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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18

Fosters Celebrated Tonic BItteEs,
Fosters Blood Puriher,
Fosters Infalble Oriental Pile Salve,
Foster Rose Worm 0zenges,
Wyeth's klixiT Beef, Wine ana Iron,
WTeth's Elixir Va erinate OF Ammonia,
Ellis Bltt-r Wine Of Iron,
zlIs' ri xir CalAsaya rk and Iron,
Dr. Pierues t+Ulde Medical ID scOYery,
DR.. Pierces Pleasant PurgatiVe Pillets.
Foo kks DhUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18
Aats aud Gaps.

n n. RUMFoRD . BRO,
F as b ieuable Hstters,
NO. 4oA MARKET STREET..
sep sT-ly WILMINGTON DEL.
Professional Cards.
n o. DUNNiNo Q, n. p....-
= to sX. ~
., to9, NJ,
octLBms Residence, 800 MARKET ST.
Ab HoHkoP1THIc PHYSICIAN,
may3s No sis W. Seventh street.
nR. n. o. sAITcHkR.
3O9 DELAWARE AVENUE
sep s-iy Opposite Baptist ChuSshl wnmeroH.
SETs OF TEETH $40 TO 500.
specimens Of work can be seen at the onnce. Ma
tural teeth treated and preserved TEETH extradted
sifAOsst pain. s. P. ChAlFANT, D. ID. g.,
at the once OF Dr: VIM. D. Nolen,
WARIKs DIeCARR,
storyl Board OF Trade Rooms, Wilmington. Del
CON RY aNCKR AND NUTARf PUBLIC. Deeds,
bohda, mortgages and other instruments carefully
age Of the public Is respee iuiiy solicited hoV1s-y
.TosEPH a. wALTE., E.,.......
WIN attend to all business connected with the
transfer and management OF
REAL ESTATE.
once No. q EXCHANGE BUILDING.
ang1a-u Seventh and Market streets.
In. KIITINGER' M. D..
hoMGoPATPAIo PAYalcIA,
Rsaidsaos---T1A KGNG STREET,
wnAnaroE, DKIAwARA
once hours-T to 9, morning; to ., aftsrnson; 7
- :. esaa..ss 9ss-.s : =
Dry Goods.
hRY eOoDs-Dress goods of all kinds can
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18
RDM. JENKINS,
KDIF0R.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tsssndass
ozosptsd) at tAs CoMxRoHAL BuIiprzas ssasiA wsst
corner FSftk and Maskehetreess. Toe Cents copy.
Sir Dollars q veag, by maa, o. served By earTtsrs
Throughout ths eisH.
TIE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tssekly,) he great
PsntsMlar svgaA Of FwWss and FF~tisrOsssra, Pwb-
hked spsTy TRaysdav moTmiHg. at z0O DOllars a
Year. A Nyt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18

wTLBN9r0E, DKE.
Monday Afternoons mov. 10.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18

Mrs, FOSTERS Cough and Group
syrup
Hassons COmpoul syrUp VI Tar,
eine's syrup OF Tar a. d y lid lhersy,
Nistar's Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
Rltter's syrup for Coughs and Coda,
and many others, at
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18

Fosters Celebrated self-AdJustlnR
wood Pad.
Dou-le Truss the most comfortable and eficient.
Another large and well selected stock Il Trusses,
Brac,s g. supporter, Syrtnges and surgical sppn-
anees received al FOs'eTs Truss and Brtse Depot,
Front and Wet streets. Z he demand steadily In
creasing Special Inducements nov offert to pur-
chaseTs. Personal attention given 70 hitting. Pri-
vste 70 ms for adles and gents separate.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18

NSW WRM
ZT4ScSM
(S.|',....Ii.',) y y
T'At
somethIn& Now.
cAPsIoUM LAsTKR,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia stin Neck, Head
ache, Lumbago, &c.
It will not bl ster like Mustard. and can be ap-
piled without any trouble. For sale by
RAG sHoEAKKR.
sOs Market street Institute BundiAs.
wilmington. Del.
saIoupe-Tous-Ies-m
We have received another small invoice OF this
SMITH PAINTER, Druegists,
seventh and Market streets.
Spears Solution,
For Preserving Ffuit still ret4ins It's high place in
the esteem those who study economy OF time
lhDOT knu mOIeJ. IL lh holu Oy
SAITH A PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Channels Skins.
A nne invoice Of new Chamos skins, Just opened
by smith a PAINTsH. Druggists,
seventh and Market streets.
keen'9
Double supernne Mu.t in cans and iitickney
PoOr's ia bulk, BY
Smith PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
wax Flower MateTIa .,
In variety, supplies being constantly received
at the manufacturers prices, by
ShlTH PAINTkR DruRRtstA.
Seventh and MArke streets.
LIebIRs (CompanV'sl Extract of
Meat
The genuine article Id By
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Aarket stIeets
Pure olive oil of AK.
Such as we bettle under our own label, is, we
think, the finest olive Oh for table use In the mar
| keL SMITH p P-INlER,
Seventh aud Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-18

Pure Olive OIL of AK.
Such as we bettle under our own label, is, we
think the finest Uliye OH for table use In the mar
ket, SMITH A P-INIER
Seventh aud Market streets
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

r'''i.i ;4.i! Gt'.ANo ror ION Of -oco
lbs. rash'#: Factory. SlI.co
DISSOLVED PHOSPHATE per ton
o'. .6'ia ''f., Cash. at Factory, 's,j.0o
nn 'rn.c. ill l>t %ov..lS722. 81 per ton
a.',!ilici; !.
+. 1'i." aticnii"n OF Planters, i; again
r:,!!c,i !nihe LOW PRICE Of these Sill
rc'inr Fertilizers. Evrr%' person in thr
District V v;',I!-:I lhoin list Scar have al
road. ordered. with iwo cxcciiion:., and
thri W..l bay yet Col. Hucl used one
ION |;"hllc l?s: year. lie liaa already
p;u'ciia.ld ,a,i TONS Oft for hi; next crop.
Call on Mr. K. O. Sans, WHO will
represent nic here in my absence, or DR..
j. NJ. liIah,an. at Rushinu's Store, or
rarlli'!@e& < 'i'Iion;is, ut Ridge Spring, or
=. S. Norri'', BaicsTiic, or j. \. G.
Jones, Pin" House Depot, or Ward Il
Holland, .Io.nStons Depot, and get PAM
rhlci;' containing Certificates, and give
y"ur orders before Tie Rail Roads are
blocked up, ~ Inc supply exhausted.
S. S. TOAlPkINS, .AGr.
fL,b II, 1872, If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

AZ ,cr 10 r5o,.ts,. t,s po7,;a5 c..
-. ! .1S,,t ~. -, p,.;5
tg"''sf (.. ..'. ..',: :'''S''' -i'' '''' 1'''''
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>#crIoN !. H> Z" G,'4Htc'N oy 'de
senate and House ol hePfeseilfa'!VeS
oI Tie Stare Of SoHjh Carolina, h""
lnc. and sitting IN nenefai ASSeiH''%'
aQi BY the authority o. 'he same
I!ias ior tue Far,"jSe "' ii'I';'':;-, 40
'','a''I!-!;'l'E ''il '.i' .i'ie i"ii.' a1 from
;'''-'' i's".:t iiei:E !!e city '.' Ala! IL
Hc"r2la. within l:e !l,A!iS oi l'!is > 49,
/. hT way OF 'Ae city "l t";1i'!.ia, I"eS
ir;ii'!d, CieFaW ana 'taFioorr' % some
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me r'si'iS ;'"' Pil'''eSsS '''cioe'''I' /"
ne .'is'' pt' "''g - iisi- .'';''cT T, e"
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04


JOINT RESOLUTION .AHlmi-i;ng
nnd / ueciingMc Mafc -luo7;ioa' and
(6uai3 Commissioners 10 Lery CGI-
tain I;7ccs
p, = o.,.oh.c1 j.. ia. e.r..to mud
IN. e Danrns.,,..,iyn: IF tho ,9.a.e
- c..,b C.s,o,;os now mot ND sittioo
c,,,.. I'll, 81 w. II. on.
,f,,y..y Of me same !. That lio Sat
,1;.or L.. ..rd Ill: bor.!,y a,,i;,orix,,.
.,..i .,ir, tg.. t. l.yy a;d ,a,,-. to b..
.il.'.,a,; f,>. af .;y IN mill. -, 3:
li. -, ,>,:la ,',cr.r ~ :, ,he
ca. ,.''' .;,r ,h~
'''I' - '''>,' .i.",.,.r -.
''e'..' -. ;, -
I'I ''i,' ''',' > Wy .'''''''',' :
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

-! "''s" '''C A,.'S'' va -. |
ovcr.'hc lands, of persons or corpora
tlo0s, may be taken Tor The c'as'FHc'
'i'' anl uses .ot 'aliwa' .Hnd "'hcr
:i:'r M =" ~ -
&. ~
) IT,.
'''r .}"i- H'i ga !"
III n,''r ycar>.
~. ee'i e'' .
-a s"a ..
fo.."p"'Y
.SEcr.oN /. Ge 4 cMcjed iy he
.9}..ra:e ::n, lsou,e II: REPRESENTATIVES
oi the 3 ale of .S,.lh Ca:olt:a, nnw
m.4 and s.i.;Hg IN Grtisgs' .{s.ea l,iy,
and hy the authpril: oi' IL ..,ta., E!..'
Alfred Williams. i;'h"ft 'H:n.iiI$. VI.
j. Whirpcr, j. D2us!'.a IsoagT;s"::'
Dav.d lh9mas, :. H. ny ,rs: / liNri5
Il. Wider. James Al. Nfeldi, N'nIsc
Homes, ii. }. MaNwcii ans }: y ''@-
comb, and then associates ana SHc'','a-
sofS, are hereby mad9 III" '''ti'if'0 i
body no'itli and corporate III !%W' i!''
der the name ana Stl re oil '"1 y ;,'i''rl
h!aHu'aG'ur'i's avs: f'' ''lF.v''''e''' '-'.''''
l"1,J' lof me inf!"'s" O. , gN''''','''',;
i'"' '''i'''i'ic'.''"@ ",' ; m%," wI v1'Ir',. =
S9'o' ana one. seguS VI '"'',' i'''D ., -, !
,lie 90SPoSe' "' carr 1",S vi S"''' .1''
business Connected 'nery"'l''' i VIZ
capital o! one 'l'lif':eo 'n''.,:i'd f''',
lars to be DIVIDED INTO one 'l'";"'''i
shares 'i one III. l"a!'S"iia d'.iai} Sea, eac'
SEC /. inc s"'o ''.',!''"'i ,';'.'' 80 =
n""er' from '''''q 90 s,".'' ~ ,'(', 49,, ~,
.i.o'; S';i'.'", s'JGa H. a.. ;.d i;.".c..
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S'o'N III s.''" 'n'li.s' - 'i' ,T''!,'', I
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''HE .''.,' 'F'' :''''''.' Il =, .. ''' +. ~ -
''i' NJ III. sa'i!'' ~ - ''''''', -. ~ '''s
a.eFe',f! oi state "''' h'a%' i.i'iiI no
i'cr lhrrc"!, "i":c Il E''1N 70: ''.f,H
"cetlS cnn>vrhiiVrir. nj 49, ~ H"!'hncr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04
;;;cE'A {; 4. EpII,EiiS I e. REAU,
4 UG L,STl, G-l.
Sin (
: ~ =. .z4-sc>.,--' =,
FOUR FERR0TYpES
FoH
assaa aa0siav.

Have Just received II. ncw and i'm
proved l'ERROTYPE CAMERA, with
which four Fcrrotyrcs can he taken at
one sitting, and ut tho above very low
Mli..r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04
'a7,>5:: IL! -. !.5;..:;s.
JUST REC'ELV Y III,
Notice for DiScharpC,

NOtlCe tor UlSCharCC.
NTHnREAS application Il;;, been
w made to me hV Thomas =. Reese,
Administrator of the Estate of LUNGS
Boyd, deceased, for Il Final Discharge
1t is ordered that all persons interested
in said Estate, show cause before me- at
my Office, ON the second day Of .\pril
next, why said discharge should not be
granted.
ID. L.TURNER, j. p. &. Il. c.
Mar. ], IL III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04
ILL l'OzlCIgEliSy5

Please examine l feature Of Ills Company. whereby though
lies make further payments The policy moi lost but days grace
allowed t Policy being all tl time in full force and effect The fol-
wia tata InoXaav Tie lime during which Policies gol
shr.i be cred p is feature is written The Policy and
n.t mccy thc promise Of an a5nMt.l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

1o,>1r Dzco1 11TtON d,,tzo,.;.;,,l,
'olN hE2C!-o iot 1iss''1on ~ G..,' .-''ta ::
Hr 1r 5l,'sI ~ =. 1'f''S'''Ir Ir % ~ e e. ri 1r
": ~; r. cszre|e' z. o. H.; e,1 '@e, y NJ w
u s'S9"' L'Sce"S"'s W = 15Ssps;.:e %scs..,, !"
$%"' |a "ccee'Sc"' ea 'c'''''' E'se9s, '''''
.s,.0V '>'9c%' :
Wn.rea<, it appears iA 'he books ''
i'e ) -" ''e'''''fef '''.'' =. - -
IL, '-s'lf='' ee:;"'' ''-fl'i'r'. '~.yi '2';''y
80 q" i.'e a.n',''''' 2. - =. .'''' II
49,. a'ndred and -, '''i....' 49,
s"''i> ,gEen ms = ''''".'',i ~
) .,.i'''' ", i'""n' Il -: y re-
81 = ''('.'f.''''> 80.
r: .':@ y, =
!" .'-24' ;, -
.. oiin':e' '.@vii' ~. ~. 81 g.
sir'ycJ at iaI h''f!'iI.,- ri i'''m''A#'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

~ Keepers Of Cows this prepara
ton is invaluable. II S .. sure pre-.
i II y,a.iyc against Eirtlrrpcst, Hollow
I. II Horn, etc. 1t has leen proren by
--tS..,,J aci,:al experiment 10 increase !he
.Nh iE$E,p quantity Of milk and cream twenty
S,Se8 per ceat. and make the batter firm
-.;'--,i'' and sweet. In fi.ttcnng cntt!c, il
.vc cm an appetite, ioo'cn5 their hide, and maize:
t.l.nl thrive muc; faster,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

dcd, further, That said road shall be
subject 10 the provisions OF an Act en-
tiled An Act 10 declare lie u,anner
by which The lands, or the right Of way
over.''he lands, of PERSONS OF corpora
ticus, may be taken for The c'.nsirnc.
'ie.i anl uses ..of 'aiiwa' .sna o''c.r
90, nai -.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

. :: /; \ 7.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

.t".!...r .riy 9. i. i'i:'lt < t'a.,)
l'v., ;... ..nS.. -, 81.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04
h10El=FORFEE,ETABl.E FL ..

ny number Of payments, is stated in the
Policy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-04

JOINT RESOLUTION Autlmi-ing
and J. uectinqAc 4&atcl and
l5uaiy Commissioners 10 Trey Ca
h,j0 T7res.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30
Beautiful AllegOry.


Crittenden, of Kentucky, was at one
time engaged in defending man who had
been indicted for a capital offence. After
an elaborate ond powerful defence he clos
ed his efforts with the following striking
and beautiful allegory: " When God in his
eternal council conceived the thought of
mans creation, he called TO him the three
ministers who wait constantly upon the
throne-Justice, Truth and Mercy--and
thus addressed them: "Shall we make
man?" Then said Justice: sob, God,
make him not, for he win trample upon
the laws" Truth made answer also: '"Oh,
God make him not, for he will pollute thy
sanctuaIies." But Mercy dropping upon
her knees looking up through her tears,
exclaimed: "Oh, God, make hin-I will
watch over him with my care through all
the dark paths which he may have TO
treadr' Then God made man, and said unto
him: " Oh, man thou art the child Of mercy;
go and deal with thy brother" The jury,
when he had finished, were drowned in
tears, and, against evidence and what must
have been against their own convictions,
brought In a verdict Of not guilty.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30
The Two Arabians.

The one lived 1920 B. Crowned 1000
sheep, 5000 camels, 500 yoke Of oxen, 800
she asses, and very great household, and
was the greatest of all the men Of the East.
He said: " My days are swifter than apost:
they flee away, they see no good; they are
passed away as the swift ships, as the
eagle that hasteth away, in whose hand is
the souls Of every living thing and the
breath of all mankind. .1tfiA
The other lived A. ID. 75O, and had 700
eunuchs, 200 doorkeepers, $4,000 pieces of
tapestry, $4,000 carpets; 100 lions, with
keeper for each; q tree Of gold spreading in
1s branches, on which sat variety of birds
of gold, which machinery made to warble
their natural harmony; his seraglio contain
ed 0, 300 persons, and his body guard num-
bered $4,000, whose belts and scimitars
were studded with gold. The last one said:
"1 have now reigned so years in victory or
peace, beloved by my subjects, dreaded by
my enemies, and respected by my allies.
Riches and honors, power and pleasure,
have waited ON my call, nor does any earth
ly blessing appear to have been wanting to
my felicity have diligently numbered
the days of pure and genuine happiness
which have fallen TO my lot;-they amount
to fourteen. o man, place not thy conf
dence in this world"
Has time and human experience diminish
ed aught of these solemn truths uttered by
the Patriarch job and the Caliph Abdal-
rahman?
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30
Insu1.ancc Notice.

On and after the tenth day of April,
1879, The Home Reserve force of Insur-
ance Agents belonging to "The Pennsylva-
mia Central Insurance Company" will leave
Pottsville in heavy force, and occupy ten
different counties of the State, where they
will continue to act as the Company's
Agents until full line of Local Agents
can be appointed, when they will be recalled.
As a body of men, believe they are supe-
rior Insurance Agents, and most of them
speak the English, French, Welsh and Ger
man Languages. The City Insurance
Journals, with all their sneers at Mutual
Companies, and continual cry of Fraud
Fraud ! &C., cannot muster any better In
surance material! Why don't the City In
surance papers tell the public that no Mu-
tual Company broke or failed during the
last ten years? Why don't they tell the
public that more than half the Stock Com
panies started within the last ten years
have? 1t is well-known fact that Mutual
Companies cannot fail. FfE-
JAMES III. GRIER,
Secretary of Pennsylvania Central lnsur-
ance Company. 10
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30
Parted at the AItar.

Some time ago, after an acquaintance of
several years, a young lady named lshor
was married in Detroit to young man
named Taylor, of indianapolis. The cere-
mony was hardly over when Taylor receiv-
ed a telegram from Lynn, Mass, that his
aged mother was dying, and in an hour he
left Detroit, calculating to return within
ten days at the furthest. He wrote one
letter back, and shortly after his bride re-
ceived news that mother and son were both
dead. He was exposed to the small -pox
somewhere on the route, took severe cold,
and died the day before his mother died.
The wife tainted on reading the sad news,
and the attending physician believes that
she will be rendered maniac by the blow.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30
Gbf Ginles,n Netu Bloonrarlo, 1la.

each separate sum as he counted 1t out,
and was hence not likely to purchase what
he did not need. And then he had goal
ahead which he had determined to reach as
speedily as possible; and by his system of
cash payments he could estimate at the
close of every day the gain he was making
toward the desired end. And in two
months he paid what he had borrowed of
his wife, and she put it in the common
fund; and in five years his home was his
own, and he owed no man anything but
love and good will.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30

How to OGet the Best Place.

| saw young man in the Office of IA
Western railway superintendent. He was
occupying a position that four hundred
boys in the city would have wished to get.
1t was honorable and "it paid WE'LL"
besides being in line OF promotion. How
did he get it? Not by having rich father,
for he was the son of laborer. The secret
was, his beautiful accuracy. He began as
an errand boy and did his work accurately.
His leisure time was used in perfecting his
writing and arithmetic. After while he
learned to telegraph. AT each step his
employer commended his accuracy, and re-
lied ON what he did bcause he was sure it
was just right. And it is thus with every
occupation. The accurate boy is the favor
ed one. Those who employ men do not
wish to be on the constant lookout, as
though they were rouges or FOOLS If car
penter must stand at his jouineymans
elbow to be sure his work is right, or if
the cashier must run over the book-keep-
per's columns he might us well do the work
himself as employ another to do it in that
way; it is very certain that an employer will
get rid of such an inaccurate workman as
soon as possible.
| knew such young man. He had a
good chance to do we'll, but he was so in-
accurate and unreliable the people were
afraid to trust him. If he wrote deed,
or mortgage, or contract, he was sure
to leave o"t something or put in something
to make it an imperfect paper. He was a
lawyer without business, because he lacked
the noble quality of accuracy. Just across
the street from him was another young
lawyer, who was proverbial for accuracy.
He was famous for searching titles, and
when he wrote out the history Of title,
to piece of property, it was taken for
granted it was just SO. His aim was abso-
lutte accuracy in everything. If he copied
conveyance, or cited a legal authority,
or made statement, he aimed to do it ex-
actly. The consequence is, he is having a
valuable practice at.the bar, and is univers-
ally esteemed.
% But" says some boy, "when become
a man that is the way shall do. | mean
to be very accurate"
Perhaps So | could tell better if | knew
just how you do your work now. There
are several ways of getting lesson. One is
to get it "tolerably WELL which does moi
cost IN uch labor; the other way is, to gel
it faultlessly well, which costs great dea
OF lobor. A boy can get general idea Of
his lesson sin a jiffy, - but to get it with ac
curacy is very hard, and requires both time
and industry If you, my boy, to-day are
getting your lesson in the slipshod way
you will grow up a slipshod man; but if to
day your habit is to get every lesson will
perfect accuracy, will variant you will dc
that way when you become a man. How
Is IT,?
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Two Awkward Mistakes. ,

A good story is told in Washington Of u
genial young gentleman, unwilling to omit
recognition of an acquaintance, who at
wedding reception lately caught sight of a
gray-whiskered and rather stately person,
and being satisfied by inquiring of his iden-
tity, Immediately edged along to his side.
"Good evening"" said he extending his
hand with cordiality. "I'm delighted to
see you believe we haven't met since
we parted in Mexico."N
81 really fear" said the gray -whiskered
magnate, that you have me at an advan-
tage."
"Why, you don't rcecollect But then
was very much younger" said the other
"when with my father in Mexico"
"And, to tell the TRUTH" said the older
gentleman, "my remembrances OF ever
having been in Mexico are very indistinct. y
Excuse the question:" said the young
man, rather desperately: care you not Sir
Edward Thornton
"By no means. am Judge Poland, of
Vermont"
GA thousand pardonsr p and the discom-
fited youth moved away.
But few nights af.crward, at another
reception, his eye was similarly caught,
and the edge of his modification having
been worn off, he could smile at his mis-
take, and he accordingly ac made his way
once more to the, side of gentleman with
gray mutton-chop whiskers, and after "a
word or two-on the weather and the scene,
he suddenly said.
"That was an awkward thing Of me the
other night, when took you for old Thorn
tom
"And who do you take me for now, may
asll?' said his companion.
"Why-why," said the embarrassed
young man of society-"you told me you
were Judge Poland, of Vermont"
'On the contrary,my name is Thornton
was the rather annihilating response; and
the young man at this day calls it q couple
of very unpleasant mistakes.
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eS5" In the recent debate in the Massa-
chusetts Legislature on the repeal of the
beer clause in the present Liquor Law, Mr..
John Newell of Boston, made very con-
vincing speech, in the course of which he
presented in very striking light the fear
full waste caused by the liquor trade. He
stated that the value of all the liquors sold
in Massachusetts, during the past year was
nearly $32, ,000,000 The money thus worse
than sunk, producing no valuable return to
society would build and endow so colleges
at $400, 900 each, establish so libraries of
5000 volumes each at So per volume, build
25 churches in the country at $4,000
each and % churches in the city at $40,-
600 each, support 500 teachers at $1,000
each, build and endow 25 charitable insti-
tutions at 5000, 900 each, and distribute to
the poor 225, 600 barrels of flour at $40
BARREL and 225, 900 tons of coal at $40 ton.
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ENG MA DEP PARTMEN
Cross Word Enigma.

My first is in food, but not in meat;
My second in Rye, but not in wheat;
NV third in silver, but not in gold;
My fourth in new, but not in old;
My fifth in honey, but not in sweet;
My sixth in road, but not in street;
Ny seventh in hands, but not in feet;
My eighth in Josh, but not in Pete;
My ninth in child, but not in boy;
My tenth in hope, but not in joy;
My whole 10 not free from alloy.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30

The Home Reserve force of The Penn
sylvania Central Insurance Company of
Pottsville, Pa, will be in Perry county in
considerable force, and act as the Com
pany's Agents until a full line of Local
Agents can be appointed when the reserve
force will be recalled.
JAMES ii. GRI Err,
Sec'y of Pa. Central Ins. Co.
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New Carriage Mandatory.

'TTNIIE subscriber has built large and cOmmodi-
Il Gus Shop on High ST. East Of Carlisle Street,
New Bloomfield Pa, where he Is prepared TO man
ufacture TO order