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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-03
Science and Industry.

-AbSlt eight hundred men are now en-
gagged in cutting granite at Dix Island for
the New York Post-oflicc.
Mr.. Eason. a journeyman iewcler at
Des Moincs. Iowa. has invented a watch
spring. the patent for which hc has sold
Tor $50. 100.
Calculations made on the wheat crop
of Minnesota reckon that there will be an
excess of 100000 bushels for export
after feeding the entire population of the
state.
a Boston firm sends three thousand
boxes of chewing gum. equivalent 10
$4,000 .quids.'' To Ohio. Indiana. Wis
c0nsin and Missouri. The jaws which
work on this stuff are mostly feminine.
The manufacture of salt. say, an cx-
change. will yet become one of the princi-
pal industries of sumner county. Kansas.
a. ii has been proven beyond question that
a good article can be made from the nu-
merous sait-springs on Slate Creek and al
Remanto. south of Oxford. in the Arkan-
sas valley.
There are i'm Providence. X. l.. eighty
five jcwelry manufacturing shops employ
ing twenty-five hundred and fifty persons.
and doing a business of about six and a
halt million dollars annually. The pro
duet embraces every grade. from the high
ct and best 10 the cheapest. and the yarie-
ETY. Is rs limitless a. the ingenuity of the
human mind.
One of the enterprises of the West i a
poultry establishment located at about one
mile north of Batavia, Ill. There are now
there. between 1000 and 5000 hens. mostly
of the common variety the speciality be-
ing the raising of chickens. and furnishing
aprs for tho Ihi.aUn market Nv prayiI-
ing warm rooms for the hens through the
winter the fowls lay nearly all the time.
excepting about two months in the heat OF
the summer a young hen. one 10 four
years of age. will produce will good care.
nom 100 Ia lao eggs per year.
The highest prize given by the Vienna
Commission is the grand diploma OF honor.
the second the medal of progress, the third
the medal of merit. the fourth the honora-
BILE mention. Four of these have been
awarded in this country for excellence IN
methods and for progress of education
namely TO the National Bureau of Educa-
ton. to the State of Massachusetts. Ia the
city of Boston. aud TO the Smithsonian In
stitution. Washington. -Four Others have
been awarded 10 private individuals Tor
machinery of different kinds. for progress
IN iron manufactures and for dentistry.
There was much competition in sewing
machines, n of which received "A medal
OF merit, and several Others medals OF pro
grcss. Some fifty exhibitors in the
American machinery department will re-
ceivc medals.
The manufacture of brick from ocher
i now acknowledged asuccess. and is dcs-
tined not only to work a revolution In the
br1ck business. but to become a business
OF great commercial value to Usage City.
Kansas, and that part of the state. The
first kiln was burned IN September last.
and now they are turning out from 100000
10 $4,000 bricks per month. Three per
mancnt kilns with capacity of 10000 are
required TO Reep the presses. 10Y in use.
running. Submitted 10 the intense heat
Of these kilns. the bricks come forth al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-03
What Shall We do With Our Daugh-
tersl

Bring them up in the way they should
90.
Give them a good substantial, common
school education.
Teach them how TO cook a good meal Of
y~ictuals.
Teach them how TO wash and iron
clothes.
Teach them how TO darn stockings and
sew on buttons.
Teach them now TO make their own
dresses.
Teach them 10 make shirts.
Teach them TO make bread.
Teach them all the mysteries of the
kitchen, the dining-room and parlor.
Teach them that a dollar Is only a hum
dred cents.
Teach them that the more they live
within their income, the more they will
save.
Teach them that the further they live be-
yond their income, the nearer they get To
the p%o0r-house.
Teach them to wear calico dresses. and
10 do 1t like a queen.
Teach them that a good, round. rosy
romp is worth fifty delicate consumptiyes.
Teach them to wear thick. warm shoes.
Teach them to do the marketing for the
family.
Teach them TO foot up store bills.
Teach them thai God made them In his
own image. and that no amount of tight
lacing will improve the model.
Teach them everyday, hard, practical
cOmmOn-sense.
Teach them self-reliance.
Teach them that a good. steady, greasy
mechanic. without a cent. j. worth Il dozen
oil-pated loafers in broadclOth.
Teach them to have nothing to do with
Incorporate and dissolute young men.
Teach them to climb apple-trees. go fish
ing. cultivate a garden, drive aroad team
or farm wagon.
Teach them the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
drawing. painting-if you have the time
and money to do ii with.
Teach them not To paint and powder.
Teach them not Il wear false hair.
Teach them TO say no, and mean it or
yes. and stick TO il.
Teach them to regard the morals, not
the money of the beaus.
Teach them the essentials of life-truth,
honesty. uprightness-thcn at a suitable
time let them marry.
Rely upon 1t. that upon your teaching
depends in a great measure the veal or
woe o ftheir after life.-UristieH Standard.
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most as hard and durable as blocks of steel.
These bricks are put on the ears al $3.50 10
$40 per thousand. About one mile ofthe
yellow ocher, ranging from eight 10
twcnt-cight feet in thickness. j. known 10
exist, aud may be manufactured into paint,
pottery. thing. chimney flue-. and many
other articles of commercial yaluc.-EE-
chnnge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-10-03
Odds and Ends.

"A wcll-dressed dog wears a collar and
pants in the summer.
The latest car-coupling was marriage
on a railroad train.
The champion poStal-car1 writer of
Charleston. :. c.. has reached 2,0li words.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
"a Dose In TIms.nAc.

II "a stitch in time saves nine" it is equally
tain that dose OF healthy tonic like HOstetteT's
Stomach Bitters taken at this inelement season Of
the year may save many unpleasant tWinge. A
dose, however Is not sufficient. The system should
stimulent and invigorant. Commences taking il
with the commencement Of the atmospheric change
which distinguish the winter from the autumn.
Thereby you will avoid those disturbances Of the
digestive and secretive organs. and those painful
seases of the muscles and the nerves of sensation
which often render the period Of the year which
should be Oha merTiest, season OF pekance and
|disquietude. The extraordinary VigOr and regu-
ariy which this exkiaTaing restorative i'm parts to
the most important functions Of the body, reader it
an invaluable remedy for debility. cons
mittent fever5. Oct20tOnOV5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
GAZETTE.
Notes Of Labor ana wages.

The Sale m Mass Gasette says that the Ips wich
Wollcu Mill Is now running two hours extra each
day. in order to keep up with the demand Of the
market for goods. t,t. e....t g.
Ihe New No. mill OF the Border City Mills
at Fail River, Mass, Is now in full operation,
having started the last of its 800 looms last week.
L has good contract for all its production until
December.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that the laborcrs'
time In the foundry of Resor Il Co, stove factors
of that city, has been cut down one day q week.
TtIe moulders who are paid by the piece, now
50 or 81 less per week than when on full time.
Messrs. Resor claim to be working $50 hands.
Tho wollen mhl Of ffoyt, Sprague & Ca, at o.
atious to-day.
The feather factory in West HobokcH closed
yesterday, throwing 300 persons out of employ.
lnent. The Erie Railway Company Is reducing
the number Of wOrkmen in the different shops
along the limo of its road, aud putting those 70.
tanned on three-quaTters time.
Four hundred wcTkmt n we di charged from
the Navy Yard at Portsmouth. yesterday.
The Germantown PENN Telegraph says that
the wOolleu mills OF MIR. Aaron Jones, In that
place, closed on Saturday evening last. with the
intention OF not resumtng before April next.
About 200 hands are thus thrown out OF employ
ment. The extensive mills of Mr.. Charles Spen-
Ger have also partially suspended work. October
November, and Decembef are usually the busiest
months, with the wooden mills, but the demand
for goods OF this character has almost entirely
ceased 't t .. '." -f-'.t
The Hartford Ttmes reports that the Union Nu
Company, at Upiouyllle, Connecticut, has Gu
doWn'the wages of its workmen from fifteen tC
twenty-siX per cent The Times also says that
good many are lying Idle in various parts o
Connecticut as a reshlt of shutting down Of WoIl
in 80 many workshops and factories.
Toe Schenectady EhloH saysthat the car work
Of Gilbert Bash Il Co., Green Island, closed las
Friday, aud 400 men are thus turned out Idle.
Pittsburg coal dealer is reported to have sal
to i reporter Of the Gdsette Ofthat city on Mon
day;-"The pressure for lower prices is comm
from all quarterB, and there will have 10 be
general let-dOwn the prlees or of the mines.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
STOKES 6fas1 s1T4eFIED.

NE thiSlss he sASald lAawo beaA AeqOnlIte d.
As soon as Stokes Was sentenced and received
Ne lationaOf BE tEiaRdS he was taken
70 carriage and huFriedly removed TO the TOmbs,
where he 0EElVed shortly alter '12 o'clock; Not
WIthatanding the tOrtanAta termination of the
trial. "a far as hoaa cqHoogne4s h weasrenaarked
by th0iOfacDn q Tie Tamha that iHtokoa Vore .
Sslicn and (lissatiSRsd connEsnnnos -WhSa he -
turned. Yesterday mogaing stokes aWoke shq Y
aflsg 8, enjoyed Z hearty bieaklast, and scannsd
the morning papsra. He was disturbed hya visit
.ftom MR. DOG PaasOs, Who again congratulated
him on his escape from TIE horrible end that once
ST1.' E ~ - SS9Gs to. e isSl s'1s;sS S;S
not agree. He thanked his friend for his sympa-
tAy, hut thought h yes s4,itls4 TO aA acaulttal.
Hait an hour aHCetWaTi the prisoners father cali
ed aud ukAyad considerable time with him. A
reporter shortly afieIwafd was admitted, and
fOund eha prisoner ID th0 o0ndamned call, which
is exactly 1aaeFneath the one occupied by the
prisonaF SeAhHcll. he did mot believe his eOun-
sel would look for Allitieation Of the puniahment
IAs highest penalty for manslapghter had beeI
dealt 0at TO him InSteaa o1 being AneATceTataC
aa he wasahoaS % 6s, hS ShONlA have beeh con
gratulatcd 1OE his aetlons. % i'
Al this stage, the prisoner, Whowas Almest nir
rounded by group Of ladies, said he did not thini
called 10 cohdo GiIk kin upon tho hasslInsss o
the sentence. Deputy shsrh Shields though
that stokes would Be removed TO Sing Sing q
/ MondaY pgEt, 6Ak ShsHif hTpRRGRhad NOT ace
Tea aa Vet BAAfkey eAd Simh3dtis,o Who aRt
trial Tor murder, think Stokes has been vFy> fcl
tnnIte and tie sentsncs nletsd out ~ bic YER
heAt n was Aeooa SHsa 'os esels z. ~ NJ e
Wards1 J0hEstou, la TePl - suE1ar, ~
he Wasmuch aseonisAAd at TIE manner Stokea q
lchivod hia otapanae, Ne had net looked 50 gloom
Slnce - Waa soAtsn "a "a " ham = N u Ti1e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
crime.

Ihs body Of horse thief. named Thomas
Box, has been found hanging in the WDOdsnear
Virginia City, Missouri. sla -. -
AT Belfast, Maine, yesterday, John Gordon
pleaded not guilty 10 the charge of nlardering
his brothers wife at Thorrd Ike, last June. Hip
trial was set for November 10Th. -
Mrs.. Mary Mort yomery. who stabbed her
negro lover 10 death at San FrancisCC, and was
convicted Of manslaughter, has been sentenced
to two years imprisonment.
Mike MeCcole, arrested in ST. Louis on sua-
picion OF being duplicated in The murder OF Pat.
sey Mlanley, has been released on $40, 900 bail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

NEW SILVER Cork ONLY TO BE PAID oUr.-
Thesiver which Is 10 be paid out by The Treasury
Department, be it much or little, is Of the new
coinage under the law passed Last session. The
weight Of this coinage i twelve and half gram
mes for the half dollar. six and quarter gram
mes for the quarter dollar, and two and hall
grammes for the dime. Two silver dimes weigh
exactly the same as the nickel five cent piece
now in circulation. The value Of the half dol
sr Of the new coinage IS one-quarler Of cent
more than the same piece Of the old coinage.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
: S.,IIsiIna ..bSGatSsIos.
OPnRAqIoE DURENa Inn liOHTn. on OCT
.4t .siata si9af 4f Ail RnN.s s.l tl sis. ,a e

OFAAAIAoA U1AAft4 fI4I tAVAAN- - W.
e4t .sieat si9ait4f 80 8nR,s ,ss1e - 7a
s DuEin9 the mouth Of Octobes, Just elosed,
buIIlinR lines have been nxed for the Follow
lIAa SoAA he tha IbcAtina mAmed:
Joseph Bacon, back building, Eleventh ST.,
VeeSa Or2n AnA Ta4AallI aSs ala
Nlcheal MearY, house, Fifth near Madison.
Mn. Il Bowers - Bernard MeHugh. each,
one house, lombard near Tenth.
VIM. @. Naktih and VIM. X StOekley f0uR
honses un Head slaee1 boGWeen A ane b.
'IOulsa .. BhepFAgaS Oae on OlaynOalk street
near Christians AVe1ue. Z .kassfa#t
Joseph Hayes two On ClayNOnt street near
"a A fesAne sAsE a San Buren stSees,
between Second ana Third. -
m6GLh Ms8losksAls AxR Ell chsstaat and
Fnnkhn streets. af'
sJaha lso0k, tAras e ElghEh snd Spruce.
IAeRaa FOEd stgq 81 Third stFsat between
james z, Kennedy shop p, W,&B X. A'
JOIN n J0hRson.. two on lsdllh neal
- lI@rsia 0SrFlty, Ons % Psaeh siFsetI
Total, TWenfy-slx builainRs and OIle shop
Il e-rT laeT7f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
New RaIIway Fn1crDrIse- NJ

TRENToy, N. J., Oct. 3l.--A AfticIes Of assOeia-
ton have. been fled In The Secretary Of States
Ofice for railroad from PrallsyiHe 70 Fleming
ton, in Hunterdon county. This viii rake a
through road from the oylestOwn branch oftbe
North Pennsylvania Road to PraItsville, thence
to FlemISgton, thence BY the South Brsnch road
10 Somersville, and thence BY the Central Road
10 New York. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

Rappleyes Pure White Olive Soap iSsures
to the purchaser cleanliness. which. according TO
scriptural teachings, is akin to gOdliness. Use il
AMI ba good. Almond. agent, 3th and Market Sts..
Wilmington Del. sNwa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

AID FOR The RoOR.-,A Systematic effort b
on foot which isto Faalit n The orgapizaliOn Of
an association formed frOm AL ths D Protestant
OhnFches OF the city, foPathb relief of The poog
dnIiaR the appFoschihe winter. A meeling
1,okiRa towards the aeeomp mplahmeAt Of this OBJ
'iset, VII he bald RexbweekHs4n MA IA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
Imported Wheaa.

Thomas b. COursey, Esq, Of Spring Mills,
Sussex county, some time ago received twenty
bushels Of wheat from Italy, called there the
siRrana gentilla TOSsa, OEred.bearded wheat
Me- O. distributed about One-half OF II among
the farmers Of Delaware, Maryland and Viz
QinIa, az the bare cost OF inlp0rtatiOn-$4 "a ,6a
Der bushel- and the other ten bushels he has
seeded himself We understand the wheat
weighs some 66 pounds, and will no doubt be
A valuable addition to our cereals. Mr.. COar.
sew has also this season sOwn few pounds OF
VeTv ptOmIslng white sVheatsa variety lmpOr-
ted from France by the Agricultural Depart
y = loent- ise'l''er Journals S3AS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
nIEp.

D0U6HERTY.-In this city, on the 3Ist ult., Mary
Ann Dougherty, in the 24th year of her age.
The relatives aRd friends OF the family are re-
speetfully invited to attend her funeral. from the
residence of her fathsr Henry Donghertv. cor. 9Th
and Caureh sts at " clock. A. M On Monday IL o
Sd INST, to proceed 10 Sc. MaFys CemeGsFs solemn
High Mass will be celebrated in st. Mary's Church.
cor 9Th and Pine. tH.sz
FLINN.-In this city. on Thursday, the 3OtA inst.
John Finn. in his 18th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
Questeds without further notice to attend the uner
al, from his late residence. No col Shipley street.
on Monday morning the I'd of November starting
at II O'clock. Services at l0% o'eloek.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

TAAcnKRs IsTIUTR. = Tie teachers Of sehOOls
Nc. 1. 4 and 10, OF this city, In company viii
Superintendent Harlan, visited he ChealeE
C0ubty Teachers instilule, II WeHt Chesleg,
yesterday, IN consequence Of which, thoss schonla
we're closed. t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
PUBLTCSILES.
NGLE 4 MILGER5 AucToIneeTs,
4th and King streets. WILMINGTON. DEL.
.UBLI0 SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale. on TUES -
DAY, November 4. 1879. At 0Gle Mller's 4!
WElnEiagtOn. Del, at hAlf-past 2 O'clock. p. sss
~ al shat valuable prOporty known as the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
aPFtlea,a "a WJIHThlI

CoIoRED MKRTING-A meeting d colOred
citizens was held last evening, in the Hall, near
Taellb nd Wahpli, Joseph ~ a. Meyers fsS'
aided The meeLhg was held lof ne purpose
ofdevising meana ~ raise money enough 70
send delegation 10 Congress next winter 10
nnembFalize Congress 20 ImA aseapplementaIy
! Civil Rights Ritz AfeeFaigsnAlOn, lbs meeting
adjourned without any deiI.ile conclusion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

El0R RENT,-A we'll lighted and warmed room.
synic Temple "A a6Sr PossssioS % Sysn imme
diately. Apply to the Janitor in thebnilding, OF
AT. SCOTT,
noVl -d3ts 66l& Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
T,n,nReIAI. NoTEs-M Meau. John

IItDUsFRIAL NoFEss- AesH. John y Rac'
q %, Of the PhOsnlx lI94 tHAne,y' having
hlIed all present order u y stated VIII suspend
OperatiOps for awhile, greS 49,
5 The n. w. &B. X. r. Co, hAsEaaced ths
working time Of It's day eiGpleysna Aha City
10 eight houEs per day, ~.
Erm oi nsehiaisls, IN -lkis city, has pro-
possd 10 It's employees Iorun On falltim dnE-
ing the Winter and pqy one bali ne Wages i9
eSsh. and the other halfin due hils, TO b cAehed
ontRs resumption Of the buy season. y y
thought that the workmen viii accept this iAlR
ppapRiien,A II uDIHTk(I .TA'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
BOOTS AVID AHORSl
A Heavy sTOOK OF FALL AND WiNFRR
CHEAP eOoTs AHp SHOES,
sssoaast.. assrs Wsaa aG llArhss

ianas 0aa tks pahlia q at he has % hand
laFge and veil eala see1 stock of RAl,L9
ChiIdFon, wAlqA ars mannActaFed ifom The hest ma
esIlaA md gaaa - eAn hoA manRer, and Willbe sold
as Low e. he sama aEtiola hs eAeaiaed IN this
0FanY eth0r Oley. EAAiaa end eeatlenea buying e
NJ store WI have The aavRneAee 81 = laf9e eud -
1iad aaloEtnon1 ffam Whieh % eeleet hshioAabia
s1,a Ssak h1iins kool 81 shos he pnhlio ere cor
diaiiY faVltaA q oall and axanino NJ stosk and
cara NJ oxessaingly los Igiess, r-,v,
8sptie- JOHN =. bAboQCA'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

Prince Napolesn, aecoBdilg 20 tha Paris Jour.
mails, is about 70 wait the Unitsd States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
Amusenants.
% RuELL FAMLY ro-NIanr.


Tonight, at the Union NJ E., Church, the
celebrated Buell. Family will give an excellent
veal ,ncert Of sacred music, Thia Buell.
Family has quitp TePiIAtiop, and the concert
will doubtless prove an enjoyable affair, "A
FINE ENTERTAINMENT eH,
At the Grand Opera House, on Tuesday hRd
Wednesl'ay evening next, the great Presidigi-
tatur DR.. Wilialba Frickell, will give two of his
Interesting and myatiiying eRlsFtainments, These
entertainments are very pOPalar, and are said to
move the untruthfulneal Of The popular saying,
that ''ssSiRg Is believing" Seas seOnred Al
B0ughman, Thomas Cos.
SUPPER AND FESTIVAL.
A supper and festival, for the benefit Of 81.
James' Church, StantcR, will bsgiVeR At the
Brahdywine Springs Uti the afternoons and
evening" Of Nlvsmber 9th and 7Ih. Supper
will be served frOm 3 pnlil 10 O'Clock, P. n.
1ickels 90 cents. -...-4 sa1
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
The Black Crook, Sas produced At Mish-
IIrs n, A'rodffy o AG''8 r f'ea'9s Sff hH''0''
: ''Phe Twelve TemptaIiOns7 will be produced
al the Ches0ut Street Theatre, Oh the 18th inst
NJ. w. LeGingWell o. ems on Nov. Sd, al ~
Olympic Theatre, Philadelphia, in bnrlesques
and Ap; q llties. .lss
Lawrence Barrett will start Oa his travelling
tour With first-class company on DeesmbeT
under the management Oft. w. DaVsy.
T. G. King has been engaged for twO week
al Mrs. Conway's Brooklyn Theatre, eOmmenC
ing Nov. 10, opening in "Nosre Dame"
J.K. Emmet travellers through the Fast 70
two weeks, commencing Nov. 10, under III
management OF Alex. Calhoun. lAa
Charles Hillyard. juvenile man, joins Janau
scheck at Milwaukee on Nov Sd, Mr.. Hill
yard was formerly connected with the Chestnu
Street Theatre, Philadelphia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
NOTICES.

&1O ANY LADY OR CHILD OVER 81
pANIO years OF age can now learn Madame
Herman's new msthOi OF mAkina Wax Flowers for
only " 80 By purchasing her new book of Instrue-
ton aud an entire set OF moulds. Or her book Of
Instructions in the beautiful art Of making Foliage
which is perfect representation Of the natual leaf
and made without mOuhS or scissors. Price only
- " Ine5e books can be had from the author
MADAME HERMAN No. ll3 West 4lst Street New
York. or from the once OF this paper. oet2i-dst
OOTI0E.-RSece Pyls, dealer in boots and shoes.
IN IN the City of Wilmington Delaware, has this
day assigned al q his property and effects to the
undersigned. for the benekk OF his creditors
atfHtt VI y GEORGE H. MARBLE,
Oct 18th. ls73-l9Vf MARTIN HAYWARD.
NOTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.-A per
IN sons Who have sold property during the pres
ent year, must give notice in writing to the Regis
traR, ct the Office Of the Water Department before
the SOth day Of November 1874 and insert in the
notice the name Of the purchaser, and number of
the property purchased otherwise they will be held
liable for the wateF rent the AeKt year Also. all
persons who may wish to discontinue the OF
water or any portion Of it. must give notice as
above. and pay e for drawing feFFuls. No altera-
ton will be made In any bill after the above date
| A new assessment Of the BrandyWine water having
been maao aAd bills e0mplsteA all persons in
letesled are Invited to eaIl aud examine the same
oetl6 noV3O Registrar.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

i n6Slssksl sEsssE xSpl1 i sii SssN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01

0srritt snlA has mt 81 600 o relieve the sui-
iaEen by the Ore IN oanaalotas N. Y.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-01
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.. ALEX. sAVHLR. do hereby
IN give nptica that ShAll apbly ~ the Judges OF
me Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace and all
DDelyery Ol the btate Of Delaware in and for the
county OF New Castle, on Monday. the 18th day Of
Noyember A.D; l5IJ being the frstday Of the NOyem
liquors and General Merchandise, at No. 6l2 Mar
kes street, Fourth ward. Wilmington. Del. and the
!oonoWIng ireeholders recommend the said aRpliea-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-30
Gold st l .. n. llsN
Our Country.

Our AationalIty 10 nearly century old I.
Its greIth b sssisses, art, literature and
material prosperity is something wonderful.
II has . reputation already established for
military prowsss second to none, dimued
only BY iss lest frssrscidal striis. The ms-
ehsnie srts have reached great perfection
with ue, and to-day We are seeding 10 Eus
rope and Asia. Agricultural implements,
locomotives and manufacturing machinery,
that are unequsllsd for excellence 10 make
and 'dnish and Q perfect adaptation OF
means 70 the end sought 10 be accomplished
Our trade and trsfic oil over the world IA
daily sssuming greater importance. Our
mercantile marine covers every ssa. The
constant iucrsase 10 rsilroad facilities, and
the opsning the reby Of boundless tracts oi
available land, sssnrss. On emigration thai
10 itself an element OF great property; iu
fact, our country seetns to lack nothing to
make Ito present progress continue unintsrI
ruptedly. but Public Virtue. Just here we
And much TO discourage. Corruption sesms
TO abouod over executive officers, State
and aasionsl seem to lack that high ssnse
Of honor that used 10 characterize the same
10 the days Of washingtoo, Adams, JsfIss.
son and Jackson.
Our tssislstots, state aud national, ore
nearly oil In The market every session, opsr
ly and ds6Antly. Dsfalcatious occur dsily
10 places Of tru.t, aud everywhere the NOR.
sis seem to BE- loose and out Of joint.
II our Institutions are to be preserved
the people, who, 10 the aggregate are vir-
suous, must ilss 10 their might and BY put.
ting sstds political trickstsrs OF ever,
sh.ds, and setting their iscss sgainss can
vsnuous sud caucusses, take the reius q