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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

THE Post of the Grand Army Of the
Republic ut Rochester is making prep
arations to celebrate Decoration Day,
May 30th. in becoming manner.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08
Poor Erpemses.

Poor E<pe"ses.
Hopkins / Fernald, coffin for pauper s
Fcrna'd, Kimbs!i h Co., coffin for
Bang
Fernald, Kimball / Co., services ia
burial Of Bang
FernnId, Kimbaii / Co., coiin for
Paupcr
L. Hswley, merchandise for Mrs.
Anderson
L. liswley, merchandise for En-.
viOtte
g. W. Remore, seed for poor farm
DO do expenses In carrying
on poor farm
Nv. Kenmore, groceries aud provis-
Ions on poor farm
II. Il. Tanner, merchandise furnished
II. Durham
H. =. Tanner, paid c. Knox for dig
glng gave for pauper
h. 4. Tanner, paid Dr.. Eigmy for
Post Mortcm examination OF N.
Walker
II. E. Tanner, paid J. S.nborn for
getting coffin 1t Austin. for II.
Walker
H. 4. Tanner, visiting poor farm
do do goods furnished r.
Durham
Jas. Truesdell, wood furnished Mrs.
Westover, u cords
Jas. Truesdell, wood furnished Mrs.
Westover, ) cords
jas. Truosdeil, wood furnished Mr..
Westover. 3 cords
Jas Truesdell, wood furnished Mrs..
Westover, ! cord
J. F. Anterior, paid for hauling 81
cords wood to Mrs. Westover
J. F. Anterior, expenses on poor
case, Benson
J. F. Anterior, expenses on poor
case, Benson
J. F. Atherton, cash paid J. Rose
for hauling 30 cords wood for
WIN. N. Howe, visiting poor farm
do do visiting Mrs. Cur
tain, poor person, ut Ramsey, ]
day and 5 miles travel
A. G. Bisbee, visiting poor farm
C. II. Hardy, taking Lena D. Hsr-
dy to insane asylum
E. r. Mckee, wire and staples fur
! pished poor farm
G. H. Litch6eld, digging grave for
G. ii. ii.ohae'd, digging grave for
pauper
J.J. clemmer, Medicine and drugs
| for poor farm
u. J. Glenn er,medicins and drugs for
poor farm
": Hayes, groceries for poor farm
do =. do do
J. M.rt.. eet,n for p.uper,
, do do do
Jesse Rose, care Of poor person 10
days
Simon Chapman, boarding paupsr
Ole S0rens0n, house rent to poor
.Hedahnt,digging grave for pAuper
} H. A. Mcconnell. groceries for poor
person
". A. Pierce, boarding Mrs. Bennett
poor person
r. A. Barnes, medicine furnished
for poor
B. F. Jones' care Of Purdy Carter
, Flock aud Hay, boarding Purdy
, Carter, 50 days
L. A Phelps, team and aid in bury
, ing pauper
, G. ". Kenmore, feed for poor farm
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

Court House E..pe.ses.
Hopkins 4 Rernald, Chair for Sh'f s
fernald, Kfmball l. Co., 3 chairs and
two cushions for Court House
Fernsld, Kimbsll l. Co., farnituan
for jail and Court House
Fcrnald, Kimbail 4 Co.,, cord wood
L. Piper, work on jail
Ira Jones, hardware furnished for
Austin, smout 4 Co., hardware fur
nishsd for Court House
Austin, Smout / Co.. hardware fur
nished for Court House .,
Austin, Smout l. Co., hardware fur
nished for Jail
Austin, Smout 4 Co., bolts for Jail
George Baird, desk in Trcasurer's
Office
George Baird, book case for Auditor
J. F. Anterior, goods farnished Co.
officers
J. T. Anterior, 10 gal. oil for Court
J. F. Anterior. goods furnished Co.
officers II
J. r: Anterior, coal for Trs.surs.'s
Allen Mollison, lounge for Jail
g. H. Leslie, work ON court house and
jail
H. S.Smith, work on court house and
jail
F. J. Mayhem, l box stove for jury
room
Mcrrick l. Knox, coal stove for trea-
surer's ONCE,
Merrick l. Knox, hardware for jail
f. 0. Wheeler, insurance on court
house
J.Levy,7 cords wood for court house
NJ. L. Bulls, 20 cords wood for court
house I:
VIM. Richsrds, lumber for court house
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08
Patrons Of Hosbo0dley.

During tho last twenty-five years
money has been constantly entrenoh-
Ing ,ad Certifying its position. It has
gone IN advance everywhere selected
tAe btst poits, established its lines
and dictated terms to labor. It has
aggregated itself; procured corporate
franchises exclusive rights, and per-
petual succession !; elected it, owners
70 Coagres, = and through them, and
sthers whom. it could buy, obtained
grants Of the p.blie domain in f.bu-
lsss quantities. It owns all facilities
for transportation, al the metallic re-
sources Of tho country, al coal depos-
IL. It has an exclusive monopoly Of
everything, whether it BE- Of that which
labor consumes, or what it produces
Il has the patent right to make the one,
and an ezczxs;ue right to sell the other.
Il puts an embargo upon free educa-
ton, indirectly induces the commission
Of crime, purchases virtue with price,
and p.uperizes nearly one-half Of the
world.
It 10 not until We have been driven
to this last extremity that labor has
felt the dignity Of its Own power; the
virtue Of its God.given force. Until
recently men have been blind to the
fact that "labor is life;" but the
thought has burst upon the world, and
it is filing the minds Of men. They
begin to see that it IL LABOR and not
money that converts the forests into
fuel, fences, houses, ships; that breaks
the sod, sows it, tills it, and harvests
the crop; that excavates the coal,
smelts the lead and the iron, hews
rocks, and piles them into cities; ex-
cavates canals, builds tunnels, bridges
rivers, lays submarine telegraphs; that
makes homes, educates the masses and
supports Governments! The people
are just beginning'to learn that none,
il only an incident which labor neces
states, and not the alternating ENERGY
which pervades the universe.
simultaneously with this discovery
comes an effort to utilize it. The mas
of workers are beginning to Recognize
the power Of associated effort and to US
it to their own advantage. They hav
been its subjects too long. The organ
ization known as the PATRONS o.
HusBANDRY" has already become
power in the land, aud is, in our jude
ment, destined to do for labor wha
charters have done for money-mak
It feel its o'on consequence. This don
and the country with all its industr iea
its capital, and its educational and sc
cial interests is safe. Class Legislation
will cease; capital will be more equal
distributed extremes in business vii
be less frequent; the law Of suppl
and demand can BE- adjusted without
large marg'" to provide against specis
emergencies, and there will be degre
Of stability hitherto unknown 10 tn
history Of business To establish thi
condition is the mission of this new o,
gan;zation May success attend il
efforts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

Register Office. puh'g dol'nt pcrson'l
property tax list
Transcript eaes,Pab's DENT rsrson'l
Cattsr, Hurseyk Curl, books for
Registers omes -
Carter, Hursey 4 Curl, stationery for
Court House :
Carter, Hursey / Curl, stationery for
Court House
Smart / PARROT, abstract book
A. A. hsrwood, printing for county
o6osr .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

THE loss of the Atlantic has led to
an inquiry As to cal,mities attending
ships, and the whole number actually
entered in tho official registry during
January and February Of this present
year are as follows:
SAILING VESSELS TOTALLY LOST.
In January, 221, viz: 1877 English
81 French, Is Norwegian, II Ameri-
can, 6 Greek, 6 German, 5 Danish, 5
Dutch, 4 Spanish, 4 Italian, 2 Austrian,
2 Portuguese, l Nicaraeuan, l Swedish,
l Guatsmalan, l, Russian, l Turk
The total includes twenty lone sailing
vessels reported missing.
In February, 3l2, viz, lat English.
81 French, Is American, Is italian, i 3
Dutch, IL German, tl2 Norwegian, 9
Austrian, s Spanish, 5 Russian, 8
Greek, 5 Danish, / Swedish, l Portu.
guese, l Brasilian, aud 4 Of which the
flags have not been reported. The to.
tai number includes twcnty-eight sail.
ing vessels reported missing.
sTEAMERs TOTALLY LOST.
In January, 81, viz : 10 American
II English, 2 German, 2 French. Tn.
total number includes two steamers re-
ported missing.
In February 10, viz. IL English,
American, French, Brazilian,
Chiliau, I Spanish, l Norwegian. TIL
total number includes two steamers re-
ported missing.
1t is impossible to learn tn
causes Of all these disasters, but it il
fearful to contemplate the fact that ONT
steamer and. four sailing vessels ar
lost every day!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08
State Reform School.

Os0sS 1bEfOVW OcHOoSs
J. G. Raeheldafer, Supt., to clothing
and maintenance Of Geo. Bugor,
month Of March, 1872
J. q. Rseheldader, Supt., to clothing
and maintenance Of Geo. BusoT,
month Of April, 1872
J. g. Raeheldaffer, Supt to clothing
and maintenancs Of Geo. BuGor,
month Of May, 1872
J. G. Raoheldader, 6upt., to clothing
and maintenance of Geo. Bugor,
month Of June, 1879
J. G. Racheldsger, Supt., to clothing
and maintenance Of 0eo. Bugor,
month Of July, 1872
:. g. Racheldaffer, Supt., to clothing
and maintenance Of Geo. Bugor,
apd Willie Smith, August, 1872
J. G. Rache. daffer, eupt., to clothing
and maintenance Of Geo. Bugor
and Willie Smith, months Of Sep
TENDER, October ard November, "a
J g. kacheldsffer, 6upt., to clothing
and maintenance Of Geo. Bugor
aud Willie Smith, months Of De
ecmber, 1872, and January, 1878
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

Total Collections Of County Rund
including the balance on hand,
February Goth, 1872,
Expenditures
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08
Stationery.

Stationery.
John T. Williams, postage, express
and stationery 3
A. A. Harwood, printing for county
officers
A. A. IIarwood, printing for county
officers
J. J. L g. q Clemmer, stationery for
county officers
J. J. 4 q. &. Clemlner; stationery for
county officers
Press Printing Co., blanks for sheriff
assessment rolls
" station'y for Co.
officers
N. Neidecken / Co., stationery for
county o6Roers
J. F. Atherton,3 ream note paper for
11gens
J. F. Anterior, 4 bottles ink
! eraser for Auditor
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

statement Of Receipts and Ex-
PeEdil0FeS Of,1G0Wer Counay.
far the Year ending February
2St6, 1879. $685..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08
1874 OF
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF AoWER. -

W., tho andersisned County Commissioners
Of Mower county, do herby certify that the
foregoing 10 correct statement Of tho receipts
and expenditures Of said county from the first
day Of March, A. D. 1872, to tho 2Sth day Of
February, A. D. 1873, ~ appears BY the
books In the County Auditors office.
4 4 i I. t 4HSsGiR, Count,
WI. NJ. HOWE, Commission'rs
EFF. MCKEE,
Attest,
IL. 81 J.P. WILLIAMS,
County Auditor.
Avsr,s, MINI, March 18th, 1873.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

With the utmost precision and
beauty. Stitching either with
Cotton, Silk, or Linen Thread.
No soiling Of work or garments
possible, No soaping Of mate
rial to be sewed necessary. No
screws to be removed for oiling
or cleaning.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

Balance to credit Of county and on
hand
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08
$ls,ss5.s2
l5,566.U9
: 3,999.73
2,o52.O3

8 1,947.70
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-05-08

Sheriff and Deputy S1r;6's fees.
Colos Fenton, hunting after Miller
and Kennedy, 20 u
Colos Fenton, ton days, March term
Of court 80 "
Colos Fenton, Dep. Sherih's fees.
and nine da4s attendance 1t court 50 81
Allan Moliison, State W. Wells, r. Is 9,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

In ting present generation; many Of our Honn
tnehi eppeaf 10 think b fin4sik sthfeff TO hhs
tslaAuere.snd poifaiii AZ geni On can only d
stttlneh by freqHbniing 4 af6fe OF Aofrts bthe
Pabho-ptHge. gJtA - - 49, .att 3d. .Ae.l | .
.]if taseregated.as totheit irehsuhs, toaak benz
.ing, their eyenittgsin stores viii itslI 70
thiB suetsnighelS gatherings trS bizhnesf'b thl
ss.ae pfincipleB as soeietfe4 Aalsoh Of Ihufu
e4bsnest fgarasatidn. y a. .a;a.s - 40
-.If the SFgsoiEAtien az alH times SsefstofA goo
tEorh tonS tAefe you'd BE seme emporium ~
lmproy epaelef but the 4ittleE 'taAhe ffsA}d .
store talk '.hAe ci,tfSiBced te tiist tins iebs Q
1t the better, aita inEay ssnion tho >yuhig ma
VINO spends his evenings in eturfH 'huri bar
rooms thinking lobe benefited thereby is In AZ
ing great mistake =
A few dolisrs juiiiciodsy invested in keos
Do9ks snd'papers .wogld fuEHish any xoung Ilaaz
Ilsn means lss teE peesaE and .prqtltabla. ebioy
inen a Very eysnsnB ip tie YsAr 4. =, 49,;
y. 1hsis ma bsSH ND always VI, De i, Aehaal
tot braink, and Young mon, ppsseIsiIa
good ehsractet with plenty ef sound aud ReklthI
falhe vii have teller chance u the 1orId
than those Young men whose intellects 1re hnf
died with the fumes Oh beerand tpbauco"s
Losting ia sinTIr 6ecSlse 1t ia a waste OF pre-
clous time: Our life is sbqrt ar the utmost AMI
We eau do but little; Set We, shoqtd %ioorA While
the day lasta, 1t % a. good way to- bhty al ont
talent In abar-toon. Loahnf hecomes hxed
babh1nJa short time; and t3lIs-b khit becbme,
Stronger and'stronger thtil people ssylAi' lrhaI
Fellow Is a confirmed loafer" .,.sl
Look at this subject IN whatever hght-Fe hay.
lheEe can .'be., but Qna eDncln sa0d in regari to
ltinsthis, enlightened age of thnIw orh. lokfing
Ii poeltiS ely dtsg racefglu.. "a a. a., 80
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"Breathes there q man with soul 30 dad
who has never swung on gate with a Jrettv
giff II there is such an unfortunate. II Dit,
nm frem the iHnesrlost'rec essess cf'n1Y BID art
pity him as one who has missed A senal,ior
| have sdh gAhat ATs5 Yah : great many
girls IN my time. / am going to k,gine
some more il l get the chance-fd Il
20 hot shsll mourn for lost opportunity.
LAAmia& hans Mon1 claUsch son a mbony''
night bathed IN the mellow light little Ihand
cllnging conhdingly to your manly arm. knd a
pretty face bewichingly close to yours; bright
XSss SS3 % aSe9Ss eisS ;TSaPss you;
celestial music TO man in loYs-you reach that
well remembered gate, Iop open it for her To
pass in. but before she does that sometbiig mn
sad must be remembered, and she stops Id re-
s "a mat pretty gossip You are hardly con cious
OF her Words but you arg that stage M III In
der passion when her voice is khe seui ~ Irsio
a. you can. ss4T53
The lamps are out in the house in from liz
the tItks naYe retired to roost and you
At last she passes in after a certain edncnn.,
s!Ve sound has taken place Under a bdbne4
You dream Of your first stick Of oarttly ~ banIa.
sugar OF Charlotte Russo, and all sorts OF IiorIS.
ana sold sYeetneas, and you think them EtaIa
Hat, and Improbable, compared with that I,as'
Is she gong TO leave you, now that the phte IL
elosed2 Not II know anything of female 5ftnre
and have had something to say to -corkdine
females OF classes aud they are ahle inI tbis
TespScti dhat they delight in the company lof
passable young man by moonlight; and inl that
they shoH their good taste I have helrd if
sad mat there are females differently chnsti.
tnted' butt never metthem, aud am glad IF ifss
hope never shall Do -
something more to tell. She returns tb the
9 gate and leAhs upenitI, T4Gl- lbs Ira Iatbar
Slose 10 hers aud II You lido not kiss her then /
nave no respect for You. unworthy u yoT are
OF the name OF man. You talk about the hRoS
AZ SIN, about the weather, about the serbon1
not muce-the moon iagaiu JENNY Made
bonnet thai Horrible old maid Misst V Ir;nia
a = une aud her ISLANDERS the weather aeaib the
dance OF the knights remplar, the moonI once
more with slight sprinkilng OF kissing thrown
In by way OF spice Some ancient p,ePsobs ~
ether sex may say that this is all yery Isillv
ban You have done the same in your tiina n
you ever amounted to any thing.
But all things must have an end. And n.k,ir,.
must come. The lips cling together in Al Io59y
parting kiss, and you.go home, through tbs
mellow light full OF poetic thoughts, "a banno
As young men ever are in this world od dppppss
and debtors Let's have more of itEthis living
Ing on the gate. WINS
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05
Feminine Facts, Fiba. and FanoIss.

~
days helping shingle tho new church because
she had no money to contribute toward its cree
ton.
~ never was 90 thankful in nv lite ~ szolaim.
sdN Dovef Woman, When telling q coroner 3 law
how her husband dropped dead-''we hndnt
81 fight all that dAylH "a
A homely old Kentucky widow dug up Is 600
in geld the othes aasraa -aewtT eaty-one9onn
men sit ON her doorstep 1t susdown and com.
pare paaGGs5SSaPFfee9mlF &utifuI face of an
Yes, take her and welcome" responded an
Illinois farmer when Young man asked fDr his
blushlng daughter S'She's run away With
schoolmaster,- clipped With Snowman, shot
widoAte and whipped her mother, and the sbopsr
Soh tAke her the Better"
The Prineesg OF wAi6sis dekcribsd As bling
most lovely wontan--tsil and. perfectly fokn1ed;
her every movement is graoefIil, and herm dinner,
wnsone and wholly unaffected. Her facdis ali
sunshine And sweetness, and one never 10 lte for
gotten. Her popularity in England 10 Very kft5st,
all clAssee regarding her will, peculiar hffektffA
not more for her peerless beauty th9n firher.
fhuitlesB character as = wife and mother. ~
Higher education for womon /; woman sIwork
in literature sAthe relation OF woman to Dies. I
woman the promoter OF peace prison reAornn's1
woman's work the inyiolate homestead etfsai
division Of the, salary between husband andwlfe<f
wonaRs niluence in promoting Temperance
cooperative industries among women 'lad as ii
Affects woman !. enlightened motherhoodt wcs,.
man IN surgery and medicine, are some u mo
subjects that will occupy the attention u tbs
Congress Of American women, which will I'd held
sometime during the present year. .ear \
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05
The War ship Of lhs rururs

= Inc London Times has the following; "Tla
pfeparAtiqp Of designs for tile war sEips df tLa
future Is making considerable progress, ala ~
application OF the science OF hydraulics tb tE
art OF gunnery will in these designs receiyh DIN.
siderable development, and prove in prac&ce of
very gfeat assistance in facilitating the wkrk1.e
AUD loading OF the monster weapons with hrIHE
lhe tufretH OF the iron-clads will he druyaJ
4hese guns will far surpass the most noEerfG
sf,lhery az present in sRstence-the WobI,ricf
lhtahts, OF thirt y-ivs a0ns weight and A hire ~
tNe4Ne Inches III diameter, and the greatI ,,rrs
which hIupp is now making for the a 6sns
Delpg ahke eclpsed bythe new weapon kyhich
VIII have bofe Of nearly fifteen lncheI And
weigh SIX tons These guns will be buii mon
ne 7ytten which originated and had now
neeh 10 such successful operation at the lRovaI
iph Factories, Royal Arsenal Woolwick ior
teveral years--tY colt upon coil OF wrought iron
Auu steel tube; system which insurJs the
sIealest possible strength and immuayl from
W tss % STstingf and practically inposes no
tlnle 70 inc slzs " the guns. They will Il fit
Ieu With movable breech-loa loading ano1rnent
me WoolSch Infant will throw a 709-bonnJ
snot slT Or seven miles the new gun will hnrl
j MeJeetlle Weighing 100 pounds ihAff .t6nd
n 10 tahss Which has yet,to be dstarminbd. Ak
WY 9nuthSsls OF thus enormous sun I'M nsv
e'oei mountain gun mas just been piaeed In tbs
moqei room OF tue Royal Gun PArtories 1h;s
. rSu9 WelglH only 2lO pounds but il can lfrs -
. isheit 81 seven pounds with good 5effed nII ~
@oOt yards. and with its littls CARNAGE /. Is;.
ca 70 De conveyed on the .bnc<s lof Sp1f WI
when pack-sadd1es Rrs speciallSg eo1s, r., "a
lVis also admirably -adspted for oat1serylcs
IL a. s----
n als,w., &C.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

The Reading Eagle and West Chester Heco
repuhliah our description Of. the line Of thu W
mington L Reading road. 4
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

henry ward Beecher believes that Good Man
ners are a Duty, and whAs hesays on the SUB
-ject will be found on our third page
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

Thac@tsinty of alArge .RapnhrAn ind ority
in New Castle county next year, caused very
early announcement Of candidates for the Bhert
itF4ty. We hone every one Of them and II 9TH
s''er good citizena, whoAppfe ciktS the itApo4
ofpreservins harmony in the Republican lhnks,
will earnestly deprecsta. any, ,tanaaucy toward
an embittered struggle for the nominst6d II
there should. be twenty competitors, lot khem'
'thakethef sfotts I'd goUd huhot, and Airhessst,
so that all wounds made in the contest may
'quiokly'heal. As only one can be made The oar,>
didate, it is very important that half @oket
shopld net be soprsd and smbttarsd i !,
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

u eaadTa
800 = a4le tatinihtion Of o,ir tening
s,'tkst the eosMkRoIAL has sought iOI1ssb Oured
- cheap glory" by advocating the suc9 essful
,iseSsA We may, With great confidence, har u over
tho people Of this city and State With ut 70.
gard to politics. iWhabeEef 6rfotA' Ne hsvb COM
FrHsed " fanlts displayed, certainly it q true
Tht the COMMERCIAL hiss hesitated to DO
on the weak side, whenit was right, andswb have
IS often been found 10 the ranks or shA tnsuc
ssssafEl, marching with the veterio1s. Upon
, .s,sS A. ID wiz $lsaEly re-
4SsS1 E1snbeudhiss I'VE believe that aheee b sro Dem
- 9Ostf Il Delaware who, KNOW tbsfeeatg d. the
COMMERCIAL, but will say for us that we have Il
,4AsSt pesr ttAigbtfVrysrd and consistent.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

The Philadelphia Bulletin fairly states 81 veral
- conscientious in favor Of General Buffers claim
~ to the. Republican nomination for .Goyerdor OF
q. Massachusetts. It is trne, indeed. that Since
'ls6O, no man has worked harder for the success
L Of Republican measures and no one has hesp
quicker or reader to respond to calls for service
N their behalf. or his skill as n military COM
mAnder, opinions diner, but, there can Re no
H. loispnte as 70 the immense abilities as al com
.manaant. and organizer which he displayed. IN
y nehsil OF the Uaion' There are many hbnest
e men In Massachusetts, no donbt, who Ennot
d, forget them. =, ,-. - -
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-09-05

I
| stitution on the in'
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
Ihe Course Of Instruction comprises the follow.
w brancnes; OrthograDhy, heading Elocdton.
nahaana ornamental WuiLIga ATithnOua Rook,
heeplng Algebra Geometry, Modern, Physical and
h hI! 1e, grsphy; Sacred Ancient and M1dern
n.istoIy mythology, Grammar Rhetoric, EiRffsh
LltHIAtufe, Crltlcsn and Logic, Botany, AstrO16Iny
ase OF 81 6ts, Chemistry, Physics, MetaphE stca
htlcs n ,tnetcs, Classical and Modern LaIRa ~ 4
MusiG on liarp, PltnO Guitar and org m Driving
snn ralntlng Ia OIL and Wa'er ColOTs. PastIl on
sGNet ram sewing and EmbrOidering In linen
also ~ ~, nile W ak sHQTk krrit and Fl3 wers
NJ. Ths Modern Languages are taught by native
NO distinction is made in the reception OF bupns
On account OF Their re igiOus opinions; howeyth for
we nalhtalnance OF good order all are requifed 10
eoniorn 20 the e&trrH discipline Of tina lnstltn
slph Every three months Musical Matine ( ara
helu! OF character 10 improve the taste and n mn
ses the zeal OF the pupils From individuals Or so
Sietes disposed to aid In the education OF Voun0
m1lrt, hlphcr tton for the admission Of punlls AZ
uuceu terms, viii receive the most favorable con-
will admit - $50 'i wv
,,d S9r nSrs detailed Information apply to the bupe
aug2 -tseplo WE
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day, at all times, dni dner III ffc1 ss HRd
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never pc taken on during me short ~
elect permanent by Al III lloi,e -
Iree~Ahy Druggist OF Physician viii order ~ lars
truss for you without charge. '-AS NC"
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viii the new liquor law be respected ar u
forced;