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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
steam Etomizers,

For the Inhalation of stomized fluids in the treat
ment Of chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being selE-acting they produced an even
and continuous flow ofsT-ay without inconvenience
or labor. During the Tast two or three wears we
have supplied several dozen of these atomEers and
in most cases with very satisfactory results.
{, BRINGHURST a. CO.. Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth ald Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

DETENTION OF TRAvRL.-ITsvel across the
Market street bridge over the Christiaua was
stopped for about two hours, yesterday afternoon,
by the draw being kept open. THIS was caused
by some accident happening to a vessel going
through. by which the boat was swung against
the bridge, in which position 1t rsma ned for the
above mentioned time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

The LAST MEETINo.-W Wilmington Division,
last evening, at their room S. +. corner of Fifth
and Market streets Speeches pertinent to the
occasion were made by Jas. p. Hayes, Solomon
Hersey and others. The society have been meet
ing here for % years, but are about to remove to
a room in MeClarvs building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

MARRIED AND NOT MARRIED.-A few DAYS ago
quite an excitement was created amongst the ca
diets of the Military Academy by the announce
ment made by member of the Senior Class
that he had been married the evening before to
one of Chestcr's fair damscls He stated that tho
wedding was very quiet afiair-no one except
ing the most intimate friends Of the bride and
groom being present. OF course Mr. B. Uhc
groom was congratulated by his friends, and his
classmates made him the recipient of several
handsome presents-a cradle being amongst the
number. Aside from the interest usually attend
ing q marriage ceremony that of our groom was
enhanced by the fact that lady ofiiciaied as min
ister.- Chester NeirS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

FELL FRoN HIs WAaoN.-Yesterday afternoon
farmer, somewhat intoxicated, fell from his wa
gen at 10th and Market streets as he was driving
home from market. The wheels passed over his
hat, and Just grazed his head lie was not much
hurt, but was considerably frightened and com
pleteIy sobere0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

THE RED MEN.-The Improved Order of Red
Men" is IN Pennsylvania mammoth organiza-
ton. There are lG2 tribes in the State, COM
prislng 1872 members. of these there are l6
Past Grand Sachems, and l,3jS Past Sachems-
The deaths IN the Order recorded for the past fis-
cal year are l24; the receipts from all the Tribes
$l02, ,332,S2 There was paid out of the relief fund
$24,74l.2l for the benefit Of widows and orphans
Of deceased brothers-making total OF $32 662 76.
The Order is The strongest in this State Ohio COM
ing next, then Maryland California, &c.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

RoBBED-On Wednesday night,the store room
OF the Clayton House was entered, and robbed OF
quantity of provisions. Among other articles
the thieves took between twenty aud thirty
pounds of butter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

RRPAI9ED. New trestles have been placed un-
der the trestle. bridge at Chadd's Ford the
Baltimore Central Railroad. Tn, bridge, 1t will
be remembered, was somewhat damaged by ice
during the winter. 1t is nov rendered entirely
safe
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

CITY CLocK.-n ia said that some person or
persons have been tampering with the city clock,
and rendering it unreliable S time indicator -
In a few days the clock will be stopped until the
necessary repairs can be made.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

ARRIvED.-The ferry boat Exchange, of the
Philadelphia and Gloucester line arrived at the
Harlan x Hollingsworth Company's yard, thu
morning, for repairs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

Unless there be the fragrant SOZoDoNT; unto
the breath sweet odors il imparts, the gums a ru-
by redness soon asSums, the teeth quick rival all
bastsr tint, and seems as pearls sent in a coral
vase.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

FoR LADIES ONIT.-Miss O'Gorman will give
her famous private lecture TO ladies only to-mor-
row afternoon at the Opera House.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

SENT TO THE AIMS HoUsE.--A man named
james Donnelly had a severe attack OF mania a
port", at the City Hall cells, last evening. He
was sent to the insane department of the Aims
Heuse to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The ladies should no. fail 10 hear L nth O'Gor-
man tomorrow afternoon
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

DULL--Police business has been very dnll,
the past forty eight hours. three cases of drnnt'
ennes' being the aum total of the business: TTo
ot Of .nese were tried this morning, and disposed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

JOHN McLEAR & SON;
No. 6O9 Market Street,
Deposit Accounts of Banks. individuals and 9th =
S1 roceaVed. on which we allow interest. Checks
drawn on as are payable without notice the sam E
a At National Bank.
REDEMPTION OF 6-2O BONDS.
no ne @ Secretary Of the Treasury has called in So
OOOOOO U. 8. 5-20g additional, UPON which The IN
tsrest Will cease June l.
1t ls adviSabls tor holders Of $40. and those hav
lRg money TO invest 70 consider aol5 The SELECTION
VI Rore permanent Investments.
are recommending and selling 10 our friend 4
- ~ ~ ~ " tnS IoioNlng Securities in exchange
WILMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILROAD
7-sO lst MORTGAGE BONDS. at O. and accrued
interest.
HOhTHEAE PACIFIC 7-SO GOLD dand Grant
boNDS. at 100 and interest.
These and other First-class Bonds are HkeJv 10
SSHnuA-Ao ADVANCE prtces during the year owing 10
aS s@oPht Of capital being released by the
1So. AAcLEAR 4 s0H,
Goa MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

The FIRST sHAD.-The first shad of ,bs
season came up on the Delaware Railroad
Yesterday afternoon. There were about ;ffesn
ol mem: ihey came from SsaEord and we're
caught in the Nanticoke river. "''s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
Registers Order.

RLGlsTERs OFFICE,
New Castle County, Jsnuary2sth, 1873.
Upon the application Of VICTOR Dupont
Executor Of CHARLES ]. Dupont, Jr late OF
Christina hundred, in said county deceased: II
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice Of the
granting Of Letters Testamentary upon the f.
tate Of the deceased, with the date Of granting
ing thereof, by causing advertisements q be
posted within forty days rom the date Of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places Of the
County of New Castle, requiring all persons hav.
ing demands against the Estate 10 present the
same, OF abide by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided. And also cause the same
20 be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, newspaper published VIII
hlngton, and to be econtinued therein two months
90 Given underline hand and Seal o + Office OF
LIS. the Register aforesaid attn ew Castle in eW
N--' Castle County afOreaid the day and wear
above written. L. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
,Allpersons havingcla ms again Estate til,
deceased must the duly attested 10 thC
Executor on or before January 2sth 1874. or skijS
the Act Of Assembly in such case made ana nrovi.
ded. VICTOR DUPONT FTecnto,
Wilmington. Del. Jan. 29-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
GARRETT WEAVTNC

AT STANTON, DEL,
y The su ubseTIber Is noE prepared to weave Rag
CarDSts Of all descriptions at the lowest maFist
orlss; Carpets woven with WOol'n chain ia stripe
can Be bought Ia the cities.
nAr7-Wsm jos. MARSHALL,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

- EAcELsi2R r. LOAN -AssocIATIoG.-A meeting
OF the stockholders ofIhe new FxceIsio- T.os5
HMssGcsilon was held last evenin 8, at No: 4O2
Market ma street. A permanent or ssuiEstion Wrs
effected BY the election of the folio Wing ossce,-
President-Thomas d. Webb. O'''S'''
Vice President-Wm. Emmons. Jr.
Secr'iary-Daniel T. Hawkins,
Ireasurer-William H. Pierce
Directors, 3 years-Willian fsilvsr a,s,L...
Davis, Joseph l. Carpenter. Jr. ''F"S"
g. Two yean-Elias A, Chamber. DR.. Jo,,n II
Simms. w. 7. Houpt. -' """n H.
I. Shields. E'Nin' 'Ohas.
Charles G. Betelle. - S00r1'
,,i.n nus association Is organized on the seri.l
plan-lha1 iS' 1t can issue 300 shares anDns,Iv
until its maximum 250O shares is ob1@i ins5. "
-, a constitution and BY Laws was "a osdon..d
,is1 evening The latter contains provi,ioO
Of sbsIr interest to sharehOlders, from lhs time
charge. '''N'A'N ~ nee Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
NOTICE
GRAND OPENING OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,

sueh as silks. Saieeas. Mohair, Foplins, Plaids
&C.. all colors Of Nelveteens: great Of Aianaess The
cheapest in the city from25 cents up TO 90 large
assortment OF Cashmere; also. a fine lot Of
BRoQUET AND PAISLEY sHAWLs.
Ladies Cloqking Of all descriptions, fine lot Of
Blankets, Flannels. Striped ShaWls, Muslins. Bed
ment Of
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S FURS.
All kinds of Motions, Fancy Goods end Trim1niugs
No trouble 10 showing goods. Come and SATISFY
youHefat NJ. ALSBERG'S,
NO.ll6 Market street
noVl1 Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
ORDERS.

$54.19; George w. Stone, $3.50; s. G. Simmons 4
Gro. $2125; r. T. stllman, S22l25; F. A. Taylor
s.; G. Warner & Co., S1S54O; Ferris & Garrett,
$S40; Thomas Porter, $91; Ferris & Garrett,
1854; Ferris & Garrett, $2O1O; Croasdale &
CamelOn, S22; Patrick Carbeny, Ss.49; Robert
Lee, $75; Wash. Cox, $50; Alexander Chandle,
$500.
On motion Council adjourned
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
BANKING HOUSE
OF
JOHN MCLEAR & SON;
No. Goa Market Street,

Deposit Accounts of Banks. Indiyiduals and 9th
ers received on which we allow interest. Checks
araWn on as are payable without notice the same
a. At q National Bank. '-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
no Lays ToIIsG Complete

On motion Council adjourned.
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Tile Noriheril Paciflc.,


An Omaha newspaper consoles its readers
With the original Information that The North-
Pacific Railroad ista failure--that THE route
IS sinipracticable; tllat:tfe terrible long winters
are, fatal to busine ,s-tIat the company has
no good lands-anl variety Of other matters
equally neW and distressing. hatsnrprises
Us is that these things were not made known
it an earlier datc- q b sai ~ SAMOA asl6
Up This way. where the rumble of the cars
is hourly ileard--where Tire tclliale is little
# any. colder. than at Omaha--ald. where
the way is known TO be, easy and layel for u
thousand miles at least -ouri people a,e uot
suffering 50 i.n severely from apprellension They
haaVe have had the assurance, AID seen theirealty
and feel in very composed iran,c OF mind on
the subject. ..t9..4 81. Il, saSiz lft,o.tss
h Nor does the sact of cessation OF work
during the winter, In the least disturb them.
lhe siine having already been pushed beyoud
the limits ofprcsent settl, ment leaves nothing
be dlsired till spring opens. Then work
Will start again; and though it may OCCASION
ally halt for short periods, it Is certain to 90
on until Puget Sound is tied to lake Superior
by iron bands. Our friends over on the Mis-
so,n river'ought not to unnecessarily disturb
themselves by their vain tinlaginings. u Thei:.
line will still have its deserts when ours
opens routes to fertile forests and prs,iries.
Jealousy should not blilld them to a coming
reality the ruadi will be. completed. and ON
time. St. PagL Pionee1. .,,,ft, 81 i, .tsssf4e
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AT yirginru tlty first Monday ia Ja uary ana Sec
.vond Monday InIAugast. 80 3E sF,
EMITTED STATES psTEIcT eotHrs.
90 First Disfrict-At Virginia City first NJ ndsy III
-Tiptss Aiii 'sece m Moday nJuly, and dsecond MoR-
day in November. - tsett ts.l,.
eeond Disfrcf-At Deer I.ogo, thir, Monday III
Apr1f first heut.ay in ScptenJtfsand ii,st hi'A-
tl:y in Ieremer- .a.-E.54... H.
Ill Mia Dsfric-At Iclena, first M"nasN in MARI.
arSt Monday Ii july, and fourth ad'i'ity ~ oc-
toi,er. ,yf.. -A.rtf- .-filr
e;yst nis,rift-n s,aai4on lty ~ rginia Glty,
sr.t A,o,,,.y in pr, .c.,nd MohtIay III Jhi!,
and sc, .att4Mantlayin A2fcmnef'
In Call, ,iu E,,untv. at :~ain frSt a'ihiaN 'ea'
March and fifth Monday iii October
In J4a, rsou County at liadcfshurf, s"conf aioh-
Se rfay iii May and iirsa Monday in oe9ohF.
- second Jgsfici-ntcr I@.gt. County 1T ger i'gt
civ thr, Monday in Aprl, nr"i NJ n,hi"s III
Scnonler and first Monday in Btr-mhtri
In Missoula County, At tyMissanlas f"nrth si"ho'A
ia ;t1d sec@id Sfdntlay III NoN tilAef
In Eeayrr Head County, Bannack, first Mohaas al
june, ald ihird Monday liz October
yhird Disfrjct--ln Lewis and Clark County ~ iti- e.
@ur I'LL, dFGrst Mon,gay March, first Monthly ~
rgs -s.nJuls and four h Monday in Octobef:GE!Ef}
In Meaghcr County fourth Moho's ia -A'i'' So
fourth Monday III November
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sClSsORIsGs.

.f,o,. 70 t,x,, rho wa,,,, ,l,l .r.
,,,at ..,f. i, ,r,t,a MA I .,van,n.s a..,,;nn
Nd, ~ ~ 4. 80
VIZ s ,.o.,, III. ,.,st ,.on,,.,,l;etnrvsa rio
known - e,,,,,me,c,, n.c,,se when, nus-
,.l,,sad ,,,s,..,, y ,o;,,, j, .t,e l,,,,r i
o,,,.s =, ~. ,.,l.,, 49, l5.I3 I'M 4''rt
!. j vrn,e,. lad !, na,nu, IT s,,ear ret,,r,,,1
Ewi1,, / note ,,tt,,!la.1 tto il saving. S.l,oo
musi, s,,,d tor fsbl,. use and n,,t e,,o,vb tor
hn5l,liup ntrnns,.s }, le l.aa2 IS
II I,t. lrst r,..,sa, rna, sn,,ts,..sna .,-s.r-
tain candidate Is fl,at uise,l i,y aoor seor-
oil, e.lto, who s.,v liz, n.,lI, ,,s l,. ,.a,
do 10 suppertl,iinself sstf4elis ls
Al school giri wrs recen ii asked III al,,esam-
i,f.,i,n NJ. ~, ,i,,sI.
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depfedasioni was committed, With due allow
ance for cllsaaceilent q price BY reason Of
transportation; and Nlasfssit is possible to
procure it, said officer sIiall, If dccmeil adj
visable, take test nnolts ;sssio tie credibility
of the clliinanf, or Of any peisoi, tesiifrills
in his behalf; and alss respecting the states
menss set forth III Tie .apalieation. aoct-
n,ents. and proofs submitted by the claimant.
Upon lie performance Of Ills duty tie Ssl-
perintcndent, Iiidia GENT, tII,-la gent will
without Unnecessary delay, psesristsfhe case
20 The proper nation ol tribe Assembled Ia
council. aecsrsling q An etssfaln of stiell ma
ton or tribe and sgfttf fslily eS5iaiaing It 10
them, lie vii iIsssI 'delnaisd salts
nlrtion for Tic cl:iinsls ii witIili i ,saso on
able time The nationof tribe shall rot have
complied with such demand. tile fact Of the
depreciation hyssonle of their people being
,tlnltted i'll suehcouacil.i .ioi iftheyideny the
charge as made AND lf,ereinptnrily refuse te
rcnder any satisfaction, tIie snpcriiitende:;t i,
agent. Or sul,iageiIt III i'll sileli case submit
u report OF the proceedings Ind, together
with Ill. the papers, to The Commissioner OF
Ind IN Affairs. Such report shall state
whether the Indians IN council rccogfized.
remembered ard admitted the depreciation
charged; and If SO, how far and with what
particularly the allegations OF the claimant
respecting such depreciation were borne out
by the recolleelions and acknowledgements
Of the Indiansi iii reference thereto. as
+ 5. Tl,e Commissioner of Indian Affairs
will cause lelaims eceiyed by hi'nfas abevp
noticed to be- duly registered and filed il his
office, and shall. as soon thereafter as Drac-
ticable, cause the same to be carefully eX-
amined, and tlle, forwarded, with a report
of his views and opinion in each case, to ssle
Secretary Of the Interior for the action of the
Department. 6s III asilt8s3
l4ss.ssta9 Esfsf q G. DELANO' Secretary.
T..
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a. EAOgging by Proxy.

Many years ago. there lived in a beautiful
warrn-hearted bid genlleman. Judge r..
well known throughout the State. IA well for
his distinguished ability as lis markell gen
erositF and congeniality. Among Ills clattcl
possessions, al negro named Jake. or as
he was more familiarity knoWn.. Uncle Jake
and there, ,nrsrrlivedI 4 more provoking old
d,raey for Uncle Jake. alihougllsl favorite,
hail many weaknesses. and among. others lit.
Was particill3sflF rpgard.fss nf t;aifh. 81 such
am gtAta ia faat that tceasionlly tlle good
Old III ,nc found It necessary 4, puist
It was Tie eisstotn N fitose days rthe town
constable III atitliuisfera q 'gEsii'g Tor a. on
sid,ifliian wseueNvr the maSter Was not III
cli4et to oiiieiaie. alj, fie einsitl le of this
ra c,l:.- town iiil i severe reputation for
clliein: cy atl:on@ tile ,dfhies. Who had iow
antIthent Docn sofllll.ortanitegas To come un-
Der lis hands. aAs .t0 s,tl@5.S9 1ltfs1 7 s. t-l
y JAKE. al$ll5issi liz Ind ncyer. been there
was we'll posted, and had . great repitgnanee
THAT time. OH one occasion. during th..
Christmas days, While the Old Judge was se-
yerely indispesed, UncleI Jake had been gull
ty Of d misdemeanor, aud it was deemed ne
cess:lry that he should be punished so the
Judge wrote, a note TO the cpnst, ble about as
follows: TO si.e ifta af afi .Es94aseG
! Mr.. G+-.5 Give bearer SO lashes and charge
TO me. '1433sE#as .5sl9its Ha3 Judge IL.
Calling Jake, the judge tod him to. carry
the note to CT, who would give him 4
grub-loe. .2sti g8E g98tl5eE 3d f
Jake started off up town, but his suspicion
was. il: ousel. lie couldn't understand what
the Judge wanted with a grub-hoe at Christ
mas time, and his'coDscience was not 50 clear
is it Should lave been. Tie result Of his sus-
picion was that the truth suddenly flashed
upon llim---he was to be whipped. Seeing a
sehoolboy, approaching, he took out the note
and said :.f .I+ fIs i - sEs fs8
+ '..Massa Bob, what in dis note? Gotpso
many dis morning got 'em mixed.
The boy read the note and explained its
contents 10 Jake. who whisllcd and laughed
to himself as a bright idea struck him. CALI
! irg negro boy who was standing neef
said: .o,,c..ter .
boy, does yer want to pc
s.Of course does. 4 s,.to u,ss.,
c.. and get "a gruhben' hoe. and.I wait
here till you comes back, an den gives you
aquarter.'
The boy hurried Of to accomplish. his err
| rand, and in ete course delivered the letter
to G -, who bok him into the. yard. lock-
ed the gate, an proceeded, despite the boys |
protestations dinnocence. to administer the |
the desired hsging, while Jake hurried |
1 off home, gail chuckling over the happy
result of wiiatIligIlt have been serious BUSH
ness for him. st4Gsl3ag stsss
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Not the ieahmusing side of the out-of-
town edita ilis grim h.lnor. This is the
way. he s,ed oi tile difficulty of making
colleetlorE
No wotleIthat Weston is n good walker.
n turns lit lit lie used TO be collector for
Ineuspapf.
Here ftld . fair sarcasm on bigotry
and uselss sanssioil.
The sitealitors are discussing the best
STYLE ot pYailkiHg, fore and-aft + digollal.
/ In this feehuntry every nlau .should The
permiftA milk his COW according to tile
tlit.tatesbf conscience.
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The Farm and Prin tin ! once.

How woulti farmers like to do business on
the following principles When their corn is
ripe allow all the citizens Of the country to
60 to the field and each take Gwo or three
bushels, no one paying for it. Or to make it
better; suppose only the men who ART re-
sponsible should be allowed to carry away
the corn. 10 carry the principle furthef,
suppose The entire crop Of corn, wheat. oats,
rye. apples. potatoes, hay aud everything
else raised were distributed the same way.
Weare sapposing the men who get these
articles are entirely. responsible, but they
don't pay at the time. they don't give note.
they are simply charged and are expected to
pay at their convenience.
How long could any farmer keep out of the
poor house if lie followed such a style of
business?
And yet newspaper men are expected to
do this very thing. They are expected to
have farm Of type, presses paper &c, and
to distribute the crop pall over the country in
little dribs. that will pay no man to collect.
Do you think they could stand that aud pay
their hands who work. OH their farm. from,
ten TO sixteen dollars % week. 81
Friends dol't be unreasonable. Iflyeu think
q newspaper rs worthas sustaining. If sy0n.
believe the editor will not run away or iailz
befpre the wear Isl ont, go right up in the
office and pay III advance. You will thus
make him easy, aud instead of borrowing
money from banks and neigh1ors. inssesl of
spending one third Of his time hunting.
money to pay his debts, he can pay every.
hing promptly and have all hfs:tilne to
make his paper better. X okonso 1siiblsae
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l4sasss'39 ss3# y G. DELANO' Secretary.
Department of the Interior. July Ii 1872.
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Relieve i'm Yourself.

1T is said that wien John C. Calhoun was
at Tale College he was ritliculed by, ahis
fellow students for his intense application to
study. Why, sirs, am compelled to
make the most of my time while here. that
may acquit myself crcditably when in Con-
gress." A laugh followed. when he ex.
ciaimetl,'' Do you doubt il FL assure you if
were not convinced of my, ability to reach
the National Capitol .tas. a Representative
within the next four, years, i would leave coli
lege ffls very day. .Letevery young man
thus have faith in himselfan fake earnestly
mold Of OF life, scomipg all props and butt
tresses, all crutclses and life prcservers. Ldt
him believe wi h Pestalozzi. that no nan m
Gods earth is either able or willing to help
any other man. Let him strive to be \
creator, ratl:er than All inhcritor--to be-
c4eafl1, rather than to BORROW. Instead OF
welding the rusty sword of yaiorons fore
fathers, let him forge his own Weapons, and
conscious Of God in him anu providence over
MIN, let him light his own battles. with. his
own good lance. Instead of signing for an
education, capital, or friends, aud declaring
saat II he only had these he would be some.
body, let him remember that, as Horace
Greeley said, !. He is looking In the wrerg
end OF the telescope, that If he were some
body he would speedily have all tAe.adyant-
ages whose absence he, is hewuiling. Instead
of being one OF the toilet. potcnlatss 81 wl,c
2 world is SO full one OF the subjunctive he
roes, who always could, would or should
60 great M things, but whosc not doing great
things, is what nobody can understand, lee
him be IN the imperat &c mood. and do that
of which his talents are the Indicative.
4 MS lesson OF self-reiiance once learned and
aeIet.=apan. and every man will discover
within himself, under God, the elements
anu capacities OF usefulness and honor.
RAlLnoAD BUILDING. lie Kalanla Beacon
good authority in all matters relating In
ralroads-siy tllat their Il nothing atiirlally
reported as to the extent of construction on
that division next year, but there are num-
Der of street rtmors concerning tire same,
which may be more or less reliable these
predict 20S miles to be constructed from the
mouth Of the Palouse eastward toward Lake
Pen dOreilie. and, of conrse, tho a,inul forty.
miles northwartf on Puget Sound. The pco-
pie East 0fthe Mountains are looking hope-
fully 10 the commencement III rliiruad opcr-
ations with the coming Spring. and should
tbcrebe future IN this regard i, viii oper-
ate III adamper on III kinils Of business.
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