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The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

GA THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY For
EVER. This is just one of the reasons
why our SUPERB CLOTHING lasts so
long and gives such universal satisfaction.
1t is so handsome, and so durable, that peo-
pie have not tho heart to cast it off, even
when the seasons demand change. We
have now splendid stock of beautiful
garments for spring wear very cheap. BEN
NETT & Co., Tower Hall, No. 5lS Market
street, halfway between Fifty and Sixth
streets, PHILADELPHIA.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

THE WATERS CONCERTO PARLoR Or
GAN.-We are glad to chronicle any new
thing. or any improvement upon an old
one, that tends to popularizo music by rem
dering its study either easier or more at
tractive. Lately our attention has been
called to new patented stop added to the
Waters reed organ, called the "concerto
stop" 1t is so voiced as to have tone
like full, rich alto voice; it is especially
"human" in its tone. 1t is powerful as
we'll as sweet; and when we heard it we
were in doubt whether we liked it best in
solo or with full organ. We regard this as
valuable addition to the reed organ, and
advise those intending to purchase such an
Warerooms, 4s1 Broadway.-Rural Nem
Yorker
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

Peters Musical Monthly for June con-
tains the following New Music. You can
buy the Monthly for 30 cents. The music
will cost in sheet-forp the prices annexed:
Ihave no Home, song and chorus, Hayes,
40 cents; Meet me, Bessie. in the Dell, song
and chorus. Stewart, 30; The Sweetest Bird
is Missing, song and chorus, Danks, 80;
My Soul is Dark, ballad, Walker, 80; Glory
be to God on High, 4 voices, Dressler, so;
Springips-feld Galop, hands. Pacher, 35;
Sallie's Waltz, Kinkel. 50; Silver moon
beam Schottische, Becht, 80; Nay-pole
March, Mueller, 50; Autumn leaves, Kinkel,
so.
Think of it! all the above pieces for 30
cents, or the same pieces in sheet form for
$3.50. Send 81 for the last six months
numbers of Peters Musical Monthly"
and you will never regret it. Address, J.
L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
A GREAT HoRRoR DONE AWAY VIZ

A GREAT HORROR DONE AWAY WITH
House cleaning is great horror to nine
men out of every ten. When that time
comes the "men folks as rule, give
the domestic hearth "wide berth."-
Oceans of suds-the product of tons of
soap-fairly flood every part of the house.
The women, from the mistress down, labor
az they never worked before, and what
with the discomfort, the smell of suds and
the dampness, and not unfrequently sick
ness, the product of colds and overwork,
matters are generally dsagreeable. The
simple use of SAPOLIO instead of soap
does away with all this discomfort. 1t
lighteps the labor hundred per cent, be-
cause it removes dirt, grease, stains and
spots, with hardly any labor, with but lit
tie water, and in one tenth the usual time.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE WATER

Is the nearest approach to specific ever discovered for
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout Gravel,
Diabetes, itney and Urinary Diseases generally. 1t
rest"r"s muscular power to the Paralytic 1t
Liver Complaint, Chronic Diarrra Piles Consti patton
Asthma Catarrh and Bronchitis Diseases of the Skin
General Debility and Nervous Prostraon from Mental
and Physical Excesses 1t is the Greatest Antidoe ever
discovered for Excessive Eating Drinking. corrects
the stomach, promotes Digestion. and Relieves the
Head almost immediately No household should be
without it. For sale by ali Druggists
Hs-For history of the Springs, for medical reports
of the power Of the Water Diseases for
cures. and for testimonials from distinguished 1nen
send for pamphlets. WHITNEY EROS. General Agents
227 South Front Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
GETTYSBURG SPRING Co.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
AG n rs

that want to make money and have frstclass busi-
and only little money wanted to start with
those that mean business will find this rare oppor-
tnnity. Address L. AUGUSTUS FAGG Enilenton, Pa.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

~ Correspondents are requested to
wTite on one side Of the paper only.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07
S5OO,OOO CASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL
The Third Grand GIFT CONCERT
In AID OE TILE

Public Library of Ky,
will be given in the great hall of Library Building at
Louisville, TUESDAY. July s, 1919. at which time
TEN THOUSAND GIFTS. amounting to a grand total
of Sj0o.0O0. CASH, will he distributed by lot To
ticket holders No rciuc ton in amount of gifts at this
distribution, but each gift will be paid IN FULL
OFFICE FARMERS and DRovEks BANK !
LOUISVILLE Ky, April :, 1873.
This is TO certify. that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers' Bank, to the credit of the Third
Grand Git Concert for the enot of the Public Library
of Ky. Five Hundred Thousand Dollars,
which has been set apart by the Managers pay the
gifts i'll full, and will be held by the Bank and paid
for this purpose, and this purpose only.
(Signedl IL. s. VEECH, Cashier.
The Cecil Whig., 1873-06-07

We beg to inform end
that VIZ, ,r:,r . - and the public
., ,,ryo ,ss.r.,,.,. ~. and
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

How any man can take . paper out Of
AfgP0uvUl1eg. Wssk n sud weSf out, snd
read II for year or more. then stop the
paper and refuse TO psy for il. 10 one Of
the mysteries Of human nature that W are
not IeaR enough to understand; il would
tsuQo 0sSSty mean man to understand !,
-meas' enough to rob the coppers Of his
grsne4o(ooes eyes. Occasionally every
editor neS0 with one or moro Of skis kind
bid ~s dsn't understand hevs they ~
gottss ap-ws give il up Nsstsus Ase-
ord.
II the author Of the above was here ws
could shou him The -ssmss AZ lsw ssch
csule rs be thinks are SO mean. names Of
low priced wretches, who. siter rccciv.
ing The TRANSCRIPT for two or three years
wrote TO % TO "stop their paper" but
didn't pay back subscriptions. Such fel-
lows are too mean to Be called men. and
ws wouldn't insult any respectable four.
footed brute BY a comparison. Were we
not afraid that they might be married men
We could give the names Of some Of them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

P1isSyfEsr.-fbs Prssbyssry q New
Castle will hold its next stated mestios
In Snow Hill. Md. on Tuesday. the l5s6
day Of April. Iis session will be opened
hY . syruen byehe moderator Of the last
9ssti6 o. 1ussdsy night. 1t the Prcsby-
tsriss Church. This will be the largest
ecclesiastical boay ever assembled in
saf tsNs. isPrcsbytery. IL fully rep
sssenesl. nsnbcrs over eighty members.
4sd sobvecss iarile territory the whole Of
ths Bastern- -SboFepf Maryland and the
State Of Delaware. .--!Snom Hill Messenqcr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Pastoral Visitation.

Tho cpistles Of Paul TO Timothy and
Titus are complete body Of Pastoral The
ology. In them thero is not single in
junction abou. visiting the families Of their
ec-as .c-as. Without any Scriptural authori-
~. ii mas been assumed that q pastor is
ueglccting his duty. IL be does not visit
his people frequently. II all that you
hear on this subject is taken for granted
you must come to the conclusion that Wis
i,ing the people is tho chief duty Of pas
tor. This 10 not only not warranted BY
Scripture. but il is clearly contrary to il.
Paul to Timothy. says, - Give attendance
to reading. to exhortation, to doctrine
Mediate upon these things givc ihyself
WHOLLY to them. Give thyself wholly to
them; that thy profting may appear to
all" " Preach the word reprovs. re-
buke, exhor.. with all long suffering and
doctrine" Here is the sum Of the Pas
tors duty. Duties never clash. and il il;
is his chief duty to give himself wholly to
reading. exhortation. doctrine and preach
ing, he cannot meet the demands Of = un-
reasonable men" No man can be in two
different places at the same time. lie
cannot give himself wholly to reading in
his study, and be tramping over the town
like pedlar. or riding the country like a
sheriff. He cannot gil two dHcren, offices
at the same time. He cannot be the
Teacher and the Preacher to a cougrega-
ton, and be kind Of public nurse to all
the cases Of hypocondria. inauenza. ner-
vousness, and rheumatism in the commu-
nifty. And yet this is just what some pco-
ple expect and demand. 1t il high time
for somebody to set people right on this
subject. The question Of conscience for
every minister is whether he will heed the
inspired instructions Of the great Apostle,
or shape his course 10 accordance with the
querulous complaints Of old women or
young women.
These complaints usually assume this
form 1--WE rarely ever see our pastor ="
This is true; for these complaints inpdri-
ally omanatc from those cho rarely 90 to
the place mhere God has appointed for
them 10 see him. The people who 20 to
church and to prayer meeting. where they
see his ''profiting" by his reading. mcdi-
tation and prayer. are never tho people
who 6nd fault. The people who sec him
three times . week in the pulpit. think
they see him often enough. No, il 10 that
class Of people who think that they are
comforting an immense favor upon the pas
tor and the rest Of the church. II they come
out occasionally 10 good weather, or on
Communion Sunday. and that special At.
tentiop Is due 10 them, and are atfronted
II they are not nurssd and cuddled BY the
pastor and prominent members Of the
church, who rarely see our pastor"
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
The CLAYTON House.

d HE new asd elegant hotel wss formal.
y opened 10 the entertainment Of the
travelling public on Thursday evening.
with . splendid banquet. given BY mem.
bers Of the Board Of Trade aud other
Dsasres s'issss Of Ntlslssssa.
AZ isw aisssss sss ssvss We guests
entered The lining ssDeoa wtes 4 selssa
postis6 sf Issslsr's hid IN Ailaasl.
phia. played beautiful March" The
sight that there me. their eyes was a
most tempting one. The long (tempora-
ry) tables covered with luscious siaads,
end dssosassa wish large ssd hssassms
boz uquess Of aowsss. and living plants.
pre- psnssd most attractive sppssssuee.
when the animal sppetits WAS sa.i-
fed. the Intellectual portion Of the enter.
tsipmsnt eonusuesd. His Honor Judge
Wales, "the governor Of the (sast," after
allpdins 10 the occasion which had brought
the assembled company together, and
spcating 10 glowing terms Of the memory
Of the iilustrious statesman for whom the
New Hstel Is named. read the 6rst toast
Of The evening: "The President Of the
United States" for which he proposed q
response Of Three Cheers" which we're
given with . will.
The next was "The Clayton House"
Responded to by W. 8. Hilles. who gave
an interesting account Of the rise and
progress Of the Hotel enterprise.
The third toast was; delaware, in
homer Of whose distinguished son this
house was named" Responded to, iu
his usual positive and eloquent style. by
Judge Houston, 10 which his Honor Al
ludsd in most touching terms to his in
tim ate scquaintanceship with John NJ.
Clayton. Speeches, in reply to scnti-
ments offered. were also made by Jos. p.
Comegys. Esq. Gen. Horace Porter. j.
T. Hesld. Esq. q. W. Stone. Esq. Geo.
Coleman. Of the Ledger. aud Col. Nc
Combc.
The most highly entertaining and A.
musing speech was mado by Gen. Porter.
H. aasies Of genuine wit and brilliant
humor were received with shouts Of ap-
plause by the assembled guests.
After some hours spent in this pleasant
nsnner. the company dispersed.
The New Hotel is now open. Through
the kind invitation Of Col. Sawyer. the
gehtlemauly proprietor. We strollsd
through the building. and took a view of
the sxcslleutly arranged apartments. The
"Claytou" 10 complete. 1t isa grea.
hotel. and reflects immense credit upon
Wilmington and upon the State Of Della
wsrs. 1t is what Wilmington long need
ed. and what she did not get too soon.
1.-THE Clayton" has our best wishes for
uubounded success. May its course be
- successful ~ was that Of the illustrious
Statesman whose name II bears.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Mr.. Townssud's communication was
resolved too late for publication this week.
For tie Mddlaorn 1fmseript.
MILLixorox Feb. 2Sth. 1873.

WlLLINoToS TeO' ScSu, 1910.
Mr.. Editor Believing Il will not be
uniutsresting to you, or to the numerous
readers Of your interesting paper. and
feeling assured at the samc time Il IL with
the appreciation Of al our citizens that
speak Of the concert, which, according to
previous announcement was given BY .
choir from Middletown. Del. on Wednes-
day evening last. At the NJ. Il. Church 10
this town, for the benefit Of said church !;
and sir. II il with no small degree Of
pleasure l inform you that the church was
6llsd TO its extrcmities with an auditory
Who listened with intent interest to the
sweet melodies which smanatsd from the
organ, and from the lips Of the vocalists.
The choir was led BY Mr.. Thomas Hurn.
. eentlemsa whose qualifications US vo-
chlist sse too we'll known to require com.
mcnt. Mise Msrion Harn. the lady who
performed most nobly upon the organ.
les leit an impression on the minds Of
many Who heard her that naught perhaps.
bet sweet sounds. and 90 fair . face.
could charm. The ladies and gentlemen
Who accompanied tho instruments with
vocal music performed an admirable and
dissing pushed part in the proersmme, -.
pecislIy - they sang the Beautiful words
u The Rev. Alfred Cookman "Sweepius
through the gates washed in the blood d
u Lanb," which made the whole, q
assss Of unprecedented ssjoymsnt. and
plssssss. The proceeds o. the coucer,
amoupt to eS0-a nice little present for
ths shsssh. lbs shieh I. 10 the name ol
thneitiasss u Nlllisgton tender our Gin.
~ sd heart-l IN tSssks 10 the choir for
" sssilssnt 81 - Kindly conferred up
% -; ssd vees those ninbls anaers
~ svsse vslsss shsll essss 70 play. and
y y haasl = ssslA. ssa thsir hsspa
shall havs beso hssg upea " villows,
Asa vhss ~ essh b vssps h arss, aiH
!, o. - tlolS ahp fessse y s va
49, s!::s {. e. =; =. III f;'s,: !. =! '''''
sFa'ts'fns M's - s' fRAvstsxa
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

We clip from q recent number Of the
Central Fre'Iyierian the following article
which we commend to tho attention Of
croakers in regard to pastoral visits. Many
pastor has been either killed, or his
health materially injured, who has yielded
to the unreasonable demands Of unreason.
able persons. and the article below may
serve to put those right who having learn.
ed how to complain. don't well know how
to get out Of the stereotyp ped rut:
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
NEW LOAN ASSOCIATION.

THE stock books OF the Muisai Loan Associa-
L ton, OF Middle,oys. Del, are Sqw opsn for
subscriI lions to Stock. This Association offers
new inducements 10 those who wish TO make a
safe Investment AS well as to those who desire TO
procure for themselves and families q home.
FEATURES adopted to make this successful corpo-
ration. Apply for stock TO A. q. Cox, a, n.
Hakill J. Il. Clarkson, r. B. Rice and J. N. Coz.
mar elf A. u. cox, Ssely.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

MAY A. WELL sAvE rmE TROUBLE. Per
sons who send to US anonymous communi.
cations unaccompanied by the true name
Of the author, need not expect to see them
in our columns. We will publish nothing
with which the author fails to send his
name. II he is ashamed Of ii. he musu' t
expect Us to be otherwise.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Asd nov eomss Florids VIA ~ 70.
markable woman. She lives in Orange
county. and has this yesr twenty guavs
bushes, from which sbc has shipped
Twelve bushels Of ffuis, rscsiving q for
each she has made up 100 ssmblefs oi
jsllsy, which she sells for a. per dossu
she hss slso made up 100 iuablsss oi
rnsrmslsds, which shs selk ~ Ne ams
price. and her crop 10 but bali gssherua.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Later accounts from Ncv Orleans tell
q serious collision besaeeu the Me.
Emery militia and tho Ms.sopalisAas, al
most amounting to . regular battle. Tho
former 70 hr appssr 70 have got tho worst
Of it. having been rcpulsed aud forced to-
retreat.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Thursday. in tho Cria,isal Cou,t Of
Baltimore. the jury in the case Of Jesse
". Uppercu. charged with the msrder Of
his aunt. Mrs. Wheat. rendered . verdict
Of not guilty. after being os. one hour.
The verdict was received with cheers,
and the released prisoner wss warmly
congratulated. The court room was dense
ly crowded with deeply interested audi
ence.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

OF al outer coverings for ladies' wear.
no garment has ever met with such uni
ysrsal adoption 40 the waterproof closk
Il 10 worn BY rich and poor slike, and
With seeming satisfaetiop BY sll A neat
ly made. niee-ftting vater-proof cloak. is
something 10 which nobody need fee,
ashamed to appear any where iu bed
weather.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

We regrs. that the beautiful poem by
the Odessa Bard did not reach rs in time
for this issue. We are always pleased
to receive his poetic communications. and.
rs there has been long time between
drinks" ws would like to have given il this
wesk. .r
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Dxaru or Gyy. Epw.Rp Jouss,

DEArn or GEs. EDWARD JonSsoS. -
General Edward johnson died in Rich
mond Va.) on Sunday last. He served
with distinction in the Florida and Mcxi-
can wars as an officer Of the Usitcd States
army, and during the late civil war fought
vit6 The South His reusius we're laid
10 state in the capitol, and the funeral took
place on Tuesday afternoon With military
and civic honers. Gsneral johnson was
81 years Of ags.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Two trains on tho Hudson River Rail-
road came into collision at Tivoli Tuesday
morning. Both engines and baggage cars
were badly damaged, and fireman pam-
ed Msjor was killed r-T9
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle Co., February 25,h, lsIa.
IP0N the application Of Charles Taiman, Jr. !.
~ Administrator of JohA G.. Lippineott, late
st Georges Hundred In said conaiy, decreased
Il y ordered apa d,tsc,cd by the Register tina;
the Admin slraior aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting OF Letters OF Administration upon the
Estate OF the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, hy causing advertisements 10 lie pos,es
within forty days from the date OF such Letters.
in six of the most public puces Of the County oil
New Castle requiring nii persons having demand.
against the Estate, TO present the same. or abide
by an Act OF As~phly IN spch case pwis and
provided. And also cause the same TO lie insert.
ed within the same period in the widdie,or,
Trsnseriyf newspaper pnblshed In Middletowr
and 10 be continscd therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of t,f,e,
Iof the Register afasesaid, at New (ss,,.
cousiy alprssaid, the dsy and year ahove writ.
hn. y. GIBBS, R@rjs,er
kOTlCk- Az persons having claims ae.in.,
The Estate of the d~ccssed must pr~s%nt he saue
dnl, si'esied TO the Administrator on or before
February 2s'h, 1874. or abide an Ac Of Assem-
bly, In such rsse m ,dr aud provided,
pHARLEs TArMAN. Js, Administra,or.
nar'-2m Address Miediesown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Barney" Campbell, Of Wilkesbarre.
and Harry" Hickcu. Of Philadelphia,
INDUCED in prize fight. at Golfers. W
V. Tuesday morning. After one hour
and half Of brutal amusement" tho
thing broke up in a general 6ght.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Some new facts in relation 70 the con-
viction Of Foster. the car-hook murderer.
have been presented. which. il is said.
have ioduced Governor Dix to gran, him
respite until Friday, 21st, inst.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

A Paris tslsgrsm relates that three
HUNDRED liberal Catholics have united 10
N address TO Pers Hyacinthe urging bin
to respms the pulpit q Geneva. The
father bss made . fsvorbls reply. saying
that be is willing to presch 10 those Who
ere resolved mot to surrender 10 either
characterization or uubelicf.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
ELECTION.

THE Stockholders Of the Middleiown Hall Co.
i are heEeby notified that an election for Five
Dircciors, 70 serve one year. will he held 10 the
ofiice OF Dr.. W. II. Barr, on Monday, March ",
between the hours Of I and o'clock
SAMUEL PENiNGTON
mar saw Secsstayy
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

The last South American stesmer 10
Lisbon bore news that the ravsges Of gel
low fever iu Brasil we're uuab.;co. At
Rio Janeiro The dcath.roll was from .hir.
ty-6ve 70 fsrty Per day. and the epidemic
had spread 10 Bahia snd Pernsmbuco.
A number Of English residents returned
in the steamer. and we're preparing to lsavs
the country.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

For some unaccountabls reason our
Dover correspondent failed this week to
send us his report Of the proceedings Of
the Legislature. and his usual letter. We
arc therefore unable to lay before our
readers the work Of the Assembly this
week.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Nc... .Sissurpcy, IL /. Wednesday, svcn-
ing OF last week. while returning from q
theatrical entertainment, Arthur LIE Croix
and ENs Fielding were married in stage
coach. travelling over the prairie at the
rats Of 6ve miles ~ hous. ~
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

Despatchss from Nsdrid sssts that The
decree abolishing slavery in Porto Rico
ssd other 6pasise colonies b impssding.
aud the msjosity Of ths Asssmbly 10 ps-
solved 70 ssssy Il bslsss ths psossgatioa.
Oas Il tbs 6rst este ef ~ suas1itueas
Cestss. Il u believed. vill b te pssslsis
IL snsneipatieo q 0nba.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

A III persons wisi,ing 10 have their Pictures
q Mkan ss6 lie Hrtommodrt~A w 'caiiiMg 4,
nc Gal'ers next door to Eoi~rts tin STORE, Nj d
die.own, for the short space NJ ,hrss weeks.
Feb 32-3ws
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

A public schoolhouse. at Fort Wayne.
Ind was burned on Tuesday. Loss. Sl6.
900 One hundred aud thirty pupils
were in the school when it caught fire.
but all marched out in order, under the
direction Of the teachers.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
LOST.

A pair Of eold-fraMed speetacles. The Radcs
"A will obiiye by l~aviag them Fith M. SAs,'l
y Reynolds, for Rev. Dr.. NcCsbs. 10 vhom
they belong. mar s-3w
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Maryland Affairs,
One OF the sufferer. by the recent snow
Storm In Daeosa Territory.

Mr., wesley Mendenhall, formerly OF Rising
sun, but now living in paco,a Territory, MAS
ono of the sufferers by the rrecn, fearful snpw
storm In that region. He was within sixty
rods Of his home, when his team refused to face
the storm. In the endeavor 10 urge II forward
he lost his way, and III despair unh0asci the
oxen from the sled, and followed than. They
soon found shelter near u neighbof's fodd.r-
stack. lie was kindly cared for ~ the neigh
hors, and when the storm ahatcd was sent home
none the worse except Two fingers frosted -
6sel Democrat
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
EGGS WANTED.

HIGHEsr CASH PRICE paid for r..g., by
IA ). y. RICE, Oip BAsk,
par c-sy - 'lid1letown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
MAJ RRlEO.

On the 9Th inst. at the house OF the brides
father 10 Middc,own, BY the Rev. J. ". Elder
dice, Mr. Rober, Smith Of Lcipsic. Kent county,
to Miss Salc Taylor, of New Castle Co. Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

LArgs gsassitis of Asalisg ies b ~
Ne. Y:sf ~ I'D rivss srisssly ispsas
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Chicken TllieYea.

Some scoundrels entered the hcn-roost Of Mr.
Edward Bower on North Broad ST. one night
las, week and considerably thinned the number
Of this fea,hetsd occupants.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

No. Dsllas. ths isfsuess. IL - AAli.
Credit MsbiIter arss.sns b Cssgsss %
vssy dsnsseistory Of the Nesspapss fsan.
This 4 perfectly natural. - The sssapa-
psss u The cosstry have bess 9siAa es,i,s
sad sieilast 10 shewisg p ssos Il shs
sssSnssioss = ehss essslsnss ~ stisA
" wssld. 6gsbtlsss. hsvs psvGrsi = y
~ sssssl. HI qpsslssss y ~ ~
snlless )tss sbs ssas Sbelisg l. tb ~
~ = ~ trsssA ~ Ssaah ~ aAse 1s,
49, ss1-lsss pssrbmsAiae: ~ lsaiass
~ o1ssol 10 - z
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08
Saint Anna r. ". Ch ureh.

Divine Service. 10. > Tomorrow Sunday
Mt the usual hours i0i 4. N. Il 7. N. The
Rector DR.. McCabe, expects 10 orieia,e on both
occasions.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

New So. | 2 and Extra Shore Maekrrel
by bbl. and half bbl. at
s. ". REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1873-03-08

large Assortment Of Trusses, Braces ana
Supporters for sale and properly fitted by phy:
sieian, at LuAsBERIAiSE's DRuo STogE