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Middletown transcript., 1873-08-02

There is an old lady a, Cincinnati. Mrs
Podesia. who could have said week ago
that she hnd lived lni years in this world
aud had never been interviewed She
can say so no longer Her scalp now
adorns the girile Of reporter Of the
Commercial She talked with great free.
dom aud unrrscrve; siid she was born
in lIG9. the same year with Napoleon
and Wellington, and lived so years or so
in peace aud happiness in Italy, She
then emigrated 10 this country to be near
her son. and made. rs many other people
do. starting out in life, messliancc with
youth of only 90 She soon sent him
adrifi, however. aud now lives comforts.
bly, with her son She attributes her
good health and long life to her regular
exercise, regular diet and the mercy Of
God ' The regularity of her diet seen. j.
ed. upon cross.cxaninaiiou. 10 consis, OF
drinking bottle of wine whenever she
felt like it," We are glad to learn she is
no, going back to Italy. We shall meet
her again There are many newspapers
in Ohio,
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Among the good old things which are
passing away is that dear. delightful gen.
Grafton Of old ladies' whose gospel Of life
was that Of Fuss. and TO whom inuova-
tion and novelty came ms the INDICATIONS
Of breaking world. Yes. they are going
fast. these kind old danes. who nlways
wore low shoes. whose promenades we're
inseparablc from n faithful '.nmbarell, !"
to whom a railway journey was thing OF
horror. and wNos normal condiiion was
that of worry But We are glad 10 see
that ther. i "n~ Of ths ancient sort l.ft
and herewith in'rndocr the Model Old
Lady II Mi,1irhnrs Wisconsin. A few
DAYS ago .he cal'niy crossed over n bridge
marked /" dangerous. not having per.
ceived ,hc sign indicating the fact. On
reaching the further side. = me kind soul
gave ber thar piece Of Information. where.
upon she Immediately turned 10 grca,
alarm and rccrossed the dreadful struct-
urc.
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FIR The MIiiotora Tran,eript
What / Know About Reapers.

During the past 25 years | have been
extensively engaged in buying and tear.
ing up reapers. Commencing with the
old lIu.scy have gone through each sue.
ccssiye invention. Some again were ex.
travagant with horses. some with men,
some again we're disrcsp.cifll 10 both, and
others were not economical iu ihair nar.
ves,ing In 1872. in the ordinary tourse
Of my progressive machinery. purchased
the Iron-framcd Pennington Dropper. |
rsapcd. under tho most uufayorable condi-
tions--hard, rough ground, and fast driv-
ing-a hundred aud fifty acres with entire
satisfaction. was pleased, so we're my
neighbors who used the same kind. This
present year reaped the same amount un-
der even more uniavorable circumstan nces.
and am now well convinced that it is the
ligh,est, cheapest and best reaper over
manufactured. | have averaged % ncres
per day; many Of my more energetic
ncighbors averaged so. All the ndvan.
tages which are apparent to the observer
are more than realized when put to test
I recommend this machine to all grain
growers everywhere. Knowing from ex.
perience and personal inspection Of rcapers
used in different parts Of the United State.
that the Pennington Droppsr cannot be
surpassed. Mr.. Pennington deserves not
only the patronage but thanks Of those
who can now enter into the enjoyment OF
his labors. and especially the farmers OF
Delaware and Eastern Maryland. N. b.
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IT a young man cannot pay his board
bill, and hns no reasonable prospcc, Of be-
ing able 10 ray it, We nrc inclined to-
think it his christian duty to ab.eond.
He need not, however. add insult to in
jury like the youth who lately lrfl bis bed
and board in Rutland. Vt without pay
ing for either. Th. wretch had no, been
long gone when his dcfrauded !andlady
received the following e1a.pera,ing billet;
Miss 4 Please do not worry about
M. Again enjoy the comforts Of a
home Ny present hash maker improves
on YOU considerable Il is nice. mnral
question whether drfaul,cr has n right
% snccr d, any hash. however miscella-
ucoa', uhich be has not paid for.
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RAILROAD PRoGR.ss An evidence OF
the growth and Importance OF the business
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad may
be gathered from the fact, says the Cum.
berland (Mi J Times. that when Mr.
Woodsiir first assumed. in 1872, the du.
ties Of paymas,er for the company, the
average monthly payments were 255. Un0
During the prcseu, trip as p1ymarier this
week he has paid for services and material
furnished during the month of June, 1878.
the SUN Of Ss25 900
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Aru advertisements.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ri virtue OF nm Order Of the Chaurellor of tho
= State Of Delaware. made the Ilh dav OF
March a. D., 1873, will be exposed TO public
sale, by way Of public venine. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 90. 1879.
Al o'clock, I. NJ, AT the Jefferson lionse A."
~ New Castle, Del, the following Lands and ten
slnrn,s' situate 10 PcucHder Hundred county of
New Castle and State aforesaid. described a; fol.
lows 10 wit, according TO An old survey and
pluil
Beginning a, cofncr-s,onc Sc, on the ems, ,ia.
OF the public road leading frnln Pencad-r Meet
Ing House 10 the Buck Tavern, where an sncieut
corner hickory Is said TO have stood which ia
also corner for land late OF David Reese and
running thence by the said road, North - West
30 pcrchcs to 4 stone set al the head of gullcy
thence by four new lines along said gullcr East,
a. 2.l0 psrcbes TO stake n, the side of the mill.
pond, South, zoe Eas,, as} perches to another
stake set hy said mll.pond a, high water mark
as aforesaid thence North, s6e East, l2I perch
cs TO stake, hearing South, 10 East, 4 perrh,s
from marked black oak thence South. 10 East
40 perches TO the North line OF the "t;u,bric
Tract ihenee with the line OF the said 1;nib.
rie Tract. and with the line Of lands late of m.
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
South, So West, about iea perches to the Yves,
side OF the old tail race thence down said tail
race and hnding with the western boundary
line OF the said Chesapeake and Delaware CasnI
tract, to TIE line Of lands late of David Reese
and thence South, $50 West aud binding on said
line to the place OF beginning containing seven
y acres and ten perchrs of land, 10 the same
more or less
Attendance will be given and terms of sale
made known by GEORGE GRAY, TRrsrss,
aug 1-n. or by his Attorney.
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American REApERs AT VIgSSA. Let.
tcrs from Vienna give details Of the trials
Of mowers as entered. The grain wa,
rye. tolerably stout and thick in one par,
Of the feld. but small and thin in another.
Every machine had its section to cut. The
arrangements were very bad. There vas
no programme, no system. and no rule
about the number Of men to accompany
each machine. All the American msshines
except one did good work. Tho German
machines we're too heavy for the horses.
The trial was highly satisfactory to the
Americans present. Every mower aud
reaper 10 tho agricultural ball vas 10 the
trial with two exceptions.
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A meeting of the Massachusetts, Repub.

A meeting Of the Massachusetts Repub.
licnns opposed TO the nomination Of Gen
Butler for Governor, was held in Boston
Tuesday, among ihose presen, being
Henry l.. Dawes. Il Il Hear. George +
Hoar, II II Coolidge and Ojin Thaycr
Coolidge presided. An Executive Com
mit,ec was appointed to carry ou, the
views of those present, and it was voted
to issue an address to the people of the
State.
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Sami khrp, wha samc time ago whlc
la5'riug uuirr "pmou nal insanity" ran
syythe through "a, uoIy 4 II .nr, Nov.
~. of l'uc6s county. nnl who bas since
ih"n been 10 prison to await The result of
Meyers wound, was taken from III. crl
Tuesday afternoon lost on - wri' of AaJ,is
"erp"s and released en- 81 .0C0 hail -
N"Nrr, whose wound The surgeons though,
Would prove mortal j. said to hc getting
vi
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We read Of young school. mistress ip

We read of young sch oo. mistress ip
Ohio. who being Ike unto the iricle
which hangs ~ pian's temple. though
extremely handsome. i. vowed 10 Minerva
and ihc spelling buoss Being much en-
harfasscd on her way IN and from her
aralrmy IL the adm,rus young men Of
The 'iaiuage. aud not being atlc to keep
a iian . ride upon. she has trained a
faithful Tray to guard her His saga
c'ons dog knows exactly what is meant
sh'n he Sees Juvenile gentleman III his
sunday clothes waving packct-banllkrr-
-h.e', "nd the too ardent wonrr i. sUrr 10
te listen aal gnawcd Forty mistaken
End! !Rion. have already been hc,ia,ed
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-02

The Nc'hoiis's in rhilldclphia have
been celebrating the Centennial u the
FIRST Conference Among the address.
delivered was one referring 10 the mi,.
siuunrv work # the Methodist Church in
the United states 10 l.lA the frst
mission society was formed, aud sieaii!,
grew in favor until now the results Of IL,
foreign work are to be found in 1900
converts, III chu-ch edf,ts and more
than - 900 chillrcu under the cara o'
the church Unfortunately The eontFitu-
iians have not kcp, pace with tito wants
Of the society In lsj2 tho amount col.
lectel was Sl52 is2 y. aud in lS79 il
had reached th' sum of Gi6 80 50 -
Now however there ha. hern a markcl 4
falling of in the amonnt of lrrari"s and
in other directions. aud the fear wa. cx.
pressed that the appropriation Of SSS5
u25 - FIR mission work in 1878 will MT
be realized Nobody suggested iha, tao
much money was bring expended f,r new
churches IN large cities when the attcn.
iants a, ihn.c now erected do not more
than half ill the edifccs american
Republicans
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A fashionable lady has been compelled
to leave Long Branch. in spite Of its at.
fractions. because the moist sea air takes
the "crimp' ou. Of her poodles front hair.
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A monster diamond ha. been received
from ,hs Cape Of Good Hope. weighing
2ssa cara,s. This 10 the large., diamond
South Of Africa has furnished. and when
cut it is estimated il will be half as large
again as the Kohl. moor.
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The movcmen, looking toward the for.
nation Of new State out Of North Mis-.
sissippi, West Tennessee and Western
Kentucky is being discussed by the news
papers published in the section interested
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Too Ban 4 correspondent df the Ok
fifl Press iu.inuatts that the Young lad ss
u that village sit 81 their windows and en-
dcavor u attract The attention of the young
men hy un!nc hiIariiy, aud tina, they stop
and kiss carh other in The church ai,lcs,
all 4 which he finds very opgrayaiing
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New Hampshire is such healthy State
hat m elderly resident Of Rochester
therein was obliged to die the other lny
from tn eject. Of the lite Of white
spider received ten years ago
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A Loving sister.

Young man who went from Delaware as
soldier against the Mndocs received letter
from his sister containing the following touching
sentiment Aud II aa,tEins should happen 10
YOU. do make some arrangemrn, 10 have your
hair recovered and sent On. It is the exact col
or oI mine. aud cant eeta pair of curls Of the
righ, shade anywhere here
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That Goo.eberry Bush

AS conclu.iyc cvdencs il any was needed Of
the sizc Of the gooseherry bush spoken of last
week 10 nnr locals, We eau testify To having seen
four berries from The tree. They aerc shown ia
by the Aforementioned rentl"men, whose fght-
ing weight is in the nsishhorhood Of 200 lbs
The owner Of the bush expects 10 have some
prupu:a,cd and for sale neat spring We sup-
rosc they will be duly advertised IN our columns
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Wanted.

A MiDDLE.AGEE SINGLE MAN to attend
IA Bar. Must be sober and industrious. Ap-
Al Delaware City Hotel, Delaware.
aug ;.w.
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John Surratt is member Of a grange
Of the Patrons Of Husbandry in Mime.
sofa.
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The 6ysaicats on Wednesday made .
6nal SETTLEMENT With the Treasury Depart
meut for the ahy millions Of Five-twsnties
called on the 1sl ss March last.
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St. I.eno's Performance,

An entertainment uf senitii"guisu and magic
was given in 'hr Town ilali on "Wednesday
evening last lly "St Leno But small sua
rucc was il attendance. owing perhaps "a lhr
fac, 'hnt our people supposed l,W IA he second
class performer. Such MAS ra' the ease how
ever ~ the PEI iurmanfe MS hiebir appreciated
hg those present, ani considered iv Them rqgtt
70 Bliiz OF Wymnn ia lis lcigh,-oi-haud ,r,,ks.
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Contract Awarded.

Manners, Fisher 4 Ca OF Seaford, have re-
cciyci the eonrac, for repairing the State House
al Dover, they being the lowest hidirrs-ls. 200
Charles llilvard, OF Dover bid 81 $50 A Rev
mold. % Port Deposit. SIS $50, aud Fisher &
linckman, of Dover, Il 900. The successful lid.
dcrs have 10 give bond in sta $50 for the faith
ful performance Of their contract
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Mid Form OF Lunney.

Two monomauincs may lie seen every day
rau shine, cold or warm. mechanically NOV
ing the men upon the board in Chess Avenue.
Dbliyiuus 10 the bystanarrs and the wagon,
which grazc their seats, they utter Al regular in,
iervals, alternately, "hellot!' with great va
riey OF infections and iHtouilons.
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Nynni. Corrected.

Mr, John & LoNher, proprietor Of the Coch-
ran Hotel, 40 MtI'ciuwn, y 't''s Gs 10 co rect
the statement that Nm. G. Fountain Of the Cap
i,A H0itl Bower had leased the frs; named
hOirl, agl would issnme he charge OF II soon.
The Cochran Mr. Luwtcr s.sGtcs US has lately
been fe'Hrn'slcd. and Will We conducted, in tie
future ns - has in the past, IN arsi-chss man
ncr. by the present prut sir,ur. ~ t6mwrrrli
We nfc Informed Us Mt i.oNhcr. that Mr.
Cochran assured him that he had not rented tie
hotel to auy one
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Gen. Banks has editorial aspirations.
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sale Of Msasy.

Al the regular monthly meeting Of Home
L6sn Association, OF Wilmington, last evening,
$4,000 sold At - per cent. premium $1,000 Al
2l}, and $500 At 2ll
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Minor Topics.

Jay Gonli oijrcis 70 ,hr payment of the So
coo lax on the $1,000 600 consolidated bond
lied ri, Dover THIS toGd !, d.cd ia the respect
i've States through whl,h iic New Jersey South
cru md rs connecting railroads run--Ncw Jcr-
scv, delaware aud Martihnd-aui Il is claimed
that only pro rata tax ,ho I'D Lr paid that is
the proportion the Delaware part hears TO the
whole length II The road 10 lie Constructed
lion fhos. 7 Btyard has been retained by the
railroad 20 rs We informed, nui the matter
IS lo " Nunt.siel Ln.ute tMu .uurrs
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FAN Resort.

There are Al present sx,y-siS oceapaas Of the
county Jail Wilmington having added four 10
the number on Saturday last, They are sup
ported at COS, to the county OF 40 cents each
per dtv, making an aggregate cost OF S26 40 or
Sisi.s0 per week, amounting TO So COG 60 year
~, II we regard the presen, number Us a fair
average.
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End of the Drought.

Since the middle OF May We have not had
rain enough 10 wet the corn roots until last
Sunday, 27ih inst, when the gates Of heaven
once more were opened aod the parched earth
with It's dyn. vegetation. was ahundantly
blessed and again gu MoLdiy did the clouds
thicksn and pour down the blessed rain A
competent judge has given it as his opinion that
no,N outstanding the showers, not more than one
,hifd Of u corn crop will bc raised With only
,wo-lhitds OF a crop Of wheat Pretty well SD
cured aud peaches, farmers here cannot feel
very iubilant over the prospect,
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Cew KILLED.

Geo. Derrickson, Jr., had valuable COW XII
ed by lightning on Sunday last.
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struck ~ Lighsning.

The barn OF Mr.. VIM. Daniels, In Appoquini
mink hundred, was struck twice during this
severe storm on the attn instant. No material
damage, however, resulted from II.
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Kiiird by lightning.

Henrietta Henry was struck by lightning a,
Odessa. during the storm on the 2fh inst. Her
child, who was sitting in chair within sI feet.
was very slightly injured The house IN which
she resided was completely covered hy large
sycamore tree, which was untouched by the
fluid Another house in the 'nwn, shaded hr
n large tree Of the same kind, has been struck
several times in the las, 20 years, the tree, in
each case, being uninjnred.
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Mtddietown

Is this year withou, peaches and the people are
consequently frccs from excitement than we have
seen them before for many wears, at this season.
They usually have an enormous peach fever nj
this time Of the year which lasts we'll into Uc,o-
Ter. Now we ,rus, they will have time 10 at
tend church. ssy PRAYERS, improve their morals,
and reform their politics. Milford Ssrs.
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Railroad Calvert Cleaned.

The culver;'a, the railroad has just been clean
ed out for the frs, time. la il were found peach
baskets, boards, axe-helyes, stones. chips, a.
which filled il nearly iIs entire length almost to
the top. !, should have been covered in the first
place by iron plates, which could have been
taken up at any time with little cost While on
the subject ni Railroad nuisanees, We will state
upon Information OF An employee, that the gut
ter on Wood street was ley.lcd and surveyed by
the town authorities, and that they were told ai
the time, by the mason employed Is the road 10
DO ihs work ,ha, II was lower thaa the main
gutter
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singular Disappearance.
The D-imsrvin Cos. BniidinE

Has jest been completed, and. with four cyhp-
orators Of the iaiest style in operation We hope
to soou see t running TO its fullest capacity
Il will he able 10 deyour $40 baskets Of peaches
or a. 900 ear. u corr, and :, 5Gn buckets OF
huckleberries or hlaekberrirs would be necessary
10 satisfy ils hunger, every dty The drought
with which wc htve hcea afflicted has cut tile
supplies Of everything short hut the r-,cnt
ahunian; tairs have made il possible that
enough corn. which. 10 our opinion, is the lrst
they manufacture, may be procured 10 h.cp
things runaius after iii,lc white Our friends
Of the Co do not seem 10 he discouraged lr the
prospect ahead, but are gaining experience aud
laying their plans for the ner, year
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Rf virtue Of nn Order Of the Chancellor Of tho
- State Of Delaware. made the Ilh day Of
March A D. 1919, will be exposed 10 public
sale, by way of public venine on
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\ New Peach.

new late peach is announced in France
called Pcche Belle de Saint Geslin. The qua,i,
is excellent, the flesh is melting, has u Sigh
peffumed flavor, aal !, is handsome and OF i
large size. |, rpeus Ia the frs, par, VI Novem
her. Good Let aurseryncn hurry up. Price.
will be about $40 q tree and 80 4 bud.
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On Friday last. FIRE broke ost In the saw
mill of Arihar NJ Clcavey, ,foriucrly Of Wilmington
and destroyed the door aud sash factory Of Mr..
Ryan. Ry.n's loss Is about %, 900; no insnr-
ance. Mecleavey's loss 10 about 81 200. The
ere originated near the furnace.
Extensive vsres Bsswesa nrsAssvslis asa
Deoass.
On Saturday evening last, extensive fires were
raging In the woods bsswess Brideeville and
DelmAr, but II is likely the heavy rains Of Sun
dsy and Sunday night put them out.
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The sale Of the jefferson estate advertised 70
the 3o,h ult, was Withdrawn and the whole hm
bsen placed In the hands Of Geo. Ingram to b
sold by hi.. IN the fnDst favorable terms At
very low price.
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Large Blaekberrses.

We return our thanks TO Mr. Alfred lierrick
for a basket OF mammoth black kberries. They
we're much the largss, We ever saw. Some Of
them measuring - inches in circumference.
Persons no, accustomed 10 making two bites a,
a cherry, would have to divide these delicious
berries before eating them.
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Ian ,,ehsd.

On Tuesday morning last, the iron screw
steamer. Gcn whitney, was launched from Har
Ian 4 Ilolln.sworthis works at Wilmington
She is ?l6 fee, long 50 fee, beam and - feet
inches hold built for the Metropolitan Steam
ship Company aud named by President Grant.
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James Hurt, Esq, near Gsena, had four horse
IN his stabls during the thunder storm on las
Friday night. A holt struck the building an,
kille the first and third leaving the second an,
fourth untouched.
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As J. r. C. Oldham was assisting to unhiich
pair Of horses from u carriage nj his residen ee
In Chrs,iana village las, Friday evening one OF
them turned round suddeaiy, knocked him sense
less and almos, taking the end of one Of his
fingers.
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A number Of the lovers OF beautiful scenery
and fine horses, propose starting on a "trip next
week They will remain In the city Of Buffalo
during the races, and, after these are over, will
visit Niagara, Watkins Glen. and other places
Of interest on their war home.
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MARRIED..

At Hick,ite Meeting House, in Slroudsburg,
on the IIth inst, Friends ceremony, Dr.
s ,muel Foulke, of Oakland, Pa, and Miss
Mary B. Wolf, daughter of Z. l.. Wolf, Esq,
Of Siroudsburg. Pa.
Al Brodheadsville, October 5, 1873, by Rev.
n. Z. SchGdler, Mr.. Josiah Keller and Mrs.
Polly Laufer, both of ChestnuthiIl, Monroe
county, Pa.
Attbe same place October -, 1873, by the
same. Mr. Peter Eyer and Miss Sarah Butt,
both Of Hamilton, Monroe county, Pa.
At Brodhcadsville, November 6, 1873 by
the same, Mr.. john Appcnzeller, Esq, Regis
Ter and Recorder Of Monroe county, Pa. and
Miss Deliah Haney, OF Chestnuthiii, Monroe
Co7nty Pa.
Backs county papers please copy.
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Agricultural Implements.

We would call the attention of the Far
mers Of Monroe County, to the following i'm
proved machinery:
Two-horse Wheeler Tread Power.
One-horse - I"
Two-horse Emery Tread Power.
Cutting Boxes Tanning Mills, Clover HUI
lers, Hay Rakes, Corn Shelters, Churn Pow
er of different kinds, Field Roller. Road
Scraper, Cast Iron Feed Boxes, which will
be furnished at the shortest notice, and all
guaranteed to give good satisfaction
Apply to r. O. BOWER Il Bro,
Hackettstown. \. J
or TO JOHN Y. SHOEMAKER.
Keersville, Monroe Co, Pa.
Either by mail Or otherwise
August 2S, lS73.-tf.
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The Colby Washer and W|Tinger.

The undersigned having secured the agency
for the justly celebrated Colby Washer and
Wringer for this County, are prepared to Of
fer these matchless household utensils to the
public. Nearly three hundred of them have
been sold in Stroudsburg and vicinity with
universal satisfaction to purchasers. The un-
dersigned will commence Canvassing the Coun-
ty at once. We refer by permission to the fol-
lowing parties who have the Washers and
Wringers in use:
c. Burnett, 4. O. Greenwald,
j. A. Hays, c. S. Palmer,
n. Ruster, c. II. Howenstein,
c. ID. Brodhead, Esther Wintermute
VIM. T. Baker, =. Miller,
Evi Rosencrans, III. Schoonover,
James Gardner, DIR. VIM. D. Walton,
Rev. w. H. Dnsmore, S. I. Buckley,
p. Williams, John Baldwin,
p. III. Robson, f. L. Wolf
Geo. +. Stoutier
Price-Washer S., Wringer 81.
BROWN & WALTON.
]. p. BROWN. ]. X. WALTON.
July 81, 1S73.-tf
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large crowd gathered on Sunday 10
Can Francisco 20 witness balloon
..ceuoion and Wedding of Professor Lay
md Miss Smith. of that city. The
b,lIoon got of without the party or any
one else. and when last seen was goipg
r,rrb at a high altitude.