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The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
c;SansbiIIs DULY souraaI.
THE REBELLION IN INDIA--TIE
J. VIEWS or REV. G.. l.. HAY.

Rev. Ct. Ia. Hay, who went rom In
dianapolis, about seven years ago, to In
dia, as missionary Of the AsSembly's
Board (O,d School Presbyterian and
who was stationed in the Northern Pres
idency when the rebellion occurred, es-
capped, with his family, and returned
home by way Of England. Lie arrived
in New York last week; and from state.
ments given by him to the New York
papers We obtain the following as his
views of the progress and prospects of
the rebellion. ~ e tfftf2
The causes of the mutiny are more
wide-rsaching in the Bengal Presidency.
than in either ol the other two-Bombay
and Madras The principal Of these is to
be found in the pulley porsued by the
government IN the Construction OF the ar
my. While in Bombay and Madras the
native forces are constituted of more het-
erogeneous materials, in Bengal caste has
been recognized and the entire force
drawn from homogeneous set Of men,
who have always looked upon themselves
as a superior class, and who never have
and never will work. To be soldiers.
and as such superior to other men, is
their social condition and pride. In thus
attaching itself to the military caste, the
government believed that it was securing
the strength of tie country, ard that it
could play off caste against caste with Sc
curity. .. rfvtafy saes-rs rv
1t is this pampered pride that has now
{ turned upon those who iostered it. Mus
selman ambition has Joined with the
Brahminical teachers, and they have used
every means to stimulate the pride of
the Sepoys and their hatred OF every
thing that might tend to deprive them of
their social superiority. So far as re-
CARDS the great mass OF the other inhab-
itants. MIR. Hay does not think they are
deeply imbued with the spirit of disaf-
fection. The administration of Justice
by the British officials has been eauita
BILE; and though some Of the native Off
GERS Of the government have abused their
power, and ill treated the native popula-
ton subject to them, the mass of the
people recognize in British rule far bet
ter administration than has ever been
experienced under native government
They are therefore not deeply interested
in the success of the mutineers, exceJt
so far as the excited ianaticism of some
may lead them to participate in it. .-r-s
Mr.. Hay does not antlcipf te that the
mutiny will embrace Central and South
ern India to any considerable extent, for
the reason above stated; and he thinks
that Delhi cannot be taken much before
the close of the year, if so soon. The
re-conquest of the Northern Presidep.
cy has to be effected. and it will proba
bly, be slow operations; but of the ulti-
mate success of the British troops there
can be no doubt. The destruction of
vested interests, however, will be great,
and every thing in the shape of enter
prise must be commenced anew. As an
instance, he states that the entire estab-
lishment Of the mission at Allahabad has
been destroyed and the Presbyterian
Board of Foreign Missions has incurred a
loss Of fully two hand red thousand dol
iars. FE # S5fEef 'FF
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
~ New York s. Erie Railroad.
a. SPECIAL NOTICE. ~
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


~ Buy your Throug gh Tickets to Nav YORK, Bos-
IoSPHILApEIrIuA, and New Bngland tiles VIA. this
Route. r TsA rNf-.h N
,g- TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw
ED. stt
r Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
oFfcARs. .lg ..is ,Ussf s.stlf isrq
eE- The ONLY ROUTE tn New York City having
= ~ WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS! ~
This Line extends to Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unbroken Wide Guage-connecting at
Du1kirk directly with all trains FRONT Cleyend ,Cincin-
nati, ST Louis and Chicago ON the Lake Shore Rail
Hesd. {iH 4 = W. - - '-f' f-i - 7
To Buffalo via the Buffalo 4 New York City Rail.
Road making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
Lake Erie from Cleveland Toledo and Detroit also
with the Buffalo X Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
to Chicago.
.NIAG.RS FALLs VIA Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
silroad making direct connections with all Trains
the Great e.ern Railway, from Detroit to CT icago,
thus afordng the travelling public unrivaed facilities.
sESr Bosom PASSENGERS can stop In New York
any length Of time, and resume their Journey without
exta charge. fttil-f w. flL-l r - -
I gz- THROUGH TICKETS for sale in gil the prin-
cipai Western Railroad Offices y fi. 'it
"a a. FARE Low As BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
G,F. SMITH, Gen1 Agent ti-il - -l' 4
- HOMER RAMSDELL, Z
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1851. PRESIDENT.
n myaa1vdHW -ftF ~ f.H f. .fttt lf
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
Trnsportation Westward.
CANAL STORAGE

n HAVE large double Warehouse at the Cana
u Basin, capable OF storing any amount OF produce
which will be received st0red taken care of and held
subject to the owners ORDERS on the most rsasenable
terms. 49, p ". O'H1BE1.
M
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
EVANSVILLE, TND THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1857 S
.eean RAILROADS. oI
e !. odiRA1LR DAD. .aasll
z ID bodI0T eGl---T0F .YIlgIl nnii
+ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

: p 20 jsdi div Us al :. sdl jn soslq oi
nNani after THURSDAY, Jnly sd, ls57,andnnti
" further notice. the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville at O'clock and % minutes. A. NJ Sinceh-
mes at IL NJ. and arrive at rreHaute 245 NJ
Connecting with trains for indianapolis, tincinnat
and af points East, also for trains on the Alton road
fyr Central Illinois, hicago ard the North W est =
Passengers dine at TerTe Baggage checked 10
RETURNING-leave Terre Haute at S:40P. NJ. af-
ter te arrival Of ains from the East and lest; VIM
cennes at $50 p ~ and arrive at ESo =; NJ. "a;
Passengers by this train arTiys at Cincinnati at l2;H,
Of 2::H P. N. rs BY former alrangement. 3 fGI ~
MIXED TRAIN has been placed on the road be-
tween Vincennes and Evansvilei having Nincennes
at 64b M-and arriving at Evansville at 1910 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 2e Pm, and arrives at
Vincennes at 6:l5 PM, connecting with the U. M.
Road for Cincinnati and st. Louis. 9goauI ne -
- OBSERVE, "a.
~ Passengers arr vr Wv N train have hours
in Evansville for. BUSINESS. or PLEAsuRE an a, =
Freight Trains North OF Fincernes, will run as hth
to-Leaying T1re Haute for the South at NJ; returR
ing afrivcat Fere Hatte al 5s25 P ". - 7" ~
For any information, through tickets apply at the
Companies Transportation office, head OF Locust street
- csrs jars run by Inaisapols Times minutes
~ '''''i 'as.'fy ~ HfiY tiF J.g DANIELS,
-. ~ Superintendent
Democrat, Mt. Carmel Register and Nt. Vernon Adyo-
cate take out former adveltsniert and copy myisu
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
+; ;zaiio NEW FIRM.
Evansville Gas Light Company.

VENiIE Stockholders Of this Company will meet at
1e5, 9rfae purpose Of sIecting three Directors -
sernr Tor the ensuing yt:ri1 ~ c. Y. KEATS, tNl
oci4tl ......, = - :. 81. Fresident.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29

NHcCORMICK'S REAPER AND M0wER.-we
vH are Agents for the sale of this reliable Machine;
all who wish to save labor in the Harvest Field, should
procure one We have samples on hand, which we
''''.' - - "a H9RNBR0oK 4 co.
mh2f Water street, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

70 The privileges OF yelriy advertisers s limited 10
their own immeate business, in their own name and
all atversements for the benefit OF other persons,
well legal avertsements and advert ssments OF auc
ti0n sales, and advertisements with the Of other
persons, sent in by them, must be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
- Norep0r, resolutions proceedings OF any cor
poratOn, society, association public meeting, and
communication designed 10 cIl attention to any mat
ter OF limitel individual interest can be inserted, u
less paid for advertisement. -+l q
- No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
charlble oter societies, pu5iic institutions or
companies.
.s- Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be dis
Continued unles order to that effect Is eft az the
Office, and when discontinued in less than year, the
price OF the whole year will he charged.
~ Lezal advertisements herea Ter, VIII he published
"a. the expense the srneys Oriering and not delay
ase for the legal proceedings, but coectai- at our
Usual time.
CO Our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
nentS are CASH. .... T ..'.'ttAi
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-10-29
s1s odw LOTTERIES. .asssaN
n sWHO,,eW eWANTSslAI0NEYo?
pER $50, ,OOO!!!E9
lJaspsr County Academy Lottery,

Our Lotteries drawn in Macon, Ca. Small Schemes,
every Saturday, and Savannah, Ca, Large Schemes,
about the 18th of fsyeryI moathsui, 30 c2gfb
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28

IL. The terms of the settlement of the suits
alleged to have led 10 the marriage, arc in
writing, and exclude the assertion Of other
terms
ID. The marriage took place after the settle
ment had been concluded and carried out.
ID. The claimant executed written instruments
TO the decedent in her own name, after the mar
riage She assigned n judgment, he drew
check to the order. She endorsed it, and he
swore to the affidavit in all of which she was
described by her own name.
10. At the settlement she stipulated for q new
lease Of the house.
l6. Shortly before the decedents death she
released all causes of action, and abandoned her
agreement for lease.
IL. He spoke Of her with contumely and re-
proach, aud made repeated declarations against
marriage
49, lie was determined to compel her to leave
the premises, and n new lease to another party
was about to be executed.
H. The marriage was first announced after
his death
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of levar Faeias to Directed will
ID be exposed TO ppbllc sale, tho house of Charles
Almond, IN the City Of Wilmington; New Castle County
Del, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day Of September next al
o'clock, y NJ, this following described REAL ESTATE,
vhAl that certain lot, piece parcel Of Land situate
In the City q wilmington Aforesaid and bounded and de.
scred MS follows, to wt-Besiunng at the eastsy side
Of Pine street betueen Fourth and Fifth dis
tAnce Of sevenyye feet from the southery side Of Fifth
street. at the souherly side Of three feet wide alley
theuce with said alley side easerly aud parallel with
Fourth street thirynne feet ten aud half inches
stake thence noItherly and parallel with Pine
entyive feet 10 the sid side Of Fifth street, thence there
with eastery forty feet six inches to land conveyed to VIM
MeCalliste thence southerly with Mcalisers line par
alel with Pine street hundred and ten eet TO the
norlhery side Of htcen feet wide alley, called Justin
Alley thence with tho said side Of Justin alley, westerly
eighty feet four and hair inches TO the said side Pin
street. thence Herewith rorhery thir yve feet to the
place Of beginning be the contents thereof
Seized aud taken In execution tho property Of Fred
erlck Klund and to be sold by
THOMAS NJ. 0GLE, Sheriff.
aharln-l lIli..a NJ. Ca.Il. Ann
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28

A LaWyer Shot Dead in Broadrag-JustjfaJic
Homieide-AHother Probable Murder.

A LaWyer OH0t Dtda IN Bf0ddWdV--JNsNNaJTe
Hom;cid,- Auot5,r p,ototJs Mai.
.
ING NEW 10TH papers o. SATURDAY afternoon
came 10 US purueheu WIN accSunts oil deeds Of
CRIME ana muruer' we take the following from
the Express f.,
FOR iong une Pasl ieuu existed between
Iheoooiu O. Wins, ioirieiiy ciy librarian, and
Joseph henry magstaii lawyer who practiced
much about the Ioomps and other inferiorcourts,
growing out OF Misunderstanding in relation
to financial affairs, they formerly having in
manner been connected in business. Frequent
ly since their business relations ceased Mr.. Wag-
staff, who was naturally Of an uncongenial dis
position, When meeting MIR. Minis would insult il
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of Levsr Facias 10 me dqc ed will
~ he exposed u Public Sale at the house Of H. c. Lppin-
colt at Midletpwn. 81. Georges Hundred New Castle
Count, Del on lNDAi The 5lst day of August inst
Al Oeofk r. NJ. the following described REAL ESTATE
yiz-All hattrle pie'e aud parcel Of Land situated
lying ani being In App0uinimnk Hundred In the CDnn
" aud state Aforesaid. known part OF tract Of land
called Mchul- Park bounded By land Of the heirs Of
David lleyerin Mr.. Duany aud the Cypress Road, be-
ginning at corner in said road aud running with said
road north nav 1--WE degrees west ono hundred aud forty
In said road and ua Of tile whole tract from thence
with said line Of the whole tract south thirteen and
quarter degrees east two hundred and six perfhes to
corner stone from thence north rtyslx degrees
cnrnei for David lieyefn Of lot sd oil u sid tract tn
said David Ieverin from theme by with the lines Of
The said David eyern 10 The place Of beginning, contain
Ing sxtyree aud three quarters Of asr be tho
same inOie or less.
Seized and taken ia execution the operty Of Nahum
Dilsaver aud Maria his wir aud 10 he sold by
THOMAS NJ. uGLE, Sheriff.
shern.s Office. New rAslln Amansl ~. 1851
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28

Thursday. August 81, 1851
FLouR, &c-The inquiry for Western Canal Flour rontn
limited aud tho disposition to sell IL srong hut do
further decline OF 565c Z Dbl is submitted good
state Western extras; the latter particularly heavy
The demand is confined 10 thu homo trade. The sales Ae
4s00 bbls at $r6pG 20 for good State 81 Iva 60
for extra do Canadian Flour h also lower sales $50 bhs
al 81 Oapu superne and 90 I0S ~ r exra brands
southern Flour Is in fair request the sales ibis al
s5nm6s0 for mixed to good brands Baltimore. &C. and
S@s for faVorc- fancy, &C. Rye Flour Is lower; the d.
mand is moderate; sales Of 100 bbs at $i50 for line and
supehne Corn MOa h'tesdy; sale. 1871 bis at "a 5@
70 for Jersey. and si25GpllO for Brandywinc and pun
cheons at flga 90.
GRAlS.fhe Wheat market is quito Irregular the de-
mand good for red this Is held with rmncss, but
white is shade easier, aud closes heavy; the sales are
$1,000 bushels rcl southern at slOd4 300 bus mix,d
do at si4i 80 red Kentucky at SlI0 and II 900 bus
southern white at sl53al 70. closing heavy for the lat
ter Rye Is lower aud unsttel sales vi 1000 bus new to
arrive at see. Oats dull and heavy he for New
Jersey, and $40 Coz for State. Corn opened steady with
fair Inquiry; the sales 1000 bus at 8idsGi Tor Yves
tern mixed So X for unsound and gO9l for Southern
yellow. white Is Nominal at 93@9Se.
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28

IIITF ave . or TO Nffes uT MNlNNW LinNl unH
WOOD AND TIMBER -sNa43sR.
<s2s.M SUFFICIENT tr the farm. aFs7sy,t2s
lssairN The improvements skl3SMf1k
Nssllt4n DWELLING HOUSE. &TY%f
&x.E<5with Aye rocnis, and Kitchen Il
attached snphe linu.' stable -~-=ae-==--
Corn Crib. Carriage Hons an Granaru
THRIVING Young ORCHARD, in full hearing is
also upon the farm
II not sold private sale the above rm will he offered
at public sale the Eth day Of September next At Gem
trevle and " na sild boTc that day due notice will
be given.
The terms will h. made known and any other iufarna-
ton given upon APPLICATION 10 tue sub cri'rrp Rock HALL
Kent County Md.
aus253s c. WILKINSON.
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
FRENCH & ENGLISH SCHOOL
DR.. ]. Sirnms White Liniment.

NOW STANDS raREMINENr As An EXTERNAL
IN remedy. This Eminent Is known Tar aud near and
Everywhere il Is highly appreciated Tor is goat Frnsiai
qualities which at realized Ia IT, application ii
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore Thriai, Munps Sore fhrosf
IN Scarlet Fever where Il may any dseas.
Coat frosted fet Sprans, bruises burns aud salds AMI
pains II every character None genuine without M,
written signature thus j. Sims, ". D.. affixed 10 the
wrapper and Label.
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

by virtue OF writ Of tovar Facias directed will be eS
ID posed TO public sale a. the house of Charles NJ All
mond in the City of Wilmington, New Castle County, DEL
On WEDNESDAY, tue ID dry Of September next at /
o'clock p NJ the following described REAL ESTATE
vz-Al those two certain lots Pieces parcels Of land
situate In tho city Of Wilmington Aforesaid with four
=, IA frame dwellings fhereonJ bounded aud described
F as one lot AS fellows, to wit Be ginning at
N, III stake in the northerly side of Fourth street.
zh at The distance Of ortyour feet iom the easlery
side OF rne street, thence by ue norherly para
ol with Pine street hundred and ten feet To stake
at the southerly side Of alley fifteen feet wid
thence easery by the said side Of the said alley par
allel with Fourth street forywo feet stake thence
southefy parallel with the first mentioned line and with
Pine street hundred and ten feet the said sida Of
Fourth street. thence Herewith westerly orytwo
the place OF beginning containing four thousand six hun
dred and twenty feet Of land be the or less
Seized and taken In execution the property Of Henry
klund and Francis his Wife and to be sold by
THOMAS NJ. OGLE, Sheriff.
sherI's Onlea Now CAslle. Anrnsl u lsh1
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
WILMINGTON MARKET


Thursday, August "a, 1851.
FLorR, &c--The demand for Flour continues limcd
and the market il dull and droopingi standard brands
made from n1A wheat nUmnAlly held at 1915 u hh
but there sellers at less aud the only transactions
hear Of Is 100 bbs Baltimore Flour at SG3Is delivered
here Old stock is neglected. For home ue the demand
is also limited within the Of SO 50nT for superhn,
the former old stock 81 dO5 for extra and $s509 bbl
for fancy lots Corn Meal and Rye Flour are quiet the
former Is quoted at 81 and the latter at - % r bb
Wharf.-The market for Wheat continues unsettled and
very dull, and prices are fully &c bushe lower. Sales
reaching some 5@Gu00 bushels In lots ut 81 Ijti 80 for
fair To COED Southern reds aud 81 50M1 90 for white iu
GLIDING very handsome Kentucky al Si.TO Rye is
dull aud about 20l bushels only have been taken at Bic
for Delaware, and 00c for penna. Corn il also dull
ouly few small lots Of yellow have fund buyers at STA
SIC, In store Oats arc offered cely aud prices favor the
buyers; further sales 900 bushels Southern having
leen made at 3lf36c, the latter for good lots
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue of writ Of Leyari Facas Directed will
- be exposed To Public sale. al the house Of Charles NJ
Almond IN thu City Of Wilmington, New Castle Coun "
Del, on WEDNESDAY tho "a day Of September next 1t
orlo'k. T. NJ. tho following described REAL ESTATE
va Al that certain LOT or piece NJ land having s.aa
Frame House thereon situate in the ad lily ~ IllM
Wilmington, and bounded aud described as fol ", ~
lr"s to wit -heginning At corner stake In the sassA
northey side NJ Fourth street Al the distance OF f0fty
new line Northcrly parallel with Pins Street hundred
and ten efl 70 stake At the slutery side Of alley
MI Gu ,Nt Wide thenta ea.ary by The side Of the said
alley parallel with Fourth street twenty -iw1 feet to asaka
thence soulhriiy by ne parallel with the first
mehtlnnei line une hundred aud leu feet tn tbs aforesaid
side OF Fourth street and thence thereby Westerly tseny
two ieei to the place Of beginning 10 the contents
less.
seiztd and taken 10 execution the property Of Henry
klund aud Frances his wife aud 10 be sold by
THOMAS NJ oGLE, Sheriff
sherif's Onlce, New Castle Aul ust Il, lsb1
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
SHERIFF,S SALE

pY virtue ola Writ of yendoni Exponas to me direct
ID ell, will DO exposed to Public Sale at the house Of
Charles NJ. Almond In the city Wilmington New Cas-
tie county, Delaware WEDNESDAY, the "a day Of Sep
TENDER next at O'CLOCK p NJ the following described
REAL ESTATE, viz;
ssf No Ia LOT Of Land situate 10 the ulty Of viii
l..& mington, with three story brick dwelling and n
Nh Ha two sto brick kitchen thereon erected situated
Szl& on the south east corner Of Spruce Curett
Streets, being about sixteen feet front Spruce street.
running that width eastary along Curett street. about
seventy fect
No. IA lot Of Land with three story brick dwelling
the south side of Sixth street. between Poplar and LON
bard sis adjoining lands Of John T. Springer the
and lands Of Samuel lluzby the west sides This lot
Is about eighteen feet front Sixth street. running that
width to an alley extending from Poplar 10 Lombard st
be the same more or less.
Ne. IA lot Of Land situated In Chrlstaua Hundred
about sixteen feet front Logan STREET running that width
through To Liberty street. about sxtynve seventy Int
deep, be the same more less This lot Is the north
side NJ Logan street. commencing two hundred and forty
six feet from the Newport Turnpike Road aud looming
lands Of Mr. fullmer the SIDE be the same more
or less.
No. A lot Of Land with two story frame dwelling
and and ahalt story frame Kitchen thereon erected
situated between Pine and Spruce stieets on the norhefy
side Of Fourth street. feet or her.aiuls from
the easery side of Pine street. and bounded on the west
oly side by lands Of Mrs Bellany the northery aud
easerly side by other land Of Henry Kuud This lot Is
about fourteen eet by about seveaty deep be the
or less.
No "a lot Of Land with three story brick dwelling
and md ahaf story frame kitchen thereon
situated the norihcry side Fourth street between
Pine and Spruce Streets bounded the westerly side by
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
FARM FOR SALE.

| OFFER An PRIVATE SALE, my farm H. ga. Anns
1 Cluniy Md called "BNNsoNs Nkck containing
100 fs " mlfe IL hth rel cay land. IN cay lean
sol frsims IA red clay hlium II j. itu1i or The main
roai leidinr fum Ruth hurf 10 lsl mi, mile frnm
the fmer, riN miles rin lnrf eight mil'a n grnltt
vile aud lnnr Mills nom the MI aud Del Railroad. now
building and ~ the piae where il Is conlempHi 4
deplt viii l,, -r'ctrl on aid road,
This land Is divided nn Eve folds with fen ding Thee
Is pntiiul supply If wafer runniug through the Farm
accessible "a all the he ds bnt That field comes up In
The yard whore there is pump Yielding an abun Of
good water.
Weekly Delaware State journal, statesman and blue hen's chicken. (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-18??, 1857-08-28
T. KINGsFoRD s. SONS
p u r. f.
OSW EGO STARCH

tfoE the hHhnnfyU
HAS established greater celebrity than has been
Il obtained by any other Starch.
This has been the result Of its marked superiority In
quality, aud It's invarable uniformity.
The public may be assured Of the continuance Of the
high standard now established
The production Is TWENTY Tons daily, and the de
mand has extended throughout the whole Of the United
States, and to foreign countries.
Working thus on very large scale and under rigid
SYSTEM they able to secure perfect uniformity In the
quality throughout the year, THIS is THE uREAT
DESlDERATUM IN STARCH MAKING, AND is
REALIZED NOW FOR THE FIRST TINE.
The very best Starch that be uade and other Is
always wanted by and this will be supplied to
them y tue groeer their have earn
ed which Is the best and ask for -othetwse they would
be likely to get that article on which the largest prsh
be made.
Mr. Kingsord has been engaged In the manufacture Of
Starch continuously fer the last q years. and ddrsg the
whole Of the period the Starch made under his superv
sion has been, beyond any question: the best In the
ket For the rst II yea be had the charge Of the works
Of VIM. Colgate Co., at which period he invented the
process Of the manufacture Of Corn Starch
R5-Ask for kii0efOrfs SdTeh as he Osigtg0 has
BERN recently ialen BY dnaiisr fati0fy.
Il Is sold by all Of the best rocer In nearly every part
Of the country,