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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27
Presidential lei clsedmSesn5c.ys.. clsd Ss5e.s., L.

President Grant has commuted the
sentence of Policeman O'Brien COM
victed ond sentenced to be hung for
the murder of Samuel H. Cunning
ham, at a picnic near Georgetown,
D, c., in the summer of I8T1.I "A
Washington special says the action off
the President is censured without re-
spect to, party. The murder was of
the most heinous character, 4 the cir.
cumstances of which are summarized
by the Washington Egeniqg Star as
follows: .y9lletfasol. 81
The evidences shows that Policeman
O''Brien set out to seducei the wife of
SaIaHei Canninghan, at a picnic near
Georgetp WI, in the summer of 1871,
under the .pfetexeof obtaining fol. the
lattera POSITION under the Commits
sioper of Public buildings; that, t,being
Dfebufed in this attempt by Mrs. Cum
ninghatn, 0 he 1insultedl her with tie
most opprobrfous epithet. -r1'he in,
suited wife sought the protection of
her husband. who in turn made COM
plant to Lieutenant Essex, O'Brien's
superior officer on the police force.
The Lieutnant called OfBrien to ac-
count for his insulting conduct to-
ward Mrs. Cufninghanl.q Thereupon
O'Brien fell upon Cunningham knock
ing him down with his baton. Some
20 minutes after, Cunningham, having
recovered somewhat from the blow,
was leaving Green Spring with his
wife TOR hotpe, when ORIien again
rushed upon Cunningham, revolver in
hand and shot him through the head,
killing him on the spot, and then fir
ed another shot at him after he had
fallen TO the ground. Cunningham,
it should be added. was a slender, fee
BILE man, while O'Brien is of large,
powerful build. r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

Report says that General Garfield
has placed" his share of the late Con-
gressional steal where it will 'Sdo the
most good"-given it to the Hiram
College,. TEis is a very cheap and
essy way of satisfying his conscience,
and may possibly serve to molify the
feelings of the friends of that institu-
ton on account OF that stupendous
plunder. But it Is little too thin
and transparent to shield the infamy
of the transaction from the merited
contempt and condemnation of all
sensible people. This disposition OF
the 'sswag,s while it is the assertion
of legal right to the plunder. is, at
at the same time, an acknowledge
ment that the ect by which it was pro-
cured was morally wrong. What
right had Garfield to take from the
peoples treasury $1,000 for which he
had never bargained, and which he
had never earned? and if he had no
moral right to take it for his own use,
by what right does he vote it to him
self to be donated to a favorate insti-
tuition of his? And this application of
the plumber is a specimen of soft-soap
that won't win with the people.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27
,M'ELHANEYi on THE scAFFoLD.

BosroN, March -21.AJames McEl-
haney, who murdered his wife, was
executed at Suffolk Jail, here at II
.htfnutes' past eleven this morning.
There were about four hundred spec
t:.tors present: The! prisoner walked
firmly to the scafiold. He left $1,000
worth OF property to his child. 1t is
stated on the authority of McElha-
ney's spiritual sad visers that the men,
bers OF his wife's family refused to al
low him to see his child, Nellie Emma,
aged two years. "A letter seconding
an often expressed wish on theEpa
Of the condefined man to see his child
was Sent by Sheriff Clark to the FAM
lily, but without effect sasfiod 2fii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

a< The Wheeling Register calls the C.
M. Congressmen Mob-o'-liars.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

kAvEssA. rHuRs.H. MARCH 81. 1873
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04
The Press vs. the Bullet.

From the MariinsburS independents.
The account Of The recen. knock
Gown arguments ahd ri>'c'ii!E Q: rdi'
tors q, Wheeling. presents i" thc rco'
pie as wci: a. :, IL" n-css wide 'ic!d
TOR carrc>' thought an: l,r:II. de;er;n:n'
cd conclusion. 10 the press 1t says,
vou must stand in fear ot d=SrCradce"
And !; is vert! yo%r lie 70 attempt ="
advise the people oi'!cir peril IN elect
;;;,s r,cu whose habits arc tho>c q ~
fanv. and whose associates are ;:c VII
,urcs CT soc:cir. VIC Go not care wA"
arc the editors. OF who The person uh'
de- editorial nrn,ion, nor i i c>.'':;;
;al to currec, conciu>:cn. mat 'ir
charges he true. Tic principles t"
which wr :.o!L, and which Ihc people
in their majesty are bound 20 secN'e'
:,n,ains the SANE iu either aspect ui
.ac ca". The people are v'taII% ~
,,res,ed il the lihert" .: :hr press.
provided it hc coi.i:ut't1 ,'t"r"t'H.'i'"
i careful OF the public weai. Il is :HT
tho safety OF the people tia: the pres"
warn them OF the presence and r3'
ch;n1rions oi evil disposed TersoHS.--
|. is due thc people That H." n'Hs'
vlr:! :.;>r' v:hcn cogniGant o' t"e iaGt
that violainrs o. ;.!c !a~ %-- attempting
70 hrcomc thrir law maker. W":H
SUCH s;.:e OF TACT, :.:s'. IN" ~" ~
tive i, based upon s'.rI tI':is IN" noi
nron personal splcei:, ihH!"" Journal
Is. w,il SOUND t!ic #.,"m -! daHscr '"d
1ra?pie With 80 l&"aesoHi ~ H>H"'';' ="
.,.II * Trec. Ill sy:";'', IS '''a...''iS
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

and hcro;ca'iy de he would burglar
or assassin. VIII ::re recple stand by
and see him shot dead in his tracks,
:ior suci actioni Even though Tie
motive should DC persona! spleen, and
The charges he the :ioaIest ;abricatioasf
will dccer, man 20 will! nurdsr IN.
tent, and to cowarGly ialsehoo:! I'D
the highest crime known to lie law by
becoming gnurderer??' Can such
ethics be tolerated b. the neoPlef-
Every man who has character to lose
has the courts and law 10 sustain It,
and no man OF or with character, need
resort tc any c:Fcr remedy FOR reTeaG-.
/: IS Idle folly to suppose ira; the press
can be ;nuzziei e:;ner l." threats o- NY
The bullet. The prsseLcc ot :!iner
threats or wca pons shouid move faith
i.,i journalist 20 renewed ef!ccts III p:'b-
fishing truths and exposing The YAM
pires and outcas.S Of society. These
genera rrinci ,irs arr 10 Our mind ap'
plicablc to ali caess, and for The parity
CT the bal!o, box ior Just and equitable
.ey:sid:iyn ard the enactment ri whole
some laws, and for lie pargins ara 10
projection of soc:elv AM human life,
i:,.lard the support Of united press
and the endorsemen: Of ali honorable
and intelligent citizens. .n----
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

Park-packer, snA cr,e! oT the celebrated
h,aat; ~r Nzryi land Suga: Cured NaGus, and
Shoulders and breakfast Bacon.
DEALER M
st1pie-... y. Fancy Grocc-;.S. Provisions. l.iq-
uor: aYyosv and othr> choice hrands Of H"H:
4 en- for Po;neroy Salt Co. Pomcroy lron
Cu's. Nails. Louisville Lime and Ccmcnt,
Xcna Powder Co. Sc. &c.
Arg Sir-c,, aAo-e C-r:,. farhctshSrgr
WSs. ~. ~~"~
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

THERE i something cxtrrrr'' .a,i'
dcning in the *r:i!ea extinction Vi :.
cherished illusion. y certain pruics
sor III Vermont, who .lwavs maintain
~ iha- l.,c magnetism Of .hc human
eve would su0duc the most ierocicu$
OF wild beasts, lately took company
Of unbelivers out into =. pasture ~ s'o':
them how he could Sutdnc Il savage
bull. He fixed his awful eve upon Mr..
Bovin- for an instant, but the next his
friends saw the owner oC that CyS
about twenty feet III !..c a;s. T!.c:c lis
arms, .egs, head. ana coa''taiis pointed
IN :tl. direc,io:is. But hc ianled on the
safe side OF the lrncc. and when picked
conclided iri- &yc ":sa'I "urs;gs we'll
.hj:Ear.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

TWENTY EIGHT Years age Buffalo
man went TO The store 20 get = bed.
cord, and that was The last seen OF him
until the other day, when he returned
with q bed cord, anj to!l mis- vic .
30 right TO work and fix up that bed.
b,.: shc was G;;ng the new style OF
bedstead that require 10 cord, slid a..e
also had 4 son big enough to hustle the
old ran. and lie d;:., :::g;h:: lively. Now
- T;2ks hc made mistake IN getting
that hrd.corl and is going b"ch &c
change it for whisky
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04
POETRY.
Try tho Kiss Betors the D!o!r.

Little ones are OFT in error.
So are we my hasty friend
Proud. rebcllious. hot in temper.
Thus sc may he to the cad.
81 the :endcr love yo'I bear ,hcN.
Let your anger kiad.e slow;
Oh. be patient with the children
Try the kiss before the blow,
Lonk at yonder little f>llo~.
Full! Of happiness and .!rc;
Suddenly h. breaks, unthinking.
Somc ono prcceps. il :'a" be,
You are angry; nc is sorry
See MS bright head hanging low;
Every gesture Gcgt :o:eg:Yeness-
Try the kiss before the blow.
Even though he child be reckless.
DisoheG;ens. given TO wrong,
Thoughtful care and tender training,
vii! bear guod!y f-r;tere lonI.
Still the iretfr!, hayward spirit.
Lowing counsel then bcs;ow;
On. y: patien, with the culp.i:--
Try the kiss before the blow.
We as proud, re6elious children.
Even need L Fathers care;
Even need His loving mercy,
That :,:r ;ss. :s3 lie IN ~ spare.
And this same dear, loving Father,
To mis- children here below,
Though 50 wayward and 81 sinful
Gives the kiss withou: the Blow.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

THIS is al aye OF G:ea'achicremcI,"
A man in Minneso'r ieii apon a scythc
and cut his nose Of, but surgeon sew
ed it on as good as cTe:. Another
case OF a woman in Wisconsin, who
mad he- scalp iif;c5 hy some un!oward
acci,icut, and :. DOCTOR c.: !?cre has
succeeded in putting i new roai on
her. In ;act, VIC hear almost every
day OF people having "heads' put on
them.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04
journalism Of ths Period.

A Pckir, Illinois. !oca: editor wrote
the following notice on ASSUMING his
duties. "Sensaiional, distressing de-
tails OF revolving nwrtcrs and shocking
suicides respectfully solicited. Bible
class presentations and m:ac:c.is!
t.ora'ion parties will hc done with
promp,ncss and dispatch. Keno banks
ard their operations nlade specially.
Accurate reports Of Sunday Schoe:s
anniversaries guaranteed. Tac soca!
will c'1cer;,,ily wall; seventeen miles
.fsr sunday School 10 see and report
prize iist.. Funerals and 4" o'hef
melancholy occasions written up III
manner 10 challenge a'""rn. '1n.--
Horse races reported in tine highest
s,vic o, the rtportoaial art. Domesiic
broils and conj!.sat into cities scrSNs
for with untirins avidi,y. Police cour!
proceedings ard sermons reported "a
arnanner we'll calculated TO cstotiSst
he prisoner, magistrate and preacher.
Prc,ap: paving subscribers and gooS
advertisers, when stricken with moral
Illness, will be checrfuliy interviewed,
when wing At deaths door. with ria'r
to obtaining obituary items. ard the
creates. p,ca>urc vii he taken in eA.
posing "oar private af,:irs to the rrIt'
ical na2c at All interested public."
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

We read that > man whU MAS 1T
terly destitute" recently committed
suicide by shooting himself with two
pistols. What nonsense! How coH!i
L man he utterly d:siitn''" "No o"i-
ed two pistols: Tie i:"nn.e with thar
man was, he was toe eSiravag-nt 20
make a SUGGEST q living. He might
!,aIs gold one piston, aud after the
money wa sonc, killed himsei! with
the other.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04
VOLCANO WEST VA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1873.
6HsceilGHY.
Carbonic Acid Gas.

This gas, or choke damp, as it If
vulgar!y called. says bio Lewis, is the
source OF infinite mischief No other
siuglc agency injuries the health oi
; men so widely and seriously. This gai
comes principally from the lungs o!
men and animals, and from combus'
lion. y load OF wood weighing 4 ton
Is drawn 10 he door. Ii takes i span
.! horses 70 DO It. II is burned " The
| stove, and all tina. is lett OF il is in the
form as ashes. ana may hc carriec.
away in 4 barrel on mans shoulder.
Perhaps the weight is fifty pounds
The nineteen hundred and 6tty pounds
which have disappeared have al! gone
up the chimney and out in'o the a'mns-
pnere in the form OF carHo!ic acid gas.
\ candle weighs fnur ounces, hut
when it is burned, there is almost moth.
ing left. Il has disappeared in the
form c. :artnnic acid gas. Put I MAN
in 4 pork barrel, head him up tight,
and drive in the bang. Wait f.w
minutes. Now !osen the burg. ,aHs !.
out, and peep in. II you happen to
look into the mans face YOU will find
i, nearly black. The man IS dead. lie
was sufTocatcd. You Sc" the way this
happcred was this. 4nl .1.a AZ FIRST
could breathe we'll enough. and un,rss
he knew about such things. he said to
himself, swell, this is little cramped,
5ut :: is not SO bad ate. all But pref
tv soon he began to find It was hard
worn - 5reathe. Then h. began TO
fee! dizzy, and then ca:'c terrible
pressure in his head; :hen I fearful
agony ior a moment in i::s cars; then
few struggles and gasps. and all was
over. Just take good leo. in his
face, II you nave H.: "'o:rS2h inr l..
and you will see how terrible his agony
during the last moments.
What killed that man; The car.
tonic acid which he froI"ccd in his
own lungs. IF when rou first orcncd
the bung-hot" YOU had pat yoEr 'nout.:
10 it and tried to breathe tic air, you
would have found ou! ut once what
killed him. We take pure air into our
lungs and whcr VIC bresthe il cat !,
contains three or four per cent Of tbs
.2:sarr,:a ~-:g. Ncw. :: ~c take this
same air back irto :hc lungs and
breathe Il over again. when It comes
out Of our lungs the second time il IS
50 poisonous that j, can't be taken back
the third time ui:h0u: !T.Scaici.
In room twelve feet squarc,
three persons are sitting and they have
one gas burner. which will consume
tie oxygen and create ca:horic acid
cas about IS fast Is !l2 three pairs q
lungs. tho air will become :Ui>onnuS
in q f.,~ minutes unless :hr:S is ~
opening 10 ia! :i,c rN;soic.: air oat and
the pure air in. The air in most
churches ard theatres is simply ahoir'
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04
Humorous.

ritE pastor Of church in New
Castle, Delaware, lately advertised ]
rattle for watch, inr he hcncit oi
the church. This is another proof
hat the world is getting better OF It's
late bad spell, and that the tricks OF the
dew. are. one BY one being purified and
worked over the good Of ch"rci.eS.--
This is about the season for such
things, and il any other church feels
tic need of a beneGt,wc suggest game
of billiards or keno among its ;acm.
bers for Thousand dollars 4 side and
the church championship.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1873-11-04

TUE SLASpEVau3 roSGut.- Inc
torruc of SANDER is Icve. tired. In
yn., way nr another il t'naras:% n Keep
i:se!i in constant e;np!oymcc:. Soi!s-
:;mes j: G.iVs honey aa': some':nies
sa!l. Il IS bitter now. .nd ;h"n sweet.
+. :rs:rra,us or assalls directly, ac-
c3.;iira "a the circumstance. Il viii
hid. q. curse untcr 4 siii"r'h wo'". a"a
administer pc:son in the phrase ot!cte.
Like death. il loves Shining mark.
An.; !, is never So available anu c!c'
orcnt - when i can Ll;gfl tn@ hopes
ui lie notic mi,:..cG. sol! tie 'ciuta-
';2a Of inr pare. ard break Gown OF
destroy ,na character OF tie have aHd
strong. What pleasure man or we--
man tIn find in such WORK We nave
never bern at!c 20 ScG. And "et ths::
is pleasure O; son.e aoI; in it To tie
muiliiudcs. or ,acy would not betakI
themselves. tn i. >;o!re nasS;oH Il
soni or hcav must hr g-a'ifsa By IL
nu; no >oni im nigh estate c." '.Se
delight il /. I; indicates lapse. tc;'1-
ert, toward Snaos, ult.r depraviIy. !:
proves that &C., -wh@sc i'll the Soai
.i.lre Is wcakneS.. vase, cr;: nai"'I.
EIuca,ion ..nd rriiuemcn: Irc no ?i''o:
agaius. i. They olic@ .rr'c Only |"
.,n!;;n the s'::..'%-,us toasac, incteas"
is ,&c:, an! g:'- !: surr'"ncs> "tsd
str;;lcyt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20

Iauis has Instituted snlt against
captAlm M. u ooulAeTly and his securities for the
SAP e o1eIs., QAloh Ne alleges they Justly 0We
30 ge1 Wikhhola hem bin. Ihe paFtle9 are noW
aaE naRl Be- aAlNaF lha ahAFGa. RapaAllaaa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20
Attomp ted ou1raae.

A NRaRo ATTEMPTS 10 OUTRAGE A WHITE Wo
HAN AT BOMBAY HOOK
On Sunday night a negro nan named Frank
johnson broke Into hOuse at Bombay Hook and
a1tsmPted 20 cOmmit Gn outrage upoa q lady liv
ing there Mary A. Collins. The lady sacesedsC
in escaping from his clutches and ran 70 the near
est uoighbOrs. The negro was after wards arrested
lie he'd been living with Mr.. John r. GOldsbor-
oueh several months is about % years old rath
GE Ston', and cnme be says, from Federalsburg
MI He was brought ~ "a Phlladsiphla by Ar
u. to work on his farm lie was perfectly com
posed during the hs Irinp. which took place before
Esquire Budd, OF Symrna, aud was conducted with
remarkable quietness for crimes OF this class II,
was committed to Jail in default OF $500 baii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20
BANK RoBnER-.
A PRoRABLE ArTKMPT TO RoB THE FARMERs'
BANK FRUSTRATED,

A PRoRABLE ATTKMPT TO RoB THE FARMERs'
BANK FRUSTRATED
Ssms rev weeks ago man giving the name Of
Harman renlel Of JOhn v. Rec the store on 3rd
Vtraei, near Market adjoining the Farmer Bank,
Staiing that he wished to open q Second-han clio
thing store. Shortly alter taking possession Ot the
store he sOrSsmed the Windows with newspapers
aud uapxiuS 90 a. to prevent outsi leTs from look
ing into the store.
Sssing several strange men eRter this building
on 0hs or two occasions, the officers Of the Bank
had their suspicious aroused, and oOmmunc cating
with Mayor Simms, bad watch set upon the
store. Discovering this, the occupants left, when
or how, nobody knows The man Hartman, last
week, sent Mr, Rice letter, pos-marked VIII
mingtoD, stating that he WaI sick and would have
70 give up the store.
Thsrs b httle doubt bat that Ihis St,rs was
made tue rendezvous Of gang of robbers who
would have attempted TO rob the bank had they
not been elOsely watched.
The O6losFs of the bauk are now having the
windows on Third street lowered aud such oths
alterations maze as will enable persons to glancS
easily into the bank, while passing along th'
street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20
WAr PrenArntlonn

Great activity exists In NIL the navy yard 8,
and the war ships of the laTgest.class are being
made ready for sea, at New York, Brook.
lyn. Boston, Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk. {.
AT the Philadelphia Navy Yard the Man
haitian went into commission on Wednesda Y
monring, and her men are now all on board.
She Will sail as soon as her cOnsOrt, the Pow
haitian, Is ready to accompany her. The third
class iron-cla Terror (screW) of fOur guns
ana l0o5 tonnage, was ordered from League
lsland'to Chester for repairs on the same day.
The Ajax has been placed upon the dry dock
TO be overhauled. after which she will be re-
moved to the south wharftO receive her tuFTet
The steamer POWhattan was expected TO ar.
rive at the Pinta will be ready to 70 into com.
mission to-day. The examination OF men aD-
plying for positions as seamen ON the various
vessels Is being conducted hY lieutenant Da-
we, executive officer OF the receiving shIp, and
lIr. Joseph Hugg, medical examiner
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20
DAILY GAZETTE.
PROCLAMATION.
STATE, STATE OF :, DELAwARE, 2 E:L Y !, 3

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
TN conformity 70 the rec lmme endation of the
tom,
1, JANIS POVDER, Govern NJ Of the a,e Of Della
ware. do hereby rscommend THURSDAY NOVem-
Der 2ith 1873. IS day of Thanksgiving and Praise
to Almighty God fOf the BLESSINGS OF the past year
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv hand
and aff xed ths Great Seal OF tho said State, at
Dover. this thirty-rst day Of October in the year
Ofour Lord one thousand eight and seventy
three. and Of the Independenoe Of the
f@nAIN United States the ninty-eighth
|S By the dSvernor,
JoHN II. PAVNFRR -
So rotary of state. lnOvStoE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20
I.ATEsT FROM SPAIN.

MkDRID. Nov. 10. The Impartial tnewspapei)
to-day particularly remarks the moderate tone OF
the protest Of the British government in regard
to the Virglnius affair.
Senor Fi9ueras, President Of the Cortes to-day
held protracted conference with the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. for Wh0t purpose has not trans
Pired. 1t is reported that Senor Figueras leaves
for London this evsninH.
The Deputies OF the Republican minority have
FeQussted the immediate convocatlon of the Cortes
" consider the complications with foreign poweri
watch they alegs the government has caused.
The Minister OF War has oTdsIe all the mem
bsrs OF the reserve Of the army to report in per.
At the d-pots OF their respective corps within
q fortniQht.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20
What the Havana Papers cay.

The DialiO sayG We are strong in our
rights, and firm in our resolve to comport our
selves well, and have sufficient coolnsss 10 hear
the American press without returning insult for
insult, only again stating that their threats in
noWiss intimidlata ua. becanss to-day We repeat
what we said Eve. yeaFs ago to the Supreme
GoVsrnment-"Save the honor ofthe nation,
come What may"
Az II the Supreme Government had any
honor.
The Voc de Caba expresses sorrow that all
hostile enterprises against Spain find favor with
a majority Of the American pFesS Bot adds
that when young Crillenden was executed the
American papers took the same course e now
and endsaVOred TO work upon public passion
and mercenaTy motives. Il has NO fsaFs Of any
serious questions arising between the two cOnn-
tries, there being no just grounds therefor. The
fact that american war vessels have been or
dsred TO Havana Implies nolhing. IL unioF-
tunalely, the conlrsrV should b the case, and j
unjHstly inlimidAted BY superior strength, ID
that case, above all epanish honor win COM
mRnd every saeridea from her sOIs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20

Use RaPpleye'a Pure White Olive Soap Il T-
give your enemies. and have q clear conscience.
Almond. agent. sth ami Market streets. Whining
| ton, Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20

1RoRaR W. BUSH Sun
Mss e9.T he Rase oaaliliss 81 s3kaa a1d
83hfLkILL COAL e . Gstnsllal sols =.
o@e DaH1aR per Ten
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20

MANMoUTH PEAR.--Mr. BenjImiu F.
Binns near Magnolia Kent Co. so far as heard
from raised the largest Pear the past season in
the State. II was the "Dutchess" variety and
weighed twenty seven ounces. Ifany Delaware
Farmer can beat IL our columns are open f,r q
| statement
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-20

A steam cutter went down New York bay
yesterday, with OFlqya % bring Capt. Braine
ffOm the Junlata directly 10 the admiral's Of
dee at the navy yard but the vessel had sailed.
tor Roanoke f0Faea.t She viii be ready IN .