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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

WHY Dull TlMEs.-Among the many Ica
sons for dull times We have heard OF none hav-
ing MORE force than the present condition OF
affairs may be traced to universal distIust
Business is suspended because people are afraid
of involving themselves in difficulties. Even
those who are abnndanty able and have moth
ing to fear. are curtailing in various ways.-in
househo expenses, in improvements in their
waidrobes,-and even in the barest necessities
For instance, Mrs. A would have given So
ciab!o only that she thought it Inconsistent
WIN Inc times. As consequence, the baker,
the butcher, the grocer, the confectionery the
restaurant keeper, the extra help, aud the liv-
ery'inan all lose. Mis-. b sparenis i.icrtled a
grand birthday patty fnf their daughter but this
is also postponed for fear of hard Times. Mr..
&. and -. and +. aie cnlerprisu. men who
contem:fitcd i supply ot new mi .hinery aud
OF making other improvements, conclude after
duo deliberations, that it will be better to wait
until things are better and so II Is all round
The various trldeSmel who would have pro-
fitted by the usual course, and in their turn cir
cuatc,i the profits OF their earnings, are also
compelled to contract and in this curtailment
made so by the actions of the consumers runs
its course like water flowing to the sea, until
every branch of industry is reached aud every
| department OF trade is paralyzed.
There is nothing more &c tain than that
wc all stop and wait there will be u might,
| uull llnf, anu YET TINS Is the very thing tina
| hundreds are doing We are suffering from
grand scare of our own making, and the only
way out of it is to go to work. What we ar
intending to do, let us do and as We 60 ahea,
we will soon make things as lively as ever. AL
ready favorable change has commenced. LIE
each one do what he can 10 brighten the pro.
pect. We must either support legitimate trad
50 that the various employments can go on, c
contribute aims.
Which OF these is hestP The lalorng in
tereat must be sustained in some way. 1t is til
duty Of each anu all At us to do our share in pre-
yidng work.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18
CfOR SALE.

Two dwellings, situated Lake rsret, NIiddietown,
Del IN 10 duider twustoty bsck build A IA
,ngs, goud nAl.T ~ thu dUoi. On easy MHy
tvrn,s, or would be exchanged Tor property A&1hA
In Wilmington. or In part Tor farm near station,
or near the city. Apply To -
wM. II. REYNOLDS,
deri NJ West Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

PROLIFIC Sows.-The Homestead says: "W,
| b. King, Of Sufield, Conn, has breeding SOW,
SIX years old, which he is now fattenng, that
has had ] 10 pigs, which sold for over five hun
dred dollars. He has now three sows which
have one litter, three weeks DID, one two weeks
old, and one one week old, IN all thirty-one.--
"These four s0ws have raised since this year
came in, seventy-eight pigs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

SAVE Y0URMONEY.
AND BUy YOUR
= Teas, COuees and Fine Groceries.
NOM the bestselacted stocks OF the Nav yort mar
.sis. a. LIE lea Hause Of Nv. II. PiERCE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

Nctc Cathoiic Cl1Hoh will be erected 10
South Wilmington, 'fhe ground has been pur.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18
pARM FOX SALE.

4 farm Ia Mill Creek Hundred, mile
NJ south OF Eastburn Lime gtarriss, miles
kksI from wilmington, containing 15 ACRESl
good stone and frame house, frame barn and all
necessary outbulldings. good spring house, and Or
ehard, the whole under good fencing. further de-
sciiption II deemed unnecessary. as pt rsOns wishing
10 purchase can view for the mselve. wish to sell
On account VI impsirea health. Terms easy.
deeI-it CHARLES WHITMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

IIIE GREAT REMEDY FOR
cOMSU M PTIO N
which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
md preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
pfOprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
OF over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sci.
dom fails to effect speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Oh Ooughs, BronchitiS,
Group, Whooping Cough
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness i'll the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is tho case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation, T.,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
hkTH w. P0WLR a SONS, Rasfau, Mass
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

John Is. Jones, farmer of Canton township,
Bradford county, Pa committed suicide, on
Tuesday morning, by shooting himself, He
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-12-18

rs.kss.s con IiXEE OLE. " eqstlss and 6pis
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-23
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3u antwortsn psrmodts fe niht.
Das Gsfibl itrts Glide unb itts
unSliids burderans une iibsrmannit
Ne NIT elmer aualvousn @twalt. Das
mar ia @ass tahslts. mas fs ld ssfast
unb In il& srwpssn bate - @lles. SIS
auf bic SdlubfOlssruns. Gle srfann.
t. ltitsr ben gatr b,Ftr. Sir fs sab
20, ssraes In bisftm @'ssnbIld, fsins
5Ofnuna auf cline frsunbliGs, sanalss
@snttruns. tlnb bic abransn brins.
ten Fd untsr zen Bimpsrn b.rpcr unb
sliitsn dtsr Die bIaGsn Wans,n.
Gr fat He lanss lawsissub. poa tie.
fer 3drtli&ftst, bon warmsr 3GsiInab.
me an. Damn 900 sr Gs lstfe, lsifs an
ii&, lsidt ben arm UNI ft l,s.nb, unb
ipra& pOu Suniofelt uSelen Sis nidt
70 trauris, Warts 60 t7 nidt anbsrS
mGsll&, w'tbsrtple Id, als tab tItr elm
b6itS Mtepsrfduenlb tt.rl&t Otsr aud
pI,lIslat cline 8rillsnbaftt gbnsisuns
bic absr gang ilGsr stnsr rubissn unb
Ss,ninftisen Gnf&auuns ip,idsn pirb,
lUbaIb MIR slsi&fals NIT Nube unb
Btrnunft, NIT eitbe unb @tbulb ben
Batter pun itrsr @ranslolsftit ibsr.
seu8en. @laubsn Sif, msin lisbss,
lisbss 5srS sas mub uns ssllnssn.
gr tann nidt bllnb blsittn essen un-
fr Slid, Tam F& nidt psr1dlie.
zen ssssn bic Gina&t ZAP feline Grille
---btnn babst blsib' Id !-unS nsbt ei,
men aussnblId LANCER b.b,rri&sn unb
ftlttn fonn, als MIR itlber-"
.Gb-bttr tptrb, ruis % f&siut, auf
einen RomOblfasatsr ipffulirt Obsr slsl,
lsitt car auf ben Sob hes Nltsn!" srs
Hang In bisltm guSsnblid plSblia bro
5srra glsmsns Dor aufrsouus ,itttrnts
Sttmms. Der @rsiS ilanb benz srl&ro.
dta ft igm juiptnttneen Yaars gang
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-23
poelic.
Mein brnti&es 8attrlaab.
Bon 3arI ptinttt S1rauf ~

Mein bentides @attrIaab.
Bon aarI psin,tt s$rauHr.s
D ipH3 BON fsinrr ltSnsn Gone
ID bang an mtinsm SsimaibIans,
une mir 10 allfr eSntn 4rrnt
Ndn tbturss ssuii&ts 9atsrIaut.
D fpria ni&i srn tts eiissns palmsn
Dss S9parlpaIes trauis Iauntnuat,
Das 1tal NIT gIamsn unb nit SaImtn:
@o fnS' ID eisis hsuii@s wra9i2
. iprid BON Isinsm b.ifsrn goIfe,
MIs bsni, tab meint Sprate Ipri&i!
Der Sirn bIsibt Sisrn, aub psnn bic Wolfsn,
VsrFnart bot isin sOIo'nss ei&t
llnb ieus Spra&s, fanft unb Iinss
8ita8i lle ini Str,tn fort unb fc,t
DARN bic Wuiifr nit brm aiute
@sfOitt sin1 bad sras @ort.
. ipri& pon isinen frpbsrn Stuntrn,
Die bttr bic 3aiunfr b'insen mag
Die Ssimaib bfiIt bic iI.fasn Wunssa,
tlnb 8rsubsn brinst iit isbsn Gag.
. 9dt no frOb I'm Gen, ale anabe
Sd tpiIts @cfsn iu&sn sine.
llnb iuitsnb auf tss Batus @rabs
ums arsui tie tuftssn Srar,s bling,
. iprt& Srn ftinsm tnuer'H 5ujsn,
llne fpriG bon isinsm frtmbtn Slid
NiIb, 'uIs Der Strabl ber SimmsIsfn,sn.
81 mstnss btu.iGen gOlfsS Bid!
Gum ssinlatblarS fsbt msin Ysrlanssn;
gin mitsr Grsme!inS, .iub' i'd Stub,
llnb no tas 3i&t mir aufsssanSeu,
Driid' man mir aud bic Iuesn.
*Mnmerfune: Dislsr aHtsr tsutItsr
Dlann itarb lstpsr su friib In Baltimore, unb
Ils8t nc& In frtmbtr Grse btsrabtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-23
Vim Wrabs clues Jrnnbes.

stalts S&hss tettdi bic Tarrr Grte
Deb III rin8s biz idlummernte giatur,
Erauris blSdt bas Yamm Der Fleinrn Srsrt,
Seltea iprOleI ibm Gin 0rasten nur.
1aaltnb Ylumen ttdt tss S9nns Saat,
Subs 3isrtsn GIMP tsr tuairn 8lur,
Bon bee Grhb!Inss bluibsnrsitn 8iiat,
S+aut bas auss niroents cine @pnr,
.Gnrus Der ,arisn SIumtn! beine Illass,
. tyie renis Wcnts rdsrt iIs nur!
YaIe erpa&sa tparms 8riiblinesia9s,
. llt srbliitbst bsbrn bic Taiur.
Gtii@ eaisItbt aIs aUnisn ssr StOfe,
Die stm gliid.nbrn entSsssuIati,
Ssbss Seamtpiotn TN qrtsnf&pcBe
Drin3t tsrYcr aus turlIer 0rabssnaGt.
9tllsr mint tir taan tfr Soliauns 5arbs
Sn Der iun9en Saaien friftcm @rin,
SOiTsnb f&pInst ais Sitssria Ter @arte
3bn Sibtl taun bic SGriitsriu.
Dtdte si.is ialie S9nrssbUae
Wlir TOD anulp' unb YIumsn nur,
Die balb pran8fnb In srneursr 8iius
Wititrli& rrnsdie bic Naiur!
0trne wollit tann Id BriIsnb lbptigeu:
Nbr bisle faIie Siae tedt
Dlir btn Grsunb. ttn In bfr Justnb 9tstssn
S&nsa tts aUbts Sau& tabinBtirtdi.
S&lammrr ianft Im tisisn Grbsul&ocbs
Bon bts Wintas esi&sntu& bsstdt
gDis an bsiusm Wrab bsr 8rsunbl&aft 8ols
9aIb bas Wsb'n bss GribIinaaOtsins pfdt :
90 srptdst @oiif5 Ruf tini1 als,
Die sum lausen S&laf it binsslsat
Wsna bsim f&msttsrnbeu pplonnsnlaaas
Glnlf tIe Stunbs tr VOlIsntuns l9lGsi.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-23

Sbr 8apital III In 9aarem gsIbs anasItst.
Sic bat fsin Nplsa Syllsm, has pie Rp:isass
auf benz gissnibum Ittst. Sis ssrIanst ftint
Aa6SablunS. Die Yramisn iptrben In baarsni
@sIee eintssablt fur ben gan,en 8sitraum Der
nsnl. brsi pSsr fiinf jabrsn, pelts unbebsutenb
bObu lins, als In ben 9ssenisitBsn grftsr>
unss> >Geisiliibaitsn.
9uf gDunib Der @sriltertsn perttn bic ypIi
cen In tsutibsr Sprats atstfaet,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-23

49, ~, .s -x
S'rgnn9 nn' Woiiiaa IL. 5cofaar,
1875
Swti gre Bt edpstaltsn WIN
s0,UVUelW leoe8, W WVFecAuuUb.
8tuei geuinue bot, ie $1,000
Siinf @sipinne bon ie $500 @rssnbods!
3ebn Wfninne bon le SlOO>
Sin Hferb uno SnggD NIT tlbers
befdbIa8cncm Oefbtrr, tpertb$6OO
Gin feius8 MoSeu6pI. SSiauo Spn
...... SsNN
I@phem &o", perto SoOV.
10 Gamtltens ga 3 M a hts
n.v n,.rth i,Ssi
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SaIS,o;" S%S Is a,nsni.n Is ,'Ss aS m,t " auIs.a."
Rett,u. w,rtb $500 i,tt.
asns ooIb,n, Mm,r,f,nIrh, sunt,n,
Gof, lIhrsu m,rtk sI25 i,S, a,hn
onls,n, Oom,u funtino gae, llhr,n
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Sparrisbur9, Na., Npnmerfa9. Sanmar 23, 1873

,,6er,,,ania"
&raafen nnterfiitungs-
@eleQi0aft
bpn MlIeab no.
(Snsmporirt scn Der gsitsssbuns bss Staaiss
ysnnlplpanitn an 10. WdrJ 1S72.)
Office: 9to. 23S Of:Oblolrabe.
nntsriibt aranfs unb bur.b 8ufaa 8srun>
sIadis unisr ben IibsraIiisn gsbin8un6sn.
Veamte
Yrdlibent-RubpIpb g. SsbmIsr.
Bic sgrdIibent-@usuif Wtinmann.
S6abmeii iilsr-gbri1ia 5llidtr.
Sefretdr-a. Stmitt.
General, @sent- SU9n 6elbIins.
9ireftcren:
@, G. SsbmIsr yt. S&mitt
anion 4isslsr, Quauif Deinmann,
SOltpb DsbaGsr, gbrif. sflidsr,
aDm. Sdubmattr. Geo. Ritfcd,
Gaspar &abn.
EaA- lin allen mtslitsn Sinisrssbunssn spr-
,ufommtn. iinb ale Msentln nit einsm Bealau>
bisunssftsint. weltsr pom YraTbcnt unb Ssfre>
tir Der gsltllbaft unttr,sidnst IN, psrGsbsn. =
Dies CUR 8enntnib brs yublifums.
9srmaan saerksn,
No. Hl9 Mace CITRATE,
@en,sSl9ent
fir CUMBERLAND. Dauptin, 9sbanon
unb Yort gountiss.
Gtati9e 9l9enten perlan9t.
@usstsny, ya,, Stunt 27, 1s72-1s.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-01-23
SabrJaHB Z.
Ste
ysaniplbaaiibs Staats,sitnns,
N,roua ,e,shfu hnu

Sttbbcb'bsV"sN" ~"
J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
rltsint tsstn Dsnnsriaa, uns frhst 50. 90
er 5ibt labltar inaubalb esS3abrfs, une
o.. so nab YtrauB sr5 3atrsan3s.
9inifIut Grtmplariu, 5 SentS pfr eoind.
attne SutIiripiiensn wfrrfn far pfnt5fr
als feds Wenatfu anatnommtn lut lam
gfisniane eas glait abbtiftasn, bis ALE Nud-
Rinte bs,abli fnb.
Die ar6G.s Serbreitnns.
Die Circulation tsr ,,penntplpanti 9t
Staats. 3situug" in DanPbin ecnnip
IN ar5Bsr ais bic irJenp sintr ahssrsn In 9ar'
risburl attruditu etuiittn pesr tnaliltsn GET
tuna. Sie bitttt hf5balb bic btft Otltstnbtit
Nn,tidsn In biilsm Ibsi!f bf5 Staatfs ftns
psiis gsrbreituns iu ptri4aHsn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-27
L, L. & c. r. r. LINE.

Land exploring tickets are place on sale:
and TO parties purchacing lands the cost Of
same will be refunded. For further partic-
ulars, apply to
Chanute. Kan, or
L&G r. r. CO., Lawrence, Kan.
ap92-gt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-27
FOR SALE.
CcIusble Coal Property For
Sale.

.,oTrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A..
~ the u un naTtS that portion Of coal now
whoie , y, "a amounting to about l25
in ms ,ppcsted along the Ohio river about
acres, ,isd N n mile north OF the city limits,
one-Iharu, v;th one acre OF surface at the en-.
together INV Nth the side nearest the river, and
three acres Of surface around the other en-
trance, u"f fronn feet 6 inches to feet in
Will Sa and could be conveniently shipped
deP.n,a " of the county road, or by the r.
~ e Y r, r., as the entrance on the river
s vi is not 9Ofeet from either. -o.so,.,,s
SUI The above will be sold on reasonable
,orms. or exchanged for good toWn prop
erty. WAITER MARSHALL.
narl.h WhHhG,s -.----
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 20.
FLOUR-The market is less active
and scarcely so firm at 81 9O@5 80 for
euperfne State; 6 30@6 As for extra
State; 6 5O@6 IS for choice do; GOO
7 25 for fancy do; 4 9Ot95 80 for su-
perfine western; 5 $500 40 for common
to medium extra western; 6 1901 50
for choice do; 7 2O@S 80 for common
to choice white wheat western ex.
ira; 6 35@6 SO for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio. Southern flour is quiet and
firm at 6 OO@S 90 for common to
fair extra and 8 05@lO so for good
to choice do. Rye flour is firm at
4 Seas SO.
WHEAT-The market is shade
firmer with only a light SIMPLY and
fair demand at 81 50 for No. 2 Mill
waukee I; l 47@1 4S for No. 2 Chicago
and ~ for No. 3 spring.
RYE-Quiet at $1,000 for western.
BkRLEY-Du]l. -oa.
CORN-Shade firmer, at 53(954c
for new mixed western.
OATS-Firmer at 43@44c for new
mixed western; 4S@51 for white western
and 421@434 for black western,
PROVlSIONS-Pork dull and with
ont decided change in price; SIG % for
new mess; $l3 5O@l3 62l for extra
prime and :sl6 O0@l6 Is for prime
mess. Beef dull at SO OO@ll % tor
plain mess and $ll 25@l2 SO for extia
do. Beef hams steady at p QUO
81 90. Tierce beef dull and nominal
at $40 OO@2l 90 for prime mess and
% 5O@24 90 for India do.
LARD-Steady with fair inquiry
sales OF $50 tierces at s 7-l6c; new SIC;
contract stock 9bc for kettle rendered.
COTTON-On spot opens steady
with moderate business doing; safes
COMPRISE us bales at zoe for low
middlings, and 24c for middllng up
lands. ,,
PETROLEUM-Dull AMI unsettled
at SI@Slc for crude, and lo3c TOR re-
fined.
WHISKY-Quiet at 92ic.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June 26.

BALTIMORE, June 70.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; choice
white 81 75@l So fair to prime %
| COOL 70; western amber l 559l %;
CORN-Southern white active and :
firm at zoe; do yellow bull 6OG mixed
western bull 60@6Olc. ,o.
OATS-Firm; southern 4og4oc;
western mixed 42@43c; do white 44(9
45c.
RYE-Quiet at 7O@75c.
HAY-Dull at SIS O0@2O 90.
Mess pork SIG 75@l7 90. Bulk meats
shoulders 63@7c rib sides S9efc;
clear rib sides S3@S3c. Bacon,shoui'
ders s@s1c; rib sides 93994c clear RIO
sides l0c sugar cured hams l4t@lotc
LARD-S2@S4c.
BUTTER-Western scarce; choice
2O@22c - ~ -. o21a
94c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-27

The cultivation of ginger is the newest
tangled notion of California agricultu'
rists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-27
mr.. HelmbOld,

the originator Of Buchu, has the salts tbs
faction Of knowing that all his imlta-
tors has failed to produce the dement's
his preparation ensures; he,mpoiG
Extract Buchu cures. The others as
appoint. Persons suffering from KID
ney Complaint Gravel, Premature De.
cav, Loss Of Vigor or any souvenir o.
indiscretion, cannot apply the remedy
too soon. The great point is TO get !ne
genuine Buchu Extract which ID Helm
bold's and no other.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

,u,r DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
uK Jist'snew Block, lately occupied
~ me- Possession given Immediately.
offer very cheap several nearly new car
pets on the floor. nm pARYs
marl3-h 9ho. IL ni'f>''
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BON.ToN FILTRATION SIGNALS
GENT ON RECEIPT OE % CENTS.
SUnioue Printing and Publishing House,
&c Vesey street, New York. may3-c
u,BE BECKWITH so PORTABLE FAM
ily Sewing Machine, on 80 days Trial;
gnrsnteed, or so refunded. Sent complete,
with full directions. Beckwith Sewing Ma
chine Company, S62 Broadway, N. Y.
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THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.

THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS.
An IMPORTANT INVENTION. 1T RE
Atains the Rupture at all times, and under
the hardest exercises or severest strain. 1t
is worn with comfort, and II kept on night
and day, effects permanent cure in few
weeks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
requested. Circular free when ordered by
etter sent to the Elastic Truss Co., No. 6S3
Broadway, NY. City. Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses, too painful, they Slip off too
frequently. maySc
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THE PARLOR COMPANION.

LIVERY LADY WANTS ONE.
t,Erery man ought to have one.
Sani on receipt OF fen cents Address z. +
HYDES co, l95 seventh Avenue, n. Y.
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&" a G. Il 8

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
work Any person old or young, Of
Ji,ber sex, can make from $40 to $50 per
, e.ssp at home or in connection with other
S SeTn, Wanted by all. Suitable to either
city or country, and any season OF the year;
This is a rare opportunity for those VINO ar are
QUIZ asmnen3ent living. No capital being
an rd Our pamphlet "HowT MAKE
a LIVING" giving full instructions, SEM sem
on receipt OF cents. Address, A; BURIoN
SCO Morrisania, Westchester Co., N. 4.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

New YORK, June 26.
Money has been extremely easy to-
day with the bulk of business on call
at 3 to 4 per cent. Foreign Ecbange
dull and steady at lO9. BIG to 1904 fol-
prime bankers 60 days sterling, and
ll0t for sight. Gold slightly firmer
aud ranged between ll54 to ll53 ;
closing quotations 1l5S @ll5a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-27

AGENTS everywhere to sell our new and
WANTED novel Embroiderlng macnIne.
send for Illustrated Circular 10 s9 'pe 1890
Manufacturing Company oos oiUau%SS
New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-27
avI,teliug Reeiste,jy,.
Gossip for the women,

A Norfolk woman quiets her mule by
giving him q chew Of tobacco.
The lady admirers Of Pere Hyacinths
have presented him with a handsome
silver chalice.
A girl in Princeton, ILL.,, actually
died of grief because her new spring
hat fell into the river and was ruined.
Miss Matte Mcclellan Brown is on
her way to England as the accredited
representative Of the Good Templars OIL
Ohio.
Carthage, N. Y, comes forward with
a woman who, at the age Of one
hundred and one, jumps rope and plays
at leap frog. Nextl
There is a young lady in Yorkshire
who is six feet five inches high and
five feet six inches round. Could there
be more beautiful proportions
An Irishman puts this question !:
Would you rather 60 through a
giddy waltz with pretty girl than 60
through a pretty waltz with a giddy
girl2"
Mrs. Mary Wordsworth, M. D., a
female physician who emigrated from
NewHsmpshire to Turkey, was recently
married to Russian Surgeon named
Basin.
The editor of the Salt Lake Tribune
says he heard young girl say to her
companion recently: my opinion is
that a Mormon is a little better than a
Gentile-.if anything.
A contemporary asserts that "half
the married women in the world wonder
who their husbands will marry next"
The other half more sensibly wonder
whom they will marry next.
A Philadelphia mantaumaker impru'
IDENTIFY announces that she makes her
dresses freproof, not realizing that her
customers wish toilets to attract rather
than repel their flames.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of White.
field, n. H., has bought, five acres o.
land for a cemetery, 80 that when any
poor girl breaks her back over sewing
machine at fiitysscents day she may
be sure Of burial at corresponding
rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LosDoN August 9-l2 80 M
Consoi sI iSr money for the account sA Ten
FRAnKyonr BouRsE-LoKpoN, August 9-43o p NJ
Dispatches from Frankfort quote United States i've
twenty bonds at g7>S for the issue Of 1862.
Paris BoUHsE-LoaDos; August 81 80 p. M.-Paris
LIvERPooL CoTT0N MAnKEr-LUKRPooI, August o.
23O p MOf the sales today 80 bales Anne
snd: mind lid Orleans shd Sales 10000 bales in;
shipped from Savannah or Charetton. not below low
middlings, deliverable August, SD.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsrUYvs MARKHT.-EdvxRPOOL, August
9-P. M.-The market Is quiet
IIyERrooL Provisions MARKEp-LIvEnPooI, August 9 =
ESQ M-Cheese 8lk 60 per cwt for the best grades Of
American fine Lard, sas Sd. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE. MARRET.-LIvERPooI, August g.
1880 p. M.-Refned petroleum I3Jsd Id per gallon
LONDON PRODUCE MARKkr.-LONDON, August O.
Taow AS Cd per cwt Spirits turpentine, S3 SIS 3D.
per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-10
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY AUGUST TO- 1s7s-rRPLE SHEET

cals because they have est their voices or their
families grow too large men who have learned
before unsppreciative rndences. or the less noble
class who never h I'd any principes-inchoate
tneolog1ans, who v<ere spoiled In the making
has no dogma.
OF the actual results Of education under such
auspices It ID lot my intention TO speak at present,
Dnt can conceive OF consequences more disas-
trous tnan those spprehended by the writer In the
paper reIerred to, namely, that some OF these
chlldre1 II sent to the Catholic Pr0tect0ry, might
become democratic politicians. -
PROTESTANT MINISTER.