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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09
Fourth Presbyterian Church.

cFRVICES WILL BE HELD IN THIS
- Church tomorrow morning at l0%
O'clock, and in the evening at O'Clock,
Rev. ]. w. Little officiating. Subject in
morning Christ, Companion, Victorious
Leader, Judge. Evening Jesus, Our Surety,
Brother. lnterceSsor.
RB- seats Free. Strangers cordially in
Vitei. nlal9
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN
from the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life Manhood restored. Nervous de-
bility cured. ImpedimentS to marriage re-
moved. New method of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir
culars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
dep3puSb
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4 Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

DR.. A. =. Todd'S Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIV-
Err COMPLAINT,INDIGE STION HEAD
ACHE, BILlOUSSESS, &c.
BEALLSvILLE PA, Sept. IL, 1871.
DIR. A. y. TODD- Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many rene
dies without any good effects. Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
s. Boram, Druggist box of your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, |
now feel perfectly restored. SO valuable
are they would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most Won
deriul remedy Of the day.
Yours, with respect,
p n. NAGLE.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where. -
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO.,
oc7 Projectors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09

"Ap,EU TO WINrER" was the heading
of an article in the New York Tribune
last Saturday. That was, certainly, a
premature leave-taking.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09

The Rochester Union says that GRANT
has done about as much toward redu-
cling the national debt as the brass noz-
zle on the cow-catcher Of an engine
does toward drawing train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS HAVING SUBSCRIBED
n or having signified their intention TO
subscribe TO the capital stock Of the Mar
tins Ferry Nail Works, are requested to
meet at OTIS Hall, corner of Market and
Monroe streets, this evening at I o'clock.
BY order COMMITTEE.
maT9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09

Ex-GovERNoR HOLDEN will not 90 to
Peru. He wants to 90 home to North
Carolina. But the people are not anx-
ious for the return Of the Ex-Governor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09
Butterick's Patterns.
A Rare Chance.

THE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
i the well known Dunlap Saloon, on
Market street, are for sale, and the bar
room and room adjoining for rent. This is
q rare chance for parties wishing to enter
into the Saloon business. Applyfo
mar3-a MARY DUNLAP.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE is the Best IN The
intellectually harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No Ri
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR Di i
produces Immediately a splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain
the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye Sold by all Druggists.
Factory. IL BOND street, New York.
mar5 degc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09

The undersigned have formed n copart-
ncrshp for the purpose OF carrying on the
Wholesale Grocery Business at the old
stand of W. j. Colts u Co., No. % Main
street.
thankful for the patronage heretofore eX-
tended TO the old firm, We hope for a con-
tinuance OF the same for the new.
ROBERP SIMPSON,
W. ]. COTS,
mart RI EDWARD REID.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-03-09

As we are about to move the REGISTER
Job Printing Office into a new building,
and at which time new Presses and new
Material will be introduced, we have for
sale two or three job Presses and a large
number OF Fonts ofType. Much ofthe lat
ter good as new. Country Offices can get
good bargains by applying at once.
LEWIS BAKER & CO.
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Notice.

TAVING DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
Of goods to Messrs Simpson, CCtts &
Reid, we take pleasure in recommending
our old customers 10 the rev firm.
w. J. COTTS x co.
WHEELING, March !, lS12.
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Piano for Rent.

4 GOOD oLD-FAsHIoNED PIANO
n Forte for rent AT 500 per month. In
Quire at office OF Citizens Insurance Com
pany, No. Mcclure House building.
maria
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The undersigned will continue the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Bush
ness in the store lately occupied by the firm
OF Simpson, Boyd & Co, No. "A Water street.
]. W. BOYD & CO.
J. W. BOYD,
JoHNK. BoTSFoRD. mari-h
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New Books

A BOMISATIOSS OF IMODERN ~ Il
n ty-By Rev. I. DEWITT TaImsgc. cId,
Sl.JO.
CRUMBS SWEPT UP-By Rev T. 4,
Witt Talmage, cloth, s9.2b.
POOR MISS FINCH-By WilkIe Coils
paper, si.UO.
THE LAND OF DEsOLATION BY p
Isaac /. Hayes, cloth. sl.75.
JOSHUA MARVET-By b. l., fL-:
paper, 4lc.
LEFT To HERsELF-By Jennie yoh
Vile, cloth, $50.
WAS SHE ENGAGED-By "JoniGL
cloth, sLjO.
HESTER KIRToN-By K. $. Mscaaag
cloth, sl.2j.
A MILLION TOO MUcH-By Mr I.I
McNarr Wright. cloth, $50.
OUGHT WE TO VISIT HhR-B W
Edwards, cloth, sL75, paper, sl.0L
VICTORY DEAS-By Cecil Grici'h,'.1A
sl.75.
WILFRID CUMBERMEUE- BY ~ .
Mcdonald, cloth, si.75.
CONVENT LIFE UNvEILlI--g ~
O'Gorman, cloth, $50
LAST OF THE MOHICAN~ uuls-
Appletons New Edition, iIlusIGuHd. J.r
ley, paper, 75c.
DURNToN ABBEY-By grn.loi- lhgS
SOC.
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NOTICE.

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO FORE
L existing between L. Simpson, j. w
Boyd and John X. Botsford, under the hrm
name Of simpson, Boyd Il Co., Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All claims
due the said firm must be paid 10, and all
claims against said firm will be settled by
the new firm, J. w. Boyd & 60.
r. SIMPSON,
J. W. BOYD,
JOHN X. BOTSFORD.
February II, 1872.
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Wanted immediately.

NIFTY (5W COMPETENT Statesmen,
on salary with expenses paid, or on COM
mission, to sell and lease "the New Wheeler
& Wilson" Sewing Machine. Wagon and
outfit furnished. For terms, &c, apply 10
VM. SUMNER Il CO.,
mM9 Monroe st, Wheeling, w. Va.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
Senator Summers Resolution.

As the debate on Senator Summers res.
olution 10 relation TO the sale Of arms By
the United States TO France. during the
late Franco Prussian war, progresses, the
people are becoming more intensely inter-
estcd on the question. Il was at FIRST q
closd no bigger than mans hand now
It darkens the whole political sky. The
fact is, our government sold three hundred
and City thousand stand Of arms aud ifty
batteries Of artillery going so far in its
spirit of accommodation AS TO manufacture
a supply Of cartridges to go with the arms.
or course our government did not sell
these arms directly to the French govern
mcnt; bnt the arms certainly did 90 d.
rectly to France. aud were used in the
manner indicated. 1t has been intin,aicd
that some ef them went to Germany and
we're used against the French but this
docs not excuse tho infraciion Of the inter.
national law in the eyes Of tho English !; il
only proves that We arc guilty Of two in
fraction instead one. In the face Of these
facts, Why do Morton, Conkling, Harlan
aud all the Grant Senators oppose an in
vcstigntion into the whole matter? The
New York journal of Commerce properly
declares - full investigation Of the case Il
due: First. to the French government.
which respectfully asks for IL; tccond. TO
the German goscrnmcn.. which has right
to know the facts; third. to the American
people, Who cannot sanction the alleged
departure from neutrality, and who de-
mand TO be told whether any Of tho Wash.
ington ofiicisls shared in the profits Of the
operation; fourth. TO the Administration
itself, which. II innocent Of tho nlslfcns-
ancc, a. We must hold II to DO until tho
contrary u proved, should desire the most
searching inquiry But when commit
tco vas deuiandcd in the cssc Of the New
York Cssiom- -housc. the friends Of Gen.
srral Grant denounced the movement, Al
they do that now under discussion In tho
6enste. and boldly announced thcrc war
nothing TO investigate. That committee
res raised. however. snd the most a.
tohishiug results followed Ito labors. This
being the cssc, the nation i not willing
that Dir. 6amncr's resolution in relation
10 thssalc Of srms 10 France shall bc IT,
nored. os laid On tho shelf. Too many
facts hass alrcsdy bcen uncarshcd for he
remsindef 70 be concealed. Thcsc must
b fsll sad Thorough erposs Of the whole
tssnsaetioa. Nothing less will sstiiy The
psople Il this country. Or The governments
of tho. Old World sascted By tho transao-
sion. Oar 0ermsn follow -ciliscns src
particularly acats snd sensiiivs ppon this
ns,lsr. They srs not ID tho = brsechcs
pockets" of Senator 6cham. - Wss snesf-
inGly remarked by Gesator Ooaklins. bat
wslehisg The debate II ths Gsaats With
uadividsd altention. sDd aoslne the fhsss
= shsy ass brought out ~ 6sostos Sam
~ "a 0eustee eshars ~ lhtsrs -.
~ 0eetnan pesss q ~ ealion hsss n)so
le6cq ko)a u ~ molbsp ~ oto vonllDor
- \ ~ ~ beasot = thstf ssa1sss.
A.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

A RsLlo o. CctoxsAI TsMss. Mr.. =.
g. Luckey. Of this eosnty. while over
hauling % old seesetsry parshassd st I
sale. discovered ! secret drawer, whioh
bsfled oil his attempts to open. After
nu,nerous efforts. however. secret spring
wss disssvered BY . cabinet maker. and
90 opening the drawer Il was found to con
tain I've or six hundred dollars 10 money
chiefly old Ssase bank bills. Il slso
costsined soins specimens Of continental
cuSrcncy. ono Of The oldest and most curl.
ous Of which Mr. Luckcy l,na left At our
oiics. Tho note, which IL of The denom.
iss'ion of twenty shiliings. besSs tho date
Of Juae 1st, 1850. aud vas printed. u Il
states. BY b. Fraokliu and d. Hall"
Il 10 sbons three inches square. of thick
psPcr. the fhcs Of Il bearing this iuerip.
ti0n:
This ind-n,ed Bill shall psss evrrcn.
for Twenty ShiIIiSgs within tho govern.
mcbt Of Tho countics Of New Castle. Kent
and Sussex. on Delaware. according to an
Act Of Assembly of said government. made
In tho 32a year of the Reign Of our Sov-
ereign Lord King George H."
On the reverse In = rnsls representation
of tabsceo plant and INN rampant. with
tho o,ninous warnisg. To counterfeit 10
Death. "-Hkrtord County. (Md.) paper.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24


y : = sl1 -
r. Uollo l1t1p. stsuloe ~ Desd
y 1 - - uesi1no fSuiIs V6s
- = 5g.sI 81 ssssp~Ipus sss1rsllsy.
Pm , askss ! siassmsut y lsssrsa-
tlseaI vi6en - dssisss sftls lsvs u
n.slssd tsssias lksssoa. - sfsts nth.
a. psvaspssss ~ ssssstioa shsssef by
Great Britain dssise ths vsr. II also
gives dslailsd account u the action d
MIsistss Adams snd Earl Rssssll 70 pro-
ssnt tho departure d tho rebel cruisers.
Part shows tho limits Of The powe4s
possssssd ~ Crest Bfitsin to prsvsns
such departures.
Part 8. 9, I and respectively present
IN detail facts relative 70 The Florida, Al
abama, Georgia and Sheuspdoah.
Part Q sets forth that ths Georgia and
Shenandoah were never equipped for war
10 British domiuious. Her Majcsiy's
Government was only informed respecting
these vessels ahcr their departure. Tho
Alabams and Florida even did not receive
their armament in British dominions. The
peculiar circumstances Of tho Alsbama's :
escape are rccitcd. and ,Englands vigilan,
cadeavors 10 prevent her sailing As well
- Americas failure in the attempt to
capture her are insisted upon.
Part 10 complains Of the Disadvantages
under which Great Britain labors in meet.
ing an unprecedented case.
The document concludes Ms follows
While England regrets the departure Of
the rebel cruisers from her ports. she can
not acknowledge tho justice Of the claims
against her for pccuninry damages for
their acts. The United States must SOL
idly establish the fact Of Englnnd's ncgli-
gencc. England is ready to accent the
award, whether favorable or unfavorabls.
She desires il only to be just.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
DIED..

In this town, on the ed inst. EIixsbcih Mar,
Youngest daughter Of Evan T. and Sarah Il
Evans, aged eleven months aud fficcn days
The rclaiivcs and friends Of tire family are
respectfully invited 10 attend The fuaesal, from
the residence VI her parents Ia this town, on
Sunday afternoon, fcbrsnry 7ssh, Vt la4 clock
+, NJ.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
NOTICE.

YvHERR will l,c m Election held Al the Hotel
= Of 0sorge " Uriiip, Ia the town II Mid.
9Th, 1879, between the hours n and to'clork.
p. M, for the puvp0re Of elscslne Five Comu,is-
sionsrs, an Assessor and Treasurer, and ~ Al
dsvman, 10 sesvs tos enc year, o. until their sue.
cssscrs arc duly elscts1.
DsWlTT O. WALKER, J.P.
Middlctown, Fsb. 10th, iS13-3w,
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
WALL PAPER.

1AvlNu % haud ovss seoo Piscss Of wan
IL Rnpes viii ssll tAea ~ the lowest eash III
CO. ard ~ H. eaaDe saeee = pAlla16jrhla = Jew
,Yoft, with ~ psivile0e q selnsaisg III whels
plses6 not -.
e.6 ~ white blaats ffen. % - ess.
1!sssa !,!. r.Fss !: = ......~..~ss y . =
0ut ..........3B 10 500.
oAais1hesiss guasassssd b IN .eases. CAil Il
D. 1. DUNNlN0'0,
keb. 9t-S1ee No. :, ToWn Hail.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

Gvswl6T ssi1o, - eel!A \ j
dsss ftun Desss 6swn, wSiIs ~ 6SsS{ -, r.
esop Will - ~ ttem ! ~ - NJ. u. q N.
lnoss, ~ 03esoa, - - asnAl. s1GnpeD ~
da1ag9 .snleea ~ s1'sess:
~. e0llpn, Chalfnn ~ ~ ComNls(pe - ~
A11sssas 1Aewlug ~ usagnltnAs kktho 6Gol ln-
trsseea ssPorlsd 9ule fally. The tsport esanlas
the lbllsWtag eolImateo:
IL. ~ A. -. = s6s 49,
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aaARRIsn.

On Tuesday, the l3ih, inst. "nt home hy
Rev. John Crowsll, D. D., George Bouiden, u.
and Mary G. daughter Of A. Eunis, Esq. an o
New Castle Coasty-
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

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coo4 ~, - eeivsfs so9 ~
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|poss1 y - WtlR - q r.
Noos ao4 ~ NM 1yM0 MIL X1 2EM
iss.. ~ wosa ass~hsse ID! 3ss
IL Head o. GA 1,I
t osss; ssss:s;';'':'; 81: :;sS:': ssv Z
- sps.ugia9 an3 heopoo,
] ssFssiss Bull asle - = Y
jTLe; SlaSgs BnOOD DOW0 ~ = - 81 q
ihe iasssst 6ssst b ~ ecsssy.
44e5. 4h4
Far1ning Utensi1n
cal, T'iss M G:s:s,, ~, s;sl sss'...t q 81
nearly uevg Family 04rvlnnA bA0o jill
noctsway CarrkRs, SCANlkGg II e. Nv !.
Sleigh Thrs.hsfss emaises9 Ills 9o@15
used sDd y II gsod ordss,J Ckamrto&
aud Mower new last harvest, / NJ - M N
ncw.) Hand Of 1Dosrr-rOw<S Hued<& G
Shelter. ncw Sloosr Hieel-tsosh I1she, rl131
Douhis llRrrowa Single HAssev; } G1 =
Cradles aad Seythss, I csltlskt6v4 t&1<0S
Shovss, Rskes, ,Orushine asd fhld 1lssa i1o1I1S
and 6inslstsrss, Os Chains, CsowhNt4 49,
Manls aud Wedges, Nsasasss, ~ 0oalmt -
0rsis lasss, kc. $
HARNESS.,
Donble set WaEua Ihrasss, usst sesal ~
aess, ! ~ Cart Hsrssss rsrt Ds,his Gas11Sfe
Harness. sets Single Cassiaes haruean, 1 &j1
tIow Harness. pair Carflags aud WnGeo Lloee.
be. all In good 0sdts. n E Il
Rcss, Garter a~f FssrAlkew RSasGsse o.
tie buskd
100 Basheis Rsck and Prssi~s ~. e..
BACON zW LARD ny THs P0UMzk,
Jt- BUYERS wishing Stock or rarn,lue 1us-
plc'nents will do we'll 10 attend thia ssIe, - ~
Horses nrc among the best that have hpeo oGtst1
In this county for soms years ths Cattle NJ u
ness &c. all IN good order.
TERMS
All Sums Of Twenty-Five Dollars apk mnfpn
Cash; on suins over Txrnly Ave D~j)xSs cte19f
Of Ten Months will " given. ny In rusrtnees
giving Nose, viii approved sssssiiy- y-istsssee
and siamls added.
- Siletccomnacncc At 10 o'clock, a. N
WM. = nOwAhn
JAcos BsSI. Bewss Asm, Auctionses.
Fob. sI-ts
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
MONDAY. M.il7CH IA, 1874

without reserve aud NO usdesbIddlns IN hlIo4,
ing descrihed personal pesllesty, 10 VT: GSVta
head Of liayses Muiss and (sylis: No !. ! y6n6
liashnw lssrsc, ey~ars old, 6ne siyk md sel|o31
can trot mile II minwtes aux w1l) ue<S ~
~ fast hcvse " properly kained M. !. 3 h6&rN
mars. u years Old. sirsd hy the eelrhsa6ta Nh
ting hers~ uld Gessee v. fsschen, sle k2S e. f
tc.l a mile In niusses wlshsnt lfalnlax, 10 r
Win iosl hy visaipis hssse; Ouls : ye111
II Rather stock, and vIll nahe NJ O. HdeSu7
col;s. rosning iwo years sli, siscd u lol,1llsS
tlot,dsi horse; pair of si,lsndid yso6e u1Gl6f
coming . yser1 old, EOoa uosteee& .s sss ! y
,,,s;a. Which cSrs, s.,si 81 e"..iss is,s ss ~
buils. 'l -.
ewISE. - hpos& ssws, ) 49, ~ - 4
6ns stsata III ~ theeous - 3v41uS 1jt U
tsss ssoch q hogs h ~ 0late - ~ ll4 p
fAkMIxG urssasls.--s vss,e,.1i ~
ssgss, y sce9 ordesi plsues
tors, saa 0lher thfaloa o1eGo11o, i N ~
KITCHEN fCRNo1Uk9. --eeao1110 4
iascs | cook store tniagap -. !.
Os'oco pcssds ofmsss; ! u y go
masy other artieles To- nsneseae = :; q
rERkS.-All sams ssees ~ go. I r
al sems ovss Int annoeut . <so115
lacaihe Will - alyen, ~ ~ fnooh -
bAnksbls aets ulih apvgese1
. ~ Cltl1eas' Natlnaal n6o& n II
ssssss s.e .s..e sfaeA
4 \. naos, Ase..
February -. isI9--1t
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

pl.sine pssss.
- oo4. - - Wsss -
- ~ diGsssasss ~
Aps - Eaelssd viii
~ IN - ~ bsse. Win -
SGxy ~. Tbsss nsssr ~
S~unn1 - kavs ksen reaoe.
ni - - vill deatt that
- sissst pIss, especially
vsosunsssiS aos ID sosdi-
GGl1 ! uar.
'ie6ts have submitted their
uplss1 States trust that they
1lsns1 y ~ satisfaction 81 tho
AstiltStioa = sssipst Great
! = = tbe dasy Of . neutral to
1sslst nd impartial neutrality ~
llSsrehts during hostilisies.
l1Is obligation u independent
~ ~.
6oe eeutral b bound to enforce
11l lsWs and its exscutive pro-
l ~ shas belligorcnt has the
" DO 20; and also the right
have the powers conferred upon
~ " law increased II found in.
= ! osetrnl u bound TO use dill.
= sevses The fitting out, arming.
~ withis IL Jurisdiction, Of
o1l Wticb 4 hss reasonable ground
ee + Iutsnded to cruise Or to carry
~ sssinst power with which |, is
~ : nestSsl l. bound to use dill
- tsvspt the construction Of such
L ~ ! peutral il bound 10 use like
o y prevent the departure from
1ioa II any vessel intended to
~ sesry On var against any power
&ieA II = u peace; such vessel
~ ssrssdaIly adapted. in whole
~. within lis jurisdiction. to war
~ neutral may not permit or
thas bsl!igrrcnt to make use Of its
- Watsrs ~ ihe base Of naval opera
6ortaae tle other.
kst ! neutral IL bound to use due
l1ee 4 II ports or waters, to prevent
~ lecveut from obtaining there =
- - s,nensasion Of military sup
Il 4sWa Sor bclligcrcnt vessels, or
llnsbt II mrn.
~ phcn : neutral fails to use all
o y iis power to prevent . breach
J .tuArslhy X iss soil Or wsters, in
- kseSelng rcspects, the neutral
6ks eoupensation for tho injury
thsseffon.
~ this sbliga,ion Il not dis
= essessea By the change Of the
- isto ! public ,nsn-oi- wsr.
= ~ obligation 10 not dis
tssudslant attenpt Of The Of.
"a = svsds tho provisions Of
y d4haes vill mol b. dspos-
l1iss ths liability Of the
- saefy of The ossadins
u ~ belligersse. and
! nsa-ei-wsr. II any part
aa@ eeasinuss U hang
= f + j =
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES | !!

O01S1sAAu10 UAEhIHdG0 ] I
TREAT Inducements arc offered TO persons
" waiting good carriages at :
Alexander & Sons Carriage Works,
DELAWARE CITY. DsE.
They wish 10 inform their old customers and
the psblic generally that they have on hand aud
make 10 order
CARRIAGES or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
and warranted 10 lie Of the heat quality, which
they o6cr At reasonable prices.
Feb 2<-ly
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

ys11<nr suerno1D = ~ eussstlse ssvos-
~ = ~ 0o61kSt q ~ Nos1SVS1e ~
ls4llye1 ANsSpe tirlu teoo1 IT opol.
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24
POSTPONED
PUBLIC SALE!ll

MY hroihcr, Juslsa Clayton, \. hnviue -.
1vA clMdcd tsincc Utn 9sst adssfiisesneot) e
coniinur farming, wishcs 10 make knows se ~
pnhlic that he will mot ontr hls Sfork md fafn.
lug Gtrnslls nt public sale. Thesslbse. 1 re11s;
pone the sale u my Stock and farnisg UlG6sllo
until - 81
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

/ ~ 4 '11
- = ~ "a ~ Nl ~ ~ =
- ~ = = 49, ~ GSnE eoGo6lot-
r. - T., 11p - N&12loi psoe
~ ate111 Es1t 1yonl.e III 1sisr
49, t1sW = NlGs = ~ - msss. Ilsa
~ vieeesisss + - ou1es1 - y ~
l1sy and awase Ia ~ = epeo Y Ial1ls
DsIswsse Wrse upoa ~, = 5lojt &utn
Hear 81 dsWolshsa ~ ~ - aesng
u shs ssinissl stal5ueIss = JlaSonSG -,
eenisasliag ths vissus u ~ 80 otoIo
under he moral is1ssnees y ~ ptllne5
and whipping psss With shs viess X ~
Hoar's Stats under ~ mossl inousnooo
d hymn bocts. eommov ssAsob - mo-
hibiiasy liqsor laws. The sGSss - Il.
vcsistills. NJ. IIoar tsisa %. sstlscs Il
BY throwing tho blslme % sas l6rciea
popslstioa but he Va horne dbwa by
peals y lsegAt~r ftom sll PARIS o. III
Hosse. ssa NJ. Bisss has besons r.
n,ous."
Middletown transcript., 1872-02-24

l152 Ilssi| = & ~ r. 11ss y s5s5Sass1sss H.
l1s1 s =! glang pesseee uSa1
~ :ssi ',v . y. = - ~, ssesss =. m: ~
e16ee1 " nclt ~. gSoWsll, q 01osa, ejIeP
yhlch - eea9 "Aaalvessssy Jubllea." N
es1ssieaesasat's repost "a nsxt u erdss, and
~ q &llSWs:
"C&ipkm 80 ysis~ds Y N S,aa~aR stass,.-ws
aFe ONO uoNs tkruoGb kia1 rsosl1eaee. -.
Nlloed - ess1shIs tllo eeeniaG 10 ceIussata ~
Gohw analssnnsy - ~ HNl,talh ec1bOo1. Dosiae
~ -. ysas ~ hevs beea he steiplsuss y
Heavenly Father has shlslded na from harm and
dangers Incident 70 In. No seat n our schooI
has hsea suHde vacant ~ death, and the deMs
auabe Of The tinck may siil unite their xolcrs q
prayer aud pssise, - Sabbath amer Sabbath thry
anest together IN receive sneh inslrmctIons a. viii
~ them t6r usefulness ID this world, and prepare
them Ior home In ,Isavcn when the good 6hep-
herd uay call them hence.
Another pleasant feature which may he reck-
onvd among our Llcsslngs. 3 the splrit of lore
aud peace that has characterised our labors. No
root Of bitterness hrs sprung up 10 hinder our
usefulness; but with itrvent desire 10 accom-
risa the good dcsirn~d by The school, teachsrs
aud scholars have worked together Ia harmony
In we have been instrumental In d0ing any thing
10 advance the lledccmer's Kingdom, wc would
give all the glory n Him who has incIincd our
hearts 10 labor In hs Vineyard.
We find on consulting our school record The
following pleasant rcport
No. Of hoys in the school during Tho year. a.
- " Utrts nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-18

Any PERSON HAVING BLACK CkNTRE IN, hNpin =,
~ SQUARE shawl, fine, 10 sell reasonapy sehu S'"'e''
~ N, boz Is2 Herald Upown Branch onea