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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30
For Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Business stand For Sale,
FOR SALE.

A. "A Tho undersigned desiring to- retire from
M business, offers at private sale, tho well
u known and desirable property, No. 4io East
Third street whcTo for many years past, tie DRY
GOODS and TRIMMING business, (estnbfished by
III. q ). Brown,) has been successfully conducted.
This Is a rare opening for any enterprlsnn person
to engage In an established business With Eood pat
ronagc,
Apply OIL tho premises CT to 2. James Belt OF E.
Brihghurst " Co., SHth and Market strosts.
sep Sj-u Mrs, II. Il, BELT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30
FOR SALE.

% farm for sale in Talbot County, Maryland con-
va station, on tho Maryland g Delaware Ran Rosd
There Is a never falling stream Of water, runaina
through the centre oil said farm and 1000 peach trer
Of choice arletes, three years old next Sprina
Price, Sl5 per acre, cash.
y. C. FITZJuRRELI.,
nov I-et Cordova, Talbot Co, Md
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

Nj Office Ia hereby given that the annual meeting
~ OF the Stockhodets Of 7 he Wilmington Navigation
Co., viii be held at No. sos Market street, Wilmhg
is7S between the hours Of and O'Clock, p. m -.
the purpose Of eieong three directors 70 serve ior
three years. JOHN A GRIFFIN, President
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30


IHE WORK Of TUE SPIRrs.-The Lswes
Liyit published the fol owing, and vouches for
Its act iracy, as the work performed BY the spir-
its at recent test meeting In OF near that town:
\ door leadiug to tie kitchen opened VI self,
when strange to relate. tub containing slops
and other oiisl, marc hed into the room and
dumped its contents on the carpet. This was
| more than the medium had bareained for; he
at once became excited, rushed for the sloI
| Pail, intending to eject 1t from the room, when
| al once commenced scene Of confusion books
| chairs, tables, and articles Of every description
were moving about the room In "double quick;'
the medium was speechless with fright, and hi,
guests wero 10 no better condition In few
minutes all was again calm and the party los
no time In efecting AZ exit, leaving the medium
10 mediate on the puruliar events of the even
| Ing.
KENT COUNTY FARMBRs' CLUB.-An ad
journed Annual Meeting Of this club was bel,
| at their room In Dover, on Saturday Jan. ls.-
| The following officers were chosen, to serv
the ensuing year. President. Hon. Joseph
Comegys; Vice President, DR.; Isaac Jump an
I, Is. Coursey; Treasurer, DR.. II. Rldgcly
Cor. Secretary, II. Hayes Recording Seer,
tary NJ. b. Hllyard. 1t was determined 10 as
the Legislature for charter for the Club. ID
ii. Ridgey was requested TO deliver the opeI
ing address to the Club at Its next reglls
meeting An interesting discussion was ele'
ted by suggestion OF Hon ]. p. Comegy
hat the system Of leasing lands should
changed to longer term tsay five years. al
that they should be oil what he denomnats
the Improvement system. That Is tenants wi
make improvements should be able TO procu
+ compensation therefor, without the slow al
precarious process Of law. by the longer Lea
the tenant could have an incentive to work.
There would be sense Of home In the abo,
. that did not now exist some incentive won
exist TO save manure, a grea: drain of mon,
> thereby saved. e, Ii. b. Day gave a re
interesting account of his experience In raisil
eucumbers, and the prospective profits OF Il
business lie has a contract with farmer 1
the product OF two acres next wear.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

CoR RENT.--Ths blacksmith shor at HaIet Cor
l. psI. Apply tn W MORRISON
NOR RENT--A h0usc, barn and from tour TO SIX
de- 5-tf Maryland Avenue.
NoTIcE,-A quarterly meeting Of the Trustees I,,
~ Of the poor Of New Castle County, ~ VII ,, 20
at ii O'Clock. JOHN W. EVANS, Clerk.
EoR RENT.-Fsrm to rent, also tive buildings
suitable tor 4 carriage maker, with circular
saws and power near BFa"dFyRR,AhSs slHGrIinSrELL,
jann ki-si Falkland. Z. o.. pslswaIe.
CNor Ronf-A wheewrlght shop and house, At
I GSs:sa Concord TeSna p Desws
Pc ian Ai Jgyaxs ?" the pr'm''Ss'c sxpH HAMILTON
NJ ONE But THEvEKY BEST qualities o. Az.
IN thrAoits and Bitumtnous coal, dry and wen-
screened and dsiivsredfn thsaF6 and ssIf screen
'ass &. sii is.a rs SaSi street. "; wharf
Isha apply to the Legislature Of the State q Dele-
ware ct It's next Session, for divorce, g. vinculo
Um ~ hu'bs1a JSibsS. M II
| dec s3-im~
Notice.
Intend to apply at the present Session Of the Della
sia Ab5srger' janis KAsIMIR AbBKRaRR.
NOTICE!
hereby give notice that at the next session o. the
Legislature Of the State OF Delaware, saan apply
io ut, y 1ivoIes h si6 ne us''~' Va A"-'
"Ae' ''"'' a. CORNELIUS MeaRENRA.
| Wilmington December lg-im
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ALSO, HuIuphrey's Specinc Homeopathic Rene
dies In addition to other Family Medicines, at 791
| Market street. hy W, T, ALRICflS, Apothecaiy.
. | - -----
| I,uR SALE OR RENT !; frame house
| II cnr,er AZ righih nna Madison Streets kASA Z
ROBERT TAn Loh,
| dee l0-lm Fifth and Iatnau streets,
| Ty0R RENT a small truck farm near
| II The Brandvwine Springr Apply TO iuA
| ia Win NJ pitICE ai Iricrs Corttrf Chris fIfIm
, | LANA Unnirei ar to n 10 ~ BRhWBIF pltWQ
Z near DcutmNIe ouncllon. ~.
q E,or Sale. 4 three story brick house, No. M
west ScN eiih street, with two story brick build
n Ing, ruOn,. In yvvl order. Apply 10
VIM McCArLLEY s. CO,
nov l-tr Market street, Wilmington, Del
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

ENeF sale "a two horse power with throsber al d
il shaker In good order, Casino make. Parties be-
fore purehasing would do well TO call and examine
this machine at the farm Of Mrs. Hannah Bradley,
near Newark, II will positively be sold during the
sessoil A credit Of months will be given by giving
o benklblo note with approved endorser. Address,
WILMINGTON Delaware. ian n-6t%
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30
DIVIDEND.

FIRST NATIONAL BASK.
Wilmington Delaware, Jan'y and 1873
The board OF Directors have this day declared
DIVIDEND of i've per eentuin. clear Of tax, pay ~
stOc kholdcrs on demand.
ian O. QEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

M UTTNI-UIF IUFND'
IN NArroSAL BAsK OF wILAIs0Toa
AND BRASpYwISE,
wilmington, Del January I'd, 1873.
The Board OF Directors have this dsv declared
dividend OF seven per cent. for the last six months
payable on and after The 10th instant clear OIL taxes
ian 6.tm L, RICE, Cashier.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30
Earm for Sale.

The anAetssned WIN sell at private sale the Planek
property, situated ON the Concord pike Brapdywine
Hundred three miles north Of Wilmington, and con-
taining 26k Of land The situation Is very de
srabe, and wen worth the attention o. those wishing
to purchase. The land 10 well adapted to trucking
aEoRGE D. EVANS, Executor near Roelland.
tpu Off
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-30

nv Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09

The woman suffrage movement j. BY
uO means dead. a. it, enemies would have
a. believe. Mrs. Campbell is holding tn
t.u>iasiic meetings in washin. ton County.
hy her arguments. On the 18Th and l4lh
Of this month. the annual meeting OF the
American Women Suffrage Association
viii be- held at Cooper Institute New York
aud Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. How
ever the humori>ts OF the press may affect
ID dcspiSe the cause of woman's emaneipa-
ton. they would be- puzzled to name any
rJher subject which calls out al public
meetings SO much aud so varied talent a.
woman suffrage. Foi Instance at the New
ork meeting speaking Is expected from
the following persons. - well As many
others Of great ability: Geo. W. Curtis,
Henry Ward Beecher. Bishop Simpson
anI Havan. Geo. +. IIoar. james Freeman
Clarke. Julia Ward Howe VIM Floyd
Garrison, Mrs. Livermore. Mrs. Campbell.
Abba &. Woolsoa, formerly OF this city,
Rev ". IL. Ii. Murray. Myra Bradwell,
Celia Burleigh. Phoeba A. Hannaiord. Ada
c. Bowels. Mary Green, Henry B. Black
well, Lucy Stone aud Col. Il. W. Higgiu-
son. the President OF the Association 1t
is TO be hoped that Maine viii send some
volunteer delegates Star.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
The GRAPHIC BALLOON.
DONALDSON STARTS FOR EUROPE.
Reaches the Promised Land, Canaan, CT.

NEW York, Oct 6.-The mammoth hal.
ioofl IN BROOK Ign. under the direction of
fIoi. Ming OF Boston, was nearly filed Sat
urday night, and could have started yester-
Jay, Dut the proprietOrs objected to yiolat.
the Sabbath, and at 80 O'Clock this morn
ing the gas was shut off with 300. 900 feet
III IL. AT O'Clock the ascension commenc.
ed, the life boat being well fIl, d with
ballast, provisions. etc. Its occuDan,s
comprised Messrs. Donaldson, Limit and
ford. Inc balloon rose very rapidly. NOV.
ing towards the north, then rose HIGHER
ahe TOOK northeasterly direction, then
moved towards the east. and finally seemed
to strike course due east. Al Q 30 II
passed over Glen Cove, Long Island. 20
ing out OF sight there at 10 10 on +. n.
y. course AT u 10 it passed over Bridge
port. Conn. going eastward. Prot, Fow-
Ter OF Bridgeport. measured its altitude
when over that city. finding it was two
miles above the earth going about a mile
lilnilte At ii 40 it was seen at New Ha-
yen, going northeasterly. 1t beat the rail-
road train from Arson to Seymour and at
The latter place disappeared behind Il g
clouds. 1t passed over Waterbury and
Liichfield, Conn, at the latter place bein.
quite near the earth.
AT ID p. m. it reached Canaan. Conn
where the 8ronauts threw out ballast and
The anchors which were bringing it to the
Earth. When they were thrown out. the
balloon. being thus liglencd, sailed off in
o space amidst heavy rain and has not |
been seen since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09

In the Supreme Court at Alfred Thurs
day, the case of the State versus Marcus
Watson ct ais for libel in the Bidde ford
Times against Judge BarrOws and the jury
in the Wagner case, was tried. The de-
PENDANTS are father and sons, the father be-
ing publisher of the Times. The two sons
pleaded not guilty. and the father appeal
ed, and pleaded that he did publish the ar
ticle but without wrongful intention. and
filed statement tending to show that it
was made in his absence and that he dis
approved it. This explanation being DEEM
ed satisfactory. the prosecuting Offieer was
advised by the judge to prosecute no far
Their and the defendants were discharged.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09

The Somerset Reporter says We
hope aud trust. that at its earliest ses-
sion, our Legislature will pass such gem
eral railroad law as shall best subserve the
interests of the people, and then the way
will be cleared for wholesome action dur
ing the rest of the session upon other mat
tiers that demand the attention of our men
whom we have chosen TO represent our
opinions. But if this war between rail-
roads is admitted and allowed to grow 10
its usual gigantic proportions. then good
bye to all wholesome legislation on other
matters. Let our Senators and Represen-
tatives enter the field with their eyes open;
and let the professional lobbyist be greet
ed with the cold shoulder which he de-
serves
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
ihirfy Years Experience of nm
old Nurse.

prescription Of one of the b..t frmrie pm
Sians and Nurses In the United states ana nj.
peeh usen Tor thirty years with never fliIing
saiety and success by millions OF mothers nnJ
chiidfen from the feeble infant of one weck iii
20 tue admit 1t corrects acidity of the stomach
IeleVes wind colic, requisites the bowel. oni
gives rest, health and comfort to mothnr SnI
mil p we believe Il to be the Best aud surest
1 r,ss,neey IN me WorlI, in all case, of DY~tN
81 81 - arises from leething from any other
causcs Full directions for using viii aecotn,,n'.
eaen bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile
oil CuRri, Il PERKINS is on the ontsi,i. ,ti'
per. Sold by all Medicine dealers spnoIvasP
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
MARINE INSURANCE ON NullS-
IN The
UNION & MAINE LLOYDs.
on as favorable terms as in Boston or So,r
George A. Dyer,
CoomOs' Block, Eiisuor,h
cow mos Al
Manhood: How Lost, How Restorod

CkNNM B Dust d P%sIl,,sa; n.w edition Of
~ eA Essay on the radical cure 'nishn',
medIcine) of sPERMAroRPor. ~
Im,asa Ntakness, Involuntary Seminal T o...-
ihpotency, Mental and Physical Jncan,a.ii-o losses
Fniiemsv 40. 70 marriage, etc also. Consunntina
sexual sx ana lts induced by self-induigepee o.
The rec ces. ~ sealed envelope only six cents
c,aar,. eeIeprales author, in this admirabIa s.
tn1 demonstrates from a thirty yearsj essay
seif!pbnsa that the alarming CONSEQUENCE ~
tia use OF internal medicine or tee the
cure a. o ,na khite; pointing ont a made of
mean @nee simple, certain, and efeclusi % ~
bis can ~ which every sufferer. no matt ~
riva,a ion may be, may cure himself ch.,t a'
privately and radically ehcapVi
fou'h and every man in the land Va oFefy
sent under seal, in a plain enyeIon. .,
stamps. Ut Two postage
so cents iase 6uide,' price
Address the Publishers
,uo ChAs.J. e. KLINE &Co
-'-' oo"erv' New York, Post Once. asx
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
Notice..

Nouce Is hereby given that the following do
i. cDed Merchandise has been seized by the ca.
oiot OF Customs Tor the District of Castlne fnr
violation OF the Revenue laws Yiz-At p, ,or
port, September rs, 1873 DUCKS
IL Gallons of "Whiskeyo
HOLLAND GinD
~ Bottles of "Hennesey Rra,dr
. Any person; or persons, claiming The above Al
pear saJ s,n are hereby notified To an.
nm. tame within twenty days from the first 20 tne
cn., mM = SARGENT. Collector Of Cus,om.
Sef'' ~, 1873. 3wA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
1 9 advertisements.
Ellsworth & Deer Isle TelegraDh COuDauV.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the first meeiIng of
~ the persons named in an act of ipcornorailnn
" y, NE anose company, passed. by the Legislature
S .iathc' ana approved By the Governor OF said
Seate, on the 18th day Of February, A. d. ls73 viii
oe hcid at the New Hall in sedgwi:k in the COM
oI Hancock on the 10th day OF November Is7I
az one O'Clock r. for the purpose OF reaniz ~
said company, and for the transaction Of snv IL
CT business, as may legally come before hem,
Ellsworth. Oct. !. ls73 I'll IL,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
The Household PauIcea,
AND
Family linilneuf
--c. y!---2- sAs- s-z-

s the best remedy 10 the world FOR The following
complaints, va. tTamus in the Limbs ANA Sttt,
H'h ram IN me stomach. bowels OF side, Kh,,,-
ln7ti-n IN All It, turi-,, Biliio lie NeurIir,,
nh"iera, Dyrcnteiy. Colts, rrr-h Wuund
bufns, Snrr Throat spinal Complaints. sur,inl
shh brni So thi'is and Fever. For Internal ana
External use " '''
H. op, Atom Is not only to relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause Of the cp,nnIairT
- pshetratcs aud pcryades the whole system re.
qhIckening the blood F'' ""'
The h0us~Lold Panacea a. n,
CURTIS Il BROWN
For sale by all druggists = IT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
Chicago is now manufacturing railroad

Chicago is now manufacturing railroad
iron at rate Of $4,000 tons per year.
A balloon which left the Manchester.
y. II. Fair with Prof. King, landed safely
between Exeter and New Market.
There are but two living animals--the
man and the dog-which can stand an in-
change from Arctic cold to
tropical heat without suffering deteriora-
ton or losing health.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09

The total number of persons k illed by
railroads in Great Britain in the year 1872
was Las. The total number injured was
3.03s. The railroad Gazette of New York
makes the number killed in the United
States during the year ending sept. LIST.
3I. The number injured was l 40.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09

An engine At Reading. Pa. the other
day. struck boy and threw him several
feet in the air. but the engineer rushed out
upon the cow-catcher and caught the boy
as he fell. The boy walked home without
any assistance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
BACHELORS HAIR I'VE

Ihs-splendid Hair Dye - the best in tha ,y..lt
me only True and Perfect bye. Harmless. Ron.
anIt ana instantaneous no appointment; no nj
u,cnIols UNITS or unpleasant oiur. Rcue,Ilcs tbe
ny effects Of bad dyes ant washes ProCn q. ry,tr
bArhLf snrerb BLACK or NATURAL BRowS
~. .u Ir1Nc. me mar CLEAN. SOFT AND RENt-TIFl,I
Druggists. ~, vi. ~ w - 81
CfiAS. BATCHEIoR Pr.n ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
House fOI. Rent

THE small dwelling house lately oa.,,,;..,
= ahdrew Newman. and situated on Wntnr -
o"'1a,nihg nine rooms, with wood.shed an, :.
able terms. Apply to 'e' D" reason
October 6, 1873 = NJ oIoAkI,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
Notice..

N III Is hereby gwen that the subserher
i.,, =. PETITION To the next session of the egis
aaure ior charter to build wharf into tho ,id
waters at Bar Harbor. Mt. Desert Island. rug
har Harbor, October o, 1873 49, -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
Frantic Demonstrations OF Grief.

The Parting Scene Desween shc lsrss.
oners and shetr Families.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
THE STYLES.

The season has arrived when the Devo-
tees of Fashion are striving to initiate
themselves into all the mysteries of style.
The grand openings, during the past week
have been well attended. The dress
rooms of our largest stores were resplen-
dent with costly garments from Paris. Ber-
lin, ETC., and were crowded with an admir-
ing throng of ladies. Dolmans and sleeve
less jackets seem to be very popular. 1t is
enough to bewilder one to enter the MILL
merry departments, for who can select hat
or bonnet from one hundred and fifty dis
tinct styles? The venitian hat, with the
brim rolled at the sides, is worn the most,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
Letter from Boston.
-HasirH Note>-LHt.s, Styles EnglisLmeR
Lecture Courses Persohals- Weather.
From our Boston Correspondent
Boston. Oct. eth. 1873.
lNsiIjElt.
MI >ICAI. NOTES.

MUSICAL. NOTES.
The long evenings which are gradually
appearing. lead Us to think Of the manner
in which We shall spend them. The signs
of life in the operate sphere are innumer-
able. MareiZek and Strackosch will each
strive hard to excel the other. The former
will appear in Boston the last of next
month The latter. not until February
Nilsson and Campauini will be the stars Of
the last nlmed company. Annie Cary is
with them and will be cordially welcomed
home. The concert season was never
morist. will appear in new character,
with Persis Bell. the young violinist and
Howard NJ. Dow. the well-known accom-
pianist. No Quartette is more popular with
Messrs. Fitz. Fessenden, Cook and Ryder.
This combination will appear ia the Old
Bay State Course. Oct. 9Th.
Camilla Urso, the celebrated vlolinist. is
consisting of Miss Edith-Abell, Tom Kari.
j. X. Thomas. and Auguste Sauret. with
Mr.. Frederick Luer as Director. We are
happy to state that the company has al
ready been engaged for series of con-
certs in the State of Maine.
Theodore Thomas will give five concerts
in this city with his unrivalled orchestra of
sixty performers. This will be his fare
well season.
Last evening, farewell testimonial was
rendered to Mr.. Gilmore at the Boston
Theatre. 1t certainly was well-deserved
for no man has done more to
exalt the musical fame of Boston than he.
and we sincerely regret that he has decid-
"a To make New York his home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09
General News.
The Modoc Prisoners.

SPEECHES BY CAPT. JACK AND
OTHER PRISONERS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-10-09

and will generally find favor. Steel and
JET ornaments. long plumes and sprays Of
flowers are considered Indispensable on
both hats and bonnets.
High rutfles are no longer worn for the
neck. and the hair is arranged very low
the same as a year ago-with one braid In
the back, looped up.
ENGLIsIiMEN.
What very English talent is flooding
our country. The radical Bradlaugh has
arrived in New York. and the papers are
full of him. Some censure him for his rad
icaism. while others admire aud extol his
athletic form and proportions; his great
powers as an orator, and his genial aud
pleasant ways. lie will give his views on
The Impeachment of the House of Bruins
wick in Boston, Oct. 18th. lie Is engaged
to lecture in Rockland. Me-. Nov. eth
Wilkie Collins. Newman Hall. Prof. Pep
per jenkins aud the Rev. Mr. Briudley
who will follow MIR. Bradlaugh aud at
tempt to rcfutc all his statements. have also
arrived. and Proctor, Massey, Bellcw, aud
Hcpworth Dixon will very soon make their
appearance ia America.
LECTURE CoURsEs.'si.
Edward jenkins will open the 'I.yceum'
course Tuesday evening o. this week
Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr will open thu
"Old Bay State course on Thursday even
ing. This great pulpit orator of America
will be welcomed by large house "a
usual.
The 'Soulh End" course wiil'bc opened
Nov. Sd 10y Anna +. Dickinson. and John
u. Cough viii contribute hi rloqucncc To
thc OPP, ming lecture in The Bnsi"n High
laud course early in October.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Sinmouds. from home. the greatest
living American sculptor, is nov ia this
city. und j. stopping Al the Parker House.
lie l. sterling son ut the -rme Tree
state" aud Maine should be proud to call
him hers.
Kate stanton i in town to-dry. She has
been mp I" Dartmouth COLLEGE. telling the
senior class how Poverty can he abolished
Petroleum V. Nasty has retired from the
lecture field.
Prof Moses Colt TYLER ha- become liter
airy cdltor of the Christian rni"n."
WEATHER:
The hca, tor tWo dll has been intense.
thrmrtcAry getting a. ai-a n ninety in
=. 4. .
IcturicJ tourists long Tor cool >ea-brr' ~
and l'ic not less inviting m"unta d shades.
ia, NC hope for a change very >npu. i"r
We had already hsde geiitle summer glad
.liru aUd welcomed With our heart, the
autumn. l..