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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
CHILDRES'S CORNER.
Caught.


FABLE FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
Two little fish were swimming one day,
In cool, pleasant river few miles away.
SAID ScaIy to Enny, 20, there's a nice fly!
wish | couldcateh him. I'll just so and try"
"Stop lstopl" replied Finny, there's dan
ger. fear:
l see a long lime, and boy watching there.
Don't Venture dear Sca.y; be guided by me,
Or else you'ii be caught, as sure as can be-"
But Scsly vas needless; the fly looked so nice,
That soon be forgot Finny's kindly advice.
He snatched at the fly, when, as quickly as
thought,
Came a jerk, and, oh dear little scaly was
caught.
Now wasn't he foolish? And yet, how l wish
Little children were never like that little fish.
But when sin ontices, how often we see
That they yield to temptation as quickly as he.
But they who thus foolishly choose what is
wrong,
Are sure to repent OF their choice before long /:
For, like little Scaly, they find, though too
late,
That sharp hook is hid in the nice looking
bait.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
The Lumber Trade of Canada.

The lumber trade of Canada for 1872,
was not profitable in consequence of
labor and provisions having risen from
% to 80 per cent, and although the
cut of logs in the winter was very large,
yet in consequence of the continued
dry weather and low water during the
summer, it was impossible to send
down the logs. The manufacturers of
lumber also failed TO make contracts
for logs until late in the season, and
consequently boards rose in price and
the demand was always greater than
the supply. This winters operations
are on basis Of from 33 to 80 per
cent. less than that of last year, and an
unusually heavy drive" will be re-
quired in the spring to get down the
remainder of the cut of 1S7i-72 and the
cut of this year. The mills at Ottawa
have discontinued saving at night, the
operation costing 80 per cent. more
than saving by daylight. The exports
of Canadian lumber TO the United
States during 1872 were of limited
amount until after August 1st, when
the new u. S. tariff came into operation,
and the shipments increased. The en-
tire exports 20 the United States from
Canada in 1872 were as follows: Deals,
planks, and boards, by canal, 219,0 4.
900 feet; deals, planks, and boards, by
rail. 57000000 feet square timber,
/, 12S,000 cubic feet scantlings, 640,-
600 pieces lath, 2,913, 900 pieces
shingles, 1858, 900 pieces, aud $50,
logs and sleepers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

Successful cattle-feeders in Europe
give molasses constantly to fattoning
cattle and mich cows. A large Ger
man farmer gives . pint a day mixed
with oilcake to his cows. largely increas-
ing their milk. We know one very
successful American farmer who gives
his cows molasses in their ieed with
very good results.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
Lice.

Carbolic soap viii certainly kill lice
on fowls or chickens. We use Buchan's.
Dissolve half an ounce in a quart of
boiling water; when cool, wet their
heads and neck with it. The lice die
in an instant, and in half an hour the
chickens are as dry and nice as ever.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

SIX English grain.laden steamers
have been lost on the Atlantic Ocean
since last October; this terrible list Of
disasters being attributable to the
want Of sea.going qualities Of most Of
the vessels engaged in the trade.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
To Clean soiIon Plnmnro.

Confne the fowl in small coop and
cover the bottom with dry clean sand
at least six inches deep; the fowl will
clean itself
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
Cure for 10, SEES Pulling ut Halter.

A year ago l had a four-year old
horse which had contracted the habit
of pulling back whenever she was
fastened. She would be sure to break
loose, if what held her could be broken
by her drawing in such a backward
way. She was cured of the habit by
taking a rope two feet long, fastening
one end around her body Just back of
her shoulders, and passing the other
end through the ring of the halter and
tying } the post. She lay back for
her usual pull for few times when
fixed in this way, but soon found she
was drawing from her body instead of
her head, which she did not relish, and
soon gave it up entirely. She can now
be left anywhere with perfect safety, as
nothing will induce her to pull back
when fastened. Country Gentleman.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28

T.. T.. Stuteyont. Massachusetts
breeder OF Ayrshiros, in a paper pre-.
pared for the New York State Agricul-
tural Society says
"The teats should be OF medium
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
Relative Profits of Wheat, Oats ana
Harley.

In the states east of Ohio and north
OF Maryland, the growing Of wheat has
in most localities given way to the rails
ing of other crops, the sale of which
will buy more flour than the land will
produce. This is of course less the
case toward the western edge of the
section mentioned, aud very notably
increases toward the coast, where, as
in Massachusetts,, the annual Weld of
breadstuffs is only fraction of the
quantity consumed by the population.
But 1t is somewhat SURPRISING to find
that California, with its Wanted adj
vantages for wheat-growing, shows q
decided tendency in the same direc-
ton
From published statements before
us, it appears that the area in wheat in
that State yields only an average of
nineteen bushels to the acre, while bar
ley gives thirty-fve bushels, and oats
forty-five bushels per acre. The cash
value of the yield per acre for each of
the three crops is sci down respectively
at $lS.24, $21S4, and S26. 80, from
which it will be seen that barley yields
in dollars nearly one-ffth, and oats
nearly one-hllf ~ 20 Than wheat for
given average.
Six. seventies of the export of barley
from California is TO Peru, the Orie1t,
British Columbia, Chill, and Japan.
The export of oats is chiefly to Austria
liza, British Columbia, Japan, China,
Mexico, and New Zealand. These facts
are suggestive, not only with reference
to the future of agriculture on the Pa
cific coast, but with regard to the
probable direction of that commercial
enterprise which sooner or later must
dot the South Sea with the ships and
steamers of great and varied traffic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY.
The elegant sidewheei steamship SOUTH AMERICA,
1000 tons burden, Captain e. l. Tinkepaugh, will sail
st. Thomas Para, Pernambuco Bahia and Rio dc Janeiro
Friday May e. at o'clock p. NJ, from pier IS North
River.
For freight passage app!yto
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CITIZENS' LINE FOR TROY-PASsAGE 81 5O-THK
~ elegant steamboats, SUNNYSTDE and POWELL
leave pier ~ North River foot Of Leroy street daily
Saturdays excepted, at o'clock NJ. CONNECTING with
Central and Troy and Boston railroads Tor all points
North East and West The most direct route Sarato-
ga. Lake George and Montreal Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent
LNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
L. . via Newport and Fall River
DENCE leave pier North RiyeT foot Of Murray street,
daily Sundays excepted at 5 p. NJ
A. r BACON, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York from

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets, as followss-
Express for Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South,
,s:Dp. NJ. sunday, 8 s3OP NJ
For saltm0Fe Washington and the South at NJ IL
Express for Phlaaelphia, 8 3. $50 A: NJ sIasad,a!SG
For Philadelphia via kensington az A. NJ. and p. n
asL 2sS $50 40, 4;!o 20 $40 Ego, 80 80.
s SAG En- PP:sS sac TO- II 80 Il T. M Sunday
IL NJ; 1880. l. 2D sso, $40, 4:io, 49, $40.
$50 go $40 S3o 20. $40, 10. II 80 u ?. NJ Sum
Isaso aaS $50 y" $40 j. s. $50 g "S go
73o, $40, 10 p. M. and II night Sunday, $50 and
Fsr woodbridge a and Perth Amboy' and 10 NJ, ESQ.,
For New Branswick, 4 10 A. NJ, MILAN 4lo 40 q
9P NJ. and IL night sunday and q r NJ
For East Milestone, A. M, II noon 4:l0 and 20 p, NJ
For bambersvie and p Fl,emngtcn and
Accommoda ton for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
For aeP Fres snS ~ s. and r ss NJ
For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden, 8 A. M. and. vie
Trains arrive as foows:-From Pittsburg GOA NJ, %
p. NJ, daily 10:l4 A. N. and "a r. NJ, tay, except
Monday From Washington and Baltimore, $40 A. NJ,
45i, 1912 p. NJ Sunday, $40 A.. NJ. From Philadek
pha S2 So, ioat 4 ~ 4 /; IA "a M a:A, s's, Goa
Ticket Offices SIC iss g7 and 9ii Broadway No Aston
House and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt sreeta
Emigranut Ticket office, No. Battery piece own
. = General Manager General Passenger AGENT
DoNDoUT AND KINGSTON LANDING AT COZZENS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

o7O S00 THE CHEAPEST THREE STORY
&!L.cOO. House and Lot IN this city; 2x50xl00;
high stoop. IA in perfect order with all modern
improvements gas fixtures included. All West Twenty
eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

III Cornwall, Newburg, Milton, Poughkeepse and ESQ
pus.-The steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES
daily ut O'Clock y. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

TINTED STATES PASSPORT AGENCy.-A T.
WEIGH, late chief OF Passport Bureau, Department
OF STATE Washington, D. g., agent ~ Broadway'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

A LII WANTING HOMES IN THE COUNTRY
IA Where II Is healthy where there Is abundance Of
fruit where the roads good and drives beautiful,
among orchards, vineyards, flowers, shrubbcry and
hedges where the best OF schools to be found and
where no liquor is allowed 70 be sold 10 and acre Lots
81 00 to 81 00 near Philadelphia and New York. apply
to JOHN b. PAGE l02 Park place. two doors from West
street, New York. Information sent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

New York.
Rates OF passage-Cabin, $50 500 and $780, gold ac-
cording TO accommodation Tickets to Paris SIS. gold,
additional Return Tickets favorable terms Steer
age $50 currency
steerage Tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and
all parts Of Europe at lowest rates For freight and
Or TO H. DUvERNET corner Of Carr and Rasndoph
streets, Chicago, ILL.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FON
SALE OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMS.-FOR SALE-TO FARMERS,
"A gardeners and farm laborers from the Old Country
Sasr rraa. Tnn All an a. Pr "Hau on SIX
the great markets OF New York and Philadelphia BY rail-
road where from 20 TO 40 constitute good farm
when partly planted to fruit From this locality a
greater QUANTITY and variety Of fruit Is sent to
United States. IT Is in the midst OF . thriving
community, with good roads, stores. schools and
manufactures Female members OF families and others
can procure good work at straw sewing shoe work. but
ton making, clothing work and other branches. Many
English, Irish and Scotch farmers have settled and
prosperous Numbers of gardeners from the vicinity
New York are locating Farming Is more profitable than
West on account of the markets Apply to JOHN B.
PAGE l02 Park place, two doors from West street. New
York. Papers containing iull information will be sent
free of charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

A TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
"A For Liverpool direct. The fupowered, fast-sailng
iron screw steamer JAMAICAN,
500 tons
Captain Robert Watson Of the West India and Pacific
inst for Liverpool direct Passenger accommodating
unsurpassed for elegance and comfort Only first class
passengers carried Fare $50 currency
For freight and passage apply to
PM FORWOOD 4 CO., 50 Pine and IS Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

ITO LET-SEvERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES WITH
i modern convenlencea located IN Bergen, N. j., 2
minutes from the city rents low to good tenants. Apply
to APPLEBY d HELME, l33 Water street
rNo LET-AT BERGEN POINT, N. j., A GENTLE
L mans Residence beautifully situated and hand
somey furnished; gas, &c; grounds filled with orna
mental and fruit trees, berries and vegetables Address
box 6,l07 New York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

NFONTCLAIR, N. J.-LARGE HOUSE. WITH LAUN-
V dry. bathroom, &c. acres Of Land, or less one
fruit, garden, springs, &c. JOHN II. PARSONS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15

EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMoND.-THE
e Old Dominion Steamship Company viii despatch
BELL, Brakeman for Norfolk City Point and Richmond
Thursday, May Is at p NJ, giving through bills Of
lading to all points South and Southwest Through pas
senger issued to all points Accommodations M
equaed. Apply at pier 81 at the general Office LII
Greenwich street, corner of Dey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

WumnAMgeOm and Western n n.
TIME TABLE.
EALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
COmmanoinR Oct. lat
-. ~ trains viii ran e fOlIOWs:
LsAye NnmlnSton ~ % n. and S85 m.
leave Lanasn6erg IS. n and a0D a
Arrive at Wilmington 81 e ~ aod Sa1e
A6Tlxs s6 LandenbeEg . u 90 q q, - 8 sSopn
CONNECflONS-TFain laaVin9 W;I,S,n',Rt,.,n1' ~
10 ~ n WITH train leaving PhiladsIPhiS - ~ y
1ttaln3 Ieavlng Wilmington a. 5 IS D Il. eonns-t |.
With train leaving PhiladOlDhiA at 4 % n - o''
Train arriving a. WilmingtOn g So. Vii,
train fer PhtladelphlA at 10 8 n Wv
Train arriving At WilminRtOn Al .-;sb ,f
for Philadelphia at4 90 D m "AsA HA!-
Der lst M'sr pe''-
.,Ds. DAVID CoNNELL. sus..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
The Universal self AdjusIInl
Corn Shelter.
Patentod W0Y 8. lJI0

d
The DroDrietor Of the above marhine ia confident
IN making the assertion that no shelter ever in
vented and brought before the public can CON paFa
with this machine This being lhe fourth 6heIIeT
patented by me- feel 0on ent th at Wed Re
O. tne business mas enabled me to remedy the many
This MACHINE is simple in its construction and
very ourapie. haVinE no parts liable - get out Of
Qrder, ana can be ehauesd from Hand 70 Power
Maoh1no IN ten minutes. 1t SHELLS faster and re-
qulres less power than any other Shelter ever in
vented; IL IL So arranged that the ear passes
through two machines at one operation, thereby
tmpaftng double the amount Ofshelling Riyen BY
any other machine. IL shells every kernel. Il
separates the corn from the cob. IL leaves tn cob
Eho!e. II WinnoWs the corn perfectly clean. II
smells any size or shape. from the smallest rice
70 the largest dent corn Of tho West. WithO ~
change = inparts equal pressure 10 all sizes OF
corn This Shelter is regarded BY agricultural en-
and mechanics as the most PERFECT farming impls-
ment ever invented. It does lts work perfectly
and with ease. Astonishing ali who witness it's opS-
TatiOnS t.f. W. ~. -
The 1ndersiEned having purchased the patent
tight 81 the above Shelter and .fOmmenced manu- :
tacturing the same in WilmtuatOn. Del, are mo- v
prepared 10 furn iah faFmer and Oth0rs WRhiER 10
purchase. The principal reason Vki66 Induced Us
70 purchase the FiGnt Of this machine was that .
large number Of farmers who examined il while on
exhibition in this city. pronounced It the best ma
chine for shelling and cleaning GOPn ever
We have the right 70 sell this machine in Della
ware. Maryland and Chester eohnty. Pa.
| GILMORE u GARRETT,
| 4th and Orange streets,
ApA.W0 WilmiugtOu. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
ssUsod UP,W

What Is the precise meaning of this familiar
dition Of body and mindH It means exhaustion.
nngqor' want Of vital energy. mental apathy
Rluable state o. physical and mental helplassnees.
panacea for . used up" aystsm Is that most pOpu-
lar and potent Of medicinal stimulents HOstetters
stomach Bitters. No matter whether the health
has been broken down By excessive labor, over
study. an insalubrOus atmosphere. anxiety, irrogu-
laues in diet, dissipation any other cause this
soon recruit the dropping energies Of nstuFO, re-
storing the integrity Of the nerves, and re-estab
lshing that functional regularity which ig essential
TO animal yigor and hopeful frame of mind. As q
cure toE debility, and in all its varied mAnife9tA-
TONS. hostetters Stomach Bitters is unapDrOached
BY any tonic in the MGferia medicd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

as ni1eI IRAN wiz ran Subioot to dslavR Inoi.
tons where time iS eiVen ~~AI - St@-
NRW ,cASTLR TRAINA
Leave New Castle for WilmlnRTOp aad RAN,a,
At I;49, u 80 IN and 6.25 P. NJ LaSVo WiIIn;1@
snss sSn - A. NJ at l.2o And $50 p. n. isT NsG
sunday TrAin-LsaVs Wilninrton 70, N.w r..
uo' ~ A; M Rev Castle for WiiminEfo16 0,S ~
..,.., SMYRNA BRANCH TRAI6S "a
hadnonal 70 these Ab0VO leave SmyT1a esP cl.,-
ton IL 30 q. N, and rs D. ~ IS@Ss 49,, ~
S;oy ~ N. and aye p. n, 70 maES cane,
sl saon ElIa rAAnsto and from Dover, n3d StSiiSa,
=. u.o,.-. CONNECTIONS.
AZ IOM NSIkND. with the Kent Csunty and ou..,
Anneia keat RAilrOada - - SAsaa
Al RstSAI RChtSAI IOH' with the Maryland aad Delaware
At a,AKRRlIN6I0N. with the junction and Bro,k
At R.EAI RskAE9RD with the Dorchester AID Dslau.r,
AZ DELAAR. with the RaSe.rp sho,. R.,,,.
and WleOnieO and POOOmOks Railroad
Y. y. KENHEY, 6upt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time TAbla

FALL ARRANGEAfEMTw
On ahd after MONDAY. Sent s,h
~. = 1915 tSundaJs sEeepted.J Trans ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
OFT UsED no NE IN THE oLDrv TfwEn

II used to be in the Olden time
when man and laaid were fond Of each other
ne told his tale in prose, or rhyme,
ana she-she made no particular bother;
cuelGht Tor the nearest parson they send
And get them married. and there an end
But now they talk like Miss Prcston's brats
On art and science are wordy and wise:
II. love is mentioned at all,-well thmt's
Merely for something TO anAlyze
ana II he should ha appen. at last, to propose,
She says, Hou torgetF' and turns on her toes.
-ScTi5HerS for January.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
aaahs RHd aaHRerS.
REMOVAL OF
TUE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK
II To 500 Market Street,

4, -t. .5.4i- wilmington Delaware
during the usual business hours, and on TuOsday
an1 saturday eVonings from 10 O'CLOCK. =
All theproAts Of the Bank. aftar aho payment o
necessary expenaeas are devoted to the bsnshk
the eepesitoTs. aud dividends are made sam- -ahnu-
ally In April and October. Since the OFfaniEnfion
Of the Bank, in 1851 the dividends have unI nIfoFlV
been ~ ths rate otaiK percent. per annhm.
Ulvldends not drawn are regarded Aa deposits.
and 9t become entitled 20 futar1
diVidenas. /. l7i- =
NonanageEis allowed to borrow aAys a. sfunds
AtEnsIed 90 the Bank. = g1FEl5 TaIr. -
AARA0RRR&. fsi-
WILLIAA 9. HILLBb, fRDWAnN DAnlYNaRaa.
aRoRgR W. BUsas M.M-bwIRE Z -
N. h BsNSON, lHHNRH ~ Dr.. ~
kpWARD BRRTa, IcRARLna NJ, HaVIkHp
A. HIGaIRs. 1J0nH. JlhRaaw -
GRoRaH ), CAPkLLR. CLRmRET d. SMT1u.
u. L. LlcaTBHBRBIA. -.
- WA-e. ALLLRS. PEsslAoaa.
ESQ ". RuS ViooPFSsidsaa , EIfG7 -
t,' lr. aa .aF ( .tt1 aif II -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22

9Rhiest q as1yg iAstasss . fFslgDt balAsss.
stati0as named. hut win loaEa RnaSanTSTs a. ~
stoPptnR place. exoeUt MaFsa Corner, Stats Road.
h9qnI,sy, 4n,s Ass9sssseSps AZ an g sae psteesl -,
terSs1 OF the Company requires u. -
1hs passsnger Car .hsEstpfpre attach 70 the
viii Be aiscQntlnaed % the 1b6ve date,
Ihe tIelehe L1aiA with ser uHe ottaehed.
sas.ng nalt!ageoa heeS z. y. WI ubks All
lsSS.isSS. IskKRKNMT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
The $4,000 COW.

The sh0rt-hoFn COW, Eighth Duchess Of
Geneva, that was purchased at the New York
Mills. sale by MT. II. PAWN Davies, OF Glou.
eestershire, England, at the enormous price of
$40, 800, has again changed hands, and will
remain In America, part and parcel OF the
herd OF Colonel Lewis q. Morris, of Fordhan.
N. 7. 1t seems that Mr.. Davies agent. be.
ing unaecustomed to our currency, in the ex-
citement of the sale became confused as to the
relative value of dollar and pound sterling,
and bid far beyond his authorized limit On
his return to England his principal wrote to
Mr.. Campbell, requesting him to dispose Of
the COW Tor his account on as favorable terms
as possible. Upon hearing of this Col. Nor
rIs at once offered the price that Lord Skinner
dale paid for his prominent purchese. So. 600
which was accepted. In addition to this COW
we learn from Colonel Morris th he has pur.
chased Thirteenth Duchess OF ThOrnedaIe
Twelfth Maid of Oxford, Third Countess oi
oxford and several other females OF promI
nent breeding that were disposed Of at the N
7. NILS sale also, that he has purchased the
old bull, Beau Of Oxford from Mr. Ezra Cor
nell. These make strong combination, and
aod prominence to the Scarsdale herd .-jSpart
Of tie TImss
LIGHT HOUSE APPOINTMENT COllectOl
NOlen OF the port of Wilmington has mad
the following appointments, of assistant LIRh
houSe Keepers, for BrandyWine ShOal lgh
house,
1st. asst. H, B. COrnwell, vice VIM. B. Nor
gan, resigned.
and. asst Ebe L. Hudson, vice Thomas II
Calhoun, resigned. ~.
Srd. asst. J. b, Murray, vice All. B. Carpsn
ter, resigned.
For Delaware Breakwater Light IL A
Jenkins, vice DR.. Bllzzard, promoted to Cros
Ledge Light vessel.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
x AokA KAILAoADs 4
/ t,l5,s-s sPRGIAL NOTIcE.

o. "a aass WKDEEsDAY, OseobsP lsah. ls7l,
Q pasaanGoR OaF yin b atlaghsA % tie iFSlGhf
RlA lsaVlAg khnAaalDhiA ao ,. p. Tor VII
7ke tSSAn IN 80 q elatlous e fellOWs, When
14sAa11sat 0sagl k1zGS. esM .. n, baHAFotto s.N
Rs1i CAsl1se. ~ ,. .; LamOkin. ee ,. NJ Thur
. 4oSpIlA te.tao. =; alliss u MllltaatQa, lASo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

FTNO THE PUBLIC.
II The Wilmington and reading kailroad Can.
eany have completed AFFAnEamsass "a csffT honsv
PsekNges and ExpTesl Matter "a and fros Al ~; -.
on the line Of their road and Weat ChasteT,
Also, TO all points on the Philadslphia and Rad.
lng and CAlaU1ssA Railroads. inelndinR Roading
lpge0Wn, MaAOnsy Cty. M C6rnsI, NOrristoWp.
nar Of frOnt and Madison 1otesks Wfln ivs-foN w
- kxprsss natter seat % REAnklia TSleRrSph a a..
no, Net third street q % tAsiP De1Ot, FFOnt
delivering agents. wall resolve pgaaapt aElsatioa.
aps-a aa1saUaw.&GERdo
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-22
PhtladelphlAs Wilmington sRd Bal.
umors Railroad.
pNLAWARR plVTaroR.

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Middletown transcript., 1873-03-15
pr IA, W.dilgor, Trauscript

Eprrnn OF fE.SscRIrr We hear with
surprise that an attempt is being made to
extend the boundary line Of Red Lion
Hundred 80 to include one School Dis
trict of our Hundred and being cous inccd
lha, it /, in opposition to the majority Of
the property holders of s. Georges Han
dred We desire To call the fact to the at
ieuiion Of our citizens. aud respectfully
reques, that they shall ., once send letters
to our Hon Senator. objcc,ng to such at
unwi>c, impoli,ic AMI useless measure be-
lieving tha, individual letters will have
the ctirc, 10 80 defeat i, that it will be for
al time disposed Of L., II, have whole
Hundred 80.