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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-12
pETER HEFFLEY,S
HIGHLAND FIRM,
Droe.s rnoruzh-5red rEorrNG aui HEAVY
DRAUGHT HORSES-
ALDEKNY CATTLE. COTSWOLD SHEEP.
CHESTER WHITE HOGS. sCOTsH
SHEPHERD DOCS. BRAIAH ESD
BLRArK BEsAsTsD GanE
CHICEENs
STATIONS FOR 1872
Season begins De-; april; Ends July ssI. i,-Z.
BKACK LEfCESTFRSEiRF
MAE soHEEsET Pa

Imported from Fngiand. stands full II har.s bi.,h
weighs, when IN good condition. 1875 pounds I-t
black. with splendid ae;ioE; BE is considered bv am
competent Judges the best specimen Of e drau4ht
horse in Fcuuusylyania. His stallion colts nav,
been shipped 90 every nIIraet I'm tnr -lratrv cum
inandiag prices from 500 20 - 5s1 ana marc
irlm $50. 70 rs. year.ing hiig h1vir2 bccn
sold fJr s2lJ. Ia Nes;m0reaEd County. p. sou.
was refused for cl.t not one year ola.
Black Ltiresig.shiTe wl- sut D. that celebrated
Lciccstcrslirg Hero. his dam hy Eilcher. gran
dam by FIrucr-- Delight. LciccstcrshlFc Hero
was glI ty That itrtlIed STOCK esfter Bid Her.
the winner ofeight Agricultural Primes Bold he
rn's lam WIS got hy that noted DcrlyrLire horse
Real Blaze; grauiam hy that uotcd horse Plough
Boy which was the -iTe @: Zig Driyman. Isce--
tcrsAire Hero lam was got by that zeal bred L..
ccstcr-llre 1red horse Black Leiecster-hrr which
va. got hy that real brown Iei-cstcrsLire u.--.
Old Leicester. wh!rb got = ztaii0us thft travelled
the same season OH Leicester was glJ Iy lI-
Nild's Black Lr.-. which served mares at r..
guinegs each. Black Legs tF Oh Dl1iy-al-.
which served 20 hse -uine-s each 4lare by -lI.
seription sc.
Terms---U % G.r Insurance
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-12

FEVER AND AGUE cured iof my ,,, iISau -
not remedial agent In this world that VIII cure Fever
md Ague and all other Malarous Bilious, Scarlet
phoid, Yellow and other Feyers lalded by KADM Al =
fILLS) so quick as RADWAYS READY hELlEf.
Fifty cents per bottle Sold by Druggists.
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Every Day an Increase In Flesh
and Weight Is Seen and Felt.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Every drop Of the SARSAPARILLlAN RESoLV.
EkT communicates through the Blood Sweat, Urine,
and other fluids and juices O the system the vigor Of life
for 1t repairs the wastes Of the body with and sound
material Scrofula, Syphilis Consumption, Glanduar
the Glands and other parts of the SYSTEM Sore Eyes
Strumous Discharges from the Ears. and the worst
Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rhenm, Erysipelas. Acne, Black
Womb and ali weakening and painful discharges Night
Sweats Loss Of Sperm and all wastes Of the life prnci
pie within the curative Of this wonder OF Mod
person using IL for either OF these forms Of disease Its
potent power TO cure them.
IL the patient daily becoming reduced By the wastes
ane decomposition that Is continually progressing
ceeds In arresng these Wastes and repairs the with
material made from healthy blood-and this the
SARSAPARILLlAN will and does secure.
Not only does the SARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvEsr excel
all known remedial agents In the of Chronic Scrof
ous, Constitutional and Skin diseases but is the only
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-12
N bladder Complaints

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel Diabetes, Dropsy.
soppage Of Water Incontnence OF Urine, Bright. Dis
ease AlbImluria and In all where there brick
dust deposs the water Is thick cloudy, mixed with
substances like the white of egg threads like white
silk there is a morbid, dark bilious appearance and
white bone-dust deposits and when there Is prcking
burning sensation when passing water, and pain In the
Small Of the Back and along the Lolns. Price, sIoo.
WOR MS.-The only known and sure Remedy
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DIR, RAILWAYS
CAQchpAPIl liam REC0I VENT

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES;
so QUICK, so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
THE BODY UNDERGoES. UNDER THE IN
FLUENCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
MEnTTINE THAT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-12

WIN be employed. The public are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine his stock
sep.6 II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-06-12

beg leave 10 say 70 is Patrons an the Public that
they will continue to supply whatever Is need-i In
their line by Farmers. Builders. HOusekeepers
Carpenters. Blaeksmiths. Miners. Millers. Lum-
berInen aud Manufacturers generally.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
Wilmington and Reading Railroad.

Passenger Trains will Leave NoIthwsrd
as follows
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
Theatrical.

Maggie Mitchell made a most successful
debut in this city on Wednesday. Her
personaiion of FdnehOn he Cricket was true
10 nature in all its parts, and-were II not
for the foolish green cards stuck up about
the theatre, lorbidding Excessive demonstIa-
tions Of applause would have brought the
house down with marked evidences of ap.
provsl. Maggie Mitchell is one OF the most
natural aud gifted actresses now upon the
American stage, and in spite of even the
old gIowlers who can see nothing good In
the drama, she wins upon the popular taste,
and ELECTS universal applause.
The gentlemen who support her in the
play are also good performers, and sustained
their several characters with great credit
Miss Mitchell appears again tonight ii
| another of her charming characters, AMI
will haye-as she had on each lOrme
occasion-an overlooking aud fashionable
house.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

The following letter OF the Cardinal Arch
bishop of Dublin has been addressed to one
of the paroohial clergy OF his diocese
DUBLIN, December 20.
Ilnlrthe actual evils of Ireland have their
origin in Incorporate habits and II you
examine the history of families reduced 10
misery and starvation, you will generally
trace the cause OF their ruiu to the same Gis-
graceful source. But what are these tenn
Torial evils when compared 10 the harvest oil
lin and mquily to which drinking gives
rise
tho lighting, the swearing, the conspiracles,
The robberies, the murders, the secret and
illegal combinations, the gross immorali,ies-
occasionally committed IN Ireland can be
traced back to this vice. Were it not for
this unfortunate habit, our country would
be almost free from guilt, and again merit
the title Of Island of Saints, But, alas how
many souls redeemed by the precious blood
of Jesus Christ are lost every year through
an excessive desire Of intoxicating liquors.
and cast of into the regions OF eternal woel
ExhoIt, therefore, your good Pensioners
to league themselves against drunkenness,
and endeayor to induce those who keep
public-houses to set their faces against ex-
cessye drinking in them at all times, and iu
close them on Sundays and holidays alto
gethef, and other days at an carly hour, SO
as 10 prevent the evils of nocturnal carrous-
ing and dissipation. Those who encourage
others TO commit SIN, in order to make
money by the consumption Of their whiskey
incur an awful responsibility in the sight o.
God. They will have TO render dreadful
account to the Eternal Judge on the last day
They may make little profit by encourag-
ing the sinful passion of others for drink
but what Wilt profit a man to gain th'
whole world if he lose his own soul?
PAUL CARD, CULLEN.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.

The regular stated meeting OF the Board
OF Public Education was held on Monday
evening last, President Bullock in the
chair.
The Committee on School House over
Third street ridge, submitted the plans loi
a building, but on motion OF the Chairman,
Mr.. McIniire, the matter was laid over until
the next meeting, and the members invited
TO give them their personal inspection.
The Committee on Insurance reported the
amount OF insurance placed on each build
ing, aud also on the furniture. 1.-THE total
insurance is:-Bui!dlngs, $7O,6OOi furniture
! $I1 900. The insurance Is IN the Royal
Delaware and New Castle Companies
The resolution inslruciing the Committee
| to purchase, on the best terms possible, the
building situated at Eighth and Monroe
streets was taken up for consideration 81,
Mr.. Grimshaw moved 10 postpone unlll
the next meeting, which was lost.
Mr.. Atkinson called for the ayes and nays
on the resolution.
Two motions, one to adjourn and the
other to postpone till next meeting, were
declared by the President to be out OF order:
The vote was then taken on the Original
resolution which was deleaied-aYes D.
nays IS.
The amendment to section Sd oil law sec
ond was laid over till the next meeting.
A communication was read from Mise
Mary Miller, Principal Of No. A, recommend
ing Maggie Mcdonald, who had been
punctual in her attendance for six consecu-
live years; Matte Craig, who had lost Du'
three days in eight years; Marian Black
who had been absent but one hall day u
four years, and Jennie Black, but one DAY
IN two years, 10 the favorable consideration
ofthe Board, and on motion oil MI. FrocR
, rewards of merit were ordered to be pro
cured Tor those pupils. The one ior Maggl'
Mcdonald not to exceed $40; the one 10
Matte Craig not to exceed 49, The one 10
Marian Black not to exceed So, and tue on
n for Jennie Black not to exceed 30.
On motion the pump OF No. was ordeFe
c 10 be put in repair.
The bonds OF Washington Mason, buil1e
q of School No. 1, were, on motion oil Df
Maull, ordered 10 be cancelled.
~ On motion Of Mr.. Zebley, tue oiu s'y
Y chairs in No. School, were ordered 10
replaced with desks.
+ The monthly statement Of the Treasure
was read, showing a balance OF soO ~
= the treasury.
The Finonce Committee were instructe
a to apply 10 Council for funds for the Boar
A communication from parties in ne
York, calling attention TO certain copy
{ bovk was laid on the table.
On motion the salary OF one OF the teache
ie who had been absent on account OF Vaii
lud In the family, was ordered 10 be pal
a A number OF orders were directed 10
n drawn 10 pay bills, alter which the Boar
o adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

iStolen.-The stable Of Joel Scarlet,
farmer, living near Kennett Square, was
entered on Saturday night, aud two horses
family carriage, and lot OF harness
stolen. A reward OF $50 is offered for the
arrest of the thieves.
Bankrupt Aeeting.-A third general meet
ing OF the creditors Of E. M. Broomall q Co..
and OF Jacob Sinex and Ell NJ. Broomali
members of the same firm, Bankrupts, will
he held at the office of Levi G. Bird, Regis
ler in Bankruptcy, on the 9th of February
proximo.
Death frop Cold and Stdruatton.-An old
man. named James Sellers aged 90 years,
was found dead i'm a tenant bouse in Wesl
Brandywine, on Saturday last. There was
no fire in the room, aud the old man had on
two coats, two pair OF pants, TO enable hlnl
| 10 keep warm. An inquest was held, and
verdict of death nom cold and starvation
was rendered.
@. A n. Election.-At the annual meet
ing of Thomas A. Smyth's Post Crane
Army OF the Republic, held on the LIST
January, last, the following officers wer
elected Post Commander, E. G. Alexander
s. v. Commander, }. IL. Seal f; j. V. COM
mande-, George Russell AdjutSni @. Cas-
person Qusrtcrmasler, Frank Nolen
Surgeon, j. P. Walks; Chaplain W. ID
Woodward Sergeant Thomas Jackson
J Officer of the day, A. Malcolme oiheer 0
Guard, Bowman.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
TILE WHARTON POISONING Ease
verdict Not Guilty..

ANNoPoLls, MD. Jan. "a, 1872.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arunuel
County, the trial OF Mrs. wharton lot tne
murder of General Kelhum, was on med.
nesdnv morning closed by u verdict oil not
rnllty. About ten O'Clock the jury sent
word to the court that they had agreed upon
The verdict. The character oil the VeIulel
having become generally known, ulet ,e
was no particular interest leh except ="
hear it announced, .-,., a.. ~
dance that no manifestations of approval
would be permitted on the rendering oil the
verdict After the jury had entered anu
taken their seats, for a lew moments
solemn silence prevailed the room.
The oppressve silence was broken Dy inc
calling OF the Jury by the clerk and their
Answering. Col Harwood, clerk, then
said: .'Gentlemen OF the jury, are you
agreed upon your verdict Z" Thele was
nod of assent by the jurors. 81,
Clerk-"Who shall answer Tor you r
iuror answered, "Our foreman"
Mrs W hartOn was then direcleu 10 stanu
up and raise her right hand.
Clerk .-"Genllemen OF the jury, look upon
the prisoner at the bar. How say you-ls
she guilty OF the matter whereof she STANDS
indicted or uOt guilty y
foreman Franklin Deale) -'Nol guilty"
rs the forman answered there was slight
manifestation ofapplause, which was ins'nn'
taneously checked.
| Every eye was fixed upon the prisoner
who stood calm and unmOved. Mrs. Whar-
ION returned 10 her seat within the bar
where she was congratulated by her counsel
| and friends.
The Judge said there would be no Time
lry the Van Ness case before the next inter
mediate term. The next jury term com,
mencts on the third Monday OF April, and
he would direct the clerk TO continue lht
case to the next term The ofense charged
is ballable, and he would take the prisoner
own recognizance IN 5000, with Tvs
sureiies 10 So 800 each, or one surety II
$4,000.
Mis-. Wharton then advanced TO III
clerks desk, and was recognized by tn
clerk in $4,000 for her appearance al tn
April term Miss Nelly Wharton and Mr.
Crawford Nelson next advanced 10 III
clerks desk and entered as securities Il
81, 500 each.
Mrs. Wharton will remove to the house Q
. fiiend in Annapolis for few days, wher
she will decide either to remain there uni
her trial, or take up her residence IN Ia
meantime with her friends in Pennsylvania
rhe cost OF the trial, it is stated, VIII .
about $1G, 900.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
A Courteous Gentlemen As,onishod.

Car No. Il OF the Blocker street line New
York, was gong up town yesterday with a
crowd of jolly goood-natured passengers.
At Howard street woman entered, bearing
in her arms what appeared to be baby.
The seats were all occupied, and no one
seemed inclined to surrender a place to the
matron, who cast half imploring
glance around, as much as to say. Don't
you see I've got a baby ?" Two gentlemen
sat in the centre Finally one OF them said
10 the other, 81 say, Tom, Ills a shame to
make the lady stand and hold that big baby,
and, arising, he said, In tone that all could
hear "Madame-you with the baby-you
can take this seat" The woman blushingly
advanced and settled into the seat, revealing
as she did SO the fact that the baby was
nothing but mammoth doll. A general
litter ran around the car. The courteous
gentleman began whlstlng 81 would Were
a baby" and Withdrew the back platform
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rail Road.



COMMgHCINa MONDAY. JANUARY LIST, ls1a.
Trains will leave Depot corner Of Broad street an
Washington Aveuus, as follows;
MAY-MAIL TRAIN At ESQ =. m. SUNDAYS exeepted)
for BALTIMORE Stopping at all Regular stations. Con-
meets at Nmington with Delaware Rail Road Line
Clayton with smyrna Barsh Rail Road and Maryland
and Delaware hail Road, At harrington with Junction
aud BrsakwAter Rail Road ssaford with Dorchester
and Delaware Rail Rosd, at Delmar with Eastern shore
Rail Road at salisbury with hieomieo ana foeomoAe
EXPREss TRAIN at II IS a. N Sundays excepted
for Baltimore and WashRst0n stopping a. Wilmington
PerrYvle snd Havre-de Orac. Connects at Wilmington
EXPRESS TRAIN Al 90 p. m Sundays sxesptsd,)
for Btmore and stopping At Chester, Thur
low, Linwood, claymont, Wilmington Newport stanton
Newark, klkton Northeast Cnarlestoun, Perryvine'
IIayre deGraee, Aberdeen, Psymans, Edgswood, MAG
nolia, Chass's and stemmer's Run.
tH-NlGllr EXPRESS at II 80 p. m daily for Bait
more and Washington, stopping at Chester Llawooa'
Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, klkton, NORTHEAST,
Perryville, H4yreds-Graee, Perrymans and Magnolia
Passengers for Fortress Monros and Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS
stopping at all stations between PhllAdsiphiA aud vii
Leave Philadelphia at II co. $40, 900 100. and
go ?. u. (dAlyl The 800 p IN. train connects with
Leave Wilmington at 6t5 and $40 IN. 200, 400, ana
40, p. m The $40 a. m. trAin will not stop be
tween Chester aud Philadelphia. On sunday leave VIII
Trsins leaving Wilmington at Gas a. m, and 400 p
H. Will connect at Lamokin Junction with the l,oO
more Central Rail load.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 10 80, ~ ~ IN, "a aud 10
pm.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 70 a IN. Way Mail. So =. On.
press lao p. u. Express. % p. IN. Express. 10 ~
| y. m. Express.
| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Chester at ~ Oo and II a.. m, aud as D.
Leave Wilmington at IL o., ? % and 1904 a. m, 70
| and II p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE,
Leaves Baltimore at 25 p N, stopping At Magnolia,
| PsrrymAn's Aberdeen, HAvre-de-Graee, Perry willie
ChAflsstown, N0rth-East, Elkton, Newark, stanton
| Newport Wilmington, CAYmont, Linwood and Chester
| Trough tickets 70 all points West, touth aud South
/ west may be procured at ticket once s23 Chestn al
street. under ClnnsuAl Hotel where also state kooni
and Bsfths In Sleeping Cars be secured during thi
day Persons purchasing tickets at this office have
baggage checked At their residence by the Union Trans
| FER Company. II. kENNEY, supt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

Edward stokes who shot Fisk, Jr., in
New York said that he had one of the
strongest cases in his favor ever known, and
had no fears OF the result OF his trial. The
coprt room was crowded on Wednesday
morning to witness the pleading OF Stokes
oh the charge Of the murder OF Fisk
Owning 10 the illness OF Judgei lngraham
the-trlal was adjourned till Monday, and
stokes remanded. No Que was allowed L
leave the court room until alter the sheriff
and deputies had isecurely taken Stokes t.
the TOmbs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

The Mayor of Philadelphia, several days
ago, was waited upon by Committee from
the g. A. r., now in session in that city,
asking that he would receive the members Of
The Convention at Independence Hail. This
he refused to do, assigning as reason that
from his official duties he could not spare
time. The members Of the Convention
were much offended at this, and wrote the
Mayor, asking that complimentary ticket
to the banquet on Wednesday evening
should be returned. On Wednesday the
Mayor said that he meant no discourtesy Ia
tue members or the G. A. r., but that he
was too much engaged with his otiica
duties to attend to suou matters.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26


Leave New Castle tor WILMINGTON aud Philadelphia
at Z ~ a. IN,
Leave Philadelphla II IS m. and Wilmington 90
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above leave Clayton for Cmyrna
8 30 4, m. and 90 p. Leave Smyrna for Ciay ton
IL a. ~ and IS 10 make connection with trains
to aud from Dover, aud stations south
Freight Train with Passenger Car atsehed, will leave
Wilmington at II 55 a. M, New Castle 20; Middle
town 225, Townsend AS clayton IS; Dover %
Wyoming TO- FELTON, 4 Az Harrington Ob Farming
ton IL; Brdgeville 81; ssaford To- Laurel 40 aud
arrive DemAr at % m. Passengers leaving Bal.
timore at 80 p. m, and Philadelphia At IL 30 p.
make close connection with this train Wilmington
Returning-Wil leave Delmr 80 p. M, Laurel Co.
ssaord 3 %; Bridgsvile co. Pennington 40; Bar
rington 8 To- fsltOu 3d. Wyoming To- Dover . 90
Clayton lW Townsend a.; Middetown 10; Kirk
Eood 40 New Castle % aud arrive at Wilmington
bO D. IA Philadelphia IL 80 p. and Baltimore 81
a. m Subject to delays Incident TO freight business
This train will stop TO take up Passengers only Al
stations named but will set .soWa Passengers any
stopping place. except Hares Corner, state load, Roc
wv CONNECTION
| Al TOWNSEND WITH The Kent County and aueen
Annss Kent Railroads for kennedyvils, sudiersvils
| and intermediate places.
! AtULA4 TON With the NJ. 4 D. K. r. for EAston
| intermediate places.
| At HAkkINGT0N with the ). & b. 4, r. for Milford
| deOrgetown. LeWes and 10 TEL mediate places.
| AtsEAFOkD with the d. a D. X, X. for Federalsbur
| and Cambridge, &C.
Al DELMAR with thu z. s. R. r. for Salisbury, PrIn
Anne, CIished, also for Berlin and other station
| on be W. P. r. 4.
II. +, KINNEY, supsliul
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

Selling Liquor on Sunday John Mchu g5o
tho keel er Of a drinking salnnn, ut No. Isu
on ON Tuesday afternoon, on the charge OF sell !,
Inc liquor on Sunday, He was co ,,' .,.,,
an len indictments, and gave bail IN the SUN
800 in each case, for his appearances !"
court.
Tsagv Mr.. Crouch, the Superintendent
oi lie poor oil New Castle county, 10"
DAYS ago, killed eleven porkefs, the sgg'e'
oaie weight of which was 4 OOO pounos'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26
shooting ARRAY in charle.town. W. Y"

CuARLEsTOwN, WEST va, Jan. pa
desperate ARRAY occurred at the above place
on Tuesday evening, under the following
circumstances. During tho war the lands OF
John Clarkson, wealthy Virgiuian, were
SOLE. for taxes, and yesterday he sued to re-
cover the property. During the progress OF
the trial Clarkson called the defendant,
United States Marshal Slack, liar Slack
struck Clarkson, and a general melee en-
sued, in which seven shots werefred. The
room was small, and more than dozen
persons were present. Clarkson was shot
Jour times, and one wound, being In the
breast, is dangerous. All the parties are
wealthy and respectable, and the affair ha
caused great excitement
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

6y;odE, Iosportant DtscoUerg. DIR; Sim I,lss
n,gy "s discovered plant the essential une,nIe
@, S 9St IN Combination with t
hair to grow thick and beautiful where IL has bdS fallen s, or
~ ssaI the loss Of the hair, II has restored ses
wonderfully fast several cases OF o@ &s III boetor
w nrennratiou for years, under the nme oil
Raapie Hair TOME he viii continue the preparation I
uer tne see As is gel orally offered for sale,
n nv Hp 10 action on the scalp and roots Of ne hair tho
natural color seems to come with me Ienswen sed
\, s,,ras disease Of the head il IS eeg"uy peieu'
~ ~ snIendid har-dressing fair rlal WIZ con,
SInee anv one OF its great quait es sou W,og M ~
retail al Fourth and KING Streets "hui'"s'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

Exempt from United States TdEsa.-Tho
F,rst Mortgage 7.3O Land Grant Gold Bond Of me
Srtha,n pnei6c Railroad Company are exempt rom
y Tas. ara secured by first aud only mortgage on
ne road lis equipments and earnings and also on Land
Grant Of 20 OO6; ALSO TO eaeh mile Of rack, peholn!
iisns 800 10 o. price, par and accrued interest,"
Iebu Mclean & Son, Bankers, No tO2 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

Imp0rtQNI 70 lI01U5I0 ~ .,-..,I, ,,,,,r,0,,ce
ha SECRETARY Of the Treasury will shortly commones
, rodsnnton Of the called 5-2rs, holders Of Issues
lSJ The present opportunity 70 replace the
ss@s with security Of undoubtsd and daily w.. nSesss
Ealus. ne Northern Pacific RI. which are offered
~ .s n mar aud accrued interest in currency ana
ara secured by First Mortgage upon ~ enlo ,
s sa TicnturAi and Mineral Land IN the Worla
1t Nj car q Son, Bankers, COZ Market street. "'
no accents for Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-26

We often hear the remark made by the
housewife If they were only rla ot tle ha ,
otberl Row tic whole trouble lies IN not having
the right kind of range Inc Eni,soh Eonge
hn1se or boil IL will heat your bath wateri 1t
viii heat your chambers and your dining room,
XII viii nne lire and consume no more coal
t"'''' '''' For sale Mt Il. MoRRlsONs
lO3 ShinleY street.