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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
Water Cure and MotOrpathic
Establishment.
DIR. BARLOW J. SMITH,

~ RADCATE Of the New York ygieO Therapeutic Col.
" lsRe has opened FIRST class Water Cure and Motor
patc establishment In Sacramento In the large and pleas
ant house now occupied BY Mrs. Tdcn h ST. between
and j..
This establishment Il the hrSt on the Pacific coast that
combines all the advantages Of IyHienIe Medic toB and
will be eqAa . any In the Atlantic States Europe. DR..
Smith, with his family will reside In the institution and
health restnrinR home for nvAda
Those suffering from diseases Of the Eye Bronchial and
Catarrhal Affections, Diseases Of the Heart Lungs Liver,
Kidneys Dyspepsia, Constipation, ApOplexy. Pits ParAy
Of al types Putd Sore Throat, Group scrofuouS Dseas-
Piles Pr0:apaus inflammation Of the Bowels, Chronic
and Acute Dlarrhea should try the advantages OF this III
situtOn before taking poisonous Drugs aud thus esenng
the chances Of . permanent recovery
Tie arrangements OF the Institution are mart rulAry
adapted to the successful treatment Of uterine diseases
and curvAtures Ofthe spine etc. etc. wo.
anticipating confinement will he furnished with pleas
ant apartments and the best medical and surgical aten
ton and In the Sae and every venence cAcu
lated ~ render paTurtOn easy and natural
There will be Gymnasium for ladies well 90 gen.
tiemen.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS 90 valuable In eradca.
ting pcsonS, both mineral aud vegetable and In the
ment Of rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. will be administered
to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely new process.
BONE SETTING. DIR. Smith Is the only one IN California
possessing the art o Bone Setting successfully prAclce
by the celebrated Dr. Sweet, OF Connecticut.
limited number Of persons desiring y physiological
diet lie accommodated.
Dr. smith will attend patients In any part Of the City
TiOS. ILL., late Of the Arm Of lIilI Wooster Co
will take charge Of the business department.
TERNE5s
$50 to e3n per Week according the attention REQUIRED
Consultations FREE verbal or by letter.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. and circulars sent
on application.
BARLOW J. SMITII, N u
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

MISr STATISTICS, During last week, 5,142
ounces It g"id bullion, worth about Sl0n,O 900
aud 2,+o2 ounces of silver were deposited in
III San Francisco Mint; $4,000 in double
eagles and $l0. 900 in hAlf.dollars were coined
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

xr,, M NAV. Te@~a. :n.@. aa thus ""'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
ICEI 1CE!! ICE!li ICE!l!!

HAVING procured beautiful supply Of PURR NOUN.
i TAIN ICE, fFom that famous locaIlSy, Sly PARK.
and having Aeted up eommodLouS depot at BACKS "a,
70 supply FAMILIES, SALOONS, HOTELS, &C. litk IN
LuxMTy 1T the the lowest price,
THE 0tEfCE, Get Blacks SaloOn) will be KENT oman NJ
all hours, day and night
Placervlle, Arrl fSih, 1877. ~
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17
ASSEMBLY.

Amador-P. c. Johnson and John Bowman
lDl
.(lamcda-F. X. Shattuck a. IL
Butte-John Lambert H.
(lovor.. EoM,,,I a., NV;I,or
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-17

THE EXTENT OF Orr CoAsrs.-AccordinG
to the report Of our Coast Survey. there are
6.s2I miles Of Atlantic coast, S,467 miles Of
the Gulf SOast, and 2,SSl miles on the Pacific
making the total Of 1859 miles. Tho
main shore line Of the Atlantic, inc'mling
bays, etc, is twice the extent Of the Cult.
three times that Of the Pacific, and more than
equal to that Ofthe Pacific Gnd Gulf combined.
The Southern States have three times as
much as the Northern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
OBADIAH AND WILLIAM.

Not boys in roundabouts, but full-grow men,
both L. +. We, both journalists, and one Cover.
nor's son. No longer pelting each other with mud
ard stones but exchanging paper pellets, seasoned
with gunpowder. obadiah Jennings Wse-O
Jennings Wise in the Richmond dialect, but Obi.
dah at lis christening Pe,ceabe Obadiah, deriving
his name from old Obadiah Jennings of Washing
ton Co, Pennsylvania, his grandfather, "pious
"and God. fearing man, according to The HcUs-
burg (Va.) Her0id-and William Old, jr Obadiah
all readers know as the gceat Richmond Enquirer.
who pursues Ii. investigations with pen and with
pistol; William Plus Patrick Henry Aye.t, whose
gereless er counter with Obadiah in the pine bar.
Iens Of North Carolini We touched upon tho otter
day are The Richmond EIaminer.
The field of honor WAS this time near the Mary.
laid line, not maby miles from the White House.
eJ Il. vas even then reposing his venerable
limbs, weary with the hot chase after the niger"
OF the widow " with the beautiful hair" and clear
ing bis sged lungs, ftigued by unayailing shouts
alter the - immense" chattel and BY hoar.e whs.
pers of consolation to her owner, who declined 10
De comfortei But, whils the President slept.
Browns Hotel, COL j. Lucius Davis, a second
time booked under the ignOble name of J. Jone.
wrote and received letters FAR into the night of
Friday, Aug. -, for Obadiah, to and from
William AID bis second, DIR. Junius Archer, who
both housed in Georgetown.
Az y O'Clock the next morning through d,
serted Pennsy wanna avenue, by the spot where
hey fell BY the hand OF sckles, BY the White Man
.ion, the lonely occupant Of which, reused by the
round OF wheels, turned on his Restless. couch.
thinking alternately Of the fair tres.ed widow and
OF IetO by Glenwood Cemetery. by Rock Creek
Church, into the Geld, Of MaplAnd-pa,sed the
ccrtege Of obadiah. Two "f,iend,"-iuclud,po
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

We have tive days later advices, RIA st. Johns,
from Europe, but they embrace no political news
of marked significance Cardinal Autonelli had
resigned the Presidency Of the Council of Rome;
he, however, retains the Secretsryship of State
The Nat oDal Assembly in Tuscany and that in No
dena bad pronounced themselves strongly in favor
Of Italian liberty and the former had declared that
the exiled House should never be reinstated, and
had received proposition to decree it banished
forey er with enthusiasm. Napoleon had conmuted
many military as well as civil sentences, sad the
amnesty, which had created great surprise and
rejoicing, appears 10 have been universal. The
Zurich Conference had made no progress The
King of Prussia was somewhat better. Ii is
officially announced that the Empress Eugene is
sssin enceinte Five thousand Indian troops had
accepted the Government discharge. The last
quotations of Consols were at 90. The cotton
and bresds!uf. markets were dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Dusiness Notices.
rnnr Coc.Ac BRANDY IN BOTTLES.

To
,.v Supplying the rsde w'th pure ccEn'o oe'oJ oces
81, so,b fot ...diosl and private use The ion en: b
-, IA. cr wpsd efforts 10 place pure en md 4,
~ III uuder OF Ar'msuo sohso.m a Gin
a., fh. country led leading orrsiss ~.
~ ,ssciesl rep for pss 70 soh Hr plS b.,e
~ rnr,t IN res.ld the article ~ b1roy ~, 81
.eS in thee requests frsm all quarters ot -. n
I, ~ H. i,c, tla owing to the eHnfbtts't p
.sl, IN Fr.pc- upen 'be ~ q, ia,
o,ca In 400 years ther. wssno ohsnce 81 NY Ds nyce.
10y o., brandy bottle IL and cell " al u"oela
.isIy Tor noe the trAre crop tI tue last avg ,.
- Ie pospec,. this) was sbuno ara m go On
80 ,,l.n 10 p.afy the sadard OF ten y'sis ago -
ss.,Sx 4, s,o per cen, lower spd nave rD
6ut brad, exporters ~ France Of the hshes' eP,
mel's .sni,x cerDs ssomcris OF the oes' Cs..o
sno xs ~bich am b,ing aud s-l'ng @ Wo,es .Ir
Rrsnoyr guarantee with my 'eai 'AO. az.
Lard, bottled the pure. una ot
cave w - m y, touro ben ud med cine, oeNcragem
co. h,,hs 5ratifg II has been uA'," unt
a bottle Of pu!e, uunissd zen. ot.y
My,ry oFcult 70 obtain. ard ne 90 III S.co
Va A.. NED hi vile Manufactured initston vi al oescP
.,Ss,, srers brands fro m s high price hS Geu zoe
see hist mixers and Des have tmnsd theii sehuo w.
n of gallons Of the 8 called tIetch ora1y hNt oeeu
@ ~ ,uiciocs crue's snd crimes and have s't
h,n..nds 20 ap early sedesfoyes IRON
NO., nats po,u and horrors psnes unkuo~n uu
"a men bceal axe msdoerng compounds ana sen as '"e
sfnes 81 Dur. French brandy need not be told ny me-
T1ev are known throughout toe worc a' medcne OF na
r,snt IT'S as the Fr.rch nS,n have pocticay named ~
Eau oe vie" the water 81 i. ~. this appes 20 o
,rued, uts that uske good imitation becomes deah ofA
20 inu &c. ut tel . Of thousaLcs of oufTsce. -
To remedy fearful evil have commenced iipoit oanoy
t.,js ara sel1r "Wo.s Genuine tcgusc brduGy
All y.c.ivur odcIs from druggss ard aroeclres
~ n. rs OF the Union, sell II Ter medical puPes ihy
.s ~ rop4r sell article that, od Dement'S
human be- sn bad IT, The prices Gun b. Obtained by
per,ou spric alton at my Office. BY letter 20 y,
f0''~ UDoLPUO WOLFE No y u ayer-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Later from California.

ST. LOTS, Tuesday Aug. 80, ISI.
The Overland Mail of the Sth August arrived lest
light in this city. The news is unmportant. Thsss
was a hesthy demand for goods at San Francisco,
but prices were unchanged.
Horace Greeley had gone on visit to COL Fremost.
a duel between Senators Gwin and Broderick VI"
expected to take place Immediately after the electioa
The Fort Smith Times says the Comanches hsd
made an attack on the Washita, Caddo and Dss'
ware Indians, while they sers en- route to their neg
homes, under charge Of Indian Agent Blain.
ships Sea Witch, from Montevideo, and Mastia,
rom Kong Kong, had arrived q. San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
A CONVENTION.

fhe Rev. Andrew b. Smolnkar has sent us q
circular to announce that Convention is to be held
on the goth of September next, which, considering
It's length and its purpose, ought to prove un.
commonly entertaining, instructive, and important.
ia the same day that NJ. Felix Belly return, ct,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WAsHiNGTOs, Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1859.
The Treasury Department is now preparing some 10.
terestng statistical tables relative to the trade between
France and the United S.ates exhibiting, by compsr.
son, the amount of duties paid by each the importsi
products Of the other. These tables it is understos
between the two counties, by which our commercial
interests will be extended.
The Navy has been informed that the steamship
Wyoming, which recently started on trial trip, hss
arrived az Charleston, 5. G., where she will remsis
few days, and then return 10 Philadelphia.
TIE lion. T. Ii. Florence has been confined TO bis
house lie past week by painful bodily aftiictiop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
The Sandwich Islands.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Aug. 81 w !,
Information derived from the Missionary housi -
TINS city is contradictory of the statements Puoi..
IN The ~ T. independents to the effect that the So
wich Itlands were backsiding into barbarian; on
contrary, 1t Is asserted tina. the churches are In sv
condition, and civilization rapidly progressing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

telegram from 81. Louis announces the arrival
Of the overland mall with dates from San Francisco
TO the sth inst. Mr. Greeley was paying visi. to
Col. Fremont The quarrel between the California,
Senators was 50 violent that duel between them
was expected 20 take place after the election The
Fort Smith Times tells of Indian troubles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
To Advertisers.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and all who
Wares Inventions Lands anything else SELL
serse they sxpec. to find purchasers and believe
other Advertising medium good TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
has larger circulation than any other neopsr the world
circulating largely among farmer Merchants Manufacturer
Mechanics. &c rrce 81 per hne each insertion.
Advertisements fer this weeks issue must be handed in TO-DAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
The Prince Of Wales expected ID
Canada

QUEBEC, Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1853.
me Chronicle Of this morning says that the Prince
OF "alss his tutor, and Court physician may be o.
pected to arrive here by the next Canadian ocean
n all steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
MALICIOUS FALsEuOOD.

We have ben informed that there are many persons engaged
IN msnufso curing imitation of our sEwi>GMscHSE' ana
selling them very low price, caculsted to deceive persons
Who ere no, familiar with our machines
We have been aware tine and have forborns do
1ns but this evil has grown such extent that wa
nd necessary put end to these piracs fellows who by
the they pursuing deceivns the poor aud rnwsy
into buying WORTHLESS machines
The guarantee given by these pirates to those who ouy from
them utterly false, as they will lind 10 short time we
.M.e,s and II not sealed shall take the
machines ay from them.
We hereby give this timely notice. that from this date we warn
al Who are selling these swindlne impos'
tons az who have bought or shall purchase theu
that va shs forthwith suit against, and prosecute
thar. IN the u,mos, extent of the New York Aug % 1889
l. NJ. SINGER x Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

The report from Philadelphia that the United
States irigste Congress had been lost, with all on
board turns out TO be canard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
The Frigate Congress.

PHlLaDELPHIA Tuesday, Aog. 30, lSs
II il s impossible to trace the rumor OF tho sinking
81 the gate Congress, and the story is now looked
upon AZ a cdHard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
THE briggs PATENT PMNO-FOGTLs.


piano M. ooo.iucoa Of which truly scientific;
principles which 1t is made beng pf'ceY ne vi TIC
Violin. ,yn ..; ,.;,v te.
n, M ybratnfy o the nstrunent toe 200 sodnd
rsbcards forming complete sound chamber as IN the Iion
and viii remain Tor ger Ne ths
any Other Piano and ike the VIOLIN iey conth1e 10 Improve
The sustaining power. and purity and svsnne' OF tone are
oaequsled. w., g., ~ 6.9 P,o,dv,v
From ThalbeTg
Tbe tone is grand and noble IL has great cspscity ih su
tsuns III souno or aud It's volume OF tone CT power
have heard sxceied IN deph parity ana sympane'0
E,om T. NJ Gottsch.lk Max Msre,zsk and others
tone (of the squared equals The best grand anooS
Ar s.o4 s them pure musical tonston and actual tone
F CAUTION PUBLIC.
THE DRIGGs PATLST PIAsofoRTE
ao,re o or three Manufacture. Of Pi.no Forte who have
r.psd an equation during the last ytar TWO nu
Sns that the Drsgs Patent Pianos, "a now MAD V DkSIs
nstiuc Instruments have obtained some OF ne
6rst eyr under this patsbt as fs ana are
ins them tbeir customers ard to the pubic genrfay
Of the Dnsgs Piano. ,-.,. 80 a. ,,. ,,,,
that pyued last fifty that the ignorance ahn want
M scientific simp ty by those inst u'rne
ith s ruction Led them into errors
10 IT, sna ul development Nc Dgs though
moi PRACTICAL Piano IL tkul eng neeI Ia coOihe
echsI press nted some OF tie ms interesting snu
In Of acoustics wh'cn nave YET ph
dsyeootd In addition scientific attsnments we nave
nov BROUGHT the business the practical txperee ny
I'VE yesrs, together with every appliance 70 MAKE ee ~
ynsn,s equal In tchukica skill 10 in tue wofni ana TINS
s,ss., and most portsnt musical invention OF the age Is noc
(nLS deeooped NJ. uu,.. a. o,o 81 ,,o
imet ,e palaces which navigate the dsn w9nd
i about as fair and comparison the one attempted oy
our srs inter, ed in Musical or Scientific matters
oe bocf above the St Nicholas and examine u. ogss heh
Pianos perfected WV I'M .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
NRW.ORIYANs. Nor

NEwORLEANs, Monday, Aug. 70 800
The steamships Arizona ard I.disnols nsve .;n' sI
here, with Brszos dates of the 2th inst., and
IN specie. Northern Mexico was quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

Quebec jarnal announces that the Prince of
Wales is about TO pay visit to Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

The mails for Europe, by the steamship Asia, will
close this morning at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
Netpllurk daily Gribn,re
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

NJ uotice be taken Of Anonymous Communicate What.
Intended for Insertion be suhe GATED by the
and address Of the writerno. necessarily for puDscs
Dion, but as guaranty for his good faia.
We undertake to return rejected mmuuications
Business letters for THE TRBUSE should la all cases be
sed.essed to HORACE GREELY Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

c. C. Wool WORTH Co. LElyENwoRTH, K,u,ss, hlv. ID.
DnLS and WEEKLY TRIsV>E for sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

MUMNs' CHAMPAGNEs--Justa arrived, an IN
~ NJ ,bsss 6Isc,sss Wpes-Inpersi. Verzepey Cabinet.
&C. o. 0VhH. 81. ,ulPoiVe' NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-PAINT, GREAsL
sroTs &c. removed Instantly. Gloves ShEs hoooas' &c,
rd son, - rsw without injury the mos; deic,e coin
or fabric by HgefMAN Co.'S CoScEsTkATEp bLNzNt oHp
OK IS ~ NJ Ie HIGsMAs Co Druggists,
@-N r. Noa IGl. 500. 81 and 756 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

But it soon appeared that this was like the Vii
latrarca prelimnaries, only the prOem to further
conferences aud congresses and correspondence.
Obadiah, 10 4 note dated On the field at II o'clock
"a. m."-whether the troops had, meantime,
biSouached and taken social sandwich together,
does not appear-in order, cruelty says J. BIS
PHnsylran'an, "to save the expense OF another
Journey to the field, propounds certain inquiries
touching The Eramin,-'s course toward Gov. Wise
to William, and demands the name of certain cor
respondent William will not reply verbally, and
cannot see to Write Hence an adjournment 10
Browns Hotel. Hence another correspondence
which is not finished until II o'clock the next
morning. William writes that be did not intend
to DO anything naughty, nor to im2ute
any dhh0horabe eontuct or motives to
Wise senior, and, after communication with
his correspondent, gives bis name The treaty is
Concluded, the bellgerents and their allies append
their signatures and The Enquirer which during It's
editors absence has busted itself with European
politics, is once more pladdened by its Obadiah.
ard the sreen-eased William again entrenc, e.
himself in bis ,anc!um. But beside tho corres
Pondence and the accompanying chapter Of history.
bill OF which we have faithfully read, there are
hfee columnsof explanation and " abatement"
nd 90 notes on state ment which no human power
nail force US to read o. Jennings must DO more
''eiy II he would have uspcruse Nil his productions
and those OF his friends into the bargain Let him
60 to the wstcriogplscer, with Pcrley" or "Belle
Britain or J. Ii. and the widow. He needs esprit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31
O,Tt
~, E,rc,rr Prorpcr,oy,

r.o,. I.-zsr ,sp MosT E,rG'Hr Fsor"c''oS'
NM tssvED.
aud Eou1e- toti Q o-rf@s 10 ~
~, mcotspics ARD fetuemeh Ut .sani let
49, &c III insi,ed tn call 81 hso's vel s~""" H. i'
h'A"'"' No 2c Bs0sDptY.
shere can ~ s-sD bis ~ - o.
- Z, r.b, IN Urrit bg.. c,ic5 e,g'e. 6ftstl- %
r H. ~ sired srd scssa'nE'V cSpsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

HcwE's IMPROVED SCALES.
Nrw-YogK, Mach = if5a.
usvi,, yro az Uoys IMPROVED ScALEs both a. OUT
uudey and factory do hesitate 70 ina, tney we ne
mo- reliable Scales made we ha'e Fever Se
fotd an, scale star the usage 81 our bntnsn
TIE patent bell arrangement. aud self adInssoiy OF tne
its simplicity snc compse'ress-rtquug no pr sno eces
an ,boEs old wear sDd tear the four bss ius:esd Of i've
knife ecs.s in otter scsts We eeeve tnese aor 70 D.
Sn.s C. HERRING Co.
FLASK l.. HOWE,
Nn Rroai WAY. corLsr Deg q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

OPLNING OF TIL HAT IJLNNUN'
FAIL. 1873
GtNiNsS HAT STORE, . -.
Ceuin la, .e Of notify TIE pubio hst 0c
TaUksDsy, SffT. J..
e. will cpsn re Fail campaign viii The most orrr' o'8ia'
and exfe1sive s,ook Of
Geu,cr.u's Dress Uss.
l;es,ler.n ne F-t srd Beaver Hats.
Boys ald YoH;h. Hat snd Cspa, -
brought exprsy f the preset season and edsP'7u 70 a.
GFSiS Halter No. iHT Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-31

CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE, WIGS and TOUPEEs,
srs,d, Fronts Half Wigs etc. complete His splendid
Owe h applied by experienced artists TO the Satisfaction Of every
me Manufactured and sold u No. Asto donss COPY ens
Adresl.
Smyrna times., 1859-04-07
1T E NJ S

by the Historical Data on our first page
it will be seen that ten Annual Conferences q
the Nj. f. church have been held in Smyrna
since the organization of the Philadelphia con-
ference in 1913. 1t is probable that this town
will again be selected, at an early period, after
the conference shall have been divided
-Books of subscription have been opened
at Wilmington, Del, TO build passenger rail-
way from that city to New Castle.
"A book for subscription to the capital
stock of "The Citizens Bank Of the State Of
Delaware, at Middletown," will be opened on
Monday, the % day of May next.
-Several of the ladies and gentlemen IN
terested, have been busy the last day or two in
fitting up and arranging the new parsonage for
the reception Of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hill.
Tile Junction and Breakwater railroad
is now graded from Harrington to Milford, and
at the earliest period possible, will be in run.
ming order.
The Nurseries have been doing large
business this Spring. Every day we see Wa.
gons passing through our streets loaded with
trees TO be transplanted. This indicates the
"good time coming"
-The gill-net shad fishermen have so far
met with very poor success in their fishing III
the Delaware.
"A meeting in regard TO the extension Of
the Delaware Railroad will be held a George
town, Sussex county, on Thursday. the 14th
inst. Distinguished men, we'll acquainted with
the railroads in our State, will be present, and
address the meeting.
-Great quantities Of peach trees are be-
ing planted in this county the present season.
giving assurance of plentiful crops of this splen,
did fruit three or four years hence.
). Fleming Smith, of Wilmington Del, i,
has been appointed lieutenant in the revenue
service.
The robins and ohe: birds are carrolling
their sweetest notes from almost every tree
giving notice that the Spring has opened and
the Summer is nigh.
An assurance Of warm sunshine and ge-
NAL showers-of Spring-always comes with
the lst Of April. This year the grass is green
as is usual fortnight later in the season, and
the young wheat is luxuriant-rank enough to
F." hide rabbit" which used 10 be the standard
for promising crop on the first of May.