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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15

The Ladies Department was not so
well filled as it ought to have been,
though there was good display of home
made carpets, bed-quilts and spreads
and embroidery. We saw one pair of
fringed mittens that for shape, neatness
of execution and real service could not
be beat.
There were few specimens of wax
flowers that were nice. No 121, by Miss
Rosa koon, No. 81, by Miss Frank
Brown and No 81. by Mrs. l.. c. Ross
A. Knappe, of FL ven Mile, exhibited
some eggs laid by a Brahma hen that
were the largest we ever saw, two of
them measuring seven inches (each)
around and each weighing-a quarter of
a pound.
There was sample of bricks on ex-
hlbition- made by VIM s Brine. of
Roulet, that were equal to any fire-made
brick in the world.
Major ]. NJ. Kilbourne had few ar
ticles on tie ground that We're brought
in too late to be entered, but were as
good as any of the kind in the Exhibi-
ton. He had basket of twelve-rowed
corn planted May 2S and September s.
and said to be just as it was husked
without selecting-that was fine speci-
men OF grain. He also had samples of
the red astrachan, pippin and greening
apples.
These notes are necessarily incom-
complete. We have mentioned the best
OF what we saw, but it was impossible
to notice particularly all there was in
the Fair, much less to give an account
of it.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
Theatrical.

Rouse'S star Combination gave enter
tainments here during every night of
the Fair last week. They labored un-
der some disadvantages, but their act
ing was very good. Friday evening they
played Ten Nights in Bdr-room =
with tine effect.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
.,-1zss7oa7 PA, October Is, 1873

.-.;,o shall he allowed to run over one
% 'a-,,a,. arrears. Due notice viii he gwen o1
year u .,,,, and if not paid the paper viii be
expiration '-ii'
opp ,.. attached to each address denote the
.nt Ega'.s ,rbicb the paper is paid. For in
iline &" 49,. Ggpres 2--I or IL denote that
the p-P' 5. F. HAMILTON,
Publisher
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
s.sat Thursday
The Election.

Yesterday, passed of quietly in this
Borough, though nearly everybody was
at the polls. There were I2Syotes cast,
which is the largest number ever polled
here. OF these c. :. Jones, for Repre-
sentative, received IS and Conrad Uol-
lenhocA 80 = The vote in Eulalia town
ship for the same Office stood: Jones 81,
Uollenbeck 35-liainga a tie. Noretuns
are in from any other localities this
morning.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
coudersport Market.


I'VE Comfy Fair last week proved tc
~. ,a,,. decided success. Though the
a,hibitio, ~ was not as extensive as it
anrLt to have been. nor as it might very
e,siIy have made had the people Of the
conntv generally taken hold OF the en-
.arnrise vet there was a good show OF
.r+irIas and everything was Of good
rr,litv We did net see anywhere on
u. Grounds or in the building a poor
article and scarcely one of medium
quality.
The first day "Wednesday the eXhi.
rtars were entering their things and
t.jnr them arranged, and but few
emil. were in attendance. bat the sec,
nj and third days the crowd was large
4ryerv oac seemed interested. We
Htlv heard theremark made, 'thi,
sg.-v good fo1 the first time bat next
r.r We will do great deal better"
The show Of horses was good. espe.
H nvof yomr horses. The fact is. ON
II are have q good deal of the horsc
srt and it j. manifcStiug itself in pro
teNg some fine animals. We noticed
-ouc others No. $50, three-yCars ole
H /. II good size. trim built and clear
5ri; No. >, span of two-yaar Ole
.ls gray not 50 large as some but vel
mt. &ug and why, exhibited ly Syl.
III mS Jones; No. IS, a three-year old
s q i'm" animal. exhibited 10y J. W.
..r4; No. I. a span Of two-year old
Is, exhibited 10y +. \. Nelson, snug
H. zine shape and very large. tht
West one weighing a little over elev
.uFlr,d: p span of carriage horses
II, IW@y. good roadsters
Ias show Of cattle and sheep was not
.e but there were some fine animals.
US. l5N and l59. two calves. exhibited
f. N. Fessenhcn. were good: we also
oticed a fine red aud white COW that
rmed to possess nearly every requisite
good mixer. Fred Yentzer had or
dihltion a fat steer five years old that
very suggestive of juicy beef-steak.
.gIt 1906. No. 20, a Cotswold buck,
exhibited by AImeron Nelson. that
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15

StearaTe passengers will he supplied with as
much provisions and water as they NAV wish to
use; the provisions are of the best quality, and
are examined and put Oh board under the inspec-
ton OF Government Officers, appointed for that
purpose, and are cooked and served out by the
CompaBy's Stewards three times day.
Each Passenger is assigned 4 separate berth !;
married couples berthed together; single females
placed in rooms ny themselves. They are re-
quired 10 furnish themselves with bedding, mess
tins, etc.
Ten cubic feet of luggage equal TO two large
trunks) allowed to each adult.
An experienced Physician attached to each
Steamer. Medicine and medical attendance free.
Cabin Passengers provided with elegant accom-
mOdations at low rates.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
We are

Requested to say that the Board of Ma
nagerS of the Agricultural Society found
1t impossible TO prepare the List of Pre-
m!ums awarded at the late Fair in time
for this weeks issue.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
". T.. OIslIsted
Is at home to attend election.
Heavy.

\ few days ago ID. Worden, of Bing-
ham, sold to a drover named Reming-
ton, a fit sheep of the native breed that
weighed 215pounds. The price paid for
it was Sl2.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
Great Reduction OF Passage.

To FROM
To or from Queenstown, Liverpool, Lon
don, Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow
or Lon iOnderrT. ....... ....--. $29 S3l
do Hamburg, Antwerp, Hayre,
Rotterdam, etc......'........ s. So
do Bremen. Guttcuburg, Chris
tiaRa, Copenhagen, Mannheim,
St&yanger, DrUntheim, Paris,
etc ........................ IS 40
Children under Twelve Years, Half Rate. In
fants under one Year, Three Dollars.
No Charge for Infants on
Outward Tick
cts
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15

DOYER WHEEL CO..
HI SIS West Third St, CINCINNATI, O.
Manufacturers of the celebrated Saryen
Wheel, the Royer Combination and
Old Style Wagons. Also Carriage
and Wagon Woodwork of every de-
scription.
Actual wear and hard usage is the
best test of the strength and durability
Of wheel. and they have proved the
Sarven Patent toWear longer than three
or four sets of the best old-style wheels.
When about to purchase a buggy, car
riage or wagon. see that your carriage
maker uses our make OF the Sarven
wheel. There are so many inferior pa-
tent wheels III the market that it will
be to your interest to Stipulate for the
SaTven-gS it is now conceded to be the
only perfectly reliable wheel in use.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE,

BANK DRAFTS issued from c l to { 60O0, at low
est rates. payable on demand in any part Of Eng
land. Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Also Drafts
for any amount payable in the principal cities of
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, Prussia,
France, Spain and italy
The arrangements in this branch OF our bUsi-
ness are very extensive and complete, giving us
facilities which enable US 10 sell at bankers low
est rates. Those who have bten paying high
price for their remittances should call upon us
and avail themselves Of our low prices.
For PASSAGE, BANK DRAFTS or any further in
formation, apply to
S. F. HAMIL TON,
AGENT
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15

-PD2E:-2heSe rG2eE Of DasSn1e are much
cheaper, HaH any other. First cLQSs Line
crossing The .4Il4H2ic.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
VOHN 0HMEROD has now got the

y KNOX Il JONEs' Mill in full blast.
No more break downs; no more freezing
up. Satisfaction guaranteed to all.
Come early and get your grist ground
the same day Fresh ground Flour.
Feed and Meal always on hand.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
Demorest's Young America. with

its useful, interesting and piquancy of
material for the young folks. is now
ready for October. Yottag Iaer1cu for
1874 is to be furnished at s ], with Il val
liable premium to each subscriber. This
will be good news to the juveniles. Ad-
dress W. Jennings Demorest, S3S Broad
way, y. y.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
A Hind 40 EEomseEiHe..-Ho IA \

Kitchen Ware Clean and Bright-Eyary house
wife OF neat and tidy habits takes especial de
.ight in keeping all he tin, copper and iron ware
Of her kitchen rs cern and bright Is painstakinr
labor can make them. A pride III this direttipn
IS c0mmeudable, and always meets the Smi ing
approval ut tue .tyrant man, WAC pays the
household bills. Remember that SAPOLIO Is
the only thing on earth that will make an old
furnished tin pan or rusty ketI!e shine as bright
as new. And by the us: of SapDin il is the east
est and quickest thing in the world to keep evrey
utensil in a high state OF polish.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15
gofal alutifes.
The Singer Machine Stin Triumphant.

At the last Fair of the Potter Comfy
Agricultural and Horticultural Society.
held at CouderSport Oct. 10. 1878, the
Singer took the first preminm, with the
Howe and Remington Sewing Machines
opposing. The Singer was operated by
A. NJ. Reynolds, the Howe by Loyster
Bros. and the Remington by the Agent
from Bingham.
The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-10-15

Thompson \ Mann have just r,- -! ye,
a full stock of wallpaper and window
curtains, which will he sold cheap for
cash. Cali and examine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
PURLIC SAFE.


Tho subscriber will sen AZ Publis Sale.
at the farm of Uriah Drake in Mill Greek
lhundTed. en- the road leading irom RO ie-
-Nc@A~ville Factory to Mlltard Roads. Rbout
~ miles from Newark. on THURSDAY. the - III
dny of February, 1871 at 10 O'Clock. a. m. all ais
Stock aud RaFSAiRg Utepsbs without reserVe, via;
good work 10 driving HuFses: ial@', ltair OF Me-
zspRa Cnlts, rising four years old; well matched.
partly hFOkan. and w1Hrantea eOun d; laRnel L0ws.
some with calves by their sides. Others will soon be
in profit; HelteP eOming thrna Ysars old. two
wear old IeiloFs yearling Calves,
FARMING UTENSIIsS-t good farm wagon Tor
two or threa horses. GnrmantOwn carriage with
tongue and shalls. Heck eBd0En. Moore and Wiley
plOWs 3eultIvatOTs twin hArFeW, 1Toller, moving
machine. Kirby patent; wheatarilL, PennOek corn
sheleF as go ID new: grain fan, steel tooth horse
rake hay fork double aud single trees. foF rakes
shovels, hoes. spades, no.; sets OF wagon harness
sets lead harness. set carriage harness. e0llaua
bTidles lines. buffalo robe and horse blanket lead
chain, breast ehaih. COW chAins. erpsa cut sRE,
broad axe, hand axe. maull and wedges. crow bar
gFindstene. erar scytaS, moNinR seYths EFaia era
measuF res \ niece of shatting with cone pullies
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN fukNlTURE
-ConsistiAe Of tables. chairs, sattse. be1stsads
looking glass. paTar seoye. setting EoOm stove, hsd
room stove. Windau shades. &c.
DAIRY FINTURES-Churn. buttsr tab lot e
milh pans cream kettle, buckets. barrels, henehes
poFk by the pound. vinegar By the gallon md KrcA
many articles not mentioned. r..l-s
| CONDITIONS OF sSALk-All Sams under So
cash, on all sanAs over SIS and under so credit
six moEths. and ell suns Of $40 and Opa ards ersa
ten months will DO given by the purohaer aiViRl
hankahle note With approved endorssr. No iAtsr
ess u paid when DUE IL not paid when das interes
4. CANNON. 4Aas,'r. $3.50 isbsO
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
ooneteas VeAtortlnv.

In the senate, resolutions from the South
Carolina LegiSlatur6Were presented to the ef-
feet that any withdrawal OF troops from that
State would be detrimental TO the public peace
Adverse reports were made upon the House
soldiers bounty land bill and the milf 10 lncOT-
pOrate Company EavOtable report was made
gEQn the billTemOving the disabilities Of II. M.
u! Hunter OF Virginia. The 1.-TWO per cent.
bill" was taken up, the House bin substituted
therefor, and the question being taken on or
dering to a third reading, it was lOst-yeas "a
nays 20. 4taH TtE hu5
in the House, ALr. Ritehle. of Maryland, in
trOdubed hblll authorizing the Frederick and
FennsvIvanIa RaiIoad Connanv To extend
their road into Washington city. Bills weTt
passed authorizing the sale Of the old postof-
iics property at Chicago; CONSTRUCTION Of &
bridge over the Nisslssippi at St Louis; con
structiOn Of q public building at MaEtlnsburg
West VirgiRiA, NaHa senate bill paying John
,. EmmersO1 S25,GlQ forelaims for an en-
fringetaent Of hk patent Of NlarAh eylsSl, fol
certain improvements in steam engines anC
the mode Of prOpelllng vessels.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
Another InyeatIsaslan.

The HOasesou Thursday, ON motion o. Mr.. Kan.
dali, ordered the Ways and Means Oomfnitteo 10
investigate the report Of oorruption, ia connsctan
with the hall millions Of annual snhaidy gFanAad
the Pacific Nail Company at the last session. Thi:
inquiry is based on the recent testimony Of Ls-
grand Lockwood that he had heard the Com pany
islation. He SaVs q Mr.. Byington as his inform.
ant, but Mr. Byington denles alI knowledge Of any
such corruption. The oitieer q the Company and
some members Of COngrsss who wAFe approached
il is said, will be summoned and the Investigates
pushed as TGpidiy as tho limited time viii war
rant! -. ,-...,.. -,.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

How THEY A1EgsE TIsElgsELyEs IN KANSAS "A
Party Start ot't Tdr Httte Ett, ata -Four Qftkem
get kiilsd-rhe Kansas City .loHFaai of Monday
publishes adVices from the westsfIl order OF Kan
on the At,hison, Topeka and SinEa Fs railroad,
and amused thomselIas by shooting into the win
doWs of houses and otherwise disturbing the peace
The next day they attacked Christopher Gibson, q
saloon keeper, Whereupnn ho killed two of them,
named Wright and McClslland and wounded an
other, calisd Jack. The remainder oi tEs RaTSy
went to Dodge city and tried te run tia town, bnt
on Sunday nhgtt the SItize6s tprmsd Z Vigilanes
ooRh9ittee aud killed two OF the Fouahs, ons
ChGs. Hill and the other kReWL ~ "Antelope."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
PUBLIC sALB.

The subserihsr. having rented hi .
WtGH WfaFm In white Clay Greek handFsd, W1u
QSSNseil al his residence in New castle han-
-A0-4E ired. on the road leading from HaPe's
CpFOcr Christians, the following described Per
sonal Properly, on MONDAY. February atgh, lsTs,
at IL o'clock. a. "a; pair OF good work Aules,
work Horses one Of thsm. AaROa. an eEeSisRe
saddle hOISa 6Ist rate for Aanaat ni1ina- and
two OF them mares with toal; Moscow Cell, con-
iag two years old; Yoke Of coed work OEea. 10
mllch Cows some with calves and 9th apFinRinG-
full hooded Durham Bull somink two years cid;
new York wagon, combined mower and roapoF.
nearly new; 3 good Ox-eArts, hsaEy hoTss eAFI,
tWo-Wh eeled hay Iigging. light dearborn. 2 pAiP
Of twin hAFFOWs. tWlR A haEruW Sith dAok biu
teeth 6cutiyators aaTro and .ultivatOrs. nearly
new; lot af pl0Ws. Moore, HeaEsndon and Pea
cock; mill tSs Rg'ndinG feed corn saellsr, fAn.
OK -yOkes, set of stage harness, 1 set Of doubla
earriage harness. = lot Of pl0W barnes, barrels
Of cider vinegar. made the past season; aApsAgs
grinder. =. -. -
fhs above to be sOId without reserve No pNst-
pOnement on account oCveather. IL the day should
prove unfAvorahie sale will 20 on under shelter
TERMS-Au sa0s Of $50 and auaer oaaA. ali 0gag
II at arount credit Of nine mOntha viii be 81 Rss
by purchaser giTinx a bAnkahls note WiIh approved
eadorsor. interest added. OF per cont, OG for eAsh
law. sTIDHAM & SON, AaeI'rs 3
fsbl0- -2Aukwta a % Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

VoTERs In Massachusetts, are required to
have as QHlifeation for suffrage, Clia ability
to the Massachusetts, Constitution Was nR0'
posed In the State Legislature striking out
this pFoyslop, 80 that any one might be a
VcteR whether he o0ald read and write or NOT,
II he had the other necessary qualifications.
This proposed amendment was defeated by
the Legislature, however, 90 that the Massa-
write. a |
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
a SNUG FARM rOR SALE.

49, The sub'crlb0F offers at Private Sale a
WI Farm. late the real estate ot y arg Lawson.
W deaaaSaA situate ia BrAadYUiue hUadFed,
vi Nsu Castle county. Delaware. oni the Phil
adelphia Pike. 50 miles from Wilmington. = of a
nile from Claymont station on r. W. b. Rail-
read and about enc Hile frOm Holly Oak etatAia-
Ina . aerOs u u under FAIR ieuee, divided iat0
oonVeaient heids. aud Il highly prpduativo, Tits
Veil ssoeksd With variety 81 sxeslIsat fsaits aaa
berries. There are tWo wells 81 good water. A
sabstnntia1 seven Foomod bEiok h0Qso and frame
haFu are on eho neOw l1eas 10 q hl91 attuAtlon,
COMMANDING . view 0ftha Delaware. n
Apply 70 w. = MsOAULLRY.
AttarnaY e Lew
Ian4l.dlawkW Wituiugtnu. Det
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

A young Boston girl isOul 10 an advertisement
Tor work. She says abe has been educated in the
hest schools Of this cOantrY aud Europe; has !
wealthy father aud COED home, but Is deter.
mined to become independent Of everybody and
work her own way in the WOFld She will, ahe
declraes, keep set Of books for any hllsiAea,
mouse serve a. amaRUepsA enter Rhop or store
rim short accept anylhina decent that DFeseDt,
itself" That girl will get along if she lives or
to the spirit Of her words.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

EURoPkAN RERUHLIcs. Europe has now I've
republics. The three l9ading ones are SWil1er-
land, France and Spain. Then there isSan
MarinO. in Italy, little republic or less Than
10000 Inhabitants, and yet one Of The most an
Gent States u The world. The fiftn Is AndoFra,
On the s6alhera aloFs of thsP PEreueeR e even a
smalleg population, hat dating its existence from
the early csnluUisa Of the ChFiaiian ere. And
now Poftugal aiVes signs 0fpresenlly sWinsips
into. llas. Bat lhs asesiipR =. VII al lhsse re-
rabies 'slIelElNa SIS ral 80 .sseaesEs gsa1 s4es
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

hARan SIzRD--A Kentucky staeanks has
lust anlshpd 3 pair Of bU0ts lOg q e0laEed Ca.
fomer that are ftteen ihehes 30 Length, twelve
around the insIRp, eleven and q halt around
part OF Q eowskin was used in their mAnQ-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

T1OA RBNT~-A Earm oatainins aAOnt rs aeres
q sood baiIdiaR., hns sPEiRERl water. ~ milas
I1ntS ts u. RORD. ClaynaaA Delaware. .
isb5-Wsl or iI22 ktnk e.. Witmtnston. bel
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

W7y0R RRNH--Houae. Stabiing and eroana 80,
Ter, silnAtsd in nEnnayWiRe hrm9EO3 On tie
phila1alahia nikaS Just oatli1o = thc eitg linz ~
ia AnplytO. EDMUND 4WlLSONs !
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
:. = a 81 Iaie.t.

the Secretary Of War, has resolved from the
engineer department estimates OF the cost OF
opening "a inlet At the H0mmocks, Worcester
county "a. The AOulmocks u aituated on the
kdsst az Naiyhha, Ahdgt seven miles eAst OF Ber-
lin .SpryeYs were madelas fall by the englReers
HspgtInent With view at aseeFtaluing The pOaai-
ktIlty al IRahIg and maintaining an inlet q that
point betWeen the southern extremity Of lalo Of
Wdght bar hlsd the AtlaAtle ocean. The present
water outlet for the commerce ofthAt region is BY
Chlneoteagne inlet which & AZ the southern end
Of tha hays bordering on Worcester county, and
the usa Of which route involves loss Of eighty
miles TO ell vessels trading 10 northern ports
The eountEy CONTAINS large bodies Of white oak
timber; oysters. dsh and CANA Are In great ham
hasaa, and the Wholq EoalOR aEnaqa y tapidly ~
l0lhiaai nhrt Of the great market gardsn Of TIC
no|sIsYs bsnlaaall 1hh ansilaar9 estimate1
aro tI10.eQa tOE opsnlRg an inles teft deed aad
$50 fest vide from tho bay 10 the ocean. II the
inlat b opausd, u Il elaimsd thne IL would open
70 market 20.0Oo cores white oak and pine tim
bsF, that Il Wonld Be Of ihcAonIable advantage "a
frait and trnekiaQ, and that 50 square miles ol
oVutaEihR grounds WhsIe the Watsr 10 nOw fresh
would Be ulAda salt Ths estimales and the ad-
vantasos OF the propos6d uorg are before th'
COMMITTEES on eommsSos In eoniiaatiol with II
eonnidsEaiion of The FiYaF aRd haEhog bllL
WI. e 1' at,..t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

lust RECEIVED-Direct from New York. q
~ hne lot of choice Singing Canary Birds also
Gold Finehes. Bail Finehss. Pheasant Finch
MOekng Birds, Red Cardinals. Australian Shell
At W. n. .gUANDLER'S. +
feb9l r.-..4 ell Markcs street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
GRAND OI'ENING o. ..i s.
NEW DRESS GOODS,

Such as SilASs. Satesns AohAir. Popllns. Plei4s.
&e.s al eolaEs OF NslysteeRs ereatof AlaPeea -
ass0ftn eht Of CAssinieres slao. ane lot ef ss5
BR0ouET AND PAIsLsY sHAwLs.s IL
I.aliss' ciosking of all aescEip,ioas. Sac lat e
Mankets Flanneis, Stfipad ShRwlas AualiRa. Be4
Ttssiug. SS. so lA:sas isyie Prihts ersst asiogsa
Iaent Of 81 -
IADrEs' AND cAfLDRESss runs.
An kiaas ot Notiop1, Raaey oeods ena Irimniasi,
No troubIo ID showing so0ds. CoIAe and sati1ly
yeaEelfae y; AtSrEa0'
navls Wilnisssss bas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

Mr.. Carlyle has appointed Mr.. FrOude his
literary executor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22
DAItYV GAZETTE.
- IA Extra sesaIon.

The President has called an extra session of the
Sennte, on the 4th of March. His term expiring
on that day he viii BE- re-inangurated aner the
adjournment Of Congress, at 12 NJ.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-22

PLUCK "A CAP1FAE BABLB.-Tbs hone
lessness of any ones accomplishing anything
without pluck i illustrated By an old East
Indian fable A mouse that dWeIt near the
abode OF great magician vas kept In such con.
slant distress BY its fear Of cat that the magician
taking pity on IT. turned itinto q cot i@eG In
mediately It began ~ suffer from lis fear Of a
dog,so the magician turned il inlO dog. When
1t began to suffer from fear Of tiger. and the
magician turneN il into tiger. Thea d began
to suffer from its fear Of huntsmen, and The
magician, in disgust, said, BE q mouse again.
As you have only the heart Of mouaa, Il is
impossible to help you by giving you tIse hody
OF nObler animal" And tks moor craatnre
again become q mouse fE-
1t Is the same with mouse hsarled man. He
may be clothed with the POWsrs, and placed 10
the position Ofbrave me1, but ne viii always
act like mouse; and pubic opinion Is usually
the kreat magician that 6aally says to such Z
person, go back to your obscurity again. YOu
have only the heart Of mouse, aud i d ussIes:
to try to make lion out fyou,