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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-05

Pm bound for the land Of Canaan!
Pm bound for the land of Canaan!
For it is my happy homo"
The eagle hath stirred her nest, she hath
futtered over her young-and that brings us
to the third pint of our discourse.
And now, my dear frinds, what does she do2
She spreadeth abroad her wings. Thar she is
right up in the sky her wings stretched, like
the shadder of u mighty rock i'll dry land.
Thar below is the little eagles standing on
the last stick, the last prop, holdin' on with
their trembin' feet like grim death, while fiery
pillows roll beneath-afeard to fly, afeard to
stay, afeard to do anything, afeard not to do
sumthing-knowing thar is deep purcplce,
wbar the worm dieth not and the fire is not
Notwithstanding thar is place whar the
streets run with milk and honey, and whar
thar's no weepin', no mourning, no nashing OF
THAR teeth-kn knowing they haint got nothing
stir themselves and fly upward. Why don't
they fly upward? Thar they tremble and
shiver and cry out and want to fly, but they
dussent-waiting fur convenient season which
never comes, and thar above all is the old eagle
q spreading above of her wings and looking
down to see if they won't do sumthing-like
men and wimen, instead of jist staying thai
like marble statutes to be waited about by
every breeze-and thar she is spreading abou
her wings, until at last she gives one grea
souawk OF wrath and fops down on the whole
brood and knocks the last pin from under 'em
,Lor9 Voc ond uhor arc roU
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Laying a Corner Stone.
A NEW ORPHANS ASYLUM TO RE BUILT
AT SIXTH AND WEST.

A NEW ORPHANS ASYLUM TO RE BUILT
AT SIXTH AND WEST.
Sunday afternoon Bishop Becker, as
sisted by Fathers MeGrane, Lyons and
Fallon, laid the corner stone Of the new
Female Catholic Orphans Asylum to be
erected on tho northwest corner of Sixth
aud West.
The crowd present was very large,
numbering about 1900 persons, including
members OF the following societies, who
marched to the place in body; -
At. Peters Beneficial Society, ~. Mary's
Beneficial Society, 81. Mishae's Bench.
cial Society, st. Paups Beneficial Society,
St. James Beneficial Society, 81. JOseph's
Beneficial Society, sodality Society of St.
Peters Church, Shields' Library Assoeia-
ton, and all the children from the differ
ent Catholic schools.
Bishop Becker, assisted by the reverend
gentlemen named above, blessed the
stone. This beautiful and interesting
ceremony occupied about quarters
of an hours time, and was followed by
an appropriate sermon from the Bishop
who said that every successful criminal
was educated, and he accounted for this
on the ground that their education was
not attended with that moral and rell
gious training which prevails in Catholic
schools. 1t was the aim of the Catholic
teacher to first instill morality and reli'
gion in the child, and after this is don't
It's thorough education is quickly accom-
Ipllshed.
The audience then adjourned to thu
church and were dismissed by the bene
diction.
The new building will be 81 by 81
feet, three stories high, with an attic. 1t
front will be of pressed brick and The
main entrance on West street. The cor
ner stone of the building will be eXpose'
at the northwest corner, about four fee
from the ground, and will have an apprt
/ pirate inscription on ii.
I The school is at present very successft
I and is attended by about 200 orphans au
! other children. A thorough Englis
} education is given and music and DRAWN
are also taught.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Hair Whltencd BY Frlght.


An AUTHENTIC STORY ora MANI ItAtEH.lA So.
RLANciiEp 1879 Fitldirr
Numerous instances have hccn recorded
oi sudden irights changing the color of the
hair. For the following authentic incident
we are indebted To the Rev. 4. A. lrindic.
OF Newark. who WAS long intimately ne
QualuiCd with Mr.. Jones'. The Hon. Isaac
y. Jones. ct Baltimore, late Attorney Cen
eral OF Mary land. is "a SON oi the Mr.. 4.
referred TO, aud corrohnratra the statement
ul Nj Bfindle.
Some nits years ago MT Bcnmmin /.
Iunes. then OF Somerset county. Mi. with
the view of purchasing home in North
carolina. mounted his horse and started uu
his Southern trip, with upwards of three
{ thousand dollars about his person. Late
one afternoon. while riding through "a
| swamp said TO be infested with robbers. and
OF which Nh Jones hNd been prev iOusty
I cautioned, suddenly a man sptHuu uut al "a
1 dense ticket aud presenting uusiol Ht MI
Jones head said "N our money or Nuur
life. lie said hr iclt aus IL every hair ON
/ his head stood nu cuh aud WAS about tn
! give up Ibis money. hut. recovering snmr-
what from the sudden shock. hr dputrl
I hlt lug any bat some loose change that lac
prosecuted 20 cNhihit The fphhcr r' identity
f"llrS ing the statement. pN pressed surprise
that the stranger should be 10 well
mounted and Yet 50 poor IA purse, when
/ MI Jones sand he was a preacher of the
Gospel, and WAS consequently poor. The
hiphW aymhn apparently satisfied with the
explanation. atIu. well it sou Win su with
me tu my home. in the woods. aud htutigc
my children, You Will do my wiirH eIcut
favor. ion We haye not seen preacher fur a
number ui brats. aud ] shall return you
safely 10 thiH place again. MIR. Jones. ui
course. accepted the proposition. bat not
being preacher hc htd snu" mi-.eit iugs "a
10 ms hriug able satisfactorily tu tuitt la,
ruEtsrmrnt Having uu form ui haliisunHI
service nt command hC impruN iscd one ipi
the occasion. gave the ruhntt children a
passport To the ''hnstitu world. made htt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

There Is no pain which the Centaur Lint
ment will not relieve, no swelling It VIII
not subdue, and no lameness which 1t Will
not cure. This is strong language, but II Is
true Where the parts are not gone its
effects are marvellous. II has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia lock
jaw, palsy, sprains, swelllngs, caked-breaAtH'
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear-sohe, &C.
upon the human frame, and Of strains spa
win. gals, SC, upon animals In one year
than have all other pretended remedies since
the world began. 1t ia counter-irritant,
an all-hcaling pain reliever. Crlpples throw
away their crutches, the lame walk, poison
Gus hiies are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without scar. It is
no humhug The recipe is published around
each bottle II Is selling AS article ever
before sold, and It sells because II does JUST
what it pretcnds TO do. Those who now
suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling
dcscr, to suffer II they will not use Cen
taur Iinimcnt. More than 1000 certificates
Of remarkable cures. including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism, govt, running tumorS'
&c, have been received. We will send q
circular containing certificate, the recipe
sc. gratis TO any one requesting II. One
hottie of the yellow wrapper Centaur ihnE
| mcni il worth one hundred dollars for spa
sincd or sweenied horses and mules or for
vcrew- worm in sheep. Stock-owners-thii
liniment il worth your attention. No tam
lily should he without Centaur Liniment
Price SOC bottle, large bottles ti'OO.
J. Il. ROSE n Co,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
Iron in the Blood

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the PrOtOride Of
IRON, is so combined as to hare
he character of an dtillent, as
vastly diDested and dsSiniitdted
With the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OWn Pitdlizing
agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "a thousand ills" simply
By TOnilg APP, HIUiOOrdting and
PitdLisfng the System. The en-
riched and UitdLised blood per-
Diedtes every part of the body,
repairing damages and aOdste,
searching out morbid Secre-
tiOns, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feed 9Ip0n.
This is The secret of the aUO9l-
derJHL success Of this remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar.
rhOea, BOils, NervOusA Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating do
70 bad state of the blood, or ac-
cOnllDallied 6y debility or q LOlO
state OTthe system. Being free
| from Alcohol, In any form, its
energising effects are not fol-
IolOed bU corresponding Tedc-
ton, but are permanent, infiL-
sing strength, VigOr, and 9IetU
life into al parts Ofthe system,
md building up an Iron Con-
stitftiOn.
Thousands hare been chdn0ed
I By the use Of this remedy, from
weak, sicIcLy, suffering crea-
lures, to strong, hedLthV, and
hdppU nieH and iC0men; and
lnVOEids cannot reasonably hes
tate TO give it G trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
WAN SYRUP JLOiOsI IN the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
seth W. F0wLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRUq0IsTs CENEaAIIY
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

...... .................,.
h'" 'F IANS.n 'F tN''. l7," NS-ri MICS l
'''hHN tlNt'-F '"hI9' El''
Here va always reckon shat tho Fourth Of
luiy eummrurca thuut f, u'cluck un the
cN"nih- preceding u and continues until
the expiration ot the day proper, and so
consider IL correct Ia uutc everything oe-
curing between those hours as strictly
belonging 10 the anniversary of our eoun-
trA s birth.
ON Thursday night, about 3 O'Clock. the
explosion OF tire. crackers, the noise Of the
pistol and the cannon, commenced. and in
iroducci by degrees the Undesirable racket
and confusion that set in immediately after
the old town clock announced the iIour of
twelve and the advent at the glorious
Fourth
Then the fire bells struck for some MIN
utcs in quick succession. the hose carriage
bells rang. cannon were DISCHARGED, and
! about "a ton ul l,re.crtuitprs ucre exploited.
| Add IN this the enthusiastic yelling nf Inc
l large crowds that were on tie street, and
/ YOU can then imagine but not describe the
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

LARCENY or GovrENNENr BoNps, Fri
day morning week, about haltpast three
O'Clock, Willis Taylor entered the house VI
James SilcoN, on maryland AVnnue, through
a second-stofy back window, which WIS
reached hy climbing upon shed. lie then
proceeded to the room In which Mr.. SilcnN
was asleep, and taking the keys from that
gentleman's pocket, went up stairs.
and WAS thus enabled TO get pusses-
sion Of "a huN containing one $500
and one +iO0 government bond, besides 70
number oi documents of value only tn the
owner. Taylor then left the house and
back OF the gas works broke the hoN open
and took the bonds but left the other papers
lying there. Early In the morning Iay lol
| gave the 800 bond 20 q friend and sent
/ him MP town 10 sell il for 5000. His
/ friend concluded there was some
/ thing wrong and delivered the bond
at the police station and left the name OF
| ray Tor with it. In % few minutes after
/ Mr.. SilcoS, having missed the hos, reported
] his lrss az the police hc1lquartcrs Hcwa'
! shown the 500 bond and identified II as hi'
1 property. A warrant was issued fol
/ ruylu arrest, and officer O'Neili about
one O'Clock in the afternoon, scrvc'
il and delivered the prisoner mp
I On his person was found tie SOM houl. Hut
he then Acknowledged the theft and toll
where the papers could he found, Taylo
married niece OF MIR, SilcnN who still con.
tiuuca to live with her uncle. and by me
prisoners frequent visits there "a know ieds'
at where the old geutlrm au kept his h"uH
wac obtained. Fhe Mayor hrid IAYloi 10
$500 itll 10 npHpf 40 court
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

"nEIL MAS NO rIEY LIKE A woNAN
sc0iNEp."
Some time ago, c1loreA man Who
lives with "a gentleman ON Delaware
nv niue, became engaged to II woman Of
his owe color, hut as the time for the
wedding approached, he felt that he did
not love her sufficiently to marry her and
frankly told her so.
On the 4th ske met him on Delaware
avenue and asked him to take walk
with her in the cemetery but he expecting
scene refused lie told her however
that he would walk down town with her.
They did so, but she suggested after whil,
that they walk down Jefferson street, ant
he never suspecting her OF any evil de
signs walked with her. When they la,
got to about Twelfth and Jefferson thu
woman suddenly tHrned upon him an,
| drawing a knife made a sudden lunge a
his throat, making frightful, but fortu
nately not fatal cash The victim of tn
assault does not intend to prosecute tn
desperate girl so their names are withheld
but there is no doubt the cOlored maj
made very narrow escape from bein
murdered.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION CONCERN
ING 1T.
The following letters explain them
selves -
PHILADELPHIA, July 80, 1873.
EDITOR OF EVERY EvENING-siR;-
Enclos ed you find letter, answer to letter
of inquiry regarding the sale of tobacco
The letter of inquiry was sent by the re-
quest of some tobacco dealers in Will
mington, and since the law regarding the
sale of tobacco is carried out to the very
letter, Chat is, in Wilmington the pub
location of this information may prove OF
some interest to some Of the many re-
tallers there. Yours respectfully,
e. e. ROSENBERG.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

AND RALTIMORN n. II.

DEifAaf%SkArffbHE R6XdcSSloN9
enand after MONDAY, April 2lst, 1873, pas.
philadelphia, Baltimore and intermediate
stations.
The s % p. IN. train from Wilmington with
Philadelphia and Baltimore e0naectiop, will run
/ TO seafOrd, arriving At 10 p. NJ, making three
| daily trail to and from heaford
On and after thu above date, this Company
will discontinue running tha early muTnina
| and evening nains between Milford and Har-
spis.a HF. KKNNRY. sup't.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

EXTENDING DELAWARE AvEsuE.-Work-
men are busy grading the lot Of Joseph
Bancroft Just beyond the city line, with a
view to extending Delaware avenue 10
Bancroft's lane. The bed OF the avenue is
nearly graded and ~ soon AZ some blasting
is finished the avenue will be opened. This
will make the road tO Jas. Bancroft X Sous
than at ureseut
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

nHILApELPHIA, WILMINGTON A pALrI.
MORE RAILROAD TIME TABLE,;
nnMhRHoINa MoNDAY. nay ". lol5

ooEssEoIsa ,nosglY, NAY ~, 1878.
r,.,n from p so9EhSAE nI .v. thu pspo.
corner Of BgoAD sTsHEr AID WAsHirafoA
AvsHuK, ~ follows For - ar
chi;S 4 Is ~, s s.cS aM' D. 2 rs &
. 10. $50, u .. 10, ll.so. u, a, p. r.
Il, Es$ i Il. rs :, z 9so. u ~ R5I
az Tsa NOV p Too $50 iOS a. m.' ASH.
So S 10; I g 9,s, ~; z y o. smloS N.
ssiloya:s o D. ID s. "a. nj 80
a @d Z e i I 70 ERt5 T. $50 H.,
Newport Stanton. $50. a. M; 4, OLD l.Se
v Newark. Elk.op. Northeast. $50. q. m. t
y 20. 800 o 10. u ~, ,. m.
Perryvilie $50. a. mt l2l0. 4. ol6.
rs AssivfSs.Ss.orace. $50. a. m., i2iS. T.
II R A. Perry mans, lakewood. Magnolia,
C6ase's, s,eninsf'a Kun. sS a. nj
BSldn Si - u 80. a. m; l2i6 T. nso.
The T 40. a. m. traiu from PhiladslphiA con
meets for FORTRESS Monroe and Norfolk,
N0hTHWAaD.
On account Of difference In time. trains leave
Baltm 10 by city time ave minutes earlier than
IRA TrSiSs Tor Philadelphia win leave as follows
Baltimore. Lso. SS, mi2D, Zso. ioD'
tayr.. de-. Grace, ia7. so, los, am.i All
r f., SSilIR u 1aie. 9 IS o.Os 1905. a m. 4S
" wii%in sscn, IS. elE 7iO, 10, 40 o., TO- 80
a, dss.!s Il q, . x IT, iFd sS g. sl y
d. ". 8 sS 76s, 1904 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINs
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

Two HoRsEs SToLEN AND RRrovFREp.-
On Sunday night, June ~, about II O'Clock,
two horses were taken from the stable Of
Joseph Taylor, Fast Marlborough. Ga Mon
day morning early the kcuuett Horse Com
pany were ont. aud On Tuesday evening the
missing horses were found near Dilwnrtl-
town. The thi,Vcs were heard watering
their horses at the Red Lion Hotel SUNDAY
might by Ahner Baldwin One of the horses
was young colt and must have proved %
lively animal To ride his harl- was sore
from the saddle rubbing it.-lIed chester
Retofd.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

ExcuRsIoNs TO CARE MAY.-The eXcur-
siona 10 Cape May, TO he given BY the Bran
dyvine NJ r. Church are filling up at a
rapid rate ParticH intending to go on
them would do wen TO engage their tickets
AS there aie not two hundred tickets TO sell
for the oue on July 3lHt The one for the
eth OF August is coming in for its share ol
[ patronage.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

Co-PARTNERsHtp.-Ih firm of Cooling
Lloyd carriage manufacturers, has been
dissolved hy the withdrawal OF Isaac V.
Lloyd and The trim of Cooling BROTHERS X
Co, composed OF Joseph N. Cooling sam
uel Cooling and Samuel Murphy, has been
formed who will conduct the same business
ON French street near Fourth. The Ola
firm had the reputation OF making tine
carriages and We have no doubt their rep
utation will be sustained by the new one,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

BoDY FouND-A little boy, about seven
or eight years old was drowned IN the
quarry near Mockessiu station. on the W. X
W. about three weeks ago, while fishing
there. The place was thoroughly dragged
for his body but without success. On last
Thursday, however 1t rose To the surface,
and on the AFOurthn WAS hurled
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

Accident TO THE FELToN.-The steam
boat s. N. Felion met with a slight acct
dent Just az she was entering the Chris
tiana Monday evening. One of her
rudder chains broke causing quite a noise
aud somewhat soaring number of the
passengers. The damage was soon re-
paired however, aud the boat came up to
her wharf. The passengers on her had a
flne view of the PenRsyluaHid on her way
up the river.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

.iunGE HALL.-Juige willard Hall. OF
Wilmington. until recently Judge. OF the y.
:. District Court for Delaware, is, next to
Hon. Horace Kinney, of Philadelphia, the
oldest living graduate OF Harvard College.
They are both ninety.three years OF are.
Mr.. y. was graduated in the close OF llVl,
and the Judge IN that of l7m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

CAMP MRKriNGs.-The following camp
meetings Will be held in this State during
this summer -
Rehoboth Beach, commencing July sth ;
Mariners Bethel. RoNana Circuit. July
10th; Pcarson's Cross Roads, wyoming,
August lst; llillH Woods, near Blaekhird,
August LIST; Wilson's Woods, near George
town, August sih; GnmborO. Circuit,
| August 9TH
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

THE MEMORIAL FouSrA1N. - Tile
water was turned into thi, hcautiili
drinking fountain on the LIST inst, and
it is now In use, and we trust the public
will not only make good usc Of it, but
also take good care of il. The drinking
trough for dumb animals, which is very
| important part Of the design, cannot be
put up until the opening Of Pennsylvania
avenue is completed. The opening OF
this elegant avenue Is delayed 10y dini-
Guilty between the city aud some Of The
| property owners. hut As this trouble is
between the owners OF property further
up the road, We hope that part where il
unitcs with Dclaware avenue may Ne
finished at once, as il not only delays the
completion of the fountain, but publ,
travel ia seriously obstructed by the mar
rOwness Of Thirteenth street and its dis
ordered condition.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

CAnEr-Hon. Il. X. Wilson, NJ. G. from
the first Congressional nistrlcto Of Maryland.
has appointed Edward Lloyd. .lr., son Of
Col. Edw Lloyd, Of Talbot county, Cadet 10
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, IN place
of 7. Z. Muse. grndnAteh and promOted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

DBLAwARR RAILROAD LINE Passenger
- trains wi leays A. foll0ws;

MIXED TRAIN. Eor,hward, will leave Del
mar at - p. y, Laurel, 3. Y seaicrd, y. - ;
BridEe.ile, 4. ~ Greenwood 4 Az Farming .
ton I 70 Harrington. d o. FsltOu. z ~ Can-
terbury, ~; MOodside, 0. Is Wyoming, 9. o
Dovar, t.2j MORTON, ~; BreAf. I'd. d. d
III; TowIeend. 7ls Middleiown, 7. Al Mt
Pleasant, 7.hl; Kirtwood s..si New Castie.S9
Atnso at Wilmington. . ", Philaielphia. H. 30 ;
Baltimore. 3 ~, S0uthwArd. will leave Plla-
deiphia At II. 30 y. Baltimore, ~. VIII
nngtou. u 81 5ew Caatla. ~: Middlatown
2 a.; Townsend. 2 rs; Ciayton 8 at Dover : AZ
Wyoming, 3 %; FELTON,. 4.9; Harrington. Z, n;
FArmiL gtOn. 4. o. Greenwood, o. %; BHdgoville.
3. ~; seaford, o a.; Laurel, g. II; Ne mar, ~.
Incident to freight business, and viii step Onl y
NEW CAsTLk TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington aud Phila-
delphia NJ T. ~. g. %. II 30 N, and g. 80, %,
| s. 80 m. Leave Philadelphia, II. 10 NJ and
/ Wilmington, u 50. s 30, ~. 10 H., aud 20.
| 8. 80, s % p. in. for New Castle
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Wilmi. gt9n for New Castle At 80 a. m
Leave New Castle At y, m; Del, Junction
| 0 y; NJ, Wilmington Hp m
| hMi INA BRANCH TRAINS.
/ Additional ~ those above, leave Clayton FOL
| Smyrna, s 20 A. NJ, AID . 80 p, leayi
smyrna for Clayton, ii. ~ A NJ, and a p M.
/ 20 make connection with trains 10 and frOn
/ Dover, and Stations south.
| CONNECTIONS.
Al Townsend, with this Kent County AM
y Queen Anna,A 4 Kent Railroads. At Clayton
| with Md, & Del, x. h.. At Harrington With }
| u b X. K. Al seaford, with D, a D. X. X. A
Delnar, with Z. s. R. H. and WioOmico an
| foeomohe Il. y , ,-,,,,,,r ,--,.-.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12
So Rroadwny. New YORK.


gnSforfa il more than a substitute for
Castor Oi,. II is the only safe article In
existence which is certain to Hssimilate the
food, regulate the bowels, cure wind-eOie
and produce natural sleep. IL contains
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol ana
is pleasant To take. Children need not cry
ard mothers may rest. aprl2omW
DIR. WeImbOId.
The originator of Buchu. has the satisfac-
tinn of knowing that all his imitetOrH have
tailed to produce the benefits his prepare
ton iusures. Helmbold's Extract Buehu
cures The others disAppOint. Persons
suffering from kidney complaint, gravel,
premature decay, loss of vigor, or any
souvenir Of indiscrction, cannot apply the
remedy too soon. The great point is to get
the genuine Buchu Extract which ID Dr.
Helmholds and no other.
Wanted farmer in every town as agent
for the Collins Solid Steel Plows. For
terms,etc., write TO Collins Co, 2l2 Water
street New York. my lO-3m
J&ICKARD's GREEN CORN CRATER
PAeuted April Sob. ls72)
For reducing uREEs CORN to a PulP. for n akipe
| FRITTFks etc, snd rem wing corn fter iltng,
having the I'm on he cob, like feathers upon .
/ hiush
/ Agents eau make from A. to 40 per day.
/ tamps srut for n cent?
Dept 80 Arch street, Philadelphia. pa.
Agents wanted. my 4-W2m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

Fatal AccrENT.-nn Friday last pair
ct horses attached 10 wheat reaper ON the
BlAkeiorl Farm. near Queenstown, owned
hy Mrs. Ciintunia MAY. became frightened
and started 10 run, A negro man, named
George Phillips, seized the horses and in
his attempt 10 check them WAS throws Ia
the ground, and the machine passed over
him the large wheel passing over his ncrk
and shoulder. crushing his shoulder blade
and otherwise iuiurug ham. from The 'iirel-
of hieh he hisd u "a tcW hours fyifNf
tIfI-fH.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-07-12

A tfRrAr FRArp.-SkidS Gaylord's min
strel troupe were At the Opera House On the
evening Of the am, and their twenty stars
including sis end men, turned out TO he
nice miserable h0tches, an told. They had
small house; should have had - much
smaller one. Their orchestra consisted of q
violin. Nioiencelio and cottage organ; and
their performance. 1t is almost useless Ia
add. was ia strict keeping with all then
other surroundings