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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-06-03
DnILApELRalA, MJLMINsToN Z BALTI.
N0kR RAILROAD.
ePECIAL NOTICE

On ana altar WEDNESDAY, ootObor lsth. lsll.
a passsagoF car Wiu Be- attached 20 the freight
Iriln lsaVing PhilAddlbhsa see ,. -, Tor WI.
iks tFsin vim stop at statIOus as pillows, whn
SlEnall1as oFay's Ferry. e13 y. n. La1AFetee s.A
- ms Chester, aAl D. NJ Lamokns o.4o - ~ Ihnf-
ieW i9 D. II, Lingood, 96S >. u; ClaymOaa. 10.el
p n EioF4lio. lels .. y; aatva MilmipeteA, lesso
l6n Iootml y. u. kkNN1H. hUU6
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The BE ekvith $40 Portable FamIly Sew
Ing n Rehino on 80 Days TRIAL. many advan.
tages over ALL. Satisfaction guaranteed, or SO re-
with Sewing Machine Co.. $50 Broadway, N. Y.
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w ACES.

EOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK.
Il Any person. old or y0unS, Ct either sex. can
make from $40 to $50 per week, at homo day or
evening. Wanted by all Suitable to either City
or Country. and any season Of the year. This is a
and out Of money to make an independent living,
No capital ben required. Oar pamphlet, HOW
TO MAKE LIVING" giving full il structiOns,
sent on receipt Of 10 cents. Address A. BURTON
& CO.. Merrisania Westchsster Co., N. Y.
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AGENTS. everywhere to sell our new and
~ LIN ~ novel EmbrOidering Machine
w NTEn Send for Illustrated Circular, to
V0AN 4GOthe Mckee Manu- featuring Com
pany. 3O9 Broadway. New York.
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no THE PUBLIc.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
Il The Wilmington and Reading hailroaA Cona-
Rany have completed Arfang amentI 10 carry Money
PaekEgos and Express Matter 70 anl lfrom al points
on the line OF their road and West Chester.
Also, 20 all points ea the philnaolbhia and Roaa-
ing and CAlaWiESa Railroads. inclIding Reading,
Allentown, Columbia. HArrishurg. LanoastoF, Downs
ingtoWn, Mahonsy City, Mt. CArnbl. NOFFistoWn.
PottsVille, &c.
Fer further Information apply a. lhs psDoG eor-
neI Of Front and Nadiaon siraetA, WilmingtOn.
Exprass matter aant u Franklin IelsaFaph valoa.
No, West Third street. or % theif Oepoa Eront
and Madison. or orders lall with MlMatlun y Seal
delivering agontA, viii reeaiva prOup4 a,teatieR.
Q. HFOLlA
sns-H asa1 SuB1 v. q. b , @.
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CONNECTIONS,
Pniladelphls. Wilmington and Bal
Ilmoro Railroad.
nRTAWAnE nIUTGYAW

IMPORTANT MOTTO E-Oa and aRsr Monday
IL April 2ist 1873 Passenger Train will leave Sea
ford at $50 q. n. for Philadelphia, Baltmofs and
ntermediata stations.
J The as D. N train from WitminNton with philA-
delphiA and BaluHore connection. viii Tun TO Sea-
ford Arriving ~ lV'01 D, N. Mailing three daily
trains 10 and fFOm SeAf0Fd.
On and after the above datsthis Cbmpany viii dis
continue running the early morning and evening
trains between Milford and HArFiAgEon.
IA. KENNY SupR
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
EORTHEXED. PassenOsr.

-. ElsSs. GSndaSS szSsDS.d.J ErSias E VII VII
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I3UsAB
STEAM FREIGHT. LINE

Leaves "a vharf ahovO Chestnut srosG, phEiaaSl.
pkla daily q D. m.. and krsnch gelpst wharf Wa.
mineton. at p .. Freight hAndldd eaFofllH and
IefWaF dsa With dispatch. q. W41USH.
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9m AASsriisttusats.
l2,OOO,OOU ACRES


CHEAP FARMS,
The cheapest land in market for sale By the
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
In the Great Platte Valley.
100000 Acres fn Central Nebraska
Now for sale in tracts Of forty acres and upwards
on i've and ten years credit at per cent. No adj
vance interest required
Mild and healthful climate fertile soil an ahun-
dance OF good water,
The beat Market in he West. The great mining
REGIONS OF wyoming. Colorado, Utah and Nevada
being supplied by the farmers In the Platte Valley
Soldiers Entitled to q Honest cad Of
100 Acres.
THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HOMES FOR ALI Millions Of Acres of
choice Government Lands open for entry under the
Homestead Law. near this Great Railroad, with
good markets and all the convenienees of an old
settled country.
Free pass &c to purchasers of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, showing the Land. also new ed-
tion OF Descriptive Pamphlet with new Maps mailed
free everywhere.
Address o. f, DAVIS,
Land Commissioner U. 2. r. r..
Omaha. Nah
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BON-1ON FILTRATION SIGNALS.
Sent on receipt Of Is cents. Unique Printing and
Publishing House. 80 Vesey street, New York.
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WILMINGTON AND NJ AUING r R

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Is warranted to produce one-third more pOweTs
and to excel all others in StreDgth, DurRbll :
lly and ease Of motion. For Circulars, address
NEW ] ERSEY AGRICULTURAL WORKS. Tren-
ton, N. j., Sole Manufacturers. may20-2aw4w
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E8RRAMGn III
sE9H ". RoWLR 3 e0Ne, 1orloai 1aaAs
Aaa sola ~ pEasSisls alA Dsalsn geaslally.' .
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), w swindeils a Co., Publisher..
TERMsi

THE DAILY HERALD is published eysry
mnrlllng, except Monday, NJ Sl1 a v,sr II,
advance llors months u loronentonthii
9el'ls ioF one Naei single copies. ID
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A Remarkable Hook,

The London Times contains some
remarkable facts M 10 Bellows,
"French and English Dictionary u
which must he a curiosity In literature.
II II VIII bear ont the Times descrl,
tl0n OF ~ being ''as complete A die.
tl0nnry" OF the two languages as hos
ever been published aud all contained
In u volume three'quarters of an inch
thlok, measuring four Inches aud a
quarter by two inches and three quar-.
tere, and weighing only four ounces
and II half Mr. Bellows Is practical
printer of London of great skin and
reputation The type used In the die
lionary IN Of the kind called "brIl.
liant the smallest known In Grent
Britain, and two sizes smaller than
that In which the most minute pocket
testamonts are printed,
From the extraordinary arctaken in
mNnuiacturlngthe types II isvery clear
and plain; but as the Times suggests,
its dlmlnitive size wOul make II lncOn.
venlent for continued perusal. This
dictionary has undergone some vics-
sltndes, as u great part Of the manu-
script was in Paris during the siege
and was there exposed 10 risks from
which II escaped unframed, II II one
of the traditions of the printing trade
that a Bible In type nearly rs small US
2 that Of the dictionary, was once printed
In Sweden, and that the work blinded
some of the compositog engaged
upon II,
Mr.. Bellows does not tell his readers,
but we know from other sources, says
theNimes, "that before commencing
his dictionary he consulted al opthal-
mic surgeon with regard to the fitness
Of his composltors for using types of
such Il character aud that he obtained
for them such magni(ying glasses and
such an arrangement of light as would
permit them to enter upon the under
taking without fear Of danger. ~ San
Diego World.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
A CAIsp.

"a ~ A AAgs ~ .ltf
We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, ut the corner of Elm
ind Market streets Appointment point,
In this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit consignments of -four, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population,
We are also doing real estate busl-
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell az public
or private sale, as instructed, aud make
liberal advances on consignments, Our
motto: "Quicls sales and prompt re-
turns.n References, Swlndells a
McCaleb, Editors and Proprletors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams 4 Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas d
baylor, Bankers and InsurancoAgents,
DALLAS Capt. G. NJ. Swlnk, Dallas
Coils. Sneed 4 Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallus; Messrs. Shryoek y Row.
land, st. Louis; I. @. Jordan & Co.,
Bankers, Dallas Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet St, New Orleans. Ah z
Respectfully, as
M. A. HIBBLER q co.
". A. HIBnLEn. ". o. sicKLks'
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Woman's Medical Adviser, q neat little
book, containing causes, syinptons and treat
ment of all culinary affections aftietlng the
female sex, can be had by enclosing 70 cents.
Address as above.
Sold wholesale and retail ut Dallas: Texas,
nv II. e. H0SKINS.
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We lake this occasion 90 thanh our
friends Tor past in,ors, aud respect.
mils call their attention 90 our i,n.
'n"nse stock, which We are lust receive
ing direct from the principai mnnu.
lecturers 81 ihc Norih aud West, pur-
chnshing direct from nrst hands Tor
ehsh an the spot, Rnd awaiting our.
selves Of every advantage by shipping
Ia ear Ionds under special contract.
AMI by our own IRbor almost freeing
ourselves from store expcnscs. We
conndcn, In our abiiii, 10 oiicr ~ ouI
friends aud 10 The public generally ~
Immense stock ~ better rates aus
more uniformly low lgures ihnn ha
ever boiore beeu offered Ia the interior
OF Texas.
~ basis and foundation oi our
business, Ne guarantee every article ~
be ~ represented. or money refunded
al our expense NJ transportation,
oar success Ia bnsincs. depends ca.
iiroiy upon establishing ~ wholesale
trade IN Northern roNns, nnd Ne only
ash u iair nnd impartial trial, nnd u
close comparison ~ uniform prices
with those ~ Shreveport, Galveston,
ANA New Orleans Win ircighis added,
snd We checrniiiy abide by the dcci.
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALts a 80.
umdu
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THE WEEKLY HERALD

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llshed every Saturday morning. subsipsinp'
Ton, usbl Dor nnnnmj tl.D fnf Six inoniiis
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Tor q loss period than six months '''"'"
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

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oHiee IN Third siory of oln.k A e,.
""s New huildlng, Carner Of Ia,ns,
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LADIES, OLD AND YOUNG !

Any afiilcted female who desires reliei
Bitt. NJ and be cured. For sale by druggists
and merchants. Address
DIR, J. p. DHOMGoOLr, Prspr,
ffp Louisville, KY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05
The Mormon Bible.

I find in my scrap-book, set dowr
there thirty years ago, an item which
may be Of interest at the present time,
when the Mormon problem is evidently
approaching % civilized solution. The
truth OF the statement herein given was
vouched for in my presence by man
who was above deceit. The origin oil
the Book OF Mormon" so called, has
been puzzle to many, much Of it being
evidently the production OF o cultivated
mind, and yet springing to light from
the hands OF illiterate men.
It was written, in 1Sl2.13, as liter
a.y recreation, by Rev. Solomon Spaul.
ding, graduate Of Dartmouth College,
at that time residing in New Salem,
Ohio and, as he wrote it, 1t professed
to be historical romance OF u lost race,
the remains OF whose numerous mounds
and inscriptions are found on the banks
OF the Ohio. After the work had been
completed the author had thoughts Of
having 1t printed, and for that purpose
he gave tho manuscript into the hands
OF printer, in whose Office it remained
for several years, but the design Of
printing was not carried into execution.
As foreman in tho printing office where
Mr.. Spaulding's romance was lodged
was employed Sidney Rigdon, who af-
terward figured coIspicuously in Nor.
mon history and there is no doubt that
he copied tho manuscript and subse-
quentiy gave il to Smith. Upon the
appearance OF the Book OF Mormon, in
1880, there wero those living to whom
Mr.. spauldipg had read parts Of his ro-
nance, and they recognized his yerbi-
age in the book. Upon search the orig
inal manuscript was found among the
papers Of the deceased Clergyman, and
on comparison the Mormon Bible
proved to have been not materially al-
tered from this parent text. OF course
the discovery soon made considerable
talk. A great many people went to see
the manuscript, and at the expiration Of
u few weeksitmysteriously disappeared.
As there was MOrmonpreRcher in New
Salem ut the time, with proselytes athis
heels, the mystery OF the disappearance
was not very deep.
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the fault being entirely on the lady's
side that he could have cleared him
self in your estimation at her expense,
il he had not pledged himself to silence;
and that he kept that pledge, when the
happiness Of his life was ut stake, is
very much to his credit. 1t is no ro-
nance that l am telling you this time,
Miss Lund / give you my word ofhon-
or that what say is true. was one Of
those to whom Graham made the prom
ise Of secresy."
When you have nothing more to say
to woman who is crying, it is best to
go away. So Bertran went.
When ho parted from Graham that
night, ho said "By-tho.bye, ! have
something to give you, old fellow"
And opening his pocket-book, he pro.
duced the little undirected note and
handed it over.
On the following morning Millicent
had another caller-an unexpected one
this time.
al have got yournote," said Graham,
seeing that she looked startled. "What
may hopo?"
my note /"
Graham held it in his hand open. She
took it and read:
Let nc sec you tomorrow morning.
M Il.
al have been informed that Twas
hasty-once," she said, blushing over
neck and forehead "and, II 80, l an
sorry for any unjust expressions 1 may
have used"
She could not think what elsst say.
It did well enough.
"But," said Millicent, after m hours
conversation, "you werc very proud
yourself, you know, Harry, not to make
any appeal to the trustee people to ex'
plain" And though ho did not think
SO, he owned it; Just us he would have
owned anything just then.
He did not go to Africa to shoot gor
illas; he stopped ut home, and married
the heiress. He is very fond Of Bert
ram; but 1 do not think his wife likei
his friend 80 well us she processes
That little scene was too humiliating.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05
Statistics of Population.

The Memorial Diplomatiquo gives
the following interesting account OF the
density OF population in the great con-
ters Of humanity throughout the globe.
There are nine cities having n popu.
lation exceeding one million souls, viz :
London, 8, ,251, 600; Soochow, 1000, 900;
Paris, 1,S25, 900; Pekin, ,6IS, 900; Yed-
do, 1864, 600; Canton, 1926, 900; Con-
stantinoplo, 1,075,OO0; Siang.tan, in
the province OF Human, 1000, 600; and
Tchan- -tcliaon-foo, in the province of
Fokien, 100000. II will be seen that
although London holds tho first place,
the Chinese empire can still boast Of
possessing more populous cities than
all the civilized States OF tho West.
The number OF cities possessing pop
ulation ranging from above half mil
lion up to million is twelve, viz: New
York, Vienna, Berlin, Hang-kaow, Phil
adelphia, ST. Petersburg, Bombay, Cal
cutta, Fow.chow, Tchehing, Bangkok,
and Kioto. Twenty cities have popu-
lation Of from 800, 700 to 400, 900 inh6bi-
tants, thirty.threo OF from 100000 to
100000, and ninety Of from 100000 to
100000 inhabitants, Europe alone pos
sesses one hundred and seventy.one
cities containing moro than fifty thou
sand inhabitants, at the head OF which
stand London, Paris, Constantinople,
Vienna, Berlin and st. Petersburg.
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Rand Travelling.

An examination OF the nine great rail-
WAYS which terminate in London shows
that the average rate Of speed ut which
the quickest expresses travel is forty
seven and three.quarter miles IN hour.
Two lines only excel this. The ten
o'clock Northern train from London to
Peterborough runs the distance Of sew
enty.six miles and q quarter at tue rate
of ility.on0 miles an hour. But the
broad.gauge west OF England trains on
the Great Western beat even the Great
Northern. A train makes the run from
Paddington to Swindon, seventy-seycn
and quarter miles, without stopping,
in three minutes less than IN hour and
a half this is uniform pace Of fifty
three and quarter miles IN hour The
Great Northern falls on its pace after IL
passes Peterborough, and travels from
Granthen to York at under iorty-GyC
miles IN hour. The Great Western
falls of little from Swindon to Bath.
But tho journey from London to Batt
by the l1:45 train is the quickest in the
world. The distance Is one hundred
and six and three.quarter miles. II II
timed for two hours and thirteen min
utes, including ten minutes at Swindon
The running time is, therefore, some
thing over fifty.two miles mn hour. Thu
fastest time anywhere on tho Grea
Eastern is iorty.one miles an hour. Tn,
London Daily Neigs gives many othe
figures comparing the speed Of diiIeren
roads, instancing some trains that rtil
as slow Ms thirty-threo and half mile
an hour. The Great Eastern is tho slow
est, and the Great Western the quickoS
Of tho railways.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

In tho wreck Of the Northaeet, one
navy who was saved was heard by the
correspondent OF the London Standard
saying: "When l saw what was up, /
said, sea I, I'm agoin' to die, and l may
as well do 1t MS comfortable rs can,
and so lit my pipe" There was no
high feeling in that man, but there was
an infinite capacity for discipline. Fear
did not over power him in any degree.
He thought smoke even in the face Of
death still an object worth desiring.
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It is proposed, in n measure now be.
fore tho French National Assembly,
that the army shall number 100000
mon and be divided into l2 corps, so
constituted that from COG, 900 to 700, 900
mon may be placed in the field in war
time, with n reserve Of 100000 in the
depots,
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Flirting.


Flirting.
LIZZIE TO Gus.
an we're you wouldn't give such glances
Andhlrtwith other girls tho evening through
I would, at least, como back between the
dances,
IiIwero your
ouG
"lfIworO you, and came with my fdner,
wouldn't spoon with Charley, all In view,
And let him hold my hand upon the stairway,
lfIworC your
"If Iwcro you, I'd dance with stylish ladies' ,
wouldn't dance and waltz with only two;
And these as ugly rs tho two Miss cadys,
IfIwcrc your
an 1wcrO you wouldn't hurt onO's feelings,
And cay sarcastic thingsi would not say Of
YOU
"EhOn would stop at OncO these double deal
ings,
ItIvere you!"
ous.
"Ically you wouldl Why, doarl tho tears
are coming.
Don't let her SEQ then-my arm-dcar take
Il. dol
IwOuldn't cry when was only funnIng,
IfIwcrc you'll"
"ono does not like ones feelings 10 DO doubt
One does no. like ones love to mlscontno-'
LIZZIE,
"r1cOntoss that wOo.bIt pOutOd.i"
ous,
"rhon I'd admit that was hasty, too"
LIZZIE.
"Ask me to dance, I'd say no moro about it,
ItIwcre your
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Ghe democrat.

RATES OF ADvHRTIsING g;
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For each subsequent lnsertion.'''''' N ~ ~
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One-fourth Of column, u Mouths 5s'SS y ~
Ohe-hAlf column, 70 months:. '52'09 90 w
Ono column, u months. Jaw
Local notices 90 cents per Line, which mus n
be paid In advance, Five dollars Wll %
charged for announcing candidates tor
county, aud ten dollars for State and U.
8. offices. Lengthy Obituary notices
must 10 paid for. E5-All legal nGtices
arc charged to tho attorney presenting
Special aii' rates 10 partip de,iring more @an one
To1 PRINTING G.
Neatly and Promptly Executed at this ONCE
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An Iowa Judge gives 1t as his opinion
TINT more brains arc required 10 play
poker than 10 run o court.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

A shoemaker in Cincinnati was beaten
to death by the Knights Of St, orisPin.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-05

"If were you wouldn't give such slances,
AndalHwith other girls tho evening through
would, at least, como back between the
dances,
III were you"
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LIZZIE.

"If wore you, I'd dance with stylish ladies
wouldn't dance and waltz with only two;
And these as ugly as tho two Miss cadys,
IfIwerc your
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0Ust

"If were you l wouldn't hurt ono's feelings,
And cay sarcastic thingsi would not say Of
you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

delay and deliberation will do no harm. Ihere
is no more dangerous Chief in the country than
Satanta 1t was about two years ago tnas no
murdered seven transfers, roasted some o, 'nen
by slow fires, and afterward, flushed ny MS
exploit, he had the incredible eflrontery to come
into Fort Sill and boast of the crime. lie was
greatly surprised and outraged when ne was
arrested by Gen. Sherman and handed over
to the law to be tried for murder. III he should
now be released, what good results could be
expected from it3 He is homicide from
principle and by trade. He attained his posi-
ton and influence by the murder OF white
men, and it is fair to suppose that he will run
all necessary risks to keep up his prestige IN
that direction. What could afford better
illustration of the incongruous and vacillatlng
Indian policy of the Administration than these
two simultaneous plans of exterminatlng the
Modocs-if we can find tbem-for murders COM
mtted by portion of the tribe, and OF CIV
ing back to two dangerous and excited tribes
their treacherous and homicidal leaders,