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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25
UNDERWOOD.
His Little Private Credit MObilier.

r a
what 0akes Ames Had 10 30 WITH II.
NEW York, April 24.--A dispatch from
Richmond says the Virginia Supreme
Court Of Appesls have rendered decision
in the case of Underwood versus McVeigh,
affirming the Judgment Of The Corporation
Court Of Alexandra, which directed writ
to issue ejecting Judge Underwood, of the
United States District Court from posses.
sion of The handsome residence in Alex
dria, purchased by hiua at q ednhscation
sale ordered by himself in 1854. McVeigh,
the owner of the property, and who went
went 10 Richmond during the rebelion, in
troduced testimony to show that Oakes
Ames, John B. Alley, Samuel Hooper and
Underwood and son, had organized to
cause Eonhscation. proceedings to be insti-
tuted. The Supreme Court, in giving the
decision, declared that, in its opinion, Un-
derwood's conduct had been such as. to
shock the moral sense of every honest man.
= 4H.a" es D.. II
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25
Forcing the season.

/ KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April "a. President
Grant and family leave this city at 0:l5 to-
morrow ON special train over the Kansas
Pacific Railway for Denver and the various
summer resorts of the Rocky Mountains.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, April 24.-If the bill to re-
gulate interest and prevent usury, passed by
the Senate yesterday should become the
law, it would still be illegal to take more
than seven per cent interest. The penalty
for taking more is reduced to forfeiture of
the interest, leaving to the lender the prin-
cipsl intact. No person but the borrower
can bring suit for recovery of the excess of
interest, and no suit can be brought unless
commenced within six months after the
time for which money was borrowed has
ov Dirad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25
Death of q Pioneer.

EVANSVILLE, IND, April 24.-Ex-Gov::
William Pickering died at the residence OF
his son, Richard Pickering, in Edwards
county, Illinois, on Tuesday last of apo
plexy. He was one of the oldest residents
and most influential citizens Of the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25

A LINK Lost Of the JacksOnian Era.
3 CINCINNATI, April 24.-Mrs. @. A.
Hickey, formerly wife of Judge w. I. Bar
nv, Postmaster General, under President
Jackson's administration, died at Newport,
KY, yesterday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25
The Jesuit War Broke cut I'm Ne

BALTIMORE, April PA letter received
from Bsltimorian at Pernambuco, Brazil,
states bitter controversy is going on be-
tween the Arch Bishop of Pern9mbuco and
the Masonic fraternity. The press afih-
ated with the Mssons, and it was thought
the difficulty would culminate in the ex-
pulsion of the Jesuits.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25

The Metropolitan branch of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, running from
Washington to the Point of Rocks on Main
street, will be opened to passenger travel on
the 1S'h of May. The time tables were
agreed upon to-day. The distance between
Washington and the West will be reduced
by this route fifty miles, and after the date
named all through passenger trains between
Baltimore and the West will pass through
Washington. Mails for the West viii close
here two hours later than at present, and
arrive two hours earlier.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25

raj has informed the English consul that the
trial of O'Kelley must continue. If O'Kel-
ley's guilt is established, the Captain-Gene-
raj will exercise clemency, but he cannot
stop the course of the law. The Captain
General has given strict orders 10 treat
O'Kelley with the utmost kindness, and
see that nothing is wanting to insure his
comfort. The British Consul-G General has
telegraphed to the British Consul General
at Manzanillo, asking him to do all he can
for O'Kelley, and informing him that the
moment the tribunal decides, Captain
General Pieltain will act.
The Jesuit War Broke cut I'm Ne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-25

Al the conclusion of Phelps address,
Judge Fullerton addressed the court for the
people principally on the question of malice
and the difference between the statute and
common law on the subject. Tremaine
made the closing argument. The decision
of the court is not expected before May 6.
A Contractor Searching for His
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

D1LLs oFFARE, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
ID and all kinds OF Printing done with
neatness and dispatch ct THE HERALD 0y.
nee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

The deialcatlon Of the Atlanta post
Office Is put at $4,000.
Llttleheld, Conn, chronicles the first
skating casualty of the season.
The increase Of government eX-
penses for the present year over last
Is slS,OOO,OOJ
There are four tribes OF indians re-
naming In Delaware, who aggregate
sixteen persons,
A colored student has been admitted
Into the Medical College o'the South
Carolina University.
Stanley, the irreprcssble, has gone
back to Africa to report the Ashuntce
war for the London Times.
The Supreme Court Of Illinois has
decided that National banks are liable
to State aud local taxation.
Hannah Iumau, nlncly-four years
old, has kept schuol in Rhode Island
for lhrec'quartcrs of II century.
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the LATEST NEW s,
Especial Dispatch to the Dallas Hcrald.l

Especial Dispatch 10 the Dallas Hcrald.l
CALVERT, October 93.-Three deaths
to-day ----Sidley, a, NJ. Leonard
and Baldwin. and three new eases.
There is probability Of frost tonight,
which will no doubt end our troubles.
There are only two cases in town IN Il
critical condition, but as two hundred
and fifty people are sick, there is no
calculating how many may die. 1t Is
Il great mistake to take away nurses
from.this place at present, rs the old
nurses are worn out. One Of the most
successful and useful physicians we
have here is Dr. 4. \. Pyp, from
Hearne, lie IL working for the peo-
pie, without pay, and is doing good
service. Black Jaundice is reported in
the Brazos bottom, near Hcarnc.
w. Q. WISER and Warren are not
dead, nor sick, rs reported,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
'.'s'------ -'ss'-~T-
Darlington,
Marsalis &CO
WHOLESALE
O. r. q @ Q T. -
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this occasion 90 thank Gus
friends Tor past fnvors. ana respect.
nniiy cnll their attention 20 our im-
mense stock, which We are Just receiv.
INK direct from the principal manu-.
lecturers OF tho North and West. pur.
chashing direct from nrst hands for
cnsh ON the spot, and avaiitnE our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
Ia ear loads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident In our ability 10 offer 20 on
friends ana 10 the public generally M
Immense stock nt bcttor rates au
moro uniformly low figures than I'M
ever before boon offered ia the interior
OF Texas.
As n basis and foundation OF our
business. we guarantee every article 10
be ns represented. or money refunded
at our expense OF transportation.
Our success In business depends en-.
tircIy upon establishing Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and we only
ask fair and impartial trial. and a
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those or shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with frcights ntIdett,
AMI We checriuIIy abide by the deci.
sion OF tho same.
GARLINaTON, MARsALIs a co:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24

,1NRif~TEE'- sALE-Un rr and by write
Ofuuthufity m M vested by q certain
,l.rd OF trust, * ruled by l.. p. Winter and
4; A. MoMter, 10 secure the payment OF "a
cprttin promis.0ry mote by mem given To
trust Is now nf record f. the office the
Dis rict II .fk OF Dallas County VIII, ! 10
o'clock am, ou Monday, Octoh q, 1870 IN
front OF tha Winter iiouy,,nn Main street IN
the city OF Dtlins, sell ~ public auction, 10
doscrib.d property, towit: Tie Winter house
and an un xpircd lease of three years on
iot 7. in block l2s, In city of Dallas, lamp,
bar fixtures ond liquors, chairs, u single
mattrass :, . double mattresses, sh.e'S. ~
nnirs blankets, | cooking stove and utensils
10 the same, some crnckery aud cutlery, =
iablps Q benches, 2 oilcl0th table-covers, Us
described in said deed of trust
OLE. FINLAY, 4 ustec.
October 90, 1873. H'dot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

The surviving heir of Mrs. Catharine Lynch
calls upon those interested 10 come forward
and settle with her, AT the residence of Nj,
Guillot, or the law Will take its course; or
those wishing to purchase her interest In the
said estate may ind her In the said place:
LIZZIE LYNCH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-24
NEW ACHIEVEMENTS.
To the Ladies!
MRS. NJ. J. JOHNSON

MRS. M. j. JOHNSON
Has removed nom tho crutohAeid
House to her new, oommodlous and
elegant establishment next to doslin
& Co. 8, on Main shest, where she
has opened fine Inns OF Millinery
and LiieI Furnishing Goods, and
whore she will b happy 10 500 her
old friends and clatomora .Olu
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
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EXCURSIONS.
WILL TAKE PLACE aH
On Thursday, September 25th, 1873,
at5t. Vi. s.r...y. G..y: 8duli1

aift.t wa gersey eIty. tuull1
Allowing about nine hours in the. metropolis.
fare SoF ths Skoumd TS1p. - O3.3s
ChARaren under Ne years. 1.55
Tickets viii be ready for delivery September llth
They can be eeouFed now By leaving your name 1t
ths book store Of BOughman, Thomas Co, N
Market street. s-i ..-- XII
A5~This Is the only excursion from Wilmington
that Eill have the above time, because il goes by
way OF JerBey City
Fuller partieulars will be given in > lew days.
tn arraneements win be such Is TO ensure satis-
taeti on to all WnO 60.
PIT. Z. SMITH, -
seps d3tW2t 'i- T'f' Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
A BoaultIful Fomalo BrIeand

The italian inrnals relate that the environs u
Catanzarc, OalebtA. aEe infested by a band Of BIT
gands under The cn1mahl Of II young woman. =
Sheis twspeS eeaIs SG a. aud Of gFlAt sbeautg
With eamqffAblsN dk eyes. tier nahe \ Mare,
ne widow Of PietFp M6 61icO. bandt chiS whe
Veas Killed ~ an eneoV1lAf With the gend Afhes.
- BIZ death she seiH6a. his caIbine aIl pre- -
ayqaaD him. Som8 Time alter. yodAG IAAh, the
son Of wealthy farmer, fell In love with her and
joined her band in order to be able to prosecute
the sait. lie was, however, peFemptoTily reject
cd, and, In order 70 revenge himself, he betrayed
hsT 70 thp Wnthgrities. She fWRS Afresped tpled'
sod esntm6sd to- thiTty years. iimpTisOHmeAt.~
While apderRoipg har pnnishmAnt. ., ,HOHaeS, 10
coming enamored with her, favored her escape
and accompanied her but Eds stabbed ltoi death
by her ordars Immediately after she had relolned
her band. Slnee that period ah0 has boeouna still
more rsdOubtabIe, her AudacitY and activity haS-
ing r0dOubed, ana she has made herself the terror
OF The country. She burns farms, carries of cat
tle and levies forced contributions, The slightest
dIsobediencs 70 her ordeFs ia punished by Enurde1
and Ere. Her troop is numerous, Hhd always well
informed BY the psaSantEy through dread Of ven
geace t' ,-a'A' .it ,,,-t--..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

"AN AWFUL GooD DoG"-A Detroit pewa.
paper teilb this story. A boy about ten years d
%, leading lively little dog, called at the cen
tral station and asked II that was the place whsee
they shoot dogs. BeiDg answered In the afirma-
tive, be said, "Well, please shoot my poor lhtle
Dan. Hes an awful good dog, aud he plays with
baby all haD but fatheTs deal, and mothers siek
and eaR't Eaise mOAey 70 got -hoenee" Then
turning tat atha dog thD bog lifted blsE % tendeFV
aud sttokdd him, saying, "Poor Dan how Billy
wlll cry WhHnd telLhim yOu5am deAdF' Guast
tsaFs rolled down the boys face, and In q little
me those aFoand him made up pure sufficient
70 save his dog, and a person went with him altar
the license. The boys eyes fairly spaEked at h1s
uns4peetel Inca, ana speaking to the dog, he
cried opt "You're saved. Danl You're saved ;
lsts go right home to Billyp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
POLITICAL.

The election in Maine was held Yesterday. Lii.
tie interest was telt in the contest The vote va
5000 less than last year. The Republican State
ticket, headed by Nelson Dingley, jr. for Clover
nor, was elected by large mspFity.
The Massachusetts Republican Committee yes
terday choo,e Hon. Alexander H. Bullock TO iore-
side over the State Cong sntjon, and he Aeosnted
the poAiti0n General 3. ~ Butler has BEEN elect
ed by Gloucester as a delegate to the Convention.
According TO returns received last night the dele
gates TO the Convention stood $40 for WashbaTn
TO 1856 fot B1tleT. and Al doubtful.
Hon. William Castor has accepted the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor OF Massachusetts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
EDITORIAL AMENITIES.

From Every EEeninE.
SuBoRIIsATIoN TO PERJURY CoNFEssKD AMI
IDIooY ENTERED AS THE PLEA oF THE DKFENcE.
From the Delaware Republican. IVA
We lave never advocated perjury az intimated
by some Of the papers OF this city. We did say,
however, III refersnce TO one or two young men
who had failed TO keep their promises OF mar
rage, that sthe young women might set up the
plea OF rape, as good deal of lying on one side
might Justify a Little lying on the other"
Why this should have provoked the representa-
lions made by eur contemporaries We cannot un-
derstand. The man who makes a promise in or
der to beray another is little better than the one
who resorts TO force to accomplish the same OBJ
iect. The tEo should stand on the same footing
The rogue who robs hfs friend through an en-
dorsOment stands in a similar position. We 70
gard robbery of that kind as little better than
one committed on the highway.
EVERY EvRNIN0s RRPLT.
'Thia sort of idiotic drivcl is continued ct some
length In this mornings issue of the paper that
some men Of raSpeOtability sill allow to enter
their homes. We can only accountfor such con-
duct on the ground that such people have learned
to obey the sfrauge ScrpturaI Injunction to "bsaT
with fobls gladly" %
OF sunTse it - useless TO argue with such sheet
with view to its enlightenment Charged justly
with setkingto lead young women who have sur
rendered their virtue TO add to that sin the crime
Of murder, through false swearing, it admits the
facts and declares its inability 70 see any wrong
in It's advice. and adds some additional evideAcI
of its inability TO distinguish between right and
wrong DF truth and falsehoOd. 1t Is a valid de.
Tense Idiocy or mental imbecilityis q better piss
than insanity, the defendant being subject 70 DC
such labses into sanity as sometimes raise Q quas-
tlon whether or not the prisoner was, al the time
OF committing the crime, able to discriminate be-
tween night and wrong"
The paragraph quoted from the Republican il
in defence of short article which appeared IN
that paper sometime since which was falsaly
charged to the Gas9te. We cannot understand
how any one holding the views of a christian, as
understood in the chuFch at tlIis day. can advance
sach sentiments, muchless undertake to defend
them. The matter is one of great importance and
should not be allowed to pass to the attention pi
lie young aud sometimes thOuehtless, without de-
Aaneistion; but We see no necessity for abandsn.
log the anlsnities that should exist between gen
tlemen in doing this. The Republicdn cannot too
aOoA abandon ats position and denounce the crinsa
II coDdenns as it deserVeP, since the law does nOl
provide that severe punlshment which seduci Ion
lhoHld receive. .... .t.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

The PARK-Onr neighbOr OF the -AdveTtissr is
greatly ooneerped about the Park. lIe seems to
differ with the Gazette as to its desirability. and is
ready to saerice something for it. We wish to
see 4 park, but the same time, 1t may be wise 20
wait until the city is better able to make the pur
chase Republican, .ttI. .au.l4-. tt. ?
We hope that the Republican, may prove to be
correct in its ntimatlOn. We are unable TO speak
advisedly on the subject, yet We have heard that
the purchase had been abandoned by the city au-
thoritet, and that therefore, the case, involving
the right of the city to purchase will not be aFSu-
e before the Chancellor as was expected.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

Our attention has been called to q coInmuuicA
ton in the Delaware Republican, OF last week,
signed BY James H. Red6eld, Gen. supt. of tbs
Ind Line of Steamers directed to the editor of the
Gazette We have simply to say in reply that
the editor OF the Gazette has not written line on
the subject to which Mr. Red6eld refers, and
whatever has appeared in this paper in regard
thereto has been the impressions of one OF our re-
p1rtera.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
GRAND lI .tyrt 4tt 7t..z-F."
'1Steanabo boat Excufsien I
AND st
COrTCIERTs

Complimentary TO the IN
GREAT COUNCIL. u s. I'M lROYRD ORDER
4sm RRD MEN. 43s
n Tie kkAenFsion - Rlrt Delaware. and
EsReNA AARwauD the River. on the Steamer FELTON,
TERN00N. the 10th 1nst. Boat WI leave FfNneh
81 wharf Rt 2 p. n. 4lld return b,stgsep and 3.
EiinkGfsa Bra@ aAa GtFing Hand NtAtnfnlsh the
music for the trip. T1HkeSss 80 Ce@tss
ffL COMMIT3RB:f 30
1snas Woodrow. Col B. K HeSler, 1G Nae II. Thomas
The Concert. EtIst y will be given
IL MASONIC TRNPLE, THURSDAY EVENING,
September llth. H1eGSess - Cantes Neseryeq
Tickets ior sSis i RsuEhaan. Thomas kcog
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

Among tha papers found In the BaslIlIe. and
which viii appear shortly IN the sixth volume
Of the reml aims edited by NJ. RavaissOn, Is q
startling document going to show that Racine
the French dramatist, was summoned before
Louis XIV ,,On TIE charge Of having poisoned
his mistress la Duparc famous actress for
whom he wrote the part OF Andromaque, and
who died in 1888. The accusation was false
one, and was not even entertained by the
King, Dut ~ EpfAed on Racine e sensitive ma
tufs tilEht 'died, In 1892 broken-hearted.
tsITtF hMGI8e I-GI a. %
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

NOR SALE-The store property, corner Of
10 Fourth and Monfoes streets. IS by 40 feOt. and
the three-story brick dwoliing adjoining, on easy
TERMS i5SoSSSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.,
aug 13-tf .SU Washington street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
REYNOLDS 4 CO.,

REYNOLDS q Cos ..,....
OI5 Market street. Wilmington.
CoNVEYANCERs. REAL RsTATR BROKERS'.
Offer the following verg desirable properties foe
sale or exchange; u4t4tY
Modern built new house. 9 rooms; gas, bath
son streets; viii Ss Foid 6siS% value -
No. 2.
No,
House on Spruce street near Eighth. Just finish;
cd; rooms and Yery MOE; Fill be sold
No. 4.
Handsome new extension front house. with gas,
bath, eommOdeS. &C.. on Harrison street near DOl-
aware avenue; very desirable home. with the ad-
vantage OF city cars. NJ ...
Market street store and dwelling one of the
best business stands in the city; will be sold foE
stOoO leas than value
A choice Market street residence; water. gas,
BATH shade. &C., really delightful home, aRd Of
fsFed very low and On No SNaoy tsFns'
A cheap pleasant and healthy village home 10
store room. 4 miIIIuoFy his been suoossSfG 10
conducted here for some time. Good lee houbo and
other out abUlldinss. luquire Of J. II. Ray. New
arr arrkA' or ~ our ONES No .5r..
Splendid building lot, 2S1lH f., On EiEhtsSnth
lot TO buy, as the building Of Washi0Eton street
bridge over the BrandyWins will greatly advances
the price Of lots. ~,
Washingten street lot. SoEll5; west side, between
Eighth and Ninth; verz choice. "a
IS acres Of W. G. Greek bottom lands. one milG
from Newark, Dsl.; stcpO house and baTh.
NO.u.
NO.lG f..
No.13
2lots on Delaware avenue. near Soldiers MOnu
- 'A'' '1'A @1''A''' NO.IL 'ss....
No.l5. ~. .fs..
&loss on Delaware aySnue. near City h, Il. depot
-'7T ! . III 81 NOI6 atl % - ~ .
A water power Of 50 horse eapacity. on the nsv.
er-failing White Clay Crack. a ThompeOu's Sts.
tiOn On ne PpnnsyfVAniA aud Del, Railroad, 2SC
yaTda head race, 80 yards tail race; mill on the Rail
sSd SnUss no q" or n AInSS dSSr Of %
heavy expense. Strong inducsmSnD WiIltle u1eg-
A hotel stand ON the Md. and Del. Railroad. a
Ma MsSrSSs GSTSSlIss s sSSns M trFS H:.
port unity 70 make money. No local option here.
An sxcsIlsnt eriist and saE gtll q ,Psneadsl
ana B. nSssi Aa %s 9Sshs g
srSbi: % IL properly ana now now dong 10 : PTcatabIs bSs
No. .19. "4'"
~ Nom. est
The Newark Iron Foundry. A good .basrRss
=, Non. lAi. ~ 70 SOC.
/ Farms In PennSylYania. Uelayara, WaFeIand Ant
yiEgipia. HloO, mila stores. bnsineas beande ana
dwellings. The public are Invited " call and ex
aYins thelist. cOFresPOldanee PsQl ptl b ansNST
ed. REYEOID6G ii co. II
9lS Market street w ttmineton. Dol.,. W
hSa egtate brQkeFs conY etanasras snFyeEps ant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

George Hill, ESQ, tho WeIl-knowD paper man
ufactGrer Of Georgetown, has IN contempiaiien
the purchase OF the property at BHokland, in lr-
fax county, known as the Bnokland w OOlen Mills,
with view Of turning the Same into an eKt=nsive
establishment for the manufacture Of Eooden pa
per, ..,-, .. ,..s ..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

". Page Mccarthy, who killed John b. MOrde-
cal in duel near Richmond, Va, in May last,
lies noW IN critical condition frnrn the effects q
the wound he received ct the tune. The ball hiss
not hgsn found, and any movement ot his bOdy
gives him great pain. His recovery is decidedly
douhkful -.t t. a. .t.t rs .tf N. ~ah 7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

RErpRNED.-Igudtlss C. Grubb, Esq who has
been III England for several months, ON PROBES
siSnahhlsG u 4 51etdrhSd tSstardAyA while sO-
seht hastoOk occasion to make brief tout OF the
eSAtipSht, We are gratiRSd TO learn that his
Stsit hS ProEed pleasant and profitable, at least,
10 the hdlitien of health and vIgur. 4.t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09
ButlGr the Salary GrabbeF Beaten.
THR BosToN "JouRSAL's RETURNS.

BosToN, Sept s.-The delegates. according 10
the Journals returns stood at IL o'clock to-niahl
as folloWh yWashburae 90, Butler 1856 doubt
full Al. A. the meetlhgIn Ward Six anti-ButleF
men were elected by large majority after q
spiIited contest. 1
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-09

49,. a.l4, No. Il. i.l.t,,,., ~ ~
Farms in PennsyIyaniS. DeIayara, ItastIand And
viEgipia. HlsO, mllA. stores. bnsiheas blande and
dwellings. The public are Invited 70 call and ex-
cd. REYNOLDSk Co, .7'
9lS Market street " i1mineton. Del.
h9al egtate brQkeEss eonYetanesras tnfyeEpIa and
eelleqtlng ag4nn. -. .......i ! -. lYzg.a3m.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-03
"STAR FOUNDRY"
Benjamin Fisher.

A complete assortment OF Maro eiSed
Iron and slate Mantle, slate Hearth ana
other Or nsmental Castings al mauu'actur'
ers' prioes. o,,.,x
Manufacturer of the celebrated ACORN
COOK STOVE, extra large, barr wood uT
coal, extension tops, hot ter ruser vo!T'
dc. Also the Following Cooking and Heat
ing Stoves:
COOK STOVES.
Eureka, 3 sizes, wood or coal
Torchlight. sizes, wood or coal.
Tropio, 1mprov we'd, sizes, GOAL only.
Defiance, sfSes, wood.
. National, 3 sizes, wood.
Improved olive Branch, wood, Sizes
plain top, 49,.
extension top.
La Belle, wood, si1es.
America wood, 2sizss
Ksnluoky, wood, 2 sizes.
HEATING STOVES.
Wheeling franklin. parlor, sizes.
Model Parlor No. =, size.
DINING.ROOM STOVES
Bachelor, z sixes.
OFFICE, WARE ROOM. SCHOOL
AND CHURCH SrOVE~.
Belfout, coal, 2 sises Burnside, CO Il, 8 size
Sunshine, coal, 8" equator, coal, sIz :
Ironsides, wood, sizes.
JOB CASTING attended 10 promptly.
Machine shop at Foundry.
orders espoctfullY solicited.
Nos. and4 Market and 7 and Fourth
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