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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
A eRAEeER'5 sBRBEApg.


The following is serenAde sung by
Farmer Dunuelly, Of Ninucsnta. rs re-
ported TO the Minneapolis Tribune by
" Peleg " alesn tW. A. Cr0HuQ;
Oh. come. my love and live with ne;
An1 keep my cottage In the glen,
As patieAt asa bumhle-he9
And busy as a setting hen,
Oh. rest beneath my fragrant bower
WL,Tt sweet S glmonium doth entwine; ;
Come; smell the gentle egul,hower
a nd Gull the mAngel-W nt1el vine
a.. listen to the rural songsl
Ihe pea AAall wind his nHgic shell
As chu plsiutively prolonps
The warbie OF the mmpernel.
Beyond the vermicclli row
Iheartie bull.ir0g's sigh AGAIN.
Hhe cackle Of the Durham eWe--
The below oil the Berkshire hen.
Oh, come, love, comet the morn Is fair,
I'll celebrate the day with thee;
IN meriily dig the Bartlett pear
And shske the ruta-bsga tree
Oh, hump yourself my lovely Poll,
And iu the cause Of Auti-mouop - .
Wen huich the turkeys IN the fall,
Aud graft the loug clam on the hop.
NJ sweetest, Avn fond Of mush.
And thou wilt set some OUT for mes 80
Wen ezfiS SOW the curraut bush
And tap the eranbeiry-jelly tree.
Wen null the wool from OF the calf.
The cottonwood it's 1ieeee shall shed,
So At the wiuter Will we laugh.
And gsyly weed the oyster bed
Wen hllthsly hoe the winter wheat;
ven chlset e eggs the squirrels lay,
And when the bantam hog shsll blett
Wen iced him with some clover hay.
All savory game TO thoe III bring;
The bur HcN tuuws ms spear is sharp,
I'll shoot TIE 'phin on The wing
And hit him ~ the PEI ,egrps
Then come nv love. aua iiye with me,
And Oetutity my louely deu;
AZ pa ient - = hunible-bec,
Aud basy as n setting heu,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
AaAssI7

Through thess lines following. sent 20
Prof. Agassiz hv his friend. Prob Long
follow. on his hitieth birthday. Mav 2s
s5T. the world Will get closer 70 the sfeh'.
leuder. heart Of the renowned ,Nainralist
han through any other biography of him
hat can ever he written. They Are the
biography Of man such As those only who
loved him and were loved by him could
write. They tell whet sort OF man be was'
rather than what be d d;
twas fityyeer ago, .
In the pheasant month nj May,
In the beautiful PAYS le Vaud,
A child 10 its cradle lay.
And Nature, the old nurse, took
The child upon her knee
Saving. Here is story hn0k
Thy Father has written for thee.
"Come, wander with me. o he said,
Into regions yet un'r0d
And read what 5 still unread
In the manuscripts Of God"
And he wandered away and away
With nature. The dear Old nurse,
Who sang 70 him night and DAY
The rhymes OF the universe.
And whenever the way seemed long,
Or his hesrt began to fail,
She would sing a more wonderful song
Dc tell a more marvellous tale.
So she keeps him still child,
And will not iet him go,
Though At tin. his heart beats wild
For the beautiful Pays de Naud.
Though At times he hears In his dreams
The Rarz des Naches 0f old,
Ard the rush Of mountain streams
From glaciers CLEAR aud cold.
And the mother at home says. Hark
Enr tfs Vn.cp ] listen and NgHrn
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
nriren 10 EnsanltY.

There are many stories &c. aGoat 10
various parts OF Berke county, nAratlug
Instances where unstable you Ia has b-eu
led astray by the sdly predictions Oi for
tune trlers. The latest CONES iru.l
MOnucaey, a short distance below Reading,
ON the Puiladelphia and Reading Ran
road It ie statld that q young nan
named Jacob Brnner, empOAed 10 d
furnace al that place, VISITED Reading and
had his fortune told by base female.
He was told all sorts Of nonsense con.
cerniug robbery, attn, &c. lie wen.
home very much depres ed in sliiits, aud
relinquished his business 10 make prepar
utions for the ina dissolu ions wnich he
supposed was So near at hand 1h-
matter so preyed upon his mind that h,
uecane insane aud Ia LON II ravine
mariac. The story, like all others OF it'
kind, must be accepted with due allow
auee for axsgeratlOus and mis- axes In
conveying the intelligence 10 the puo!i'
press, ..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
"a n AWFUL DEATH.
Fatal Elde Benestb Sleeping Car on Night
Bzpless-Aa Awful Death the Penalty OF
Poverty.


tFron the Kau as City Times " Dec 10Th.
A her ibleaud some Nlat singular d.ath
necpnel In this civ ye-terdsy. mUrLing.
A yluug mRn named John Damn. who
re, or' Il himself rs r. Gently from LoNer
Osualh, Vas di. covered al A'chi. on, BY
the baeeman on the 81 Joseph apd
K msas City PASSENGER lri'p, cpueea ed
brneafh u sleepnr car. lie had bsen
fidirg bereath tie car from ST. Joseph,
faving held hims lf upln the trucks and
rested his ieet down npnn the brake beam
The brakeman advised bim to get out OF
hs dangerous plsitior, bnt II apuears tha'
he fail, Il 10 take bis advice. He held on
10 his uncomfortable position aud re1ch' d
iIarem, olposiie kausn- Guy, 10 ihe
middle OF the hight. He was not fed
that he vtuli not te Permitted "a rld'
iorg,r IN t1e truck Of the s'erplng ear,
which was 10 be switched off Of Vie
Kansas CIV train snd attached to the
oui g1ing st. Louls train. He attempted
t1 olsen aye him.e from the t-uc'. and,
oyiug o. his co "a and benunbed 4 cohd tiOn,
was unable to do 50 quick enough 30
escape danger. Jnst as h. WIS crawling
acro-s the track Il G train backed SUD
denly, and the heavy wheels Of the sleep
Ing " caught his left leg, running over
Il jrst below the hip.
: The brakeman who stood near him says
the pJsr fellow lell back, and uttered 10
cry while the heavy iron htnEes Of the
car wheels ctus ca and mang'ei the thigh
rom the hip town ln tne middle of The
thigh. lie was taken up nni ct oncs
c1uyeved 70 Wet Klns-s CITY, where,
through the kiuduess and attent on Of
the Nngent brothers, his last honrs were
made az comfortable Rs possible under
the circumstances The lett thigh was
maraed ani crushed IN most horrible
manner; the muscles and flesh we're
crush q ont Of tho skin In y large raw
mase. lie slii he did not feel much
! paini h. was evidently 20 btuumbtd with
cold TINT fseling was iupos bic. lie
v,mitrd some lit,in hef0iU his Death, bus
/ died c1mpur,tiytly cisy. lie vas pale,
delic- trly-huit man, Of about twenty
| iaht or thirty. He had evldrnlly 1eep
.um ring from the pangs Of poverty, and
was in want Of the common necessarles
I OF nf.. In bis pockets was found an
empty purse. an empty tobacco pouch
/ and four postage stamps. lie said he
was unmarried, had no friends nearer
han Lo yer Canada, and was endoavor-
iug TO reach St. Louis. The City Phytl-
clan a tcneed him last night, aud VIII
see shat the corpse receives decent burial.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
SCIENCE OF ADVERTISING
A Poetic Auotionser-T .oftho Trade-Hov
an Advertisement Does Its Work


The peu who uuderst md tho Science
Of adve'tisi x are not 80 many us might
be suppO-ed. They used 10 have an nuo
tiOneer aud real estate man in LOudan
~ho was famous for his advertisements.
They were as yariId and pleassut real !
ing matt er ~ any one couid wish. Ills
dt scrirtiin Of the property pvt ITO his
hands Tor sale was charmlng In the ex'
irenc. Oae never read the p4tticul trs
ubont on Of his cnttiles that he was not
stiz-d With an Intense desire 10 become
iis own, r at once. Drawbacks wc'e nc.
iguor,d, but we're defly inserted, and in
a way 10 make the property er more
desirable. "1O be frank with my frieGdly
pAttons." he once Woe. 81 must sav,
however, that there "a one Object on 70
the villa which now Offer for their in
speetiln. A laiy Of mos, esiimal L.
character, hut who Is iioubl.d with uerv-.
business, Obi, cted 10 thu place ts reei-
dence on account of the litter Of rose
leaves and the noise of the nightingale.
To many this would be nothing IN its
dlsparaeement, hut feel bound % state
every possible disadvantage There Is
as much In The style Of an advcgtiseme
as there is In that Of an essay. There
are some that nobody will read, and
thera are others that nobody will pass.
Bat the COZ obstruction Of an advertise.
meut Is not all by any means. Pers's
teuce is one Of the secrets Of successful
advertising As a rule, advertisements
are not read the fret tine they or seen;
perhaps not the SECOND, or for half-3-
dozen times. But NJ mater how mach
reader cisli es them, after catcbinE
the same headlines day Rf.er day, ne will
nj last grow curious, and evCu nervous,
until be is driven iuio the perusal In spice
Of himself A man sees IN advertise
r;ent of some pateut medicine. He may
have "A horror Of ell nostrums, and b.
morally certain that their use will be
disastrous, yet at last he suecnmbs and
reads. IL asserts positively thRt II is
certain autiiOta f3r soma disease .rom
which he is s4lIe ing. NJ ore than ibis,
there Is a letter from the Reverend So
and 50, or fom Professor this or that,
/ certifying that he was troubled for years
! with the same complaint, aud that be
| fret bottle Of talm brou. b. stmt rcl,ei, ,
Is man 10 have no faith in his fellow
crealuresl lie puts i' from him. But
day after day. week after week, tat 'ine,
ttlling him that there lies the cure fer
ell bis sutfzrngs, meets his eye, and pt
iaet ne uug7 uotlief uall auEly ht "a 'a
being forced into the purchase In spite OF
himself.
There are many shrewd devices in ad
ver,ising, but the safest and surest war,
lelud one that Is certain TO pay ia the cad,
is persi.tence-the constant keeping OF
your business beflre tho public eye.
There Is no man who better understand
this than Bsrnum. In one way or anoikei
he maintains himself continually before
the public and his success Is commeu
surste With his advertising genius. -
Chicago Inter. O.eUt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

The Bel Ar Zs3t, IN ~ issue OF Fri-
lN tr last vtek, s9ys I-s,vrd'y a
q. r., @ belo u IN. to VI. Wa.lel Cunui y.
n..m. VITO Has year n gilai Store, iu
u.i4a'ofho1A uf Tlunas' Kun, WAs
.eizrd wIl terrible iii of rabies. aud
burst fiOn [ e.. b a. where he WAS Kept
The hor.e WIS tlmA, but hearing noise
At the fouse, tuAted a short di-taucc
cfam the stable, hr RI he'd towards Il,
with orp0 mouth, fiery yes and iutmln.
law, btlrg ami saarpiug ierucioIslY,
aud actually nsk' his Way up sever&l
( the strps 10 the porch. his attention.
was next divtrud BY Il noise made BY
ppr.on in tre yard, when be sar.ed in
ih. d rect on uf the indiv dual, VITO
barely ESCAPED hrlug run over aud PEI
h.us hi.tcu. The amin i not beiug ab &
TO see, ran hendl0ng against the ire, at
which he BIT vieiJus'y until ailraesel by
noise made by a Lelghbor who arrived
on tha scene with gun in hand. when the
excit- neut was at It's higbe-t pitch. The
mad horse ch ,rc, d upou he gunner, Who
ev.dsd tn pttac,, and turning, eudeav
cred % shoot the auimal hut the gun
wouli not 20 of.
Matters looked serious. No one dared
to approach the furious horse, which
,1,llnp, d Ground in every direction, Ia h =
blind rage biting and suupping at cverg
thing he iouched, and tearing huge pieces
VI nesh out OF his fore legs. A. last h.
became fastened in a fence, and being
unable to czrlcate himself was knocked
I in the head and killed.
/ itarpears that about month ago
large dog belonging to Mr. Cunningham
/ eyinced an unusual disposition to buS
nearly everybody and everything that
came in lis way, although a. the SAINT
/ time fully his masters control. Toe
dog became more and more violent, unit
Mr. G. was compelled to chain him H'
broke loose, however, and BIT thls horse
a COW, some hogs nd severl o. cr dogs
Z Nr. Cunuingnam tnen killed him, Hnt
/ little muro was thought about the mntlc
! until The horse went mad. The nrighnor
hood is greatly alarmed for fear that th'
dors and other animals bitten may yet g
mad. opd therefore every dog Is eyed will
suspicion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
THE GOLDEN WEDDING OF LOCKWOOD,


with Rnv years between ycu and your
weil.kept wedding vow.
The Golden age. old niands Of mine is not
q fable now.
And. sweet rs has LIES vintage been thro'
all Nouf pleasant past
still. as AZ CanA's marriage feast, the best
wine ia the last
Again before me. with vow names, fair
Chester'E landscape comes,
Its meadows. woods aud ample barns and
quaint stone. .bnilded homes.
The smcoth.shorn wales q @ wheaton slopes
the hoscsge green and siff,
OF which their poets sing 30 well from
lowered CedHrcruft
And loi from all the country-slde come
ncighboGs, kith AID Kin.
From city, hamlet, farW. house ole, the
the wedding guests eone in.
And they who, without scrip or purse, mob
hunted, trnvel-wofu.
q Freedoms age Of martyrs came, IS vic.
tors now return.
older aud slower, yet the same, dies in the
Aud hearts arc light and eyes arc glad, tho
heads arc badger-ggey.
The nre.,ried men of Thirty.eight who saw
with me the fll,
Midst roaring fHmes. and shouting mcb, oi
PennsylVania Hall.
Aud they OF Lancaster who turned the
eheeks Of tyrNnie pale,
singing Of freedom through the CRATES OF
Moyamcnsing JaiA
Aud, haply. with them, all unseen, old
comrades gone let4tC,
Pass, silently AS shadows pass, within your
open door
The eagle face Of I.indloy Coates, brave
0auctts daring zeal,
Tho Christian grace OF Fennoos, the stead
fast hear OF Neal.
All me beyond all power 10 name, the
worthless tried ard tue,
Grave men. fdr women, youth aud maid,
pass by iu hushei teYscg.
or varying faiths, common cause fused all
the hearts In one.
Odd give them nnw, haie'er their names,
the peace Of duty doue
How gladly would l tread agaiu the old.
remembered pllces,
sit down beside your health once more and
look in the dear old laces!
And thank you for the lesson your fifty
years are teaching.
For honest lives tAt' louder speak than
half our noisy preachiugi
For your steady faith and courage in tina,
dark and evil timc
When the Golden aule was treason, and
to feed the hungry crimes
For the poor slaves house OF refng' when
the huonds were Oh his track,
And saint aud sinner, Church and state
joined hauds TO send ham back
Blessings upon you what sou did for thai
SAD, suffering Que,
So homeless, faint, aud naked, unto oui
Lord was douei
Fair fall on Kennetis' pleasant vales anC
LpugwOpd'a howcFy avs
The mellow sunset oi yOur lives, friends o
my early days.
May many more ol quiet years be added e
your sum.
Aud, late at last, in tenderest love, the
beckoning angel come.
Dear hearts are here dear hearts are there
alike below, Hhcyr,
Our friends are now 900 either world, au,
love 10 sure nt lnFe.
-AHaatic N0aihly for JaauaTg.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

NJ. Biedie is ,nltor a. the Academy
OF Natural Sciences. Last ght he
$ pruug his rstllr aud was oy,rJuytd to
dud two policemen promptly le-pVLd to
i. They were Pye aud Warner. lie
gave them 10 understand that all was 10.
risht within The srio commenced a
curelul search, and Ibis ended Ia the cap
ture of John Detwiler 10 one oil ihe
aye cases Jot n is of a morbid lu'n oi
mind. He was found ca rsssiug human
skeleIon tying, IN fsc, 10 squeeze II
Into a bag, where lie had already plsced
two skuilr, a slIipg Of stuffed fshte, O. d
1t OF bids, aud the osseous remaius OF
q monkey. What John intend d 10 do
Nith these he refuses TO tell, he SAYS he
comes from Michigan, aud he will plob'
ably 60 10 Moybmsnsing. .--Ihtla' TIE
graph eC Safuyday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

The last census returns show moro
.rnd,s and professions among WON b
shan any one suspected. R.sides Wonci
farmers there arr IS feuGits stock her.
itrs, 5 BARRIERS, 81 dentists, ? hos ers,
professional hunters an lrdppefs, 5 law.
yeIs. s25 III, si2iars, o. cl rgy mcu, SIX.
ton 10 canal Aomvu, 1875 drsy women.
| pi ot, gas stuk,r-, Sj gun'mi,hs. ,
guu powder makers, l6s0ip rieger-, witt
, lage ugmber Of artisans, mtch.u cs
Inventors, telpgra ph Operators, and taach
srs OF navigation. Besides these are tht
great army Of teachers of every deseilp.
t'on Success ~ every woman who earns
her bread.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Msssrs. Clarke, Reeves * Coz qrnprie-
tors Of the Pho 5ixvlle Bliige Works,
Philadelphia, Pa, says the Sci'iHJlc
An.l ieaii, propose TO eoustruet wrcu- ht
iron tower, one thousand tcOl iu hight,
to be completed for tine American Con
tonial Exhibition in 1876. z he over is
To be circular in section, ore hundred
and atty feet IN diameter At tue base
dimlushiug to thi'ty fs,t at the 'op' 1t
is proposed TO have spiral stahease'
winding aIrur the center tube fAr thuse
prefsrring to walk up but elevator VIII
De provided, which We calculated to
ascend to the top in th'ee minutes,
We have in process Of engraving iall
page illustration, rcpie-enlng the lo"cr
ia contrast elth st. Peters Cathedral
Rome; s.. Paul's CATHEDRAL, London :
! Buuker Hill Monument the Pyra'uids OF
Egypt, sud other existing tall structures
ali Ot which, alongside of the thousand
feet tower, look lisa y gmie'.
This is one of the grett. Il engineering
projects OF the age, aud il Is 10 ihe hauds
Of constructors capable Of completing
what ever they undertake.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Water has a staple value IN colorado
TIE Greeley Tribune OF that State says
that while immigrants eun secure All
immense area OF lapd at a small cost,
ouly such parts Of II as gre near water
rights can be soltlvated. In the Greey
colony thsre are no wnter rights which
can bs bought. Water to cover eighty
acres during the whole season is said 10
he orth $500, and tie sum OF SlSJ has
been paid Tor a share of water rights, the
share not furnishing more than wafer
enough ior twerty acres, 1u that sec
ion OF eountFy, vsiiE Is wOEa valaabla
than land,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
Tho Roll Of Honor.

The following is the full ard complete
list Of Senators and Representatives ir
Congress Who have covered back pay into
The Treasury. It IS irmssr pt from the
nicid record In the ohlce ~ Tiea.u'er
sp nner. The record is chiefly rstuarka
tl- for the names which d. not app ar
up1u it. Oul OF "a ratio opl> 10 nave
re.nOvsd the temptation aud ri ICED {
money nul OF theirr ach 10 the Treasury (;
Of 2j2 Representatives, only a rave done
the sume-a little mere than 20 ver cent
Of the Senate and lille less than 20 per
cent OF tue Housei
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

A lady maze IA complaint 10 Frederick
the Great, King OF Prussia.
your mf jety," said she, "my hus-
baud treats me badly"
"rhats lone OF my ba'iress," said
the kiug.
Rus he speaks i'll Of you, ," said the
lady.
"That." said he, sis roue Of your
busipess.n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Dui the pas. year lhs Methodist
Epscapul Church has grown $4,000, 900
richer, aud gained over . O0O m, mbers,
making "a total OF l,464,027 members aud
probaliOners. Tha number Of dealhs
during the year Il 1850, whleh 10 pR'
sspally lsTga
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
rriad 10 Hire FFin.

A lady m Pr laud, Me, seeing mso
girIiiug bis trees With ink and cotton 10
prrve. worms from ascending, htopped
ana asked hiru n he would not " come
round " aud fx her trees, She received
an evaslve answer. On meniouiug the
circumstances to her husband she was
aNon'sh,d to learn that the msn she had
sought 10 employ was the Rev, Dr. Hill,
me presidett Of Harvard College, and
; ew pastor of the First Parrish Church oi
Putand.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Georgia item" Bill Bridges, Of
Dooly copuiy, attempted to knock down
puo tTse VIII bis hREss and killed the
IIiley,n
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27
HERE AND THERE.
Holland has no debit.
joe Jrflrson is mn well.

-Sogps'ene dOminoca arc ont.
/ -Austriaus do1t onihhfse NEST.
Spain has D)n 'Juan claimant.
Mari, Twa'n.is haprv IN England.
The ModoQ iuit.y Is being settled.
-Bnfer has canal water on the brain,
-Iiay4ras make uuDalriotic smoking.
-Lordon IS trying wooden pavements,
--Blondlu is in T1ala, sisp,ndlag him.
self -
john Browns widow lives Ia Cali
forpii. %
-DuG 10 Bil's sitter has become stage
struck. ..!
Smallpox Is commencing again in
Boston.
The way to hide naughty b,ys-with
a stick.
Rents have fallen 80 pr cent. in
Chicago.
Can shurz's daughter will marry a
Bavariau. .-a
\ Corlist lecturer was'recently eggsd
in Dnblin.
-snaiu does the business With Arneri-
can rides.
--Only FIVE editors adorn the Minnesota
Legislature. -'t
Toledo has q po.loensa feet 2
inches high.
They use musk &c a funeral perfume
In the West.
-Garo.inc Is again fishio1ablo at
New Orleans,
-Do-r ,ratcs a foot long ara popular
; IN New York
( -L7uisvil,e bss killed o-ly Io3. 500
/ hors this seiscr. -,.a
/ st. Lnris, boSded, indehteiuess is
! four cen mil ions. .
Rhode Islonl will truand make reom
for a Grange or tyo.
-Tbo lstesr o~s,co3t ,esy he sailed
the knee rins L Ter.
s-- 49,. 80 .s .--,-.. 4. a..
/ Nav raltv or II, MIA
-Two.,bir4s Of me I,-,i ..oyol tis,on.
Mo, nlius oi 'ls ~ a 'eof"' uisA9Ps
were ','',S.a''S ,a,a.'. ,, !" row., w.. ..r
rs,,ais i's'i ICY os'o, wnete sex snNn 70
"Su - nae wv '0's"N
IL, ne =, issni9na's' q, 2, iIost dooF Is made
',,''' - - ~ .soo ooo
-NGst, y is SAID, S1ll clear ssO,OuO
-seangI 1l. u, IS, S'id 70 ee LARGELY USED
lnsteed ot owe OIL, for the leole.
One fat' IN n Duluth elevator
discharged Coz tn1sfrels ~ ~ best.
r,,,,,.,ia,., -. .,,..,.. -
shakrsnea,,;s tragedV oi Ricbsi,cnl
! ,.,.-.-'.-,.,,s,.'
- ii.',p1sea 70 inahe .ue us'ug Vi
'uOnes W 'uh"'iSe 'es'sl''OrS leionS'
n1.tA.', Ioieno pli~r s,,hnuuee5 'ha. tue
-''s u''A' ~ '''i'n ,''s'"- At" III sosS'on'
-Chcagu Is uoLhiet by the rculation
Ola large number OF cougtefkii $50 olls.
san Francisco has sent $4,000 900
worth OF wheat 20 England withlu a year.
"A Kansas farmer ct a recent ihe.ilog
novel that vote taseu "vlce versa"
The Philadelphia BtilsiiR says Mr..
Mast has proved his at1iiiy to draw q
tobse.
Ii sail tb,t hal Bsz,ira been b,,-
lishsd LIE would nave Ielusd the issprreo.
ltionists.
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hicb MAJ she has 10 stind'on hry ti,,.to. a
f,, srs over il. ss
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

One young man at Scranton has four
breach Of promise suits on hand ottieSs
bslug down ylsh tbs mssslesi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-12-27

Our women are hesitbyand SQUAD jas,
In proportion a, lhey a'e educated unc
work to DO, snd 10 proportion as thcii
Minds and bodies are actively aud reEu-
larly exercised. We rejoce ard thanh
God that he has made the Western women
healthy and able 10 endure lib3r anc
study every day 10 the year. We wish %
might b. 50 in Boston "A 8" ssieTA
Woman " ia Boston Common psalih.
, 1873-01-10

GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO
ARCHITECTS and PROPERTY OWNERS,
.E:.::E A.
AND HIS PATENT LIGHTS
AGAINST
Edwin Lee Brown.


Ihase employed s. 4. Goodwin, Esq, to bring suit
sganst hr hsoNn e dop5iye him o poyors he is E.ing
New York ilcenseca. hir Brown hnH saed Grawfsrd,
Dhhmherltn On. fnr selling III Ohcngo ghts nutao
NfT XIII !es2sit saa
I9 W@2lfK @ HMNbEli| II Iii; suit against UlsA AWF0itD,
Ho: A. this i in violation of Tho con,paot hotvesn
as wrong doing testnetes the and dec!ase
p1;iieges herto on1STsh by ssa ;SsSn n yt!n9 q
gut Of and doponlent upon T. hare revortod 10 T. A.
takc to Hroaont owner Of tie patents to whom from!
'who will assert ia thu Courts olalm Thereto.
1t II only Justice to nysef to sAtu tho fact that Mr..
Browns course toward Crawford, Cianborn 1 Co., Who
nro ecnR my Lights In Chicago, md have tho o1ntablo
TNINU bUWN THE - tRio i GF riiE Il L9si1Ts. "
TIIADDEUS HYATT,
Attorney for r. 4. Lake, owner Of tho patents, also
o. na cfs9 'a &C. 9 "1s If uase
ander tho rntents n|IspIsE MIR: Known WAS EVER
Tho abose shews that tho anthaslzol aEente IN