop gaps,
taking the same place a todsher does that
makes a loose.screw ft, and contriving to
get driven in like wedge between any two
chairs where there's crevice shall not cal
that boy by the monosyllable referred &c
because, though he has many impish Trait
at presents, he may become civilized AMI
humanized by being IN good company
Besides, it is term which l understand il
considered vulgar by the nobility and gentrl
of the Mother County, and il is not to b.
found in Mr. WoIcester's Dictionary, OF
which, as Is well known, the literary mel
OF this metropolis are by special statute al
lowed 10 be sworn IN place OF The Bible
know one, certainly, who never takes hi
oath or any other dictionary, and adverlis
ing fiction to the contrary, Notwithstanding
From January ATLANTIC.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
KsIIOgg and Opera in san Francisco
Why NJ Failed.


The San Francisco Chronicle tells the
story of the non.appearance OF Miss Kellogg
in that city as follows: According to the
terms Of her contract the sum Of $4,000 Tin
greenbacks, prObably,) was 10 he paid her
10 New York city on yesterday, November
rs. She was then TO leave that city for San
Francisco on tomorrow monday, the eth
inst.) arriving here the following Monday.
Blanchi was TO pay Miss Kellogg's travelling
expences lion New York and back, as well
as those OF her mother and two servants
In addition 10 this, a carriage was provided
10 carry the bird Of song 10 the theatre, and
alter each performance 10 her hotel, Miss
Kellogg graciously paying her own board.
Armed with this contract, which necssitated
an expenditure of about 81 900, Bianchi
came 10 San Francisco and announced
season Of twenty nights for subscription at
$500 per night-amOunting 10 $50 for each
person-thTee operas to be given each week.
Bianchi's programme included Kate Morensi
"a beautiful" contrallo, Signor Pieto BaceeI,
primo tenore, and other distinguished sing
ere, male and female. The sale Of seats for
twenty subscription nights was announced
10 last four days, after which seat for single
operas would be disposed OF. Up to and In
GLIDING yesterday tine sale ofseats amounted
10 only about $S000-not sufficient to send
the payment of $40 900 10 Mis- Kellogg,
according TO contract. There was weeping
and wailing and gnashing of teeth among
the Italian opera people. Kellogg was tele-
graphed to, and answered, No Money, no
come; consider the contract off, Bianchi in
formed several of his friends OF the dilemma
and at latest advlces last evening the tele-
9ranb- ~as .bsinR freely used to prevail upon
Miss Kellogg to take the cash on hand anu
trust to Providence and luck foT the balance
other money when she should reach San
Francisco.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

PHYSICAL exercise is as much necessity
of our being as eating or breathing or sleep
ing, True, we eau live without il longer,
but we cannot live heallhully. No function
OF the body can be properly performed with
out il. Respiration, circulation, digestion,
ABSORPTION, secretion excretion, one and all,
are slowly and imperieotlY performed with
out the rousing, stimulating, and vitalizing
effects oil exercise. He who does not take
exercise knows not the pleasure OF health,
OF good appetite, good digestion, free and
full respiration, refreshing sleep. The
amount of daily exercise necessary Tor
health depends upon the kind OF exercise,
and varies considerably with different per-
cons and with the same person at different
times. A safe rule 10 go by is 10 exercise
until slightly laugued. 1t should not be
continued so long that az hall hour OF per-
feet rest will not entirely remove all feeling
OF fatigue Special exercise for retaining or
regaining health should not, as general
rule, be taken less then two or three hourH
after q meal, except II may be some slight
exercise, as moderate walking, riding, etc.
A person should always be thoroughly rest
ed after exercise before eating. Perhaps th {
very best tine Of day for taking exercise ia
from len 10 twelve O'Clock il tue forenoon
although the lime may be varied 10 suit the
PERSONS conYeaiepce-always observing the
above rules
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
JOUR NAL

The layorite Of all classes aud all opinions 10
this community, 1t is this unlaltering adj
herence to the principles Of truth and
Justice upon all occasions and under all cir
cumstances, that has increased its lists Of
regular readers and brings hundreds OF
transient patrons to its counters weekly
Honest and candid men Of all parties and
of every shade Of opinion not only admire
courteous anu lair.dealrg press, but-as we
have abundant reason TO knOw-look to its
columns for protection and defence when
assaulted by the malignity Of unprincipled
men. To this latter class the Journal has
always been q most implacable foe, and will
continue so TO be, while private honor needs
a defender or public morality an advocate.
Bound to no party for the mere sake Of be-
ing partizan, it will always enunciate and
defend sound principles, andwill WELD its in
fuence in the direction ofgood government
Constitutional government, Democratic
government, in the maintenance Of which
THE PEOPLE can alone find safety aud tn
country prosperity.
And what is here said of the Journal
also applicable to the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

II is source of pleasure for us is.S so
'hat our efforts to furnish.ud commands
independent and kree the popular conf
acknowledging to no clique, owned by no
action, and controlled by no company, club,
or unto. partizan or religious-the Journal
stands before the people Of Delaware the
representative and embodiment of free,
untrammelled, independent press, dealing
out justice to oil ; praisirg and commend
ing when deserved, and rebuking folly
crime and outlawry, wherever and whenever
found, without regard TO rank or station
manlully, boldly, fearlessly. 1t is this
characteristic of honest independence thai
has made the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
WEEKLY STATESMAN.

1t is the Independent exponent Of an indie
pendent people. 1t is their mouth-pie
and reflects pre-eminently their feelings and
interests.
And now we ask our friends everywhere
to aid us in extending still further these
principles, by their patronage and encour-
agement.
Our columns are read every week by
thousands Of persons, there are still other
thousands who ought TO read them, but do
not. We want them also en- our lists. The
people need information on current events
and it should be ought in the best and most
reliable channels. Hence we ask our friends
to aid usn increasing our subscription lists
and thereby assist in educating and purify
ing the public mind, morally, religiously,
and politically.
The times are eventTul-even sadly so
and It requires fearless expression ofpop'
ular sentiment to restore true peace, prosper
ty and social order to the people at large
Every family end every good citizen is IN
crested in the speedy restoration oil th'
country to is former position Of nationa
grandeur ard dignity, which under tn
guidance of the fathers and defenders of tn
Republic Jefferson, Madison, Jackson
Clay, Web ster, Clayton, Benton and othe
noble patti iots, --gave personal security
every on Q, and led the ration forward
i. prospect y aud renown.
HENRY ECKEL,
Proprietor
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
100 GOLD LOAN.
~ THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Rapid Progress of the Work.

The bulldog Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
(begun July last), is being pushed forward
with great energy from both extremities Of the
line. Several thousand men are employed in
Minnesota and on the Pacific coast. The grade /
is nearly completed 266 miles westward from |
Lake Superior trains are summing over $50 !
mie OF finished road and track laying is |
rrpidly progressing toward the eastern border
Of Dakota. Including its purchase Of the St.
Paul Pacific Road, the Northern Pacific Com
pany now has ABB miles Of completed road;
and by September next this will be increased
TO at least $50.
LANDS FOR BONDS Northern Pacific
1905 are at all times receivable at ten per
cent. a5oue par, IN excange for the Company's
Lands, al their lowest cash price. This rend-
ers then practically Interest Bearing Land
Warrants.
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales
Of Lands are required to be devoted TO the re-
purchase and cancellation Of the First Mort
gage Bonds Of the Company. The Land Grant
OF the Road exceeds Fifty Million Acres
This immense Sinking Fund will undoubtedly
cancel the principal Of the COmpany's bonded
debt before II falls due. With their ample
security and high rate Of interest, there is no
investment, accessible 10 the people, which is
more profitable and safe.
Exchanging U. S. Five Twentles. The
success Of the New Government per cent
Loan will compel the early surrender o.
United states per cents. Many holders o
Five.Twenties are now exchanging them To-
Northern Pacific Seven Thirties, thus realizinl
q handsome profit, and greatly increasing
their yearly income.
OTHER SEcURlTlEs.-An marketabl
Stocks and Bonds will be received at thei
highest current price in exchange for Norther
Pacific Seven ThiTties. Express charges O.
money or Bonds received, and on seven-Thii
ties sent in return, will be- paid by the Finau
eial Agents, Full information, maps, pampt
lets, etc, can he obtained on application
any agency, or from the undersigned.
FOR SALE BY
JAY COOKE &c GO.
JOHN MoLEAR ~ son,
General Agents for Delaware.
In Wilmington by Banks and Banke
generally.
In New Castle by
CLEAVER BROTHERS co.
In Newport by
J. W. H. WATSON, Cashier.
at Newport National Ban
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AED THE NEW
Universal Clothes Wringer

APPROVED With RowELL'a PATENT Double cod-wHHEIs,
and the PAtRsr sroP are now unequestonAbly far su
peror to any apparatus for washing clothes ever in
vented and will rave their cost twice year by saving
labor and clothes.
Tn Editor OF this paper who purchased Washer and
wrlnger, thus testihes as TO their value;
Awaiting It's sure condemnation, we took seat, pre-
pared At any moment TO hear the hrst growl iroa the
operAtor--who by the BY had never before that time
seen oAs IA operation. On went the work. however,
noissess 10 patiently aud apparently without effort Tor
few moments, waen the operator suddenly halted
and laushiugy opening the lids Of the maenine
brought out very mueh to our establishment num-
Der Of very we'll WASHED Clothes which needed
Tut the rinang touches to complete them aud make
them look we'll aud satisfactory 40 u they mad come
irom enc Of the best laundries.
Our rejudiees we're shaken, and whsn-watehing In
tenuy tbs whole OperAtion-sn oeioua little fellow Of
yearsa domestic appendage by the wayseired an
opportunity to eaten the ever aud work away at the
miehiu. with perfect will aud little Or no effort, we
con ess that all mis- giVings to the eapabhy OF the
machine to do its work vanished IRON our mind aud We
tee.me convert to theprincipls Of washing by ma
PRICEs-A Fair Offer.
1.-THE Merchants in your place will not furnish, send
to the Maahiues, send the retail price, washer sib
Extra Wrngsr $40, aud we will forgArd either both
machines, free Of freight to places where no 0Ae sci
liusi aud sure arc We they will be Liked thst we
agree to refund the money tauy one wishes 10 return
the machines free VI freight after months trsA, &C
eoriing to objections.
NO husband, father or brother should ftSRh the
dradg,ry ofwashing with the hands, hny-iwo days in
the year when 1t be due better more eHpeditousy
with less labor and NO injury to the garments. by
Doiy Clothes Washer, and Universal Wrnger.
sold by dealers generally to whom liberal discounts
made
Il. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
80 corilandt st., New York.
aug222.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02

-EIDLITZ POwDERs.-This valuable house
- hold apetient, { have put up fresh every week-
out pure materials only ids0 guarantee each ponder
10 contain fun rsrh The exercised In preparing
them uttcf inp3riance-especially invite eompsr-
son with hose OF an Inferior knd sold At less money
EDWARD MoINALL, Jr
Second and MArketrts.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
MEDICAL.
IHIDIVLi1,
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
Dr.. c. II. LAYTON,
Late of New York aud Philadelphia, would say to his
friends aud the public that be may still he oundu II
No. 1871 TATNALL STREET
Where be is treating
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DIsFAQE4


NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
or every description, with the most gratifying results
by HIS NEW system or MEDICAL ELECfl,IliTY
system OF practice based strictly scentH Prize Plies
thorough knowledge Of which Ia only necessary in
order 20 insure successful treatment but without watch
The application OF Electricity Ia any form Is butA DANCE
rous experiment We give below list Of diseases to the
treatment Of which this system especially adapted and
In which We have been most successful!
Amanrossi blindness from pAialy sic of optic nurye
amenorrh0Ai interruption rerution OF nansss,
Aphpnia suppression OF the voice, asthma, ague CALLS
ahorea 81 Nitus dance, const patton, caarrh consump
uon 10 It's early stages cough, chuicas coues Of t
and hands cramps, eaueurs deafness, wheu from para
ysis Of the aeeoustc nerve pga diabets dtopsy
hatureei gravel, gOitre, hysieriS, hip disease mp1
eneei umbaso liver complaints, lOekjaw, neurAi ga
nervousness piles, palsy rheumatism spinal ds,aso'
curYatures, aud tumors.
IN uterine (or womb disease It's value cannot be esti.
mated. Prolapsus misplacanent alterations aud other
iorns 81 womb diseases, promptly relieved aud peTns-
heuuy cured IA an Incredibly snort space Of time.
- kEfEkENcLs.
SHOWN citizens Of Wilmington All vicinity, Who have
ueen treated by ~, and witnessed regtcn IN others
Joseph briughurst, 2i9 West street.
slwArd l.. Rice, sol shipley street.
W. II. Nah, East Fourth street.
Charles II .dordon, s2t Market street
beoTge Clelaud, corner OF seventh aud Washington sts
X IL Jones corner Of fihh aud MARI ct strssIs
WIN. L. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street.
Dr. Washington Russell, Christians, Del
Walter y. southgats. f,it5r.s,t9
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-02
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
DELAWARE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE co.
HOME OFFIoE EXCHANGE BUILDING,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

John p. McLEAR, President.
CHAs BURTON, ia, cfoiary
ROBERT C. FRAN, Gen'l Superintendent Of Agencesl
rsThe nelawael Mutual has no stockholders. All'the
snrpus funds Of the Company will be equtably divided
am ntst the p3icy iers The business Of the Cons
many Is c1ninetel with energy, equity aud economy,
thereby enabling the C0mpAny to elect insurance. at
low rates with perfect seeurty to pocy-holders Gem
teen character destOus ofiormins connection with
the Company as agents, are invited to communicate
with Robert C. Frm, General superintendent Of Agen-
eier at Home once, Wilmington, Delaware. Books
containing references and table OF rates will be sent
ANN address application being made to any Of The
O0icers or Agents OF th- Company.
WILLIAM I. ALilCus, General AGENT Tor Delaware
TANKS WOOLLEY. DAVID r. RICKARDs-'ant
EVANS PgNNINGrUN, Agents at Wilmington.
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