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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08

PIONEER HARDWARE STORE.
H~rdsCare! HarsgscAre!!I
a 80 d.
WILLIAMS { HARVEY
Are now receiving ths,t
SPRING STOCK OFGOODS|
VT7H1CH will be sold At REDUCED PRICES
w from last years rates.
We are bound not to &c UndersoN by any.
; T RY U 81
Orr .stocL consists partly Of the talloseins
Iron Of all Sizes
Round, square and Fiat Band, Hoop, scroll, sheet
Horseshoe and tho best quality Of Norway and Amer
NAILS, CUT, PRESSED 4 WROUGHT,
&c. Taek,, clout and finishing Nails; at the lowest
figures.
7HIMBLE SKELNS, WAGON BOXES
And Axle Arms, variety Of sizes.
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
Anvils, Hammers, ETC., etc.
Carpenters and Joiaers Tools, a large Lot.
.Shorels, Spades, Scope long g. abort handle.
CUTTING BOXES,
ne ~. SO. .,,a ....,,a ,.u 49,, ....,.,., AZ 70.
Ciste11s Pss4tl1,s,
OF every size. Also Lead Pipe to suit. Cham Pump
Fixtures and chains.
T1nware,
We have stock which wish 20 close out and will
| sell Oh AT COST. i.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
We are N. B. Gaston's Agents, and any order 10.
Hay Platform, or Counter Scales, will be attended to
We are receiving large stock of Car Bolts Washers
Nuts, etc, direct from the Plantvillo manufacturing
| company.
India Rubber Betting and Packing, all sizes
Rope and Cordage OF different sizes.
Hand Rip, Cross.cut, mill and Circular Saws.
FILES every description.
| Harvest Tools,
| A large lot at Wholesale, at reduced prices.
| STOVES! STOVES!!
large variety which will be sold at cost and Froghts
Merchants would do we'll to give call and examine
stock As We wish to out OF this branch OF the
l We have . large lot Of CRADLES on hand, which
can't be beat they were made sxpresay to eur order
Also Q lot OF Eastern manufacture.
unnoo Ur EvENI SIZE,
Those wanting Glass and Nails will do we'll to call
and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as will sell Cheaper than the Cheapest.
McGregor, May II, lssstf -:- & 20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
| State Of Ioua, CkSckasau County-ss.
| Jcdsdiah Brown, Administrator
Of Henrietta A. Brown; !
W.
william II. Rhodes. I
| To w. II. RHODES, JR.:
VOU are hereby notified that there ia how on Ole In
II the Office of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
said county, petition Of Jededah Brown, admins
TRAITOR Of Henrietta A. Brown, deceased, claiming of
you the foreclosure of Deed Of Trust and payment
appear before the morning Of the second day
of the next Term Of said court, and said petit
ton, judgment will be rendered against you therein,
according to the prayer Of said petition.
BAUGH SLOVENIAN,
| a.. 49,. ..-.- Attorneys Tor Uomplainant.
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD, =.
CLEANSE YOUR BL0ou. -.
BY usISs .s-.r. POI
ScOutll's Stilli1eGiN,
B l. O O D PU RIFF Err.

l. The Recipe is given to all physicians
2--That they may know what they are uxing. :; D..
a--The combination of ssrsaparlln with stSgia etc
lis we'll known to all medical men as
6--The best compound to Purify the Blood us Cd
cit cures Scrofua III all its worst fbrtns.
7--All diseases of the skin it eifectuallS.
S--Syphillitic dwellings, Erysipelas, Scald Head,
0--Saf Rheum, Female complaints, Tu,nors, 2
l0--kng's Evil, and all diseases arising from any I'm
purity of the blood.
BOLLES, SMITH & CO.,
.. Proprietors, Chicago, Illinois; :
IA To whom all or dcrs must be addressed. ., -.
whoesal. and Retail Dealers in all Patent Medicius.
For sale BY Hoffman. Benton & Col in MeGregof:
June I, 1S592mS
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For Sale.

TINE undersigned having this day purchased of H.
i Wilson, tho Billiard Tables and fixtures Of the
"Droad Gauge" Saloon, ut Mc0regor offer the whole
for sale reasonable terms.
The Tables first class slate. bed articles Of superb
or 6nish, and the fixtures good be found
In the West. Address ISHAM, PATTEN 4 BLACK,
1890 .....a -#s.. Milwaukee.
Or n. WILSON, on the premises. = !"
Mc0regor, April l, 1850tf ..-s.-..
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| RBLACK TIGER. ~

vTHIs fast trotting Black Hawk Stallion. win stand
J. for Mares the present season, . follow: The
6rst week In May LIST TO 7th ct Elkader, from sth to
18th, at Patch Grove nom 18th TO :ad, q Fihader,
aud alternately, at these two places The Tiger
will be stabbed at ;. 8. Kings, clayton City, 81.
way between these two points. For description aud
Pedigree see printed circulars, OF inquire Of ". D.
Hpdgklns. In, ss|
TIE Tiger took t~o pfruiuns At Nsndota, Iilinoi',
IN 1885, one for Trottinx, aad Roadster The
horses bsatsn by him on that occasion, ware Of the
best blood Of Inino. and bear the fottowing nsmes
Youne q. lAwtsncs, Royal OAK, s
Dlaok md. So Clifford MoIgsD,
Motsau Nasss, Il ILL., Black Hawk.
Quick Silver. - and several otbSgs.
~ 0ood psstuses vii be provided for nssss Rom
distance a fsasonahls price; all sccidsn, sEearcs
or thelts will be - sAs yisk Of the owner. @
~ The subscriber will put 20 q Is good blooded
mares q halves to be divided when the Colt q four
months old--ths owneF Of the msrs to est the price
what be will give or take.
TERMS SOS for the season--half to be paid - the
end Of the season, and when the Is known to be
with foal the loanng half will he coilected-that is
Will be- charged for the service OF the horse and
$l2 so more, Ii there should be foal. AL mares
must BIZ returned regularly to the horse they will BE-
considered ns putby the &easou The season will ex-
tend to August lst. ID. A. WARMER.
.s..rsy. i i + ssaS r wH. NoDGKINH
May, 1859 a5na
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The subscriber has on exhibition at the old
store of Bradley & Co., large and extern
sive assortment Of
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JEW 1I1RK
AT NO. I, KANs's BLOCK, ~
PRAIRIE DU CHEN. WIS.,

TYIE subscriber calls attention to bis extensive
Il sortalent Of new, unique snd beautiful Gocds. ).
His agents In New York and Boston having sent
unusual variety Of new and beautiful articles he il
those Who hsh rs Purchase tsnd those
who only fsh to crafty their taste by soeing) viii cali
and examine bis Goods he is sure they will verify his
assertic6 -
His Goods are obtained direct from manufactures.
and he Is cure his prices viii be found low as
others. His stock consists Of "
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Many improvements and
changes have taken place since our last no.
tice under this head, but we will wait q
week or two yet for summing up.
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IL Ge9or. bna. May IL. ls59tf
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Having made the YANKEE
HnTin6 made the r ANK Fl
NOTION TRADE . leading
NnQfNG IN
Thing, he feels confident thst
He can sell lower than eter,
lie can sell lower than ever,
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To which he would call the
attention Of his numerous
customers. Being prepars
I'd with all the required
6cilities to accommodate.
IN Q~astity, Qualisy and
Price, he wishes Il under.
stood he will not be exeelled
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In conclusion, he would say,
that his stock was purchased
on clone TIME," therefore,

can buy at, their own price,
the object being to turn the
stock into money as soon as
possible.
Merchants visiting this
Market with a view Of pur-.
chasing, will do we'll to call,
believing he can sell at prices
to satisfy. d. S. COOK.
Mc GY0or. Eora. Nay ls. la59h 80 a.1
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Having purchased from
Having purchased from
FIRST HANDS, thereby
FIRST HANDS, thereby
Saving extra profits.
Everything in tho Notion
Everything in the Notion
Line can be found cheap.
Line can be found cheap.
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Ills Sales.koom Il commodi-
Gus and well filed With
General Merchandise, con-
sisting Of
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
or oil descriptions,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
METTERNICH ON EUROPE.

with Prince Mettornich-His
Wow Of the French Cbaracter-COntompt
for tho Balance Of P0wer-The Polish
RevOIution-Ho Hates kms-C0ndomns 10.
sephism Austria can Absorb no More OBJ
servatiOns on Montesqu,eu, Sue, BaIzae,
Sllyic PcilicO, Kossu,h, GulzOt-Thc IDde-
psndence Of the f0po and HapoleOn's
Scheme The Kingdom Of Upper Italy and
Venice-Future Of Germany and France
Revolutionary Jews-rho Sick Nan Of Ea'
rope-Thorns In tho Russian CrOwn-Mcf.
tcrnich and His System,
Sc, &C., Bee
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When it is necessary, as now, 70 speak for every
oae We muss use language the, ey.
that s TO say, the doctrines taught b, sta d ~ 20
cals social science as laugh; By soA Docsses o ~ PM
discussion By the help OF these words W wa nave
meaning Fixed and universally unders. "a a,d ! can
auire tedious and lsbored explanations. Fos exam
pie, il In discussion I use philosophy IN pace
Of 5r the nas
her philosophy, which never attack But wnen shy
phloophsm explanations are necessary 70 show that
ander this contendng against the philosophy
of the par.ans Of private judgment In the same Way
when speak social SCIENCE as the Catholic church mas
social science peculiar 10 herseli s evident that n
using word socialism, speak only Of that false social
science taught By socialists Ism undoubtedly sort OF
hss 70 and
things proves the imperecion OF human understandings
Thus dssm and palosGphsm are Always ana faacsy
feet Lu:beranism, Arianism Kensm, aud all the isms
whose radical is proper name are generally detachable
prmItiyely and naturally. There 10 unworthy royal
ism and an unworthy patriotism, and humantarianism
| is es barbarous in sound as 1t h in mean
np This undeniable but is not less 30, that the
force of truth has preserved catholicism from any doubt
full or contumeous Interpretation In this case ian is
only convenient resource OF language waicn we ear
NV opinion BIO productive Of injury There cannot be
faise Catholicism in the bosom OF this light every error
ard every tendency TO error Immediately receives the
sm which At once gives signal for reason and faith
70 be on their guard has happened on the rat appear
ance Of aeSsrm @
tholic DoNoso ooRrE.
sYour Hghness reminds me or Josepnsn-'nA' 10 one
@Josephsm he replied els the plague OF Austria and
all my lie have lighting against IT, 30. atnouss
Prime Minister especially Minister fof Foreign Al.
fairs and my influence was n paramount outside Of my
own department Therefore the public hold me Response
bic for many things with which had little or nothing 10
DO But ths an annoyance 70 which all pubic men arc
exposed. Ny opposisol 20 J)sephism brought me- INTO
conflict With the most r0 uhlesOne and obstinate anago-
fH--f1p u yr-g H tc~~ all No
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01

atars or our homes. For this we should be
'ndhElul. We have also been favored with
gVneral health and abundance, for which we
S"1uld p not cease to be grateful.
wv, we have thus briefly traced a few facts
wn'Gn Should make us glad that this country is
out home' 1t contains all of life that is dear
20 US; we should love it, pray for it, thank God
but there is better country; that is, hea.
venly' 1t is better in every respect. 1t is not
lnurFed by sin or suffering, disease or toll, op.
PiesSlon or want; the climate is better; the
~ ia"S are better; the Administration is better:
tHy tHe society is better; the employment is better
=" must leave this. sooner or later, with all
IT'S ehdearments; let us be prepared for the
event. Already some of our loved ones have
n lhere-let us be ready to join them.
aoove az, all our Saviour is there, whom having
'o' Seen' we yet love; the fruition of whose
presence and favor will constitute the highest
Hiss IN that better land
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01

The SENTENCE DIDN'T Sun HIM.-Quite an
sausing scene occurred in the vicinity of the
!Hl IN New Castle, on Friday evening, about
4 O'clock. James Coursey, who had been
''und guilty Of assault and battery with intent
70 commit murder, was brought out and sem
@nced by the Court to pay a fine of $1,000.
sand one hour in the pillory, be imprisoned for
"O years, and pay the costs of the prosecution.
Alter hearing the sentence the officers were
conducting him back to the Jail, but on reach
ing the front steps of that institution he sud-
senly broke away and fled in a style that baffied
sh pursuit. He was followed on foot. on horse.
@ck, and in carriages, but up to the latest ac-
counts was not TO be found.-GGzette.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
Concert.

we take particular pleasure in calling tn
attention of our readers to the Concerts-Vocc
ana proposed to be given a
wards Hall, Dec. l6 and 17lh, by the Smyrn
Sax Horn Band.
Ihese concerts, we think, cannot fail to bC
OF profit and amusement to all, in that much at
tention has been bestowed upon their prepara.
ZION by band of young men, whose persever.
ance IN the acquisition of the science of music,
our citizens will readily testify, has been very
ndefatigable.
In connection with some of our amateurs
they have been making special efforts, under
the tuition of Prof Beggs, in the preparation of
these concerts; and they fatter themselves
that they are now sufficiently able to do full
credit to their teacher, themselves, and to the
enlightened musical taste of their audience.-
Inc Band, we are told, the more willingly ap-
pear In this capacity, before the public, from
ne consideration that, in the prosecution of
heir musical studies they have necessarily
contracted debts, in the purchase ofinstruments,
IND their weekly instruction, which they are
nxIouS should be speedily liquidated. They,
therefore,, ask, for this occasion, generous pat
onage of the citizens of Smyrna and vicinity;
nd we feel confident that they will not make l
lis appeal in vain.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
10 the Puhlic

| w @ III me positive intention Of disseminating nj
ofie i i'iie % business the ensuing winter heTeb,
e' ana VIII sell out advantageous terms IN on!
H. VI persons who would like 10 lake or commence
:, business here. The stand 80 well known tha
% ,TIy DC snld to rank among the best in the StoIc
al 'iS M heid to operate perhaps not to he surnass
W Gu lhere may be bought, and shipped 200 900 bns,
els ol grain or If desired, 100000 bushels yearly TO-
gener with wood slaves &C., in large quantii;es rGs
navigation causes the trade and produce TO hc aa;i
uFeclea 10 all important Eastern markets. as vnII nc
Philadelphia, at the lowest scale of freight Enoum
among hc business places ofthe State In the sale of
Lime Guano' Phosphate Salt, Brlck Building Slnno
&c, large and profitable business can bc Io"o -,
tIle or no risk OF Lime alone, from 200 to SOC 600
can be sold year. In selling out, shall wanl ~
Hh53szzS rent my GranareS, and Wharvs 81
Rg HI. Lime kIns . C., good SlOop, hear III
HaIll iy new, ] ab9u! 40 IONS burden, and mn
loU IONS burden, each also the hullazaE3s
- new schooner nearly finished about 100 10 I35
= onS burden. will be sold cheap and on easy terms
i VIII NOT be insisted upon, in selling out. lln ,nv
property shall be tuken not necessarily r.onireJ y
smyrna, Dec. lSt 1859 3m.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
Cadets of Temnerance.

"Fountain Head Section, No. l." is the name
ofa society of Cadets of Temperance recently
formed in this town, and which already num-
6ers about forty members. Our citizens, and
particularly parents, who care for the future
welfare of their children, will be pleased 10
learn that such step has been taken by our
youlhs-tor to them, and not to our old and es-
Q tsblshed heads" belong the credit of origina-
ting this praiseworthy organization. 1t looks
TO us like beginning at the right place-the
root OF the evil intemperance. Habits strongly
formed are well compared to second nature, so
hard are they to eradicate; and here we see |
the great superiority of Cadet Temperance SO.
cieties over all others-they take the youth be-
fore he has contracted any evil habits, or, at
least, become confirmed in them, and teach him
TO look upon spiriuOus liquors with adherence
the curse OF the race. The old adage, "An
ounce of prevention is worth pound of cure"
has double adaptability in this case. Ii such
society had been formed in our community
several years ago, and the buys induced to ioin ,
Il as they might have been, it would ha We saved -
the bitter aches Of many parent's heart. Bet
l.
Of MANHOOD" " should be encouraged and aided ;,
in their noble ef1rts to save themselves from
the "snares of the destroyer" The society
named above is branch Of an institution in q
Philadelphia bearing the same name and is the !;
fire, Of the Division formed in this State Their =.
pledge prohibits the use Of all spirituous, fer. 90
nented and malt liquors, and it will be thus =.
seen that they cannot partake of the wines and h,
ether inviting social drinks Chat are now be. oo
coming So common at evening parties) however III;
strongly the good lady of the house might tempt -,
them. If similar societies would be formed !.
throughout the State and the youth generally 8,
be brought into its saving influence, we should
look for a far different state Of things in few
years from what now exists. This is matter
that interests all There are very few parents. Pr
We believe, however much they may indulge nu
that want their children to acquire FIR
their habits (Which they acknowledge is wrong ler
aud only INDUCED in because it is habit), but VIII
would rather encourage them TO become tenn th7
peraie and useful citizens On this platform" of
Ne think, all can unite, and, such being the fl;
case, will not our people give helping hand Bn
10 the furtherance of the good cause! If you Cd
cannot or will not do anything for yourselves, sew
DO assist the boys in their eorts at self preser. mel
Vation. er
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01

LEO. w. CUMMINs, Esq, as may be seen by
advertisement in another column, wishes Ia
dispose OF his business stand, and, we supDose.
retire to the quiet shades of Woodlawn. MIR.
Y. has, for number of years, been one of the
most laborouS business men TO be found in this
or any other community, and fully entitled if
any man Is, to that "0lium cum dtruifafe e"
dreamed and sung OF by the poets, and howev
er much we might desire the realization of Mr.
- every qualification, we should not deplore
ueteat IN this step he wishes 10 take. Hi,
services huvc been too valuable 70 the c,nu,r
hity TO be given up without Il regret. Perhans
no man could have, in the time lie has been in
business, kept up the mercantile reputation ot !
'he town SO successfully as he has done. Pos.
SeSSed oi large means, superior business ouali;i.
cations and an astonishing nerve in times Of
ndctuatlng prices, lie has ever been Character.
lzcd by the same irmness, whether the scolo
was ascending or deccndng. 1t is from This
consideration aud the good of the communitr-
ne producers we particularly allude to-who
iaVe reaPed for years the bcdeft of high pri.
;es' that we regret Mr.. Cummins' desire to
dispose OF his mercantile interests. Sbould ba
ucceed' however, we hope his successor NAV
&c possessed with those rare qualities requisite
or so important position. |
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
THE MARKET

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 80 ;
Red, 81 25; Corn (old) 80 cts.,-new, 81 f;
Rye 50; aud Oats, 3S cts. per bushel. Sweet
potatoes, 80; and Round potatoes, 81 cts. per
bushel. Butter, % cts per lb. Eggs, ID cts.
per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 40; Red, 81 30; Rye,
30 cts; Corn, (old) 92--new, IA and Oats, az
cents per bushel.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
PUksLHC SALE Desirable
FARM,
Situated , miles from Smyrna, Del.

Situated miles from Smyrna, Del.
g4 w Ill. be sold at public sale, at the Hotel nj
E.1ii! ~ Ilghman Foxwell, in Smyrna. DucI
si3lIL Ircrk Hundred, and State of Delaware on
-, "a AlURDAY, December the 10Th 1889 N ,r,o
CloSk III Inc afternoon all that Farm or Jr.ct nj
I n"anG' situated Two miles from Smyrna on the main,
% 'taoliS from Smyrna 10 Dover, The caial of Tho
%' t"'e' TWO ana halt miles from Smyrna LANDING and
0'' .ie same distance from the Delaware RaIirn,d
Tcalhing One Hundred and Sixty Acres more or les
~ ol Which are in Timber and the balance ,r,LI
't'i" III Il good slate of cultivation. This is a I'm
."""ce l"r person wishing TO purchase n good bo,nns
'lc situation Is very desirable one beng in nIoo"
sur ana improving ne ghborhood within half nil
" " @0ou school, and convenient TO church I'M,
iriii IG,n mas ON II Thirteen Hundred choice PEACii
mrs Just commencing 10 hear and one hundred
"iT rr, my apple Trees, TWO years old.
me Improvements consist Of a sIud ,Iv olIn, b,,.
"o @ Sofies ana half high, Two barnS one % bv m
te'' ana ihe other 6 by Is, slabng for len bcnJ c
nurses ana other Buildings The prOucry is ali urrer
9o"u fence The premises can be seen bv caIIiuy ~,
olh H. DICK, who lives on the farm Ii Will poi,Iivo
~ be sod on SAID day. 'e-
Conditions OF Sale-Ten per cent of tbo nnrL
money VIII be required on the day Of sale as y f,rl.t
9<'OC ihcl"dlng The ten per cent by the first of INN
airy next, ana the balance TO be divided mo sly o,I
iGhis' Win interest from lst day of Jnnuor,
u - 90 "heh clear title and possession Will be ryn1
'he o'her payments TO be secured by bond and n,or
e15e Oh the PREMISES For further particulars i,,I',
dts Real Estate AGn',t Hi'o n''
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01

DEATH OF KIT CARsoN.-The last overland
mail brings intelligence of the death of the
celebrated pioneer and explorer, CHRISTOPHER
Carson at Taos, New Mexico, where he had
oeen residing as Indian agent Carson was a
native of Kentucky, having been born in Madi.
son county, at the close Of 1909. His father.
shortly after that period, removed to Missouri
where Kit, when lad of 10, was apprenticed
to saddler-occupying himself at that busi.
ness two years, at the end of which he ioined
trapping expedition, and trapper he re.
mained, until his familiarity with the great far
west rendered him invaluable as a guide TO ex.
plorers OF the plains. For eight years he acted
as hunter at Bent's Fort. When Col. Fremont
engaged in his expedition Kit accompanied
him, and was ever after his steadEast companion.
Ia l647 he received the rank Of Lieutenant in
the Rifle corps, U. S. A. His latest and mos,
remarkable exploit on the plains, was enacted
in 1853, when he conducted drove of 6.OOO
sheep safely to California.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01

THE HARPER's FERRy RAsD.-The confession
dCoOk, now published in full, has little of in.
'erest beyond narrative Of facts already
known. considerable force Of troops is being
concentrated at Charlestown. preparatory to
he execution of Brown on Friday. Patrols and
military companies are being organized through
out Maryland and Virginia. There are now
1900 men under arms in Charlestown. The
churches are converted inro barracks, and par
ues are patrolling the country for 90 miles
around. There is no diminution in the excite
@ent The War Department has been called
% br ammunition.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-01
Insurance Notice.

TIE STOCKHOLDERS of the KENT
COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY will meet at the Office of the President
DR.. 5. NJ. FIsLER, in Smyrna, on Monday. tho
I'd day of January next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ;
at which time nine Directors will be chosen, tc
serve for the ensuing year. A general attend.
ance OF the stockholders is requested
All Policies expire on the first day of Janu.
airy next, and, the first day of January being on
Sunday, oil persons must renew their insurance
on Saturday, by paying their Interest to the
following Agents:
w. c. Robinson, Delaware City;
Jas. r. Clements, Smyrna;
Jas Cowgirl, Treasurer, Dover;
Jacob Y. Foulk, Milford
George M. Davis, BridgevilIe;
Doct. A. Mauck, Laurel;
James Ponder, Milton;
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown;
Wm. NJ. Hickman, Lewes;
Manaen Gum, Frankford.
GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
Nov. 24, 1S59-6w.