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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-07
NEW
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Tea and Coffee Store

Tbs subscriber would rcspectfullv<y7~,
e announce a. to his friends aud the pu6-E8E
hic that he has completed the mr.
raigefnents OF his new Tea, Coffee and s"Ics s,o,
NO. D w. -Four TIA Street.
Whole VIII DO found the largest and one OF tho beat
sssoitments 81 Tea and Coffee ever offered in lie
ments Of fne Groceries which have been seles,ed
with great care and bought direct Of the importors
please. 'A'' '""ho' iaii 10
Persons buying bag Of coffee or half cheat oY tan
can save 10 per cent philadelphia or New York
IoHf-u WIN. II. PIERCE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-07

NONE BUT THE VERY BEST qualities of An
IN thracite and Bltuminous COAL dry and we'll
screened and delivered from the yard and self screen
ing bins GEO. W. BUSH,
&uec i--u French street wharf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-07

N EW fkEPAhAriUNS.-E. bringnurst & Co..
~ desire to call the attention OF physicians ami
others interested, 10 the following new
OF their own nEnut acture. which are Ia on.
cupy prominent position as the most popular OF
the ,nutritive toncs.
WINE AND BEEF, each Tablespoonful rolresentInp
Inc nout FISHING constituents OF one ounce Of tresh
Sherry Wine. 1's
WINE or BEKR AND Iron, Containing tho sauna a.
the above with the addition three grs,us of
OF Iron In each tablespoonful
ELIXIR OF BkEF, each tab'espoonful representing
me houtishment OF one ounce OF Fresh Beef with
desserts poonful of Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BBRF, IRON, AND CALlsAyA, each
tablespoonful OF which contains the pourishing
Of one ounce Of tcsh Beef. three grains Of
ryI2rhosl nate OF Iron, eight grains OF Calissya
oark, WIN FINEST French Brandy.
The above elegant preparations are pAlaiable
anu grateful TO the taste, acceptable the stomach
and Uniform In strength, having for their basis ure
Extract OF Beef the iutritive and yaIue
OF which in 1ebiiitated conditions of tne syse rs
well established. They are emnently adapted 10,
the treatment OF those suffering from the debility
resulting from protr acted illness In the sinking
OF typhoid aud other levers In tire exhaustion and
iAusue arising from excessive work. losa OF anne
Hte, impaired digestion apd dyspepsia, Asa rrsto-
rauVe AMI nvigorator u ey are Invaluable for the
convalescent, In the debility oil age
IN The rapid growth OF children and In ali forms Of
general debility ate ded by defective nutrition
er the blood. ~
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
h. BRlNGHURST & 10,
SiAth * Market Sts.. wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-07
DELAWARE MARBI.E WORKS,
Corner Fifth nnd King Ssreets,

. : - WILMINGTON, DEB.
NJ oTlOE Is nereby gwen that the undersigned
~ continues to carry on tho Marble, Granite and
uisf f~'
MONUMENTS. TOMBSTONEs,
Door stills, Window Sills, linteis, steps Mantels
Nc., ~ sport notice and reasonable terms. The
oest Italian and American Marble, Will be usel In the
business The attention OF the public Is respectfully
invited. wM. DAVIDSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-04-07
.. T.. HUDoI.PH.
,o GINA. CLASS AND QURRNsJyARR.

VHWtHytoH. DetHtcufe.
WIN be 70 found n tho largest and best assort-
taiid China Dinner Sets Hand China Tca
NOR se's' White China Tea Sets, White China Din
III I no,1, ,,nWaths White Iron Stone Dinner Sets
ware Iron Stone Tea Sets Fancy Toilet sets, great
,a,n,y, common Goods Of every description Fancy
,n is ~ tihtss Variety; Hard Rubber liandl.
nmNss Plated Forks, Spoons, Casters &c. Plated
= ca n'is OF best quality Cut Glassware Of every
80, ,p ,,p ihshu Glasswnre, OF every description
ooal on Lamps, Portland Kerosene on Lamp Chim,
hcys, %c The attention OF those want OF Tie nbuye
suous vs. hvcd 10 my stock Of goods in thus line The,
Ihy OF NE goods IL the best oi the kind that can he
iund and the prices ~ low ny good goods can he sold
il" i-u THoS. Y. DENOiMANDlE.
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FOR SALE.
NEW COAL YARD.
HOR SALE.
P1MPIES.

kT2,ooO WHITE OAK POSTS
- mat,l MA SAMUEL ALkICHS.
Gls>goW. Del.
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rs WANTED ~

& WANTED ne
AZ PERSONS WHO OW.yA HORSE TO KNOX,
TIA l.. Bringhurst d DO, have beena ppoipted
agents for WILMINGTON, for the sale of
HOfEH'S HOOF LINIMEN1
for tile prevention and cure of Coy-
TRACTION, C0RSs, QUARTER CRACKS,
CONTRACTION or THE BACK SISRw GKS-
eRALf CALLED kNEE-SPRuSG SPRAIss, CALLS
SCRATCHES, RHEUNATIsM, &C.
nave tested Boyci's Hoof Liniment on the fear M
over one hundred horses The difference 10 the CON
dltoh OF the feet Is great in Its favor that xoUd
properly applied to every horses hoof and esuecisi
IN the summer when the h0rses feet are awa vi in 80,
tact with the heated earth, which tlrs them M 80,
they become hard and lev erlsl which nrnn css c
Hactlon, corhs, quarter cracks Contraction Of tha
Dack sihew, commonly called Knee Sprung and often
rom the Iss IN the hoof 1t produces sweeney in ths
snoulet. We recommend ii as the best yreb.ration
we ever nsel u should be used every horses hoof
seommohiy as Oil IS used harness or mems hoots
o keep them in good condition. o
p-.-.,.,.. T.. H. Oo,,lsIin,
fTCITiet0T and Superintendent OF N, pout,U,nLaI
~, =, StaCs.f, Sdniom Street, Pk.iateIphid,
Mr.. NJ C. BOyER-Dsar SIR :; Ihlis 10 certifv
nat nave used your I.niment In my stables fijr
hIse months past on mtre than one hundred hotses
Aha ma y INC bert preparation have ever usej on
horses' II Is far better than you recommend L ss1J
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3ist Street, New York CITY
Sold Wholesale and retail at propriesors ,ric.s hv
L. BRINGHUkST & Co, ap0tIee afies
cOrDei eth and Market Street,
wilmington. Delaware.
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TO MOROCCO DRESSER,S.

Geo Crossley, No. $50 John street, PHILADELPHIA
Isspecuuily Informs the Morocco Manufactures OF
wilmington and vicinity, that he has invented a ma
cne Tor limiting and glazing morocco, which will do
a thlrd more W. TX than any other machine in use
mat Will not pack the leather but make it softer than
story. ~
Tho subscriber will put up machines ANYWHERE
Address hun by letters, 529 John Street phia
oct 2s-tf
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NEWS AND OGHER ITEMS.

1T will COS, Sl19 ,7OJ to repair the dam
age done to the Stra-bourg Cathedral BY tie
Prrlssian bombardment.
"A Portland clergyma startled his flock
on Sunday evening by telling them thai
"Hell was not SO full Of men and women,
30 men and women were full of-hell."
A Cincinnati lover has been discarded
BY his atiiancel milIi1G-heire.s Ior ireadiEg
on her pet cars tail. He vowed it w.s an
accident, but she insisted i, WIS done ON poor
Pu%.
1T is announced in France on high med
ical authority that the milk OF cows affected
With the ''foot and mouth disease" common
~ proves fatal to infants, even when mixed
with nine parts of healthy milk.
"A wedding was broken up At Columbus
City, Iowa, in the following manner: The
preacher arked if any one had any ohjec-
tions; the young lady sid: "Yes; don't
want to marry him."
A Yale College student lately vent
through = civil service examination, and
sfier passing triumphantly, a-tonished the
examiners BY telling Ihem that he didAnos
want any Office. bu; merely wAn,ed to see
shat the examination was like.
The Eos,on Bulletin says: "a newly
married couple started on their wedding
trip yesterday noon. The train proceeded
less than half mile. when 1t stuck in snow
bank. Bot while the wind hovied vocifor-
ously outside, there were snugne-s and
comfort in one seat within your betr'
Ono Sunday lately, in the middle of
Ireland, while service was going on in the
Catholic church, three ladies entered the
huildisg to tskes refuge from sudden aosm.
rhs psie.t, knowing the ladie. personally,
whispered 70 the aacrissn: "rhree chairs
for the Protestant ladis.." Tue sacriaAn
Immediately stepped up TO the coDgrez.iion
md hade them give three ekeeTs Tor the Pro.
taaass ladies', which they did in good syle.
IL coofnaioo and vezaEiss Of Tie Poos priest
lRsy - i0eised, ~ 6ozibsd.
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fORTUAATE.
A DsnlaE.RO0m S.trS Falls Heir 10
$500

A Daulsx.ROom S.trS Falls Heir aO
$500.
Nearly every city in the Union, says the
Omaha BEE. has had the honor, during the
last year, of being the home Of servant
girl who has had the good luck to fall he'll
to . large fortune. Il Was but a few weeks
ago that We read in the San Francisco
papers, of hotel girl falling heir 10 hun
dred tbousand dollars. And nov comes an
Omaha girl ts be added TO the long list
upon whom the goddess Of fortune has
deigned to cast her golden smiles. The
name Of the heiress is Maggie O'Brier, q
dining-room Girl at the Donovan House,
where she hes been employed for several
months past, always doing her duty well
and cheerfully, and owing to her fascinating
manner and pretty face, she has made
favorable impression upon more than one OF
the gentlemen boarders during that time.
Lsss evening che received letter from the
postofice, and upon opening and reading 1t,
what was her surprise TO learn that an sun'
in Washington had died and left her for
tune! The news was too much to keep, and
ii leaked out this morning, and while sht
waited upon the table che became the centre
OF attraction, and the observed of all OBJ
servers. Her fortune was soon the general
topic of conversation, aud the amount was
variously stated TO he from S25, 600 4"
$50 coo; but We are reliably informed that II
In not q cent more than ten thousand dollars.
Bot that amount is not to be sneezed At, and
Mis- Maggie continues 10 receive the Con-
grstulations of her many friends.
1: has been slyly limited to us that Ger
tain young man who has been very assldu
Gus in his devoiions to the fortunate Maggie,
is .s mnch delighted oser the news as she Is,
and there il no telling to what happiness the
death Of this wealthy aunt may eventually
lead
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money represented by the check, nor did
h. know where the money had gone to, o.
anything vhaiever coocerning l.
RATIONAL THEATRE DESTROYED.
WAsHIxGroH, Jan. 2S-The National
Theatre took IRE this Dosuing about ten
O'Clock and vas complesely destroyed.
Mrs. OAtes burlsslue oPef, company COM
menced an esGagemest ii that thsatie and
their wardrobe vas entirely consumed. The
Imperial Hotel adjoining was badly damaged
Lnss on theatre, which v.a owned By Wm.
H. Ripley. eAimated 1t Sl0O, 900, on which
there is $4,000 insurance. Aansxer La
velle Lost hs entire wardrobe. Nm. La
velle, the leading ac.rees ut the theatre, also
lot heavily in this respect. The theatre l.
to be rebuilt Immediately. Tnis building
VS. the third one on this sate which has been
destroyed by 6re. the second time being
fifteen years sgo. Mrs. James OAtes, with
her bnrleqse troupe saved their wind and
other musicsl instruments, With so0e slight
and comparatively irihing exceptions.
SUITS 10 BE DISCONTINUED.
The Attorney General has directed the
Cnited States District Attorney At Mobile to
discontinue the suits brought sgsinet i'm
porters Of foreign goods, Who, during the
var, paid custom dutiee to the Confederate
officers. said suifs beipg instituted to recover
to the United States the amounts thus paid
a. import taxss. The Attorney General
takes the gound that as the Confederate gov
eminent was . defacto gosernmet at that
time and that ~ the people where eaid taxes
were paid were not able to res,s, il, and
Cni,ed States officers not being there to re-
cover duties, the suits that had been entered
ought not to be prosecuted.
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Consumption can lie Cured.
sCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK'S SEAWEED TONIC,

Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption
Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will
often occasion the death Of the patient. Ii locks up
lie liver, stops The circulation OF the blood her-
.rhage follows, and, in fact ciogsiug the action u:
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia the causes 81
two-thirds Of the eases Of consumption. Many
are nov complaining with dali pain in the side,
the bowels sometimes costive and some times too
loose, tie tongue coated, pain in the shoulder
blade, feeling sometimes very restless and ether
times drowsy; the food that is taken lies heavily
on the stomach, accompanied with AGILITY and
belching of wind Thes.. ~ ap.oms usually org
mate from disor 'erru iitinn of tire stonaCi
q torpid liver. Persons atscted, il they take
one or two heavy colds and II the cough in these
cases lie suddenly stopped, the lungs liver and
stomach clog and remain torpid aud inactive, and
before the patient Is aware o. ms situation, he
lungs are mass of sores and liberated and death
is the inevitable result
SeheRck's Pulmonic Syrup X IN ex?Nctoraat
which does not contain any opium, any thing
calculated 10 check coach suddenly.
Schenck's weed Tome d.s-o!ses the fool,
mikes with the gastric juice o! The stomach, di
gests easily, Bourshes The system and creates
healthy circulation of the Olo--t. when the how
els eostve. skin salIOx ami the patient is OF a
bilious habit Scht aek's Mandrake Fills are r,lur-
ed.
The medicines arc prepared by DIR. j. II.
SCHES OK Il S',S, northeas; corner OF sixth a d
Arch streets, Philadelphia
For sale b. .'rug.ists generally.
MEYERS BROS, -. Louis. No,
mar3-S3Aw Wholesale. Agents.
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Robbery.

George Kern, young man in the employ
of Heryhfeld 4 Mitchell, and boarder al
the Continental Hotel, had very rly visit
from one of those light fingered individuals
Who are ever on the alert. Yesterday morn
ing while at work his room was entered and
. thirty-iour dollar dress coat, ten-dollar
revolver and . $3.50 cigar-hoIder we're s'o'
len. Mr.. Korn commenced q dilligent
search after the lost articler, and visited all
the pawn5rokers in the city. At the last
pla.e he visited, Mr.. Reach, he found his
coat and cigar holder, but failed to learn the
whereabouts of bis revolver. Mr.. Reach
states that he bought the articles from q
person wholly unknown to him. and he was
therefore unable to give any further Particu'
lars. Search will be commenced to day and
perhaps the city made too hot for him be-
fore the setting Of to-dsy's sun.
No blame on sccount Of carelessness can be
attached to the proprietors Of the Continen-
tai Hotel, who are very careful with every
thing in their hands, and who have never
lost anything before. The cities all around
US are full of thieves, and no doubt We shall
have our share of them just nov. We I'D
wise our citizens 10 keep look out with
their revolvers and shot guns loaded, and il
and body visits you betwse" shutdown and
sunrise, who has no business to. just give
him the con,ert-. and you will Ire rid OF any
further trouble from that individual.
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DIR. J. n. ROSES
Pills.
THE GREAT FEMALE TONIC.

Since the death Of Prof Devees, Of the Univcr.
sity Of Pennsylvania the ciseases Of females .
special branch Of medicine hss received but lit.e
afteniio and IL even nov lea understood than
any other branch Of the profession. Amer thirty
years Of extensive practices AMI close study. Dr. j.
s. ROoE p9esents 10 the public the result, these
truly excellent Pills. They have . peculiar affinity
for the debiIitated muscles Of the females, and
10 CASE HAvg THKT YkILHD In radically curing
thNas distressing complaints females often
subject 10. They bruce the whsle system, giving
stFenzth and vivzcify the frame II large by ia
aeaang the eoloring matter VI The blood, causing
the capillary system to hsc0mS fully injected
IL lips TO assume reidsr color, and the eye re-
neved bhghtneo. They are pse-eninent,y tonic,
and peeaiiasy Atted TO Improve the quality Of the
biosd, VIXEN inpsvesished by any ezu.e, hence,
thsy usefzl in diseases Characterized BY debi.
-, especially When the consequence Of any irordi.
nate diseharIs. For thoss depressed BY pale COM
ple1ioa, languos, sestlessDess, paptation, eniee-
I'D circulation, and thin blood, they are
sovereign remedy. Thousands Of ladies Who had
long hes under the Of those przeseing the old
sy.ten e nsAieins, have pronoancrd them supe-
dss - the vbsis 1aeslty and their various
ep0pUunAa.
- sold ~ ALI. DRUGGISTS.
- - aail . say sAdsso reeeipt Of 30 eenfs.
No. . Nsssh Ninth street., Philadelphia, r m
- y19vo1Aeov
Look, ~ YeaDg DeeFdless Friend.
f~r&srh O,sje.s VIII sziss you beard in twenty
1syn. Is eeots Address Dr.. Tracy, 80 Clih 1t.
10 York, noy1
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in b,rrels and sacks, warranted the best in
the State.
nov26,f GORDON x Fro.
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For poor bread, role, bi-cniis or pastry,
when bon-e-keeper. use Dooley's Yeast
Powder. The perfect purity of the articles
entering into lis composition in-ure the same
results each time, which deleteriOus Baking
Powders can not. We challenge COMPARE
son With any Yeast Powder in market, know
ing full we'll that no other similar article is
put up With the same care and precision rs
ours. We give good weight, and guarantee
quality and quantity ~ represented. For
sale at retail by grocers in quantities to suit.
jsn.9sodSw
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Tickets Sl0,Ealf Tickets So,
Quarters $3.50.

e9our lotteries chartered By the State are
always drawn 81 the filIe named, snd all drawings
are under the supervision OF worn commissioners.
SE-Ihe ofhclal drawing viii be Published in the
ST. Louis papers, and Il copy Of drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets.
serve viii draw d similar ohCr,e the last day o.
every month during the yer Is7l-
E8 Rem I at our risk by POSFOFFIrE MONEY
CspEks RE Isl EkED LETTER, DRAFT
EXPRESS. send Tor circular. address
MURRAY, MILLER 4 CO.,
PSssofee box 24's. ST. LOUIS, NO
api(tu th sai4w
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Henderson's Buchu, tie great diuretic, an
unfailing remedy for all diseases of the kid
neys and bladder, also for Dyspepsia or in
fatu,ency, or wind in the stomach.
The most Distressing cases Of female weak
ness and uterine complaints are permanently
cured by HENpEksOS's BUcHU. Ii il I'M
egoaied by any known remedy for The cure
OF dro2-y. gravel. and all equity or Tkeu-
matte affections. II is specific remedy for
e1Peiiing all PIN and Tape worms. 1t is
prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic
affections Of the liver. For sale by all drug.
gis.s. Sre advertisement in this i-eue. div
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cneck OIL W liepn On tbS SAME Udn8
Wilson, who vas standing near the chair
man, said he should like to settle thi. ques-
ton right here. He should merely like to
have m opportunity to explain and 10 see
whether the check that he had vas given.
Mr.. Hoar said the gentleman should have
an opportunity to be heard.
Witness, resuming his testimony, remark
ed Tat he had not stated
that the check Vas not drawn 90
Wilson's order, check was drawn to the order
Of witness. who made it payable TO the order
Of E. II. Rol!i,s =; witness remarked to Viii
iiam., Treasurer Of the Company, ''Sup-
pore the money ~. used for lobbying pur
poees," to which Williams replied Il sup
pose So" and gave witness to infer that -uch
vas the case. by vote Of the committee
Wilson was privileged TO invesiisa.e the sit
nes concerning that part of his testimony
regarding him. Wilson then closely
| Questioned the witness, Who said
that on the Oh of March. 1871,
he handed to Wi!scn check for
$19, 600 in the ciice Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company at or near his desk; the
check Vas irrt made PAYABLE 10 the order o.
witness, and then 10 the order Of E. II. Rol
lins at the National Bank Of Commerce q
Bottom witDesa had not showed that th,
check wss payable 10 Wilson, but that it IN
delivered to him, he thought, BY Ii,
direction Of Williams, Treasurer OF the Com
pany. Wilson then aid that since he ha<
been coaaected With the Union Pacific rail
road and that be was director, and ii tia
tine he had never handled doller excep
such - be had received for his official ser
vices and the preparation Of . pamphlet, 70
which he had received small amount Al
h6 voochess we're made out regularly
and he had received no money for himself Q
any eGhef penos, from The Union Pseif
Railfoed Company, except = be he'd jul
sfafed, and he desired that the cheek refefre
to BY the witness might Be Obtained, an
every person through whose hands it passc
might be examined. He had audioul
. allhtsea fron doing anything which vol
look ike eadeasHins to inAuence Coaerer,
Tor y nenhef Of Caagrss coenosniee Il
Legila1ars fioo time to tine. Wilau1 ri
De ehsak night have beea placsA n b
: pnssisn q haa3ed to sons o. 81 kia
i He - ~ Bsnollacs essa, ia II e
d. :. ce.i.lly a.aia d. y =
s3vs9 A1s1o 0olAe0 ~ daalne I
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In he hands Of science all things become
valuable ty ajaptment. DIR. j. We has
obtained from certain vegetable pIc.dcis OF
California, the invaluable curative known a.
the California Vinegar Biuer', medicine
which is exciting the wonder of the COM
muniIy by its beneficial operation in the
worst cases OF rheumatism, pulmonary
disease, genera! debility, congestion OF the
liver, constipation, scroiula and malarious
ievers. dXw
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cars COUCH e.ieksi

L,OE COUGHS, Group, Whooping Cough, GAIN
L sy. Asthma, Cod, Hnsrsencss.. Tieklin; in
tho throat, Catarrh and Consumption.
Whoopine Cough cured my chill in the Grs,
stage of ths com la It.-Jbarlcs Rawling.
Qrinsy-n cured me- l hal been afflicted five
yeaTs.-Ann Il. Eagcoit.
Croup-it cured my child after other medicines
had failed--E d GriEneli.
Coughs had suffered three years. believe IL
u be an ehectuAi remedy. L. Root.
Colds and Asthma believeit to he an invalu-
able Family " dicine. JAS. Hol!ister.
THE C. q. CLARK CO., New Haven, Conn. :.
Sole Projectors
JOAN F. HENRY. sac CJEess Piire, Y. Y.
Sale agent. novIfisw
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Oh MARRIAGE.

A ~ page book, Containing ans sers 20 questions
of great inpo: tanes. sent free Tor two sta M p5.
Address Mrs d. Asugsr, Hanover, a.
iAL9N6l
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MAKE money fast and honorable, by at
once applying Tor territorial right. (which
are given free to agents. to sell the hest,
strongest, mott useful and rapid selling Sew
ing Machine ever nsed or recommended by
families, or buy one for your own use; ii
il only IS. Sent free everywhere BY ex-
pre.s. Address for particulars, A. Caie!ey.
Superintendent, corner Greenwich and
,ourtlsndt streets, New York.
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To Teaehcrs. School OSoers and Osher Friend

To Teaehcrs. School Officers and Oher Friend
of Education Of Leare"CorA;
desire 10 obtain the names, ages and pos
ofsc, address Of the blind youth Of the city
and county Of Leavenvortb. Tor the purpose
of securing to them educational advantages
under the laws of the State.
1t il earnestly hoped th.t all will interest
Themselves in this matter, and make dihGent
inquiry after those who are living in phys
cal darkness, that this mean. OF intellectual
LIGHT and culture NAV lie furnished them.
Please act At once, and confer lasting behe'
Fl: upon fhis unfortunate cla.a OF soc'e'y.
Teachers would do we'll to inquire through
their pupils. Address.
JP. BAUsERMAS,
Sept Tub. Inst. Leav. Go.