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EDITION.
DELAWARE CENTENNIAL
BUILDING.
To the Patriotic Citizens of Delaware.

TO the Patriotic Citizens of Delaware.
The question is constantly asked Of
the State Commissioners, SIS Deldware
like other States, to haze a building upon
the Centennial grounds, or n0t!" and
then follows the remark, 'It will be
great shame, to say the least of it, If
there should be no place there for Della
wareans, when there will be tor the
people of other States" We feel this
to be more serious matter than many
suppose it to be. The Centennial
Exhibition will be the largest and most
complete the world has ever seen. To
say nothing Of the countless throngs
of our own people who will be ever
present from opining to close, more
foreigners of distinction and substance
will be there, from time to time, than
now come to the whole of America
in any ten years. Is there to be no
place upon the grounds which shall be
known as Delaware's house? Is the
State, the little sister of the old thirteen
with oil her splendid revolutionary
fame, and bright record upon the
pages of the country's civil history, to
be without some place of her own
WhClC ACk OWh ogh6 anu
can meet and exchange greetings
at the arrival of her Centennial
Year, as we'll as that of the great
Nation she was the first to lead into
Public Society 1t must not be! There
must be an ample roof tree at Fair
mount, under which you may sit, and
in pleasant converse account the past
Of your state and country, and ex-
change sentiments of encouragement
with respect to their future. 1t must
not be said that the patriotism of the
people of Delaware is controlled by
the passion of avarice-for all know
that your means are ample to accom-
plish anything you really wish, and
that, on many occasions, far less
worthy they are brought forth without
stint or murmer. Come forward then
fellow citizens, do each one his part,
and help US, as the patriotic firemen OF
Wilmington are doing, to erect upon
the Centennial grounds a buildiag
that will be worthy of you as Della
wareans and save our people from the
modification that surely will await US
all if our State should not keep hous.
there as well as her sisters.
BY order of the State Commission
ers, j. p. COMEGYs, President.
| LEANDER +. RIDDLE, Secretary.
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If you have discharge from the nose,
offensive or other Use. partial loss of the
watery or weak, feel dull and stupid or
debilitated, pain or pressure in the head,
take cold easily, you may rest assured
that you have the Catarrh. Thousands
annually, without manifesting half Of
the above symptoms, terminate in con-
sumption, and end in the grave. No
disease is SO common, more deceptive, or
less understood by physicians. r. v.
Pierce. M. D., Of Buffalo, N. Y, is the
proprietor Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
"a perfect Specific for Catarrh, Gold in
the Head" or Catarrhal Headache.
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ORPHANS COURT.
AN INTERESTING CASE REFERRED TO THE
sUPPEkIOR CoURT FOR sETTLEMENT.

SUPERIOR coURT FOR SETTLEMENT.
Friday, the Orphans Court was in ses-
sion at New Castle. Chancellors Sauls-
bury, and Judge Wales being on the
bench. The principal case tried was that
OF the heirs Of John Harris deceased
against John Harris his son and executor
The matter in dispute amounts to about
thirty thousand dollors. This arises from
back rents they alledged were collected
and never paid over, also notes given to
John Harris and never paid, and Of the
receiving of $4,000 in the name of John
A. Harris from the ci Of Wilmington
for property condemned on Water street,
when O great part of it really belonged
t. the estate of the late John Harris, de-
ceased.
Mr.. Harris advanced testimony that
he rented the ship yard from his father
at certain rate. That this rent was
regularly paid, this was proved by the
book of John Harris in his own hand
writing. He also exhibited receipt for
the note to a certain day. The under
letting appeared to be fis own profit. 1t
was also understood between father and
son that the ship yard was his by the
payment of tho rent, and that it was
willed to him in the will of John Harris.
The hitch appeared to be mainly upon
the receiving of the $4,000 from the city
of Wilmington.
The case was argued by Hon. Thos. F.
Bayard and Henry Pepper, Esq, for
John A Harris, and Levi G Bird, Esq
for the heirs. After hearing the Chan.
cellor announced that a case for damages
would be tried before the Superior Court
at the approaching MAY term.
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SUSSEX COUNTY a meeting of
the beard of managers, held Tuesday
evening, it was decided to hold the Sd
annual exhibition of the Laurel PENN
sular Agricultural and Mechanical AS
sociation on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday the 10, 11th, 18th
and 18th day of October next.
The wonderful revival in Bridge
vile still goes on. Eighty converts
are reported.
This Sussex Republicans want Jabob
Moore, Esq, to run for Congress, but
it is feared he will not accept the nom
ination,
The old Episcopal church at Days.
bore John Clayton's birth place., is
being repaired. Under the channels
of this church lie the remains of Gen.
Dagworthy.
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CaEsTRR COUNTY SALEs.-At the
sale by the assignee of Nicholas Car.
ter, East Nantmeal, Chester county on
Tuesday last, eleven cows sold at from
1856 to 60, averaging over $45. One
pig brought $40 so, and shoats sold at
from $12 to $14 per bead. Hay sold at
$26 and s27, and clover hay, mixed,
sold at S16.5 for whole NOW full
Oats sold at 81 cents, corn at 60 and 61
in the ear, and 63 cents shelled.
At the sale of Houston Taylor's, +.
Marlborough, on Tuesday last, one
yoke of oxen brought $2G2, cows aver
aged $50, shoat pigs $14, corn s105 per
barrel, hay $3.50 per block, horses
from $25 to $3.50 each. Farming uten-
sils brought good prices ahd the atten-
dance at the sale was very large. . j.
G. Robinson of Kennel, was the auc'
tioneer at the sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
!. Kunkel'S Bitter Wine of Iron

never been known to fail in the cure of
khess, attended with symptoms; indi Spo-
n 10 exeruoni loss of memory; difficulty
pieathlhgi general weakness; horror of
ase' weak, nervous trembling; dreadful
or oi aeathi night sweats; cod fset;
hts,; hhtess, ;uinness OF vision; lsnguor; uni
iassltu1e of the mus ular system; enor-
o,G aGppeate with. dyspeptic symptoms;
Ia;na', flushing Of the body; dryness OF
IuiIIu c0untenance and eruptions
e iace purifying the blood; pain in the
heaWness OF the eyelids; frequent
Hoss nylng before the eyes with tenn
y sunuSlon and loss OF sight; want of
Jaw, W, ana. rtr, these sympto,"s all arise
"tnkhes', and to remedy that use Il
UAksLs Bitter Wine Of Iron 1t never
Rbordnd nuu'ands are now enjoying health
naye used 1t. Take only Il. +. KuSKEi's
"Ie counterieits and ase limitations
alhei Bitter Wine OF Iron is so well
u MI M'l over the country, druggists them
nm hNe ,h an limitation and try to palm it
pkels Bitter Wine of Iron.
kqhkeIs Bittrr Wine OF Iron is putup only
M, 1oa.ies and has yellow wrapper nice
ol the outside with the proprietor's
rpdiaph on each bottle. Always look for
ayV ruVjosraph ON the Out side and you will
MI l2' oe sure TO get the genuine. 81 per
sr. v,or SIX TOR 10. Sold by druggists and
iape Worm Removed Alive.
II" ana all complete in two hours. No
,r, a nfad passes. Seat Pin and Stomach
Dr. pS removed by DIR. KUNKEL, 25g North
d1iladelphla: Pa. Send Tor circular. For
tg a., ordinary worms. call on your
sn'' and get = bottle of KUNKEL's WORN
F'P Price. Il. feblO-dSw-lm
MlracuISus cure for C0rRs
%dgsh remedy of great popularity. for
''hg corns without pain.
K. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
u and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
snes' Nail Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
PV K. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
!, or the Hath.
H. pa brushes, Bath Toweis, Bath sponges
"a,h n soaps in extensive variety. Also
Toves, Straps, Brushes, ETC., of morse
b.,..D Dry Friction Gloves, aud many other
fe'ea OF the same classat
K. BRlNGHURST d CO.,
Csrner Sixth and Market stree
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


pUR.-Thc ma,ke' is quiet the demand
confined to the wants of the home con-
rs. AbO,t 400 barrels sold, inc u ling
Pine at s4a4 25; extrss at s4a4 ~; wis
b extra family at o. boa5 IS; Mimi esota
ID. at 50 T5aG 10; Penisy wanna. ohio and
lns do. do. at IS o. nc 70; and fancy
ts at s7aS 25, as to quality. Rye flour
.N,-Wllcat is quiet but firm, Sales OF
bushels at 81 39al 40 for Pennsylvania
b l0hal AZ do. do. amber, 81 Csai 20 for
Eem red, nnd 81 55al t6 for Michigan
e Rye sells at S3asGc. Corn is in mod
demand. and l0, 900 bushels sold at 5a
ir yellow, GOa6ic. for eail, 56a57c. for
ner and 60a6lc. for white. Oats cell at
h. for white, and 4-ai4c. for mixed. The
Bps to.fay arc are follows 1870 barrels
b, 1910 but hels Wheat 9570DU do, Corn,
do. Oats. 1850 do. Barley, so, 0 do. Malt,
bbls. Whisky.
BALTIMORE MARKET.
February 26. 1876.
rTER.-The market exhibits the same
rSl features. We revise list OF prices
now quote as follows, viz:
Prime to Fair to
Ex. Fine. Choice. Good.
York State, 33a3j SOa32
b Western roll, ,26a2s 23a25 l7als
3lern 25a27 22a24 lSa1S
pter, packed 26a3l 24a25 20a2l
pGs-we qnote steady at II cts per dozen
resh sales OF several considersS'e lots
pg reported to-day at this figure
puLTRY Prices are steady and n:h for
fresh stock, and for undIawn We still
As follows. viz: Turkeys l3al5 cts
Fkens lOal21f cts; Ducks l3al5 cts; Geese
PTS; drawn are however 2 to 3 cents per
nd higher all round.
|iIg Feb. 10, ls78.-Loads OF Hay, 1913;
straw IS. Average price during week
ne Timothy, 81 40 to 30 per 10l pounds
ec,s' 70 to l.Sj per 100 pounds; straw
TO Lis,
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STRAY WAIFS.

February makes her adieu to-mor
row.
Franklin Lean Association meets this
evening.
Tho sleety pavemc nts, this morning
caused many fall.
Tonight the Board Of Education will
meet in regular Sc ion.
A great religious interest still pervades
the churches of our city.
Proposals will be received until March
9Th, for the erection of new school, No.
5. See advertisement.
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AssAUALT AND BATTERY.
Mayor Whiteley, last evening, the case
of Thomas Blakely was disposed of.
He had, it appeared, been quarreling
with his wife, and when Michael
Kelley interfered Blakcly beat him
severely. Blakely was required to pay
costs and give bail iu the sum of $s0s
to keep the peace.
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RUMoRED 1t is rumor-
ed that deficiencies have been discov-
cred in the accounts of an excity
official. The subject will probably be
brought up for consideration at the
next meeting of Council.
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TEMPERANCR MRETiNa.-At the La :
stitnte Hall temperance meeting, yes
tcrday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Brister
presided. Geo. w. Wells announced
that the number of signers of his
pledge now amounted to 500, Of whom
% were ministers. Musical exercises
followed, after which short addresses
were made by various persons:
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"DOn't you See ~

II you don't see. it is mainly your own
fault, because by procuring q pair of the
can SO improve falling eye-sight as to see
clearly thenceforth. Every pair has tho
trade mark of small dia mOnd.
For sale in Wilmington by s. Clark, No.
407 Market street. feb2 leod&wlw
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WILMINGTON M1NsrRR1s AT ELKroN

Saturday evening, Galloway and
Turner's minstrels, of this city, gave a
performance before large audience
in tie Town Hall at Elkten, Md. The
performance was greatly admired and
vigorously app'auded, and the troupe
warmly urged to give another perfor,
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DIED.

NAFF-In this city on Saturday the Goth
inst, William Heath Naff, in his sgd year,
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon the 29th
inst, from his late res dence, lc0l Marke I
street. Services at the Old Swede's church
at 3l5 O'Clock.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S, l A. M
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Atlantic States,
northeast to southeast winds, cloudy
and rain, falling barometer and higher
temperature.
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To Further Amend an Ordinance entitled
An Ordinance Concerning Offences
against the Public Economy and Certain
Nuisances, passed October 80, 1856.
Be it ordained by the City Council of Will
minRton,
entitled An Ordinance concerning offences
aSainst the PuHnc Ecouemy and Certain
Nuissnces" be and the same Is b hereoy amend
ed. as follows: Strike out the words place
or put IN the third line 81 said section and
insert in lieu thereof the words 'or storo,'
and add to said Section 0. af.er the word dol.
lars the words following. to viii: Whenever
theStreet Com missioner shall remove any bay
straw or coTntodder as a.oresald. he shall
place or store the same in some building of
the city or other proper building or place
either within or outside of the limits Of the
city. to be by him provided for that Durpos
and shall give notice thereof in writing to
the owner OF such hay, straw or corntoGder
or other the person SO oil ndipg. If such
owner or person offending cannot be found
or be absent from the city, so that personal
service OF such noti.e cannot be made there
on. the notice as afoI esaid may be made by
one advertisement thereof in daily news
paper published in the city.
After Two days from the removal and stor-
ing OF any hay. straw or cornfodder by the
street Commissioner as Aforesaid. and notice
given by him as required he shall sell the
same at pubic vendue, having first given
one days advertisement hereof in one daily
newspaper Of tho city which adyer isement
may be made wit hin said peIiod of two days.
he proceeds of sucn sale or .es shall be
applied to the payment OF all the necessary
costs and expenses attending the proceed
inRs under this section and OF any fine that
may DO imposed by the Mayor as Aforesaid,
ANY balance that may remain shall be re-
lunoed to The owner or other proper person.
unle he cannot be found, in which case sad
balance shall be paid into the City Treasury
for the use of the city. Provided thai such
owner or other person SO offending at any
time before sale as aforesaid shall have thu
privilege of redeeming and tai ing away any
such hay, straw or cornfodder upon first pay
ing to the city any fine that may be i'm posed
upon him By the Mayor. and all costs and
this Sc stion.
Passed at the City Hall. Feb. "a, 1876.
M. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
President Of City Council,
w. ii. LEE. Clerk. feb2s ct
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SHAD.-The first shad Of the season
was caught on Monday, in the Della
ware Bay at kits Hammock. It
weighed two pounds.
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What is home without a baby? Many
have coughs and colds just now
and should have the greatest care, and q
bottle of Dir. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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REGISTERS Order.
RE0IsTER's OFFICE,

Nsw CASTLE COUNTY, February q, 1876.
Upon tho application of Andrew J Hossia
JOSEF ii nOsSINGER, late Of White
Gay Creek hundred. in said county, deceas-
cd it is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter that the Executors. aforesaid give
mentary upon the Estate Of the deceased.
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
most public places of the county of New Gas.
tie. requiring all persons having demands
ag.inst the Es'Ate to present the same or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to he inserted within tho same period in the
Daily Gazette, q newspaper published in
sasxs&a. three weeks. L. 9. D.
NHHS& Given under the hand and seal o.,
NaHn~ Office of the Register aforesaid. at
New Castle, New Cattle county aforesaid.
tho day and year above written.
SC. BIG0S. Register.
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IISTIMATES FOR
BUILDING MARKET HOUSE.

BUILDING hAHhEI fOUoE,
Estimates will be received by the Building
Committee of I itv markct Ipuse Company,
from Feb 18th to Feb 18th, for Building Mar.
ket HOUSE on Second street between Mark eft
and King stree's, wi ming:on. d rlaware.
Spec ifcation to be had and drawing to be
seen ut Is y Mark ct street. every ening.
Committee reserve the right to rel ct any
or all bids. jos l. CARPENTER JR
Chairman OF Building Committee.
Feb. l6th, l670--7t
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To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrastis P0t0ders, for all female
Complaints By mali, 81. Address, Dr.
Rogerson. p. o. Box. 256s N. y. ,Iv
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NOIICF.-The Hope Building and Loan
~ Association will hold its ninth annual
meeting at the room Thnd and Market SITS
on 1UESUAY evening, Goth inst, at oc ock
to hear the auditors r, port and elect officers
and three directors to serve the ensuing
year. JOHN +. MILLER,
feb25.4t Secretary.
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PROPOSALS.

RoPosALs
FOR BUILDING A SCHOOL HOUSE.
house In Walnut street, bstween Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, In this city, will be
received until O'c ock on WEDNESD Y
afternoon, March Sth, 1877. No proposal will
unless it is signed by pesponsibie bidder.
The Committee reserve The right 10 reject
any and all ids. Printed specifications may
be had. and drawings examined each
W elk day between 0 O'Clock and Il in the
morning, and2 O'Clock and In the afternoon,
ut the office OF the Chairman OF the Building
Committee. No. journal Bui ding.
A proposals must De addressed: "To the
Bui ding Comm tee of the Boaro OF Public
kducation," and sent to
HENRY ECKEL, Chairman
No 3Journal Building, 5l0 Market st,
feb2S-st
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NOTICE.

All psrsops havipg claims against the rs
tato Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to tle Executors, on or be-
Gore February 21sf. 1877. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ANDREW ]. U0SSINGER.
JAMES H0SSINuEK,
Address Newark, Del. Executors.
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NOrICE.-Th star Loan Association will
~ hold its Eighth Annual Meeting at the
room, Third anil Market streets, on THURS-
DAY, March ID. at 8 o'cock, 7. NJ to hear
the Auditors Report and elect officers and
three Directors to serve thu ensuing year.
feb25t JNO. +. MILLER, Sec'y.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REoIsrER's OFFICE,

hE0lBTER's OfPICH,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Feb. 16. 1876.
Upon the application of Henry Conner, Exc
cutor of Alexander Keenan,, late of Whining
ton Huadred, in said county. deceased it is
ordered and directed by tho Register that the
Executor aforesaid. give notice of tho
granting of Letters Testamentary upon
the Estate of the deceased, with tho
date of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be posted within
forty days frsm the date of such Letters. in
six Of the most public places of tho county of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate to present the same.
or abide by IN Act of Assembly in such case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
to he inserted within the same period in the
Daily Gazette. newspaper published In
Wilmington. and to bo continued therein three
weeks (E. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal
fSe.r Nof office Of the Register atorO-
SEAL fsaid, at New Castle. in New
S. q. BIGGs. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Uf the deceased must present the samc
duly attested to the Executor on or
before february 16 1877. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
HENRY CONNER,
Executor,
:, Address-4i5 Z Sixth Street. Wimingtos.
Del. febl7eod3w
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DAVID MEGAW,
CARPET WEAVER,
Kennett Pike, near Columbia INN,

All kinds Of Rag Carp twevs N the very
aple prioes.
Ore ers left at Mr.. Crippen's Tea Store
Third ttreet between Msrs,t AN ShipIey
will rt oeive ~ ONT attention, an / will cal
for the rags at the resistance Of those w,sbin
arpets WOVEN. janl-6m
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WILMINGTON MARK III y.

WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. %. 1916.
nations at the Brandywins Mills for
and Grain-Correoted Daily.
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NUIIOES.

NJ NGTICE-MUTUAL LOAN ASsOCIA-
~ 9lON-t9 years old) Is now Issuing its
9Th series of D sharcs. First payment
TUESDAY, Febr ary 18TH 1876. Net profits
over lS pr cent per annum since organiza-
tion. Six per cent. interest allowed to with
drawing members GEO. q MARIS,
feb2Ju Secretary.
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NJ OTICE-REMUvAL g, DR.. Quinby HAS
IN moved to No. S04 MARKET STREET.
oct2gtt
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A N ORDINANCE

To Further Amend an Ordinance entitled
An Ordinance Concerning Offences
against the Public Economy and Certain
Mn Sni1ces M csed lcfnho,. 90 lQsE
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...c;aI and Commercial.

WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. 2s, 1873,
|. ,,ocF ouotatio1s furnished by
.binson SsSSh 4 Co.. NE. Cor. 4th and Mar
u, Wilmingtc c. Del. at / p. h. to-
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A Song Of the Country.
Away .foga the roar Aud tne rattle,
The dgA and the din ot the town.

Away .roa the roar And tne rattle,
Tue daa aud the din ot the towH.
Where 20 live Is - brawl AMI % battle,
Till the strong tread the wsaa man
down
Away - tae bonnie green bills
Where the sunshine sleeps on thc htae.
And the heart 4 tie greenwood thrills
To the hymn II the bird AL tile
pray
Away fros the ssnoae asssl the smother,
Tie vail u the dun aud the brown.
The push AMI the I,lash and thc poiher.
The wear aud the waste oi the toxin.
Away where the sky shines clsar.
AMI the light breeze wanders a, will.
Aud the dark pine wood nosls near
To the light plulnsi birch on the hiis.
A~ay from tbe ~hiring aud wheeling,
Aud s,ramlng above aud below,
y here the heart has no leisure for feel
ing
And the thought 10 quie, to grow
\ way y here the clear brook puris
Aud the hyacinth drops ia the sha L.,
Aud the plume of the fern uncurls
1t, grace in the depth Of the glade.
Away to the cottage 50 sweetly
Embowered meath the fringe of the
wood,
Where the vile of my bosom shall meet
me
With thoughts ever kindly aud good
More dear than the wealth Of the world
Fond mother with bairnies three.
And the plump armed babe that has
curled
Its lips sweetly poatlug for me.
Then away from the roar and the rattle.
The dust and the dun OF the town.
Where 10 live is TO brawl and % battle.
Till the strong treads the weak man
down.
Away where the green twigs nod,
Ia the fragrant breath of May.
And the sweet growth spreads ON the
sod,
And the bIithe birds sing on the
spray.
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A. MACINTOSH.
Notary Public and COnveyancer,
Real Estate and Tax Agent.

Has complete Ah~trsc, c. TiIe 10 AL Lands
2 kGGg C1uaty. viii attend - tks p1reAa.s ksd
SAFE 4 lan4s Any here aa Passt Soar1. Special
attensl4a paid - TrArsfcr of E12i Estate AID
Payment 4 Tszss. FEtrvsasse so.seited AID sAtis
s.floss gaAraates1.
oe.es On Mil sirse:. nearly Opyosits tAs ''oe-
4 tex,ai Hotel.
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Thos. Brotherhood.

seattle. ". r. Oct. 10. 1876. oiiu