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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

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It is For sale by Almond, Eighth and
Market
I1BNNsYLVANIA RAlLRoAD-on and a1s
4 MoSDAr. Juos 23rd, 1871, trains leave DtpS
MAINE LINE WESTWARD.
Faoli Accom-. Q. %. s. 80 snd II 10 a. m; LILO.
: 90 and H. IN On Sunday, 40. ~, and
Niagara Express daily except Sunday. at
slmira and Lock Haven RIP, except sunday.
Nsiid@iiy except Sunday. s On. a. m
Fast Line and Krie kAp. daily, except Sunday.
srrsbarg AecOmmo. daily, except Sunday.
caster and York Accom-. daily. ex sanday
tsrks'burg Train daily. eSeapt sunday, Al
Pittsburgh E1Irssa daily, except sunday, At
Ciosn1sH Express iaily, $40 p. m.
southern hxprs,s daily, H. 81, p. m.
Psolre Express and grie all, daily, II. @,p.m.
lilu sport. Enigrsh. tx press. 1905. a. m.
iaily, except MONDAY.
Tickets pu { be pr cured sad baggage dsiiv-
sfsd Al lac Marie. street by o'clock. p. N.
NEW YJKk DIVISION.
Il su' l. 80, q 80 aud o. Z. s. ?; n. la D.
IS >. "a snd 20 midnight
=. grant Tsit -, New York Y midnight,
Accom- nOdatvn for 1rentyn, Q. IS, a. Ia ! -
| i1d H. -. ,. m
PROM KESsiSarou DEPOT.
E0r New ORR 7.S5, 3. m snd 5. IS, p. m.
BassletOa, go a. nj u nooni Is and7,2s.
Tvntoo. 7 80, 7S5, 10, a. N AIS, SlO. L. 8.
New Brunswiek and intermediate stations. at
49, ToR BELvIDEsE DIVISION.
sxp ess for Trenton, Lambeityills Psulips-
urg, Easson' scranton, ETC., $50 :. n. and
| %ay Trains to Lambsrtvllls aud Tieminrou,
TO- a. snd p. N. For PshninG'of, LOO 70
Aooonmydsii0n for Bslviders. 80. p. m
AMBoY DlvlslOH.
FHoN NAEKEr tTRBHr rEHRr.
"A sSa SSS T IEs SsSSo
| Jul ctioA. 3D. N. Atd Wis hOnm~ uth June
iP %.: enc Pf f5S N. %o Srf Pa snon sad TO-
IN 3, band 6, p, NJ. For Tn ntVn, Y no0n'
wsyfrsin for Burlington, 6s1 p. m.
Way TIalns for .rd, nt0wn. and IL 80. IN.
| For RiLkOrA branch 8 ~, Az. Rama m.
FS SF a aGIs sG1nSa y b. SO az m
For Pein' erton ard Long br4neh. Z 80, II rs
b. N. s.lb p, m.i Tneksrton X, H., 81. a. m.
y of Medfoid 7 80. s,m, ISIS, A0. en.HR p.
! M / 50. SIS. lSo $50, Is. ,. N, TofHI
l Holly only II 20, p N
rRAiEs ARRIvE AT rHIRrY-FIRar Anp MAEKnr
From PlrsOursh. si I .. 80, a. m.,uMp.m.
;a Se' .Sd %ila&. p Sspi M aOSa syy
| Ncepi Monday, and NO m daily, axespt
| und y. fr0n Buffalo aud Niagara Falls 2 81.
ia daily. ex.s3t Monday. From LoeK Raven,
YORK. y as 1 IS, u. 10. II b tkens a. m ii is
| - % = ~, 4, 81, keE } 7 IS. 7es s.l2.
\ hsns. 30 and II -. p. ~, sunday HAins.
3 O. ID %, Il IS, p, ~, ane Ia IS. a. ~. Prom
tsston, Phi iip-burg, aud Lsmbertvllle 10 SO,
p. N. ksns.hgtoa Depot, 80. To- g, a. N And
SeepiuS -ttr ;isksts can b. hsd At sOl Chestnut
rset aud DEPOT, THIRTY second an Market
| tresis.
| I e noe rransier Go -psuy WI eal for s-a
-cs urg * r. Halei- el Pc -lr-~ 1''1s
rd-s. "a tuf rmt. ID rs h4 l.slusd me
1 Depot alu feEy nAms1 sbOye, aud At Ihs
i flowing
/ Ono. POI Chestnut street,
1 TICKET OEflCksi 40. sSS Chestnut street
1 No. ne Market street
Al, CAssATT, D. NJ BOYD, ia.
4 General Manager. Gen. Pass. AIsnt
E.Wu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

DEATH OF CHARLES FLAHiGA An
nOuncement lie made under the appropi late
head elsewhere Of the death Of Charles
Flanagan. at one time shoe dealer in THE
city. and at that time probabl the most
prominently town dealer In that line, ~
tits part of the country.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

CHIEFFR-SC tNLAs -Ov the IT. instant ~
thil,ielphia nv the Fev Meth W Nawkirk,
y JOIN lewis sohiefsr. ( Nav YorK city,
I'D Hanish Z sciulhn Of hts city.
LII YN-s NEvRNsON On the sth ins'aut,
toe ) ooad Bap ist Churc. ~ R,y Jane
cit, a d = ma Stew nson, 0 Milmingtoa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11


CastO~ia ia more than substitute for
7astor oil. II Ia the only sdfs qrfic'e In
Aistence which Ia certain 70 Assimtl-te tho
mi. regulate the bowels. cure wind-colto
md produce natural sleen. n contains
1either minerals. mornhine or alcohol. and
& pleasant 70 take Children need NOT cry
ND mothers may rest. aprl2 omw
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11
Centnmr LInImenf.

There Ia no pain which the Centaur Lini-
nent will not relieve, no swelling 1t will
,nt ambdue. and no lameness which 1t will
'ot cure. This is strong language, hut IL is
.-re. Where the parts are not gone, its
fleets are marvellous. It has produced
more cures Of rheumatism. neuralgia, lock
aw. palsv. sprains. swelliugs, caked-breasts,
,calds. burns. salt rheum. ehr-Ache. SC,
mon the human frame and Of strains, spa
in, gals. SC. upon animals in one year
han have all other pretended remedies since
he world began. II Is a corntcr-irritant
m all-healing main reliever. Cripples throw
way their crutches. the lame walk. poison
,us bites are rendered harmless. and the
vonnded arc healed without a scar. II 70
70 humhug. The recine ia published around
Zach bottle. II IL selling as o article ever
Nefore sold. and II sells because II does just
What II pretends tn do. Those who now
uffer from mstism, pain or swelling,
'rserve TO suffer II they will rot use Cen
'aur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates
( Remarkable cures. including frozen limbs
hronic rheumatism. govt. running tumroH
&C.. have been received. We will send a
circular containing certificate. the recipe,
yr.. rrntis. n anv one requesting II. One
aNttle Of the yellow wranper Centaur Lini-
nent is worth one hundred dollars for spa
ned or sweenied horses and mules or for
v'raw-worm in sheen. tock-owners-thiu
inimlnt ia worth vour attention. No fam
'iv should no without Centaur Imminent
Price soc. bottle, large hotties Al 90.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

OVER TUE RtvER.-1he Salem county
Republican Convention will he held a.
French's hotel, Pcnns grove, on Wednes'
day morning next. The candidates to be
nominated are sheriff, three coroners and
Que assemblyman for each Of the Assem-
bly, districts in the county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

7 TOMAS. Edwards NJ. r., son OF Robert N.
sui NJ ria RI mas, 10 his t0th year.
FaANl3AN.-On thu 9Th instaat, Charlie
langln, aged IS years.
W. i his ely, On the sth ms Io'eph
Wood aged months aud days.
INNOCh MS SONS
Apollo
10 substitute for sosp fYr al household pur
poses, except waning e.9hes.
APOLLO
For cleaning your house will rave the labor Of
one cleaner. Give II q trlal.
APOLLO
For windows Is batter than whiting or water.
N0lemoviIg curtains al .slptts,
POLIO
Cleans paint End wood, III fact tue entire house
hehr than soap, Ne, tiopi ing, syss labor
You cal afford to be without u.
POLIO
foI securing kn yes is p, .;er and cleaner thsr
oath sries, VIII no. scratch.
POLIO
Ia better than soap ana snnd for polishing tin.
ware Frgh,sns without aeratchila.
POLIO
Polishes brass and copper ut nsils better than
sola or od and rotea stsas. -
FOLIO
For wasbi7g dishes spd sla,s ware is Invaluable
Ihraper tLan soap
POLIO
Removes stains rom n arb. . mantels, tables and
ststuRry, from bald1nished walls, and from
ChinA and poreelsin.
SAP POLIO
removes stRits aui grease fro.a earpots aro
O.her woven labriee.
Where IL no aae AttieI.v known sb,
villa sIo 30 mat h mos OF WI "A I'd a
II - we'll a. NJ POIlV 1FS II.
HAND APOLLO
A new srd pordeifuly elective toile, soar,
fsvrg NJ eQuai II IN country IT abroad.
HAND POLIO
A. an article for The bA,h. ''svaete- the feuuds
BELLY action i t;.liiAAI an, - tne ,klg.
HAND POLIO
Clsauses and bsauuRs- he aka, insanity y.
moving any stain VI bleniah from both hane
HAND SAP LILO
10 without rival IN ta world Tor eu-inE or pre-.
VentiAR l6ughAesa aid eLHppiAg Vi ei.her haAds
HAND a z OHIO
removes Tar. rtch mo- Or ink stains anu
| RfeAs : for work r. machine n p, mine
etc, u ipvalu HE. foI h.lE the XII witt,
] nd ref, a. d Rylns ftL boon. Of beauty,
lie ursuIlAsted by a@y eosmetio khown-
HAND APP LILO
| Costa ten TO nftvep eenta Per cake, and every.
sody should Ia en. You VIII like it.
DON'T FAIL TO TRY THESE
GOODS.
Euy Gf ysur merchant n he has Il
or viii pa Ocure ID for you. Afnot the
Erhe for our Pamphlet, "AII alton
] zapvliO," and ~ Will be mRtIea free.
LNOoH MOIsGAN'S SONS,
40 PARK 'LACB. n. Y.
or % Lombs street Baltimore, Nd.
aus 2s-.&ssm
W.As. Il. n. .s>0wFAntlH4l
tos EGNs aTREEr.
IR.linaAbls Drss1 nAkiLs, Pinkiug. STAMP
I ug, 6sdsrinE, etc. Also. L.tehine stitching
pbr11
no ron FIN ~ OYSTERS
Having ma le arrangemeut for the saaso. i,
saplly store hos Ii an r stauraut VisA
PRIM L OYST ERS,
respectfully solicit your orders.
J. A. WILSON,
90H West Second street.
M Families supplied By the guar OF gallon
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

THE PEACH GRowERs.-The annual
Fall meeting Of the Peach Growers AS
ISOLATION will be held at Dover, on Tues
day, Oct. 2lst. The Committees on New
iutes will make a report, and aa Every
peach grower In Delaware aud Marylar .
il Interested in opening new markets iJr
the sale " their fruit, there should 'o
full attendance Of all the members.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

swINDLED.-Hllery John, West
Chester drover, was in Philadelphia on
Monday, and was foolish enough to allow
a confidence man to ssindle MIN out Of
$3.50. John loaned this sum on several
nieees of blass which Iesemb.ed god.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

NEW CAR CoUPLGNG-Th Reading
Edqle says; The automatic car coupling
invented by John j Lshaye, Of TINS city,
having been tried on tue Wilmi' gton aud
Reading Railroad for some time, and
having given complete satisfaction, SUPER
lutendent SLolz, few days ago, ordered
"A new lot, TO he attached to both passtn'
ger and freight cars. We learn that il Is
the Intention of the company to attach
the automatic coupling to all new cars,
AID 10 the ones now Ia use as fast as the
ordinary couplings wear out.
b, the use of the old yle Of coupling
accidents are constantly occurring to
employers, which will DO prevented by
the adoption of the new Invention, as thu
ears will couple automatically as soon as
they come together.
ihe Lahaye patent Is Acknowledged tC
be the simplest and yet the most effective
self-coupler ever invented, and that \
exactly answers the purpose Intended
The inventor being confident that he bat
a good thing-one that will stand thu
severest test and give perfect satisfaction
has made arrangements to have all TN
couplings manufactured at the Unloi
Foundry, and instead of disposing of tn
patent 10 others, he will furnish III
couplings himself to parties using them
There are two points In the Lahay
coupling which deserve special'notice an
make the patent more valuable. Tn
first is simplicity In construction. Whe
coupling comes from the mould IL
ready for use, without any machine wor
to be put upon it, as drilling, turning, c
boring. The other is that 1t can he fui
pished at about the same price as that
the ordinary coupling.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11
MARKET 1EPoRTS.


THURSDAY. Oct O. 6p. N.
FLouR-rhere ls = firm feeling 10 the
flour market and steady home eonsnmp-
We demand. Sales OF 1900 hbls.. including
no bhl. Of sour on secret terms; PsnnN
% western extras At s5Goe % Wisca esse
,nd minnesota extrs family AZ nnh5si
emma, lnuis y, ana Ohio TO- do AZ sIgS.oN
"a is not much demand for
West ana only 5000 hHs 6 reg a. sole a. q %
'eqnest. and yellow and mixed Western sold
6T@6sc. Oats sold freely a. sssp5Tc. for
'hite and bl8h2c. for mixed. The reeeints
'-day are A. follows; 2s23 bhls nonr. 90
ush. wheat. $500 bush. corn 900 bush
IS 3 500 hush. harley, COZ bills; whiskey
5rEns -Cloverseed IL quoted ~ sstmioc.
or bushel
WHfsKY-Twentv barrels Western iron.
.ound sold at Al % per gallon.
M rat.r, =.
~
uArrLE AAhhA
Beeves dun common - exits PennA- and
"esfern sfeers, 10 Qfsko sheep MINER
'oGseOo. Hogs unchanged 81 " COG
eI.2h
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11
John Mclean & 5 n.

MEETING OF cRFDlToRs TUEspAv-sTArE-
MENl OF THEfIRM
\ meeting of the creditors Of John NJ
Lear x Sou was held In the Board Of Tf=ie
rooms Tuesday afternoon. 4 statement uf
was read. II Is ~ follows;
LIABILITIES.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

pcBLIsuRp EVERY SATURDAY BY
C.ROASDALB g. CA uERON
80. $40 MARKET STREET,
adjoining the city Hail
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION;
One DOLLAR AND-A-HALF A YEAR
payable in advanced
re- subscriptions must be paid invariably
fn adtanie
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

This is a most gratifying exhibit, aud
attests the general prosperity Of the Lodges
In this jurisdiction,
The following officers were elected:
NJ. W. Grand NJ aster-E. +. James.
X. w. Deputy G. Master-J. W. Booze.
II. W. G.. Secretary--Isaac W. Iallam.
X. W. o. TreRsurer-R II, Ebwanks.
Il. W. q. Marshal-L. II. Foulk.
X. W. q. representative to the Grand
Lodge o. S.-R. Il. Nc auel.
JauitOr-payid Downs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

NEW YORK GOLD MARKET.
New YORK, Oct. 10th.-Gold l0sH.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

A8YIum In g, No . ueH-ltlTl =
report December, 1871. ............ al
Total amount paid 10 n. IT,. ~ IL
AssETa.
Thirty eight shares Odd Fellows
Hall stock. $40 90
Cash in Bank, October 1th, 22l2 So
=, -, ~
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

Number OF BfOIhera relieved, 80
widowed families relieved, "A
The following exhibit Will show the
amount and source OF receipts accruing
during the year;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

Amount paid Tor re,ief VI Brothers. s7e7s As
widOwed families. $40 ~
education irphsna, 10 %
3. burial VI dead, 250l 90
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

\ TOMAS Edwards N. r., son OF Robert N.
'ai NJ ria IN mas. 10 his 10th ye'r.
FuANl9AN.-On thu 9Th instant. Charlie.
langln, agsd IS years.
W. N his city, On the 6th ms Io,eph
Wood, aged . months aud days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

TIE CONTRACTORS or THE ROAD AT THE
Cuu ENaiNEEK's OFFICE TaIs MORNING
--IHE FINANCIAL WORLD AND THE CON-
sT.tUCglON OF RAlLKOADs- address
ANp STATEMENT OF CHEF ENGINEER
.tIrt r--nTuEe Rt7slNEsa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-10-11

FIRST MEETING OF THE NEW BOARD OF
MISREPRESENTATION OF UFF.CEks-lltk
FERRY PROJECT AGAIN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
Col. Mosby as an Accidental Witness,

WASHINGTON. February &c. 1S13-Qnite
an interesting incident took place ,o>t3ny in
the room OF the Southern clailns commission.
The commissioners had just heard the claim
OF josiah B. Bowman OF Fairfax county. Va.
for So, 700, and were hearing the closipg state
ments Of MIR. James l.. Gard,fer, of Lnudopn
county, Va, for support Of his own claim for
$1,000 for property taken from his farm by
Union uhians Mr. Gardner was giving in
his evidence, when Col j. s. Mosby. the ex-
Confederate guerilla came into the room to
file claim before the commission for a client.
Mr.. Gardner was reciting at the time how he
escaped from the "rebcls" during the war
under command of the notorious Mosby, and
how he saved his property, to be kept only,
however, until the Union soldiers came aloug
and gohbied itnp. Mostly. who was unknown
to the witness. took a seat about ten feet from
him and listened to him attentivey Finally
Gardner related the trouble that Mosby and
other ebeIs gave him by endeavoring to chase
him out of the county because he was Union
man. and ended by saying they did not sue
ceed. however, | remained there all the tiue"
One OF the commissioners asked Gardner
''Did you ever see that Mosbv 2" to which
Gardner replied, No, sir but be was hard
after me many times"
Nlosbv, VIII" was an attentive listener
throughout, turned quietly over 70 Mr. Ben
jamin. the chief clerk Of the commission. and
asked "Who is this witness what = his name?"
He was Informed, to which Mosby replied.
"Oh. yes, know him to be a loyal man, too:
there was a good many after him" The
counsel for Gardner heard this, and turning
around asked of Mr.. Benjamin ''Who is this
man Z" He was Informed that it was Col.
Mosdy, and he immediately ask ed him if he
would give in evidence of MIR Gardner's low
atty.
Mosby, then, to the great surprise of Gard.
ner, who never in his life had seen his face
before, took the stand and testified that he
himself had never seen him (Gardner) during
the war, though he had often tried to catch
him as one of the few Union men of Lou
doun The claimant and Mnsby then shook
hands over the bloody chosm, the former re-
marking. "God. how people change places"
He assured Mosby that he had hard work to
keep out of his sight nine or ten years ago.
and thanked him for giving in the evidence.
Mosby has considerable practice befor this
commission, and is very successful in his
cases before them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
sEtrit Of geffersoll.
charlestown, Jefferson County, West Va.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH II, 1873.
Interest on Money.

The workingmen in this State are bepin.
Mug to realize what the money question has
to do with their interests, The time was. and
that not many years ago, when many promi-
nent men in the Labor movement have argued
that the financial question was too far removed.
to enable them to give an Intelligent opinion
ON this subject, that they had not the time
nor the opportunity to look into it, aud that
1t was subject that should be left to leeisla>
tors and statesmen. Well then, the great
bulk OF the people have failed to think and
act for themselves on the money question and
the rates OF interest, and they are now enjoy
ing the results, after allowing the Legislators
to think and act for them. The greatest
lesson they ever received came from the last
Legislature in the shape of the repeal of the
usury law. thereby allowing money lenders to
extort from those who need money. any rate
OF interest they see fit to exact. The effect
OF this is being felt not only in our own city,
but throughout the entire State. Builders.
contractors and manufacturers unable to OBJ
tain money at reasonable rate have suspend
ed business altogether, or are running on half
time, and thousands Of workingmen are idle
to-day in consequence of this action of the
Legislature. AS soon as workingmen are out
of employment, and the cause is attributed to
Wv "No'"" VI VIC AHSisiaIuTe III repeating the
usury law, these workingmen grow eloquent
In denouncing one or the other of the parties,
or this or that legislator who voted for the
repeal, while, if the truth was known, the very
parties who condemn we're the loudest in
sounding the praises os the politicians who
have thus repaid them for the support given
them on election day. We learn from an
evening cotemporary that the repeal was an
experiment, and that it was argued If would
he the means Of reducing the rate of interest
to the borrowers. Who were the learned
statesmen that advanced this idea that the
repeal of the usury law would lessen + he rates
OF interest? IF our memory serves us cor>
rectly Gov. Jewell, ex>Gov. Eugish, Hon.
Greene Kendr:ck and others, gave this as
their opinion. Instead of reducing the in
terest on money, it has doubled and ,rebled
1t, and the workingmcp, the producers OF all
the wealth, have indirectly to bear the whole
burden. We doubt not but that many of
them who believed that the legislators and
statesmen were the only rersons who were
capable of regulating the finances. have had
good and sufficient reason to change their
opinion. aud that they will make such a dem.
onstra'fon III the coming campaign as will
snow the politicans that in the repeal of the
nsury law they have laid the last straw on the
backs OF the workiusncn. The workinsmen
have M one to blame for this state of affairs
but thennselves; they have the ballot in their
hands, and if they obmSc instead OF use i, for
their benefit the fault is with themselves
Ncr Hucea SAT. Zee. Union.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
4 Quaker's Temperance Lecture.

A few days ago several persons were cross
ing the Allegheny mountains in stage coach.
Among them was an honest. earnest, sturdy
Quaker. As considerable time was on their
hands. they naturally entered into conversa-
tion, which took the direction of Temperance
and soon became quite animated. One of the
company did not join with the rest Hewas
large. portly man, well dressed. and of
gentlemanly hearing. There were sharp
thrusts at the liquor business and those en-
gagged in it. Indeed, the whole subject wa
thoroughly canvassed aud handled without
gloves. Meanwhile this gentleman slowed
himself away in one corner and maintained q
stoical silence. After enduring i. as long as
he could. with pompnus aud magisterisl
manner he broke silence and said
Gentlemen, 1 want you to understand
that am liquor seller. keep public
house at --, but l would have you to
know that have license. and keep de,
cent house. l don't keen lcafers and loung,
ers about my place, and when man ha.
enough he can se. more at my bar I.etl
to decent people and do respectable bust,
ness
When he had delivered himself. he seemed
to feel that he had put quietus on the sub
Ject. and no answer could he given. Not SO,
thought our friend, the Quaker; SO he went
for him. Said ne:
"Friend, that is the most damning par. Of
thy business. IF thee would only sell to
drunkards and loafers, thee wonld help
kill off the race, and society would he rid of
them. But thee takes the young. the pure.
the innocent, and the unsuspecting. and
makes drunkards and loafers of them, and
when their character and money are gone.
thee kicks them ont and turns them over to
other shops to be finished off, and then Thea
ensnares others and sends them on in the same
road to ruin
Surely the good Quaker had the hest of tho
argument, for he had facts on his side.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-11
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER / co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan Of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on appiica ton their improved and accurate
RULES For SELF. LF.0fEASUREMENT,
and full line of samples from their se stoc
OF Cloths. Cassimeres, Coatngs, Shirtinss, &C.,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc. from them
with the certainty of receiving garments of
The Fery Latest style
And Most Perfect Fit
attalnable. Goods ordered will be cent by Exprsss
to any part Of the country. As is we'll knowu
tcrong hout the Southern Sta they have fer Forty
three f"ars excellcd in all departments ts of TIN eir
business, which is substantial guarantee as to tbe
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and well assorted stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including II the latest novelties in design and
At POPCL4R PRICES
When Goods sent per Ex press c. O. D. there
Will be no COLI ction charge amounts of s 20 and
over. Rules tor self inca suremcnt Ssmplcs of
Goods AID Price List free u application. The az
tertirn OF the Trade is invited to our wholesa ,e
department, which is lways kept up to the highcst
standard.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and BOYS
Clothing and Furn!hhing Goods. either
ready made made order.
165 and lG7 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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