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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
PROSPECTS OF THE CROPS.
The July Report OF the Agricultural
Bureau.

Bureau.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1873.
The July Agricultural Report has just been sent
to the press. 1t represents an improvement in
Winter wheat, but decline in the prospects Of
Spring wheat, on account Of unreasonable weather
in some quarters and insect enemies in Others
The average in corn is increased in West vir.
ginia and Minnesota, and decreased in all other
states except Florida ana Arkansas, where it re-
mains the same as last year. Corn planting was
everywhere retarded by the weather, and in many
cases corn has been several times replanted. IN
usual complaint OF defective seed is made in all
parts OF the country The condition OF cotton has
The reports up to July indicate crop se.5 Der
cent OF an average, not including Virginia. where
prospective yield Of oats declined during June in
the New England, Middle and Northwestern
Of the Gulf States except Mississippi. Winter rye
improved in Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Jersey Maryland, North Carolina, Mississippi
Iowa. 1t remained stationary IN Georgia and de.
clned in all the other States.
Spring rye. was below the average in all the
States bus I'VE, the minimum seventy being
found 10 California, and the maximum Q1o) IN
Nebraska. Winter barley generally declined in
England and Middle states, though they were
told disastrously on the fruit crop the injury to
apple trees was more extensive than was apparent
at the last report. Vast numbers OF peach trees
were killed.
The condition Of grapes ranged from sixty-one in
California to 127 in Nebraska 100 representing an
average. The average In potatoes remained the
same as last year.. or increased in twenty-five
States and decreased in all the others.
The Colorado beetle mas extended its ravaQes
eastward, being reported for the first time in sew
eral counties OF New York 1t was still devastating
In the West, but the farmers had learned in many
counties how to destroy 1t effectually.
The maximum condition Of the crop Ill was
found III georgia, ana the minimum, seventy-siy,
IN Delaware.
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he not DO candidate again; as for CDsarisp. n
has no terrors for the South The government OF
Caesar IL preferable to the government OF william
Pitt Kellogg or Franklin J. Moses. The South,
from all we can see, Ia willing for the strongest
kind OF government, provided 1t Is just enc. II
needs government strong enough to suppress
the -baggers, and just enough to secure to
every man protection In his person and property
From the Pottsvllle pa Standard, July 24.I
The emergency which the HERALD asserts to be
upon US, the conspiracy which 1t declares to be
ripe, has been feared and predicted; and 1t Is no
vain cry Of alarmist to the people, If pos
sible in time to avert the calamity 1t Is true that
the election of General Grant to o third term
would be practical subversion OF our form OF
government and civil liberty would be, II not dead,
dying. IL Is true that there Is no constitutional
provision preventing the election Of a President
to o third term, but the unwrtten law which
Washington and Jefferson and Jackson made unto
themselves has become engrafted into our sys-
tenn, and has heretofore been recognized
as Of binding force. General Jackson at
the end OF his second term had become powerful
enough to name his successor TO aspire to third
term Tor himself his patriot heart never conceived.
But the power OF Jackson as President was bus
small In comparison with the power OF President
Grant in the present development OF our resources
ana Tue present maSSlVc InacnlucTy VI our SOVcTA-
ment. The two term principle being broken down,
four years additional organization gwen, and the
door is open for life long sojourn at the White
House.
From the Columbia Is. c. Union-Herad (adminis-
tration), July IS
Public opinion Is rarely mistaken in Its judg-
ments OF men and measures. The cloud may be no
bigger than mans hand, but 1t holds the invlnci-
BILE spirit Of the Storm 1t in the idea OF uni
versa freedom that gradually rose like modest
above the political horizon until 1t burned like
planet in the American armament over the blood
and dust and ruin Of an hundred bloody fields. The
result of the war for universal enfranchisement
and emancipation was an illustration OF the force
OF public opinion over the prejudices and customs
Of the Republic. We are, perhaps on the eve OF
another Illustration OF the power of public opinion,
and in its triumph We Shall have another vindica-
ton OF Its infallbe Judgment We allude to the
idea mpressing itself upon the public mind OF the
Importance OF eiecting General Grant to third
term OF Office. This idea Is taking the unmistak-
able shape OF American public opinion, and the
more we reflect upon the proposition the more
favor 1t meets with in our eyes, There is
but one way to cover up the past forever and con-
vince the democratic party that we meant bust
ness when we beat them in the last campaign, and
that is to re-eect General Grant for another term.
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SUPPOSED MALPRACTICE IN BROOKLYN.

The health authorities we're notified yesterday
by DR.. Barker that woman, named Mary
McMullen, was lying in serious condition at No.
60 Columbia street from the effects OF malpractice.
1t appears that the Doctor was called in to attend
the woman Oh saturday night last, when he ascer'
tanned that few days previously she had been re-
lieved Of still born child OF six months bat she
declined to reveal by whom or by what means.
The child was found in a trunk In the room. DIT.
Watts Of the Health Board went down to the house
and found that the woman was not in any immedi-
ate danger of death and no ante-mortem state
ment was therefore taken by the Coroner. No
further particulars OF the case were elected.
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COTTON EXPORTS FROM INDIA.-The Indian Sy1tes-
man Of June IA reports as follows Prom return
showing the quantities OF cotton exported from the
several psrts OF India TO British and foreign conn
tries for the month OF April 1873 we observe t,o1
$685. 755 cwt OF cotton was forwarded TO Gree, pr,t
ain and Ireland, 4o462 cwt TO France, o. Sos cwt.
tries in Europe, $50 cwt. to Red Sca and A~sS;an
Cult Is ewt to Mauritius a,!71 cwt. TO Ceyion. 40
to North America making tOta, exnort or TO o9o
cwt. during April OF thia the largest portion was
exported from bombay, being 5e7, 1850 cwt. 81, ies
Il, lH cwt. from Madras, $500 cwt nom RanCoon
7,5l3 cwt. rom Tuticorin, 5545 cWt from Coconada
and 2e2 cwt. from Beypore. ~~~~A"~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
A NEW YORK SWINDLER ARRESTED IN
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1873
This morning the detectives OF the Central ONCE
succeeded in capturing Dr. Lawrence +. Peyton, Of
New York, at his boarding house, 924 Walnut
street. He Is supposed to be connected with a
gang OF swindlers who have victimized many OF
the New York and Philadelphia Merchants by
ordering goods, disposing OF them at auction and
then decamping with the proce eds. Among other
valuable brown stone house In THIS city by giving
bogus mortgage. He was committed in default Of
xl,OOO bail,
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The total number on the catalogue being 800, If
we add to this those articles of American nven.
ton, manufactured in Europe, we could, probably,
double the number as, of the celebrated Corlies
engtpe, there are specimens from AUSTRIA Germany,
Bell gam and other nations. Sewing machines,
mowers reapers, &C, are all presented by Euro
pean nations, and thus the United States Will
receive many awards In an indirect manner.
Directly however, we have reason to look for
ward to the same satisfactory results as In former
exhibitlOnS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
NEGLIGENT GUARD.
Two Prisoners Escape from BlackweIl's
isiahd,

Yesterday afternoon boat containing two pris-
oners, with guard left Blackwell's Island for the
Long Island shore. They landed near the Mansion
House, Ravenswood. The guard said he had
chill, and told the prisoners he would 60 up to
negnboring house and get something for it, He
lett the prisoners Ia charge OF the boat and his
gun put no sooner had he disappeared than they
Started for Astoria, where they landed and made
good their escape. Their guard was soon after
them, but at last accounts had not caught them
Captain Wood rendered the guard all the assist
ance he could but the prisoners had got beyond his
oucer,s reach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29

TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE ANCHORAGE.

Yesterday afternoon the fourth and last OF the
huge iron plates for the bridge anchorage on the
Brooklyn side was delivered in that city. 1t
weighs twenty-five tons. 1t will soon De placed in
position, and then the interstices will be filed In
with concrete ana the links fitted In their places
On top OF all this viii be eighty feet Of masonry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
SNEAK ROBBERY.

On the 18th inst young woman. named Martha
McCutchen, with her beau, charles Phillips called
at the house Of Mrs. william Parliman, 2,lsl Third
avenue, during the absence Of that lady. On her
return Mrs. Parman discovered that she had been
robbed of jewelry valued at 1892 Suspecting
Martha to be the thief her parents were visited
and gold ring, part OF the stolen jewelry, was
recovered. she was arrested, and yesterday Judge
Coulter committed her for trial. The police are
looking for her COMPANION, Phillips.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
CHARGES AGAINST ST. DOMINGO MER-
CHANTS,

Boston, July %, 1873.
Captain Matthew Walsh, Of the brigantine Model
OF HAiiax, who lately arrived here from Aqua, IN sf'
Domingo, informs the Boston Herald that his con-
siynees there, X. G. Marchend and John King, who
acted as interpreters, attempted to bride him TO
cast away his vessel and cargo on his way nome.
They partly loaded the vessel, held mock survey
and he sailed, not daring to make any objections
on account oil the awless state Of the place. anu
brought the vessel safely to Boston, though she
leaked badly having sustained some injuries enter
ing the port OF st. Domingo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
LONG BRANCH RACES.

The three days extra meeting at Long Branch,
determined upon by the management OF Mon
mouth Park, will come or on Wednesday, August
20; Friday, August %, and Saturday, August %,
instead Of the 2lst, 23d and 25th, originally ar.
ranged. The same programme, however, will be
adhered to as at first settled upon, but among the
many attractions will be hurdle race Of mile
beats novel feature that Will cause much inter-
est and speculation and three year-Old handi-
cap contest which will bring to the post the
cracks OF the year. There will be four races each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
TUB RACES IN TRENTON, N. j.

Sensations are Of rare occurrence in Trenton,
N J. Yesterday the solemn stiffness of that place
was broken by q series Of tub race large gather.
ing OF both was attracted to that part Of the
historic Delaware where "Commsdore" Rhinefelt
keeps his navy yard, to witness the sport Three
priZes-a silver cup and two napkin rings OF ex-
auisite finish, were awarded to the successful con-
testants. Perfect order reigned throughout, and
good deal OF merriment was INDUCED in by the
spectators at the antics OF the racers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
JUDGE LYNCH ANTICIPATING JUSTICE.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 2s 1873.
At Rogersville, ohio, on saturday night during
the trial OF man calling himself Jen DAVIS ior an
outrage committed upon little girl nine years OF
Knocked down, dragged out Of doors, shot twice
with revolvers and then dragged TWO squares and
hanged TO a tree until dead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
AN AMAZON ON THE WAR PATH.

At about five O'Clock yesterday afternoon Bridget
Hamilton, aged 49, of lab Mulberry street, was az
saulted with an axe Dy Mrs. McGuincss a resident
OF the same house. Bridget received a severe
scalp wound and was sent home, and Mrs. Nc
Gulness was arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
MURDER IN NEW JERSEY.

MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., July 20, 1873.
J. J. Early, Of Lancaster, Pa, was found this
morning, about two miles from this place, in the
locality known as Polly CQx's swamp, with his
throat cut almost from ear TO ear. He stated that
he had been waylaid Dy three colored men and
robbed and assaulted as above. Slight hopes arc
entertained Of hLa recovery,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
ANOTHER BOAT RACE.

WORCESTER, Mass, July %, 1873.
~. OLeary. OF Worcester, and Paudeen Har
rington, OF Springfield, signed articles this morn
ing to row three miles lOr $500, at Springfield,
Mass, on August 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
CoMPTRoLLER's RECEIPTS.

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid yesterday into the City treasury
pugEAu ARREARS
Arrears OF taxes, assessments, water rents ana IN ,
suRD1u OF COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
AssessmenV for street openings improvements ana ~,
BUREAU OF WATER REcrs1RAR ..,.,
Water rents and penalties Observation-Disclosures 56i
BUREAU OF REVENUE -..
Market rents and fees 10
MAYORS SECOND MARSHAL. a
SUPERVISOR OF cIrY RECORD. a
Sale Of CITY Record. ~
Total .o46
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
SARATOGA RACES.

Second Trot ON the Mitchell Brothers
Programme at Glen Mitchell-Thc Pro-
zrammc for Tuesday, Third Day OF the
'73 Racing Meeting.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July %, 1873
The second OF the series OF trots announced by
the Mitchell Brothers to take place at Glen Mitchell
was rotted to-day The attendance was very
good, and the track, considering the recent heavy
rain storms was in most excellent order. The fol-
lowing Is the result OF the trot:-
GLEN MITCHELL SARATOGA STRINGS, N. Y, July %
Purse $3.50, or horses that have never beaten
Q: "a; mile heats; best three In five to harness
$l25 to the winner, $75 TO the second and $50 TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-29
From the Cupepper tva.) Observer tconscrya-
tive), July Ill

GVe), July IL.
The NEW YORK HERALD Is much exercised about
Cezarism and the rapid strides 1t Is maxi az In this
country 1t calls on General Grant 10 announce
forthwith his purpose not to be Candidate for re-
election to the Presidency in 1870, and promises,
by way Of inducement for him, to do so, tat he
shall have An immortality ,Se Washington. This
induccment seems to be tSn. feeble to produce the
desired eject. Generai Grant has made no re.
Spouse to the call, a1d IN all human probability will
not. Most men like Power, and never voluntarily
relinquish IL. general Grant has not shown 80 Tar
any aversion toit, nor can We discover anything
In his character or conduct to create a belief that
he will or his own accord surrender 1t.
We DO not believe that he is willing to
sink back into his original nothingness as
long as there Is q chance to WELD the power and
receive the emolumcnts Of his ONCE. In our opin-
ion worse things could happen for the country
than the reelection Of General Grant for the third
term. and We fear worse things Will hanpen should
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15

FOrpecens Of and coins to be preserved in the cab
net mint six hundred dollars for freight bullion and
coin, five thousand dollars.
BRANCH MINT AT SAN FRANCIsCo CALIFoRNIA-FOr sala-
OF meer
coner, aud clerks thirty thousand e hundred dollars.
For wOTken adjuster two hundred thousand
dollars.
For incidental contingent repairs and
ihty Thousand five hundred aud iOry- five dOllar
BRANCH MINF AT larson Cry, kEYAp1FOr salaries OF
eperntenden assayer melter and ner and cOiner and
four clerks seventeen thousand nine undred dollars
Foe wages of woTkmen and adusers. thousand
For chemicals charcoal wood and incidental expenses,
fifty three thousand two hundred dollars.
ASSAN-OFEICE, NEW NoRK.-FOr of
four Thousand five hundred dollars; salary aSsayer
three Thousand dollars salary melter refneT
thousand dollars clerks,
the Seeretary of the Hreasurys hundred
dollars.
Eor wages of wOrmen sixty-eght thousand dollars,
For Incidental and contingent expenses, twenty thous
and dol -'t
BkANcH MINT AT DENyER-For assayer, twho shall have
charge OF said mntl Thousand five hundred dollars
meler, two thousand five hundred dollars
hree clerks az Thousand hundred dollars each
hv9 thousand tour hundred dollars.
For Of wOrkmen, Geen thousand three huhdred
| thrty-iv dollars.
For incidental and contingent expenses. including repaI
and wastage five thousand dollars.
lTO be cOntinued.I
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15
BAY SHORE LINE
Summer Advancement.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

.xE-a On and alers WEDNESDAY. JUNE
Aszaaaes~szs~ 4lh., 1873, the Sieamer LABFOKIN
wiiteave Leipsfc Mondays, Wednesdays md ridays.
nj ~. NJ, Tonehing On the UP "TRIP al Sprdance's
abOui 2.-COlIins' about 3 80. and Port Penn 4.I5
reaching Ihe Oiiy FROM 8 to 9,P.M.
RETURNGNG.-Leaves. Philadelphia Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, from Arch Street Wharf
al l1AEM. y, -l- l1EN ~ Yss
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15
Maryland s. Delaware X. r.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
IN and after MONDAY. May 26h 1873 trains will run

Al FrrtshS must be At the various stations Thirty
t3O Minutes before starting Trains they will ay
over twenty y-fHuT hours. "
Freight trains will have Passenger Car and will b
subject 10 delays incident To Freight business.
May nth 1873 J. l.. CALDWELL. Superintendent
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15

EkSSbIN Il EN- ES Inc Ne Iron
NAILED TO IRON. The best Iron Fence the World
Lots Cemeteries. circular 70 J. b. IUkER
SHAN n sons. 1893 Ridge Ave.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15
NORTHWARD.
Onand after

Ine MIXED Train Will be subject delays incident
given. ' " ~ 49, ~
Castle Trans.-Lesve New Castle Tor Wilmington
Padt phia at 74O ll3O A. NJ. G25 p NJ. Leave Whining
ton S30 ~ VI LIS. so Z. NJ for New Castle.
sunday Trains Leave Wilmington New Castle $40 A. N.
New Castle for Whining ton 800 p. VI.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AdditiOna to those above
leave smyrna for Clayton II 80 A. NJ and 1876 p NJ Leave
Cayt0n tor SMYRNA $40 A. NJ, and 20G F. NJ TO make
nectOn with trains To- and from Dover Stations South
CONNECTIONS.
AT townsend with the Kent County and Queen Annes
Kent Railroads At 'laytOn with Md Del r. r. At IAr-
rlngtOn with j. b. II. r. A. SeafOrd, with d. ID. r.
At Delmar, with r. 5. r. r. and P0comoke r. r.
II. +. KENNEY, Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15

Oce Of the assistant at Baltimore: For assistant
hundred dollars three clerks i've thousand fnoT b"%ss ss
for two eerk5 two tboisand fnnr hnntrJ 1nhrs
messenger eight hundred and forty dollars for five va1t
three thousand mine hundred and forty dollars. '
five hundred dollars clerks one thonsan ss bnn
soa-s two nndrr doaps ,or GTaTr % 10, one
eight hundred aud ioTy dollars for waichman seven
dolsls "'i' Oo'A'' !" an ten thousand and s1y
Once Of depository Cinciuna For cashier Two thousand
dollars; for one clerk thousand eight hundred
t9t one clerk one Thousand five hundred dollars Tor tive
thogsand dollar. Tor one messenger hundred dollars
ana an Nns , ~ 1--we % arg GT darS III ALL eleven thou
Office Of depo.iary louisville For cashier two tboos,nd
dollars for one clerk one thousand hunded dollars r
man enn hnrdrd ad t%rniy dollars in ALL Eve thousand
OdSe q degotaT at Pittsburgh For cashier one ouand
doars one afcbnsno one ye eeF one h"@and & tou. hundred
az three thoH'a"i nne hnndred and twenty dollars.
b: thousand dS one orR o"o
tnona1 Two hundred dollars: two wnehnen. each
and twenty dollars in ALL four thousand six hundred
Once e6dsposiay Pucson Arizona: For
sdditonto h pay Dostmastcr ave
For compensation dernatfd depoaries ror receiving
FoSs.s SSd esssboofS Cor disSassss eSr
and lTsa
sfSs sTs%jgS Ss Sss
depospFes including national bank acting deposac
s@qsT ns act q me ssh =, August eighteen hundred
egheen lnpdTgd and fsrtysix or the eolec0n frkaeI
ings trs1ffer olhf pnblic
shall be xpeHded Tor clerical ssryices. -
For clerk under the for the hetter Organize
uon o lne tfeaet rrs sheit rates as ue Seer arr
eury may deem JUST ai reasonable Ten ihnnsapd DOLLARS,
UNITED STATES MINT. BRANCHEs. AND lAssAY.Of
MINT AT AFor salaries OF h direction tre
melter and rehner. ctfner
assistant and clerks M
hundred dollars, =. ~ ''
FOR OF workmen and adiusters, one hundred =,
twentyhr thousand dollars. I''-l TNfS-s -
AND AND s1Ss.Ts1t S including
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15
Iron IN the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, q Protect.
ed Solution of the PrOtOcide of
Iron, iS so combined as to hdVa
the character of an GLi11ae1lt, aa
easily dtOested and 0SSi1tiLGteCI
GUith the blood as the SimDLesE
food. 1t Increases the qlG0ntitu
of Natures OIU9t TitGLizi,l0
Age1lt, Iron IN the blood, and
cures "G thousand ills, ;" si1nDL,1
By TOni1lO 1tp, ,IIvigOrdting and
VitGLizi7lg the System. The en-.
Tiched and VitdLi<ed blood Der.
a1leGtes every part of the 6Odu.
repairing damages and 1UGste.
searching out morbid secre.
tons, and teGUt1'g nothing for.
disease to feed upOn.
This IS the secret of the SyO,a-
deTfuL success of this remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar.
rhOea, BOils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and Fevers, Humors.
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints.
and all diseases OTtginati,aty In
q bad state of the blood, or ac-
cOnnpGllted by debility or q Lotu
state of the system. Beisl0 free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
e1IergiziuO effects are not fol-.
L0t0ed 6y corresponding redc-
ttO1l, but are permanent, i1lftL--
sing strength, Ct0O7, and 4leto
life into all parts of the system.
and building up an Iron Con-
StitlEtiOp.
Thousands have been chan0ed
by the use of this remedy, from
weak, sickLy, suffering crea-
tttreS, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and 1UOnte7l and
t1tUGLtdS cannot reGSOTl06Luh heS@
tt1te to give it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL.
WAN SYRUP LIOa01s IN the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE l. SONS, PrOprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BT DRUGGIsTs GENERALLE
Smyrna times., 1873-10-15
Lounges. Tetes & Chairs
m ARBLE WORKS,

VAN GCNDEN n YOUNG l92l Spring Garden 81: Best
assortment monuments. Work in Marble and Granite
| ..... .l.a. !. .L..... ..l ...n.a urlc. Ell u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25
THE HOUSEHOLD.
TAKE OOURAGF.

,,o,ed tree in time may grow again.
la5 ,s, naked plants renew both fruit and mower;
A.o' a",r,est wsh' may Ind release from paini
tn, Attest soil sucks in some mostenins shower;
Iu' ,,as nv turn and chances change b corTse.
From from foul to fair from better hap to worse
,., .s. o, fortune doth not evet now;
~, sn, draws her favors TO the lowest eb9;
-. t,,ss have equal times TO come and go
nv, r,, ,o,n doth wave the lao and coArsest web;
lI,gao no. r,at but ru aneth TO an end.
~ N, 1,o 80 ha ID but may in time amend.
49,, s,w,ys fall Of leaf, NOR ever spring;
No, endles, night. noe yet eternal day;
u.a s,dl,st birds seasoa md to sling;
rhs r highest storm calm may soon a'lay.
mana mo-, win succ edIng terms, God tempere all,
mart man may hope TO rise, yet az to fall' .y7
, chance may win what by mschance was lost;
. rnot net that holds no great takes little hsh;
IN .ome things ALL In all tnlngs none are crossed
vay things all need and none have all they wish I;
,,,m,nvled i,Vs here to no man befall
,rSo least hath some; who most hath never ALL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-25

~, sss rEszszs1saxl PHlLkD lLPHfA, WILL
- Il 4 .si4.szsdzzIE MIkGlON BALTIMORE
kaIl-nUAD ID.
DELLA WARE DIVISION, TIME TABLE.
FALL ADVANCEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, CCT 10th, 1873.
lsundays excepted,) Trains viii leave as toDows:-
sOuTHwARD. KohrHwAKD.
Passenger. Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AM, I'M Pm. AM, Pm. Pm