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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-04

Notice to lOn-igners.-Sew orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad Company,
Freight Department. hew Orleans. March 81,
i3T2.-Iu order TO facilitate the prompt AMI correct
delivery OF freight received at this station all
ton, must be indors=d by the cons gnee.
mh3l Nv s. A. BURKE Freight Agent.
metropolitan Loan. savings and Pledge
Bank, No, IA Camp street, New Orleans March \
I81l-Bv resolution OF the Boa!'i OF Directors tlN
dav an iustameut of TEN PER CENT tmakug
fifty per cent? upon the capital stock or this bank
called for, payable or "etore the r5t day OF
April 1872. I. D. VAN HORN,
mig i'm cod Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-04
STATEMENT,

STATEMEET SHOWING THE EXACT AMOUNT
~ OF money existing in the state Treasury March
81, 1872. inclusive:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-04

Succession of Jane, Ready-SO. 3j.377.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- of Observation-Disclosures, Niche, Lucen La
pranche has petitioned the court Tor letters of ad
miustration the estate OF the late James
Eeady, deceased interstate. Notice Is hereby
given to all " HON il NAV concern to show cause
within ten days why the prayer OF the sad petit.
toner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
nl!lJI ans y. O. TRACY Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-04
Office of the New Orleans. jackson

Office Of the New Orleans. jackson
and GREAT Northern Railroad COMPANY New Or
leans. ysrch % l3.2.-An election tor eighteen
Directors OF the company viii be held at the
office OF this COMPANY, Camp street opposite
Lafayette square, on MONDAY. April IS 1872 from
nine to three o'clocll-pi0vi6ed majority OF the
stock is represented al said eiectio but # ma
inr!ty OF the stock he not then represented TIE
election will ne he'd OH MONDAY, April - 49,, a.
SAM hours ami place. z. 5. CHARLES,
nh23 III SecretaT-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-04

{ TTl'!1iTEE
NJ. IS Carond-ict stTeet.-ia accordance with re-
ISOLATION Of the board, Of THIS dl-e. Stockholders
OF this company are hereby notified 20 comply with
the following calls for miscellaneous. VIZ
Seventh OF fifty cents per 81 1re, on Narca p.
Eighth OF fifty cents per si.at-. on Apl.i IN.
Ninth of fifty cents per snair, Oh AD.!. -.
Tcatl of fifty cents per snare, On MAY -.
Eleventh. and final cal. OF tttE cents pei :. are
May Is.
ON payment of which certificates of fu.l pad
stock VIII b" Issued. THOMAS :. DIX,
tni21 tny25 SapIr avv.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

The Pail Mall Gazette, Of London, con-
tains the following notice of Col. Childs,
Of the Philadelphia Ledger:
As the Ledger is one of the most remark
able papers, its present proprietor, George
W. Childs, is among the most remarkable
men in America. A native of Baltimore,
he went to Philadelphia early in his teens,
without friend in the place, and with a
few cents in his pocket Beginning life as
a boy in book seller -shop, by industry
and frugalty he gradually raised himself,
till before he had reached forty years of age,
he was one of the largest publishers, and
proprietor of one of the richest newspapers
in the world. For the goodwill, machin-
cry, and whole "plant - of the Ledger he
paid down large sum in cash, and the
property has fructified in his hands. The
character of the paper has also improved,
OF which one proof may be given in the
exclusion of all doubtful advertisements,
however lucrative, and the insertion of
which defaces too many of the leading
American Journals. There would be little
satisfaction in recording the success of Mr.
Childs. if he were merely one of the many
examples of successful millionaires. For
tunes are rapidly made in the States, but
not often accumulated by plodding industry
and selfdenying thrift. Nor is it usual,
though happily not uncommon, for such
wealth to be used for unselfish and gen.
erous objects. One Of his benefactions is
the singular but sensible and practically
useful gift of burial ground, in Wood
lawn Cemetery, for the printers of Phil
adelphia. Mr.. Childs has gained for
himself repute and the respect of his
countrymen, by his public spirit and his
untiring beneticence. He is earning name
worthy of being mentioned in the annals of
his country with that of Franklin for sue
cessfnl industry, and with that Of Peabody
for practical philanthropy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

The House Committee on Military
Affairs on Monday made report concern
ing the loss of the records of the Court of
!nquiry which tried General Buell. for his
administration Of the command of the
Army of the West, in 1859. 1t appears
that the documents never got any farther
than the Office of the Judge Advocate Gen.
cral, and there is uo clue to their digap-
pearaace. However, General Buell. has
copy and the official photographer in max
ing another. General Wallace, President
Of the Court-martial. and General Buell.
himself. both exoDerate General Grant and
General Shermen from any possible share
in the removal or destruction of the papers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

kEEP OUT OF THE TRAP.-If your mind
is set on accomplishing certain object
which promises beneficial results, do not
turn out of your way for any cause, nor he
induced by any representations to abandon
your intention. Bear this in mind, and
when You have decided to get your Sum-
mer Clothing remember we have got the
cheapest and best in the country. Be
determined to come and inspect our vast
stock before going elsewhere, and don't fall
into any of the traps that await you on
every side before you arrive at the Great
Clothing Emporium Of BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL, No. 51S MARKET STREET,
halfway between Fifth and Sixth streets,
Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

3 YoCNG AMERICA for July is the
most interesting periodical We know for
juveniles. The Editor gives us an excel
lent full length portrait of himself in the
present number. Mice at Play, and Just
my Luck are continued, more interesting
than ever. Published by W. Jennings
Demorest, s3S Broadway, New York
S1.00 per year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

Senator Wilson has received congratu-
lations on every side of the most cordial
nature. Everybody seems gratified with
his nomination, even the friends of Colfax,
and Colfax himself. While the ballotings
were going on for Vice President in the
Convention, both Celfax and Wilson COM
pared each others dispatches as they were
received, in the most friendly manner, and
the success Of the one and the defeat of the
other in no degree interfered with this cor
duality and good will
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
The Grand Bourbon Democratic Cir

The grand Bourbon Democratic Gree
ley Conservative pow WOW came off last
Wednesday. The Greeley men elected only
one man. The Bourbons were ont gener-
alcd and deceived, Or even one would not
have been elected to represent the white
coat philosopher, as they had enough to
carry everything before them. But the old
foe to the "Ring' was too much for them,
and got in their rear by skillful maneuver-
ing, and nearly got the defeated candidates
authority to act in case of vacancy; but
Bourbon discovered il in time. Barnum
would have been nonplussed had he been
there, for his great fall back in trouble is
to talk out of it; but this was denied mo
conversation, if you please, on political
matters, gentlemen"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

Us -DEMoREsT' MONTHLY MAGAZINE
for July contains an ample store of refresh
ing literature, including II continuation of
BECK AT THE FARM, by Neil Forrest; choice
poems and music. splendid illustrations,
fashions, household, etc, etc, and a four
page engraving of the City of Vienna, the
scene of the Worlds Exposition in ls12.-
Price, Sa yearly. Published by w. Jen.
nsngs Demorest, S3S Broadway, New York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

IS Wilmington, Delaware, IS a thirty
ing city-made so by its manufactures
Not the least of these is the establishment
for making the q" Wilmington City Soap"
which is in such general use over the
country
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15

sB In the letter from the Editor, on the
first page, the population of Cleveland is
prints 5000; it should lie $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

NOIICFI.
This is TO give notice that the Board Of Town Com
missi"ners OF Ekton will meet in the County Commits
sioners room. in said town, MONDAY. the 24th day
If june A. D., lH12, at halfpast nclock ~. for the
rrpc>" Of revising tie Tax List. and for hearing and
Dot, .!!.n- all objections thai .lay pe.sol a:sJna
may have the amount OF assessment against their
real or personal property in said town Per order
GEORGE TURNER. President.
". s. EVANS. Secretary. dune 49, ls.2-2w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Bank of EIktOn.

AT ELKToN, IN TUE STATE OF MARYLAND,
at close Of business, Nonlay, the 10th day June 1872
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
LIABILITIES.
SNlO.Oqp -

state Of MoJmoi, CotnfU gi rccI SIS.
l. j. H. RAMSAY, Cashier "i The Cecil National
Bank, 10 socmny swear that the above statement is
true, 10 the best Of my know ledge and belief
j. b. RAMSAY. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn before me- tits 1871, day of
June, 49,. GEO. w NANDINER.
Notary Pubic
Correct. Attest:
j. TOME.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The Cecil National Bank.

At PORT DEPOSIT IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND
al The close 81 business. 81 the 10th ia, Of June. 1872
RESOURCES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-06-15
HOWE MACHINE co.
TRY TIE MACHINE for YOURSELF
THE HOWE

ELkTUN, MD,
VII" viii attend to all orders promptly and give nstruc
ton in the machine. June IL lSI2-tf
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BULLS
SARSAPARIYlLA!

hea" tne Following ex'rsc; OF letter from Mrs
RIVERS vic of Reverend Dr. Rivers enc Of tie No,
earned eloquent, and popular Ministers Of the Metho
a!s' Episcepa! Church and who at present stationed
at broad~sy Church, Louisville KY
~ LOUISVILLE. KY Oct. S, 1sGo
Ut. JOHN BriL-n-kR SIR: Many thanks 10 Won lar
me medicine yon have 50 kindly. given me / bays
Deei great sufferer far years and had the sdxce 4,
various physicians Some pronouced nv snine sn,,n
~ lungs and some my heart be The seat of nv
sssss Ihase been burnt blisicred and cr,ped until
had become dishcsr,cned Several yorv e,n!,c,, ,ir
cans who examined my spine informed me th,t was
M WIN p"T"is SIS or aPp"prxy any day. and
nat hplhihE bnt a seton would reiievc-ne had !.
perfect horror 81 that and was hesatnv about h,vpc
"ne inserted. when Tor kindly sent me your sars,p,
Tia Which Immediately begun 10 take three i,ns.
day. had suffered terribly win s'nost arr,a 80 Il
the right side my heal especially when roria
ea1 or "rte Tor any length Of time aud rising "a N,
iri would be perfectly blind for several ninnies Ia
wonld have to hold 10 something 20 prevent f,liy
a'n most happy 80 inform, vor that ne main III
hsai = enreis relic ed: suffer bat seldom, Win m
sf,he ana ihsn not So aca.elv Ny spp.,ite is coed.
ihieed for the mrs, time IN nv life enjoy mn dinrs
more than any meal during he dsv
- s,nay srni N. .nnr bo.. again Lass night -nd
prE'a agah 'hs morning. and hope 20 he c.iir, Is
fi"a>e accept my heartfelt thanks and hos
vefy truly your most grateful 'risnd.
M. c. Iiv,.s.
w jonrn'l aioun'< With similar letters. .. cr which
guarantee 20 he genuine AMI written bv N. r.rson.
whose name they hear ~
DO net suffer yoarselr to 10 imposed on rcr.t !.
lra"n away after uew ana do1hsn, e,p.rin.n,. nsn.
'isk heairh Nv letting noyir.s .Nn.-i,,.,, -
'rg with. their 'rss. wv
Nv sarsaparlla Re. -,ocl n. to-, r,,,..,,,
'Fs u = SIN ~" SsSssrarilla - he iav ana n.
ur.tiee qtsli'i->. ~" -
WI g. ,ho,' .ho are irving . r.lnl ~ ~ ,or
i."r c>,ricl> ~ sArssrarls .o--si.d I.m..l., I,
ilr John Rugi's s,iSspsca - f.nr,s,i,,. X ,hst
lhe "N' TtN r'ish's -em'fy e0r Impurities - .hr
mind. ' ''''' -
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY
rnsTcs ssRaicKs. 10. !,


- April 80 iSeG
Ia -ouN hrtL.-Drar Sir Know ing IA. .f,ie,arr, !,
your sarsapari. sna th. healing and h.n.@.i. anal,
es y possesses, SEMI you the fclosins stst.ment u
NV ~
was vounted about two yeas ayp-us.t.ls., -t.
"neg ana confined FOR Al, months Keir mo, 90 az
lea nv wounds have not healed yet have no, .,.
moment since ~ss snnnded. ! am shot thrcncl . /.
nips NJ general health IL impaired and r. .e sons
thing 20 assist nature. have more faith III ror-
,apsFila than Anything else wish ,h.; 70 h conn
me Please express me half de-er aotl.. enc ohIi,
CiTrAis c. r. JOHNSON
Sr. I.arfs no.
7. s-The following was written April aoih. 1856
Mrs. Jennie Iohnson. mother Of cert. johnson;
IA Ions htI.-D,ar Sir: Nv husband Dr q c
."hnso was skiifll surgeon and Ihysci.r In Cent,
Nrw ! "rk. where he died. leaving n, shry. q I,
'hns"n 10 my care. A. thirteen year. ~ a., he haa
! Fpf'c diarrheA hil scrofnIs. for .hich gave .onr
sa's'?srlIla IL cured him. hsve s,- ten ,rars
commented Y 70 many In Se~ York Ohio aniIowa r.
scFoinls lever sores and general dehili,, Perfect
Sicress has attended H. The cures er,rt.I /, sn,,.
asses ~ scro'Ga AMI fever almost ,,,irorf,
an yery anxinis FOR my son to again have recourse ~
'"Nr Sar-anafllla Ne Is fearful &c getting .nrscu.
.Fhrie henrc his nri'irg 20 snr fur Il. Ms nn,liss
we're terrible. bu; hrileve viii recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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TEACHERS INsfITlJTr.

Z OTTO + -herehy given tlat tie An.
nnal session OF The Dubois Conn; =
teachers Institute will hc held in Jas.
Per- Imagining on
MoNDAl. December 81. 1872.
~ orl"rk. a. VI. Thc law rcnuiros
"vrrs Public school in The co.niy 10 he
dismissed during the session o.: the In.
''i:"ir and the Township Trustees have
resolved I" deduct ten per cent. from
"a" wares 81 any teacher: who NAV be
f'FnF'cd 10 them by the Examiner as
l,"' III attendance At the institute. Tho
examiner wishes 10 impress unon iba
minis %! i,Ic teachers the f,cf ti,a, ,ho
iIw must be observed. and that eyer.
teacher j. expected 20 bc in Attendance
,r"nirliT. especially Is Il is understood
ilai ''i''T pay will continue the same a.
u they were teaching.
A. j. STEAM. Examiner.
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4 sssnissis t:atrix,s No:ice.

O!iCE is hereby given that the Mn
~ dcrsigred. has been aproiaied adj
iiiiistrairlN with will annexed Of the
estate OF Conrad Grossnlau. late of Dr-
DOS county. Indiana, deceased. tn.
r>,atc - probably solvent.
~ ifGARET GlOSSMAN. Adm'x.
WILL A. Ir,yLoR. ATTY.
Nov. 22l. 1s72. ;;ws.
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3OOTS e. GHOEs
..as. r. BECK.
EAST -Ior o. rrnLrc sor.ny.

JASPER. IND.
rACrri:l.s to nrl.r Boots
- AMI Snnr~. in thr liie>t STYLES. I'm
l''Ni M. nnn" hut the best wor, men. h..
i~''rr> all OF bis work. lie also keen.
''i 'tand a large a->orimrn. OF Eastern
""r- ior latie~ aui children. which hr
" ~ ,clI CHEAP FOR CASH.
'n"inhcr the place, ea-l side of the
Pubic Squerr. ~
tjri. -. lsI2.-Iv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

lTrIIE undersigned having received 4 ,
contract for carving the mail
Lockport. respectfully informs any O,
desiring TO 30 TO Rockport. that he wi.
provide means for CARRYING them on
Mondays and FRIDAYS If they will leave
word on the day before 1T ihc Post Office
in Jasper. JOSEPH Tui,ICU
July Sth. 1870.
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trt vus,s.
h "feg. s...iDrs.
- '".'s srp i. l r....,
- e"ahlr risi..r '-,rsat,a a.t n
Siiii.'" IcN!c ARrp.
ne Tr'une sr'h must have ur. .,sn r.,i,,
, '"r % each 'oi'e d John ial .rlyl, ~, ,,','
= n''aiseicrs and se.l "a. original John suI,,.
'1'' = Louisville, Kentucky Examine we'll ~ I,,.,
?" raeh bottle II iry private stamp i no, :, M,
''''''f "' n"i purchase, or sou viii he ....,,..'
my e''n"'" advertisement. and my show go !,
" I'"'e'''' sn5 'a' Infringing On nv r.ah, ~.
-" S''h's Tonic syrup can only be prep,rsl h, ,'
TsE rrrIcs srnv.Sr
,o,;.,,,,, IN. JOHN BULL.
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M FesF' o. ms country have in vain sought b. Ind
N -. 6hl beyond iphlt reiisale--fha. -esld
Thoroughly Ga -icafe frcE Tho .-si.n
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B U L LIS
W ornl Destroyer
JENNIE soEsscv
EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

EXTRACT OF LETTER rRcM GEORGIA.
vnLAsow. vslsrHco a.
k -, june 30
Ds JOIN l"Lt--Dcsr Sir: have recently Given rotr
orn Destroyer several trials and find II
encacI"ns II has not fsc 81 single Instance 10
'ne "sne1 inr eject an do.nr pretty iarge country
rractce And have daily FOR scnc article IL te kiJ
am. sir, most respectfully
49,, JULlrS =. CLEMENT Nh.
" y 80 unqualified and numerous are the testipo :
nis'sin favor ~ my wn,m DESTROYER ina, nawsnsnor
srsce = entirely too small 20 tell .ir merits
Hr IN iriaibic remedy for Worms Try IL and NJ,
convinced See my Journal for more frll scription
IlHAbtLL
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thifls a nd Fever

~, H'hrhtor iff ;rnrriror az His invai nslle rom
= "'N ,t'eFfi ii,s sfcsi aisa.is'urI ia u, vss,
T.ni, Ast' ff'N;,s He ia. shared M nsina a. rsn.x
~ s-'ihT NJ mr. Valuable ffnic And the great de-
w ''F rlsfr i'r Y. s.sss III. proprietor IN. most
- s,sufsnrr ihsi he iss me. with great sucssss
a ,ee' firnt.rl ihar Il. has he,n shls 10 rive 10
H inilf rtf'sfiy hai contains NJ. Quinn. or Ar,sn:e
'hat will Without doubt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-29

That king Of terrors. the EfI,uvi, Ma.
inai'ri or n,a'arial poison. So Ion. ii, 4,
'iclori"ns march throughout the f,ires
horizons of our country. has nj last suc
irumhed and found iis master. ,nd g.
many hard fought battle in The rartoi
ana i"ver.,parched bodies OF men. wo
men and children. now trails rs dorl
nlnnrr in ihc dust before the use of Dr
iihoits Hrcat Auii-ncriodic. tho nn..
r.ilib'c. safe and speedy curc tnnwn ~,
ellis and Fever. Congc>,iye Chills nj.
iions Fever and all other diseases -,
kindred nature. vi
Every family should have ii. because
IL ) a family medicine: every family
should use il because II i as &C. ~.
children as for admits; and every family
>h"uld buy il. bccausc il i chcan c",,.
pared with AL other chill MIXTURES sin
nls bottles, that contain pcr;lap, moro
wafer than medicine. and which II MOI
numerous are as worthless for rood ne
for evil. eou az
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Care the Chill. and Fever!

r.n''F sthhd prominent srnons sll Other Tonics
-. 'A' -" = c'ffsin remedy fnr SenrAiss Sick
nea"H'hf th"i"Ta Morhns ChDi~ra IHs.tk.a Ser.
1901 aha ioofh.ehc II viii only REQUIRE ycu 10 ,ry
"ioe !" ne consumed cs Us great durable properties
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he Celcbrlted Argyle Bi,ters. made
- ''hc C;ili-aya bark aud pure old Bour-
upn, arc nc safest. most pleasant and
''''>' r"'resilin" Filters now known. and
haTc stood tie test for twenty voar, o.
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DR.. McKcnncy's
rheumatic Lifsirncyst.

VT s'nNi instantly relieve The -,io4t chstjns.s Eb.u
Hnti' rams Try H. Io net fail All ti,ns. Il, nav. ~
your command a bottle Of this great Pain pcs.roy.r
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Dr. KcEGsn.sf vs.
Vegetable E:IIg,

ihey contain No NesrTrv. sri VIII srouse n.
re 'ANer fr"tncn ~ no pains sickness st &c
stomach. n.li sni SETTLE ,atlariic rnysLs,
HsS~ SOLD ny All. DRUGGISTS -eSu
All orders should hc address.dto
DIR. j. McyScnncy.
800 -''n' '''-'-'J Hoekrort. Ind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21
Fora homesteso IN the West.
&NN = ~
PENNSYl IAklA CENTRAL R. r. :
sesN'sO' = 49,
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMIGRANT LINE,
OR PIT T 8 b u r a.
And all places in the West, Southwsst al.
Northwest.
rKruI sHoRTEsr AND BEsr ROUTE

Thislinc Affords une led Inducements e per
sons desiring cheap and expeditions passage toth
West aud deserves particularly the attention OF q
such as desire to avail of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress-,
Tho Pennsy lv ania trail Railroad. vie it, cor
meeting lines by l3, miles the shortest route q
Chicago aud other prcmn en- tplaess In the and
is also the cheapest and best route to al
prominent places in the Southwest and Northwest
Passengers are forwarded in comfortable and airs
ger Cars furnished with cushioned seats with
backs. water tanks stoves. in Winter. and
With such ether ss arsreQuiste fort IN
comfort OF families.
the West. Southwes aud North vest. 1t about bal
the usual first class fare =,
Children under fve years old - free. and chi!df0
between the ages of five and twelve years pay Aa1-
Baggage checked and forwarded By the anne traia
with The passengers. Eightypounds of baggage ear
-:ed free TO every full passenger:
The train leaves daily except sundays, and uckete
mu i be procured and BAGGAGE delivered stths Once
No lid Market street. by 3 o'clock, p: n:
Ey addressing the undersigned he will forwaidb
return mail. free ofcharge. aoircalar containing
| complete price liz I, . map, correct copy
ead Law. a>d siys sych ~ other % il Mintornasion
""' ofths Penusyivania Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Market Street. PhIadeaphis
| phjlR1alphiA June a. oHfb
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

Recently, on opening new street at Conncii
Buffs, a hill was cut through which had been
u,ed as cemetery, exposing a large number oil
collins. The workmen covered them up, but so
Intellectually that the first rain again exposed
them to view. Council Bluffs, it must be prom.
sed. rejoices in a large number OF graves, and
this Ii what happened to reporter:
"Passing along upper Broadway, he met
small boy carrying package of something
which, 1t was evident from his actions, he desired
To keep concealed. Recognizing the urchin as
one with whom he was acquainted, he asked him
what he had wrapped up SO carefully In the pa
per in his hand. The boy was at first lothto tell
but after little persuasion opened the paper ana
exhibited to the gentleman lot Of the most
beautiful. luxuriant hair he ever beheld. To his
sstonishment and horror he was informed that II
had been obtained from one of the partly uncov
,aed graves in the abandoned cemetery. His
nmazemcnt was not, as may be readily imagined
in sny degree lessened when the boy toid mn
that several other similar lots Of human hair nae
been found by other "gamins,' and that they ha'
disposed of It for a good round sum, and that n
hoped to realize not u little sum from the SAFE
that in his possession A.,
This probably Is not the only graveyard Una
hos been harvested for the benefit OF the dashn
ladies, young and old, who affect the hnSc ~
sufe structures which now adorn the iashiohap'
head. The reflection is by no means picasai
one.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-12-21

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