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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

the eruh answer that there was Io letter there
| for anybody's COW.
What is the difference between murlerous
attack and pig killing? One is assault with in
tent to kill, and the other is kill with inten.
to salt.
An applicant for pair OF boots al one OF our
shoe stores was asked what number he wore,
and replied as soon as he could recover from his
surprise. "Why, two, OF course!"
An abbey in Ireland exhibits two skulls Of
Shakspeare-one of him when he was little
BOY, and the other when he was man.
When has a maj Il ghost of chance OF ap-
| peasing his appetite?-When he Is a-goblin up
any thing.
When Charles Lamb visited the Lichte!d
Cathedral his guide told him tha. three men
once dined upon the top OF the steeple. "rhey
must have been very sharp set" said Lamb.
Hunger is the mother Of impatience and an
ger, and the quarter of an hour before dinner
Is the worst that Snilors can choose. The Labins
said tie stomach has no ears.
Tom Tit remarked that the Ohio river had
remarkably long face, allow SOP inquired one
| "why, II is twelve I'M dred miles from lis head
to Its mouth
"See here, misler,' said lad driven spa tres
by ferocious dog if you don't take tia. dog
away, III eat all your apples.
II Is said that the Digger Indians never
known - smile, They ale grave Diggefs.
Why are eonun drums like mo ikry,2-3.
cause they are fT-fetched an fan Vt nonsense.
When are skipping lambs like literary VOL
umess-When they are boundiu' sheep.
All things are systemized nowadays. Even
every milk train has its cow-catcher.
Why is love like Scotch plaid?-Because {
| is all stuff and often crossed.
The swindlers early mornin, sspha.ion-
| Let us be up and ''doing"
| II necessity is the mother Of invention, who
| is the father?
| Vested Interest. Money in the waistcoat
pocket.
An expensive wife m,k-s a pensiv hus-
band.
| A lazy cook-one that ''iritcrs" aw ay her
| time.
A theatrical prescrption-Changr Of scene
| The crow that has no vnica-fh. s,arccr, w.
| A nslodious attendant-A page of tuusc
Children Of the blind sclInol-I. svrrs
The great object Of life--A giant
| A good side show-A pretty theek.
The men-aces Of womlu are Ike acres of
dsinonds.
The only betting men should iniuga IL
| Alphabetting.
is there any difference between hen ste /
ing and Geek robbip,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

THAT was delicate compliment given by
ragged little Irish newsboy 10 the pretty girl who
bought paper Of linn. "Poor little fellow
said she, saint you very old?"'I was ma'am,
before you passed." he replied.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

at is STOPPED WITH ME."-A lady friend
whom God has gifted for preaching the gospel
being OH visit 10 North Wales, | asked n
dissenting minister to allow her to take one of
Ills services ON the following Sunday. He con.
sented, and considering that English Is not
generally spoken, there was a good attendance.
and her preaching was acceptable. Encouraged
by this, l obtained the loan of pulpit In the
largest chapel in the village, and it was annouc.
ed that she would preach en- Wednesday even.
Ing. The congregation was unusually large
and attentive, aud the service very solemn.
was called to the place few weeks apo.
and spent Sunday there. Returning from n
visit 10 an afflicted widow, recently bereayed of
her husband, met in the village an inflrm old
man, who thus accosted me:
II and many others who heard that LADY,
preach would go twenty miles to hear her. /
wish she would come here again. She said.
There is no condemnation to them that are In
Christ Jesus That stopped with me-" he
added, In broken English. 81 could think of
nothing else all night. l could not sleep.
knew nothing of Christ's atonement, and was
very unhappy In my mind. l was lead 10 read
Gods Word. and at length found comfort and
peace"
lie then begged earnestly | would tell the
lady the impression that sentence made upon
him, and say. at stopped with me ever since |
heard her preach. Christian.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

Another clever gentleman has been deceived
by hydrants. While homeward bound, working
long longitudes, rejoicing under the Influence
Of about 1000 dropsof the oil OF iIy, hc rau
against lydralt He happened 10 mistake the
hydraat for . small coloreI boy "Sutse ms,
sonnie, said he patting the hydran paternally;
''didn't run yer down because yer was black
Grow up (hic) anl b, us useful man Initiate
(hic) my example. And here he laid a qit aiter
oil its nozzle and went on with lighter heart
and the satisfaction thar he had made oar poor
soul happy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

AN exchange, in announcing the death ol
lady, says that she ''lived fifty years with her
husband, and died in confident hope better
lite."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

A MAN who was told by l Clergyman To ie-
member Lots wife, replied that he had trouble
enough with his own, without remembering
other mems wives.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

TnE LITTLE Boy WHO LOVES TO Pray
A clergyman, visiting among the cottages Of
the poor, met little boy who had been taught
at school the duty as well as the privilege of
prayer. He said, "Do you love To pray, my
little fellow"
"Oh! yes, rir."
"But In so small house, with SO large
family when and where do you pray?"
The hoy answered, 81 go to bed with ths
others, and when they are asleep arise"
But then yeu yourself must be aslesp how
doyou keep awake?" asked tile minister.
''i wash my hands aud face In tn, pitcher
where the cold water Is kept then l do not
feel sleepy"
Massrs- NJ. NJ. Child & Co. have on hand for
sale 200O W. 4 W. Railroad bonds which thew
are offering at 95 and accrued interest, No. 4
Exchange Building. n
"The Dragon Chops" fine tea, only so cts
per pound at the only tea house In the City
II East 9TH street. J, L. Houston.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

A NEW ORLEANS paper says thata young
widow in that city, who writes we'll, ais rain
ing herself for an editor" Who Is he elitor
she is training for9
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17


EI.EC roRAL VoTE.-Both Houses Of Con-
eress met ON Wednesday, in joint convention
TO count and declare the Electoral votes for
President and Vice President of the United
States. The result was as follows:
Whole number Of electoral votes So6, of
which majority is loI. Of these $40 votes
were cast for President, and 352 for Vice
President. The vote for President, was as fol.
lows.
For L. 5. Grant 296
For b. Gratz Brown Is
For Thos. A. Hendricks AZ
For L. j. jenkins .
For David Davis
The vote for Vice President was as fol-
lows
Fur Henry Wilson 2s8
For b. Gratz Brown At
For Mp. Banks
ForG. W. Julian S
For John NJ. Palmer 3
For 'rhos. f. Bramletta 4
For ". 5. Groesbeck
For A. IL, Colouitt 6
For Willis 3. Machem
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

All exchange tanta Lies its readers with this
atroety: "Have YOU heard OF the man who got
shot?' 'Got shot? No. how did he get shot?'
"He bought them"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

"LOvE'Is THEG0LD OF THR HUMAN HRART.r
Suggested Oil hearing a sermon from Romans
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

Somebody inquirin2 at tho Springfield, ILL.,,
p0st-oilice for Il letter iot Mike Howe, received
the gruH answer that there was no letter there
for anybodys COW.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
ENGI.ISHIS
PATENT
TERRA Gotta
CHIMNEY TOP,

For preventing Smoke and gas
aud securing IA good draft.
REFRREsCEs --Measrs. Harry
Grant, David woolman, @. W.
Vernon, VIM. II. England, Geo.
@. Lobdell, VIM. @, Pierce, W,
II. Quinn, p. q. West, II. Bid
die, John Hanna, j. W. Haw-
kins, Michael Il Bro, Perry
mansville, Nd, r. M. Mitchell
Hizar & Lee, Samuel Murphey,
Rev. A. j. Snyder, Rt. Rev,
Thomas A. Becker, Bi shop
Scott, Odessa, James NJ. Wise
New Castle, JacOb Moore, Gle
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

DURE SPICES, Leghorn preserved Citron Lemon
i peel, Sudlsr's raisins, cuTrants, &c. New buck
wheat meal, choice syrups, new Goshen butter &C.
.BOWMAN'S,
oct Is Fosrth and Lombard Sts., wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17
OOALi COALi

OUALf COALf
The subscriber has constantly on hand
Locust and Broad Mountain Coal Of all
Rsizes carefully prepared fSSfamiiy use,
at the lowest market prices. 21i0 pounds
60 the Ton. Also Hickory, OAK and Pine Wood
BARR'S Coal Ofice
N. W. cor. Front and Tatpali sts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-17

What Is the difference between murlerous
attack and pig killing? One is assault with in
tent to kill, and the other is a kill with inien.
to salt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24

Have on hand LUMBER of all grades,
Lath, Lime, Hair, Plaster, Cement
and Brick, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile,
Dimension and Gut Stone, Ottawa
and Joliet Bubble Stone, Builders
Hardware of all descriptions, and
Nails. Also Glass and Putty, Build
ing Paper, &c.
The whole of the above materials
having been purchased at the lowest
wholesale figures, we will either sell
or use them at the lowest market
figures. Being extensively engaged
in the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-24
CHAPTER II.
WAS MOSES OF NOBLE BIRTH =

Moses was foremen of Engine No. 40
Fortys fcllcrs had jus bin havin an annual
reunion with Filty's tellcrs, on the day in.
troiucc Moses To my readers, and Moses had
his arms full of troiccs, To wit: 4 scalpS,
eyes, 3 fingers, ears, (Which he chawcd OH
and several halfand quarter sections of noses
When the fairy Elizy recovered from her de
light at mcetn Moses, she said How hast
'hc battle goncst? Tell me-"
we chawcd 'em up-that's what we did,
said the bold Moses.
IL thank the gods,' said the fairy Elizy
Thou did'st excellent well. And, Moses, g
she continued, layin her he'd conildinly agir
his weski,, "dost know sumtimes think thcu
istest of noble bir,h:"
MOI" said he, wildly kctchin hold of his
self You don't say sp!"
Indeed do |. Your dead grandfather,
sperrit contest TO me the tother night"
"Oh, no. guess it's mistake" sed Moses
an bet two dollars and quarter he did,
replied Elizy. "lIe said, Moses is q disguised
Juker"
"You mean Duke" said Moses.
"Dost not the actors call il Juker said
She
That settled the matter
IL hav thought of this afore," said Moses
absiractedly. "If Il i 80, then IL must be 2
B or not . b. Which, Sow, sowl But
enuf. - life, life,--you're too many for me %
He tore out some OF his pretty yeller hair,
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MOSES THE SASSY;
or,
rhe Disguised Duke.
CHAPTER |.
IGIiIZY.


Ny story opens in the classic presinks OF
Bostin. In the parler of bloated. aristocratiC
mansion on Bacon street sits luvly yung
lady, whose hair is cuvcred ore with the frosts
of between II summers. She has just sot
down to the piany, and is warbin the poplar
ballad called "Snells of the Notion" in which
she tells how, with pensive thought, she wan
dercd by II c beat shore. The sun is sittin in
It's horizon and the gOrgus light pores in a
golden mCIler fluid through the winders, and
makes the young lady twict as beautiful nor
what she was before, which is Unnecessary,
She is magniticcntly dressed up in Beragc
basque with poplin trimmns, More Antique,
Ball Morals and 3 ply carpeting. Also, con
gau2c. Her dress contains 10 iloun-
dcrs, and her shoes is red morocker, with
gold spanglcs onto them Presently she
jumps up with wild snort, and prcssin her
hands TO her brow, she CXclaims: "Methinks
| see a voiCew
\ noble youth of % summers enters. He
is attircd in red shirt and black trowsis
which last air turned up over his boots his
hat, which it is plug, being cockt on to one
side of his classical he'd. In sooth, he was
heroic lookin person, with fine shape
Grease, in its barmicst days, mere produced a
more hci)y cavalier. Gain upon him admir-
ably for spell, Elizy 0or that was her name)
organized herself into IL Taboo and stated as
tolers
"lla! do my eyes deceive my carsightY Is
it some dream? No, | reckon not! That
frame! them store close! those nose Yes, il
is me own, me only MoscSw
He Moses folded her To his heart with the
remark that he was Il turnkey boy"
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tampt ON the floor scvril times, and then was
CHAPTER III.
THE PIRUTE FOILED.

THE PIRUTE FOTLED.
Sixteen long and weary years has elapst
scnce the seems narrated in the last chapter
took place. A noble ship, the Sary Jane, is
sailin from France to Amerky via the wa
bash canal. A pirut ship is in hot pursoot OF
the Sary. The pirut capting isn't man or
much principle, and intends to Kill all the
people on bored the Sary and confiscate all
her wallerbles The capting of the ). is on
the pint of givin in, when fine lookin teller
in russell boots and buffalo ovcrcoat PUSHES
fOrerd and observes:
"Old man! 90 down stairs Retire to the
starbud bulk head. I'll take charge OF tins
B0te"
"Owdashus cussw yelled the captng,
"away with thee or shall do mur-rer-der.r-rw
"Skurccly," observed the stranger, and he
drew a diamond.hilted fishknite and cut orr
the capting's he'd He expired shortly, his
last words bein 'we are governed too much"
"Pcoplce" said the stranger, Pm the Juke
d'Moscsw
"Old boss !" scd passenger, "methinks thou
art blowinw whereupon the luke cut OFF his
he'd also.
"Oh that should live to see myself ded
body" screamed the uniortunit man. but
don't print any verses about my deth in the
newspapers, for if we do I'll haunt yc!"
"Pcoplem sed the Juke, II alone can save
you from yon bloody prute! Ho! peck OF
oats! ~ The oats was brought, and the Jukc,
boldly mountn the jjibpoop, tlirowed them
onto the towpath the pirute rapidly ap,
preached, chucklin with tiendish delight at
The idea of increasin his ill-gotten gains. But
the leadin boss of the pirut ship stopt student
on commin to the oats, and commenst for to
deyour them. In vain the prute swore and
throwed stones and bottles at the hoss-he
wouldn't bulge inch. Meanwhile the Sary
Jane, her HOSES on the full jump, was fast
leavn the pirut ship!
"Onct again do ! escape deth! !" said the
luke between his clencht teeth, still Oh the
jibpoop.
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CHAPTER ".
THE WANDERERS RETURN.

The luke was Moses the Sassy!
Yes, it was
He had bin to France, and now he was
home again in Bostin, which gave birth to
Bunker Hill! He had some trouble in
Citing hisself acknowledged as a luke in
France, as the Orleans Denasty and Bore
bones were fernest him, but he finally conker-
ed. Elizy knowed him right of, as one OF
his ears and part Of his nose had bin chaw-
ed off in his fights with opposition tremen
durin boyhood's sunny hours. They lived to
Il green old age, beloved by all, both CRATE
and small. Their children, of which they
have numerous, often go onto the Common
and see the Fountain squirt.
This is my llst attempt at writin Tail "
it is far from bein perfeck, but if have in
doosed folks to see that in 0 cases out OF III
they can either make life as barren as the
Desert of Sarah, or as joyus as a flower gar.
ding, my objeck will have been accomplish
ed, and more too.-A,tenus Ward.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

Of life and visor. On every hand
10 heard the sound Of the saw and plane
and the clink Of the trowel. On every
street new buildings are being erected
for stores and dwellings, and yet the
demand 10 not accommodated. Pied.
mont has q great future. She has com-
menced right. Instead of waiting for
some one to come along, develop her
wealth and thrust greatness upon her,
she is achieving that greatness for her
self and saving to her own people the
honor due. "a.
The failure of the English coal fields,
the probable failure of the English iron
mines, must force the people Of Eng
land to find supplies in this country,
and where can such supplies be found,
and 20 abundantly, as in West
virginia. Does it not behoove our
people. then, to be ready for the
demand whom it shall come. to have
their iron, and coal, and their lumber
ready to pour into the lap OF the old
world, when the time comes7 This is
the question now being answered by the
people of this State. The supinenesa,
which has heretofore characterized
them, is gone, and in it's stead We are
growing to be busy. busting people.
fully alive to the ysstDess Of our un-
developed wealth. and ready and will
ing to supply, as We can, the commerce
of the world with our treasures.
SPIyINs,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
~ States, for the District OF West Virginia,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter OF George W. Alexander,
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF WIsT VIRGINIA, IS:
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the estate OF 3eo w.
Alexander, of the County OF Wood, State OF
West Virginia, IN said District, who has
been duly sdIudged Bankrupt upon petit
ton OF his creditors, snd the payments OF
any debs, and the delivery OF sny property
belonging 20 said Bankrupt, 70 him or 10
bis use, and the transfer OF any property by
him, are prohibited by law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors OF said Bankrupt, TO
prove their debts and choose one OF more
ASignees OF his estate. will be held at q
Court OF Bankruptcy, TO be holden at Park
ersburg, in said District, on the 7th day Of
october, A. D., 1871, At o'clock p. n, al
the once OF Walter .. Sands, Esq, before
George B Caldwell, Esq, one OF the Regis
tiers in Bankruptcy Of said District.
lS'gued HED3EMAN SLACK,
U. 3. Marshal Of said District Messenger
Bepf6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, September 20

CHICAGO, September ~.
Under the influence OF discouraging
adyices from New York the grain mar
k.ts here are lower than yesterday.
No. 2 spring wheat suffered decline
OF 2@23c. sales 81 0si@l 0St cash
l O7f@l lO}; Sept 07i@l III; Oc-
tober; / O7t@l 09 year closing at
l Osf September. l 0S4, October.
FLOUR-Dull and neglected.
CORN-}@tc. lower. No. 2 sold
39t@4lic. cash; September, 1910
42}c; October, 43ic. Novemb Der;
closing quiet 39i cash; 4lic. October:
OATS-Free at 4@ic. No. 2 sold
2eA September; 29t@29i, October
81 ic.; closing 2ec. cash, SOC. October.
RYE-Fell l@2c; sales No. 2
65a66ic.
BARLEY-Two to three cents
lower; No. 2 with sales l 25@l sc
cash; 81 30 October l q car; closing
l2S bid for cash lots. No. 9 sold al
l O2@l 03.
PROvISIONS-Quiet New pork
sold at SIG l2i cash. Is ST. September
LARD-Sold ct ST.. cash Deem
Der. Al o5 wear.
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TIE CsxrRlrsrAL Power Machine
exhibited at the Fair. while not in
competition with any other particular
machine. led off in the line of mechsn.
ism. The principle is SO simple and 90
applicable to all kinds of machinery,
that the judges not only awarded it a
premium OF twenty dollsrs and dip
Iona, but strongly recommended its use
in connection with agricultural imple-
plements to which it is adapted-and
We can only say that there are very few
to which it is not.-Cvmbrland Dali,
NsEs, 20h.