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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05
Goods for the Holidays.

LII the newest styles Of Fancy Combs Steel aud 10
n JeWelry, Pearl aud Fancy Head Dresses large 10
Of SILK Fans and SUI Umbrellas at ets than cost TO I'm.
port Fancy Leather Goods Work Boxes, Desks Odor and
Jewel naes ssgar and Inksands Gard Reeeivers Of All
the styles Cologne Sets and Mantle Ornaments in
great variety together with large stock Of Fancy and
Toilet articles at prices the most AtaiaeoIy.
II. DIXON,
q South Eighth street Philadelphia.
az Peacock Feathers bought made into ny Brush.
or Pans. noy27.3m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05

t for single lecture 10 cents.

Ticket for single lecture 10 cents.
-4$
DRua STORE EoR SAILS. s.tiatei in Market
Street. Terms reasonable Al lress Box Gst,
Wilmington, Del. Possession given Immediately,
jan LII
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

0IOcbU S1u1GSs
We, the undersigned Mayors, hereby cer-
tify that the Druggists. Apothecaries, and
Physicians Of our several cities have signed
a document OF assurance to us that AYERS
sARSAPARILLA has been found to DO
remedy Of great excellence, and worthy tho
confidence of the community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor of LOWELL, MASS.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA, N. IL.
HON. E. w. HARRINGTON,
Mayor OF MANCHESTER. N. Il.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD. N. Ii.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK,
Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATH'L sILsBEE,
Mayor of SALEM, MASS.
HON. F. w. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON. MASS.
HON. VIM. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor OF PROVIDENCE. H. 1.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH. CONN
HON. j. N. HARRIS,
Mayor OF NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. CHAs. s. RoDIER,
Mayor Of MONTREAL. O. e.
HON. d. F. TIEMANN,
Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY
HON. Il. M. KINsTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, c. w.
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of TORONTO, q. w.
HON. R. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
HON. I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of LOUISVILLE, ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS. IOWA
HON. JAMES McFEETERs,
Mayor of BowMANvILLE, @. w.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Mayor Of AUGUSTA. ME-
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayor OF HALLowELL, ME
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
Mayor of FREDERICTON N. u.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. j. BLAISDELL,
Mayor OF FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. W. H. CRANSToN,
Mayor OF NEWPORT, r. I.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
Mayor OF GALENs. ILL.
HON. JOHN HODGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS -CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor OF TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
HON. R. D. BA UGH,
Mayor Of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD sTITH,
Mayor OF NEW ORLEANS, La.
HON. H. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, N. Y
HON. DE WITT @. GROVE,
Mayor of UTICA, N. Y
HON. GEO. WILSON,
HON. G. Il. BUHL,
Mayor OF DETROIT. MICH
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor of MILWAUKEE,, WIS
HON. W. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of RACINE. WIS
HON. A. FAIR,
Mayor of KENosHA. WIS
HON. JOHN @. HAINEs,
Mayor Of CHICAGO, ILL
HON. M. j. A. HEATH,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
HON. A. j. NOBLE,
Mayor OF MoTGoNMERY, ALA
HON. w. s. HoLYBAD,
Mayor Of COLUMBUS, GA
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor Of VERA CRUZ
DON PIETRE DE CABALLo,
Mayor of MEXICO
DON EsTEPHAN IE RoDRIGUEs
Mayor of HAVANA
DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERU
DON M. G.. MILANGNO,
Mayor OF VALPARAISO, Chilli
DON MARC SESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor Of RIO JANEIRo. BRAZIL,
Certify that the resident Druggists hav,
assured them a
Ayers SarsaparilIa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05

~ persons having claims against the estate N ,b,
e1 % m The same duly atels to the ETeSg
sbds b ~ we w day Of December A. D. 1884 or
dsI VI aAssuioS IN such ,qage made and provi
- bkuNARD T. WALES,
Wihtnrtan n.s O, ,essst Executor.
- = 9sstislt oV9' dec 162m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05
s M. pETTENaTLL 6 90,

No. 81 Park Row, Nsv York, y Statest., Boston,
A. our authorized Agents in those cities take Ad.
vsrtissments and subscriptions for the Journal aud
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the
confidence Of the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood.
For scrofula or Kings Evil.
For TumOrs, Ulcers, and Sores.
For EruptiOns and PimpIes.
For Bloiches, Blains, and Hollis.
For 81. AnthOny's Fire, Rose, or Fry.
For letter or sails Rheuln. fsipcIas.
Fer seRld Hend and HinRwOrm.
Fer Cancer and CRncerOus Sores.
For Ssre Eyes. Sore Enrs, and IInmOrs.
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression nnd IrreguIarity.
Fer Syphilis or VeneFenl Diseases.
For Liver CsnaPlaihia.
For DisenAss Of the Heart.
The Mayors Of the chief cities OF the uni.
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces,
Chill, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in fact al.
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety
and. confidence. But our space will only
admit portion of them.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Pills, and
Ayers Ague Cure,
PREPARED BIT
DIR. J. G. Aver 4 Co., .
LOWELL, MASS,
And sold by Druggists everywhere.
For sale BY oil Druggists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05

The entertainment at the Hall being over, the
men were dismissed and repaired to their homes
where wives mothers, fathers, brothers and
sisters awaited to bid them a hearty welcome.
and where they will rest for a short time
from their tolls and cares of war. and recruit
their energies TO ronew the battle-aeainst
treason and traitors, for the supremacy of the
laws and the preservation Of the great principle
that man is capable Of self-goyernmeut All
honor TO these gallant men, may they soon reap
the harvest OF their toll and may the day be
not far distant when the angel Of peace will
spread its wings over our now distracted coun.
try, when they can return to their homes. and
enjoy oil the blessings vouchsafed to them under
the egis of urfree, united Republic.
AN ENTERTAINERS TO THE CoRoRRp TRoops,
On Friday ATTENDS last the ladies who had
20 hausOmely entertained the First Delaware
Regiment in the morning, invited the coloreJ
companies and their officers to partake of \
bounIiful repast at the city hall. The men act
ed in the most genteel aud courteous manner.
and at the conclusion of the Toast, gave three
cheers for the ladies, in appreciation of their
kind favor.
AN ABUNDAECE.-We are informed that the
call made by our patriotic ladies for such article.
as would be suitable to furnish the table of the
banquet of the gallant First Delaware, met with
nearly response from our citizens. The con,
sequence was they got a sufficiency to supply the
FIRST Delaware, the convalescents at the Hospital
ana the colored troops, and that afterward they
had an abundance left which was distributed
among the families of volunteers. This is an
evidence that the popular heart beats true 4
JonN Is. Gouon.-This distinguished ora,o,
Will deliver lecture before the Wilmington Io-
sntute, on Tuesday evening next, at 8 o'cloek -
Subject :-"Peculiar People" This is a VERY
interesting subject, and we have no doubt tbat
he Will be greeted by q large audience.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05

At the City Hall, our patriotic daughters had
provided an elegant repast for the Regiment
Every thing that could be wished for was set
before them, and they were cordially invited to
the banquet Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens
and all Of the choicest delicaeies and most tempt
ing viands, were spread upon the table, Of which
the men partoos bountfully.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-05

The Hon. N. b. sMIruERs, in the name of the
loyal citizens of Delaware presented the First
Delaware with the Battle.has which had been
prepared for them. Mr.. Smlthers uade an elo-
quent address on the occasion. and elected the
warmest outbursts of applause.
The flag was received GU behalf of the Regi-
ment by S. NJ Harrington, Jr., ESQ, Secretary
Of State but his remarks were lost to the au-
dience on account Of tho band playing during
their delivery,
, 1864-01-25
F'r1,;tt,

The central and southern parts Of the State ara
Desr Eek 70 ffqls Eaisng and Peaches.
tables are sent to Chicago S. Louis aud Cincinnati.
wei ~ other markets. and always command &
, 1864-01-25

Confidential rhy'lclan. tlol.ncry Of a. 5ogis Mo:9 &
corner Of Monroe ClicaEo. Ill. hEir BLOCK from tho
Post Office, al Chronic Diecasee and Diseases o. o.
private and delicate nanrt In bttn rexea WHICH nc
neaie with unparnlle,eo Bucce 8. Rooms separate.
*hcrc1 Rd;cs and Gentlemen San eonsnH @ nc Dae!oF
sosi: H.; supf Gys 10 tote a: NJ commnnlcations
conndrntla1 Consultations frcc Address r g. H9x
From the DocioTe lons experience u ue:gi,ai @ and
autt Perfect cuIts a Chronic diseases in their
most kcvcrc and complicated etaEes, In very short
t1fnC. wilhou tic use Of mercury:
Young men suffering IRON *c!f fanuse are !nx!tea 70
csu. Aper1cct assvc warranted. Female lffsEaara.
s1Eytne any ofstsuct1orE to naIrase shonld eau ~
ability and sncceSs. tn8-t7694w
, 1864-01-25

9reenhslkch Joa
GoggoT joseph
Goodman Iobep
Gould Jno III
Gordatl Jno H
Gray Jno n
.olflt1 Jh
GrtsEold ], IT !
German Jas
, 1864-01-25
.Flar a11D Nen1p.


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL.
IL TURE, WARRINGTON. D. C., Dec. Is. 1868.
To the Growers and Manuf- cturers Of Flax and Hemp
Tic Commissioners appointed By ibis Department
Se' s,sttng Of n9n ;. Morshf.% q fenn;ylvans
Wnrdcr Of oLo, 10 consider the following sppropsa
don made By the last Congress, Wig:
"For investigations 70 lest the pracucahtlity OF
culuvRt1ng and preparing max and hemp ~ substt
1utc for cotton, tKenty thousand do]lars"
Having met and Anef several days. Investigation,
believing That further nd ,u!ler notce Of their in
Journcd to meet again on Wednesday rhe 9Th day Of
February next, nt " o'clock ii. N
this appropriation, anxious to develop the subject
for ths public good to send 70 thia DePastmept, on
5Ae ai1cTent stages Of niepasstton nbses aad
mcts oi the various oce6sa. used, and the cost OF
Irednct!cn u each case; also. descrtpions OF the
31Tct and cost OF machinery used, where made, DC,
together with auy and 0ll information thai MAY be
7lfef1l 10 the Commission.
This Information fs necessary before Intelligent
distribution Of the appropriation can be made.
ISAAC NEWTON.
de2fuG7zm COEumtkGj0nEH.
, 1864-01-25
Hnfr Dyey Hair Dye!!

BACHELORs celebrated HAIR DfE1 10 THE Bxsr
Il 1uE WORLD. The only AARMI Eea, TEUk and RE1I.
= AsIk Dye known This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect
5clangss Bed, Rns.y Of Grey aaiE INSTANTLY. T.
8LoasY BLACK or NATURAL brown, without lnj1t1nK
liz Hair Staiuing tie skin. leaving the Hair Soft
I'D Beautiful imrsrts fresh vitality: frequently Fes,
bad Dyes. The Gcnuiur Is signed WILLIAM A. Bacn-
N1oE all otheIs are n,crc limitations. and should be
clay rtrcet, New York. 1ySE96s-ly.
, 1864-01-25

Ja2t-n8s9-10t
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

l.. cMEE q2. .EyEastAesEa ogy1cLs
zEA1E1 Rsf:?s ~ @
5eF sprEySS sas Rs,s
Aia1aadA.. and Fo1T Monroe y. q either q 'assa
& H: Gss9 sss 1ss
ofeo!n Or oat. g tona otsa3 .saa* o. a2s avA
geiats th:s nfersse g 9.is aeilssass: "a r. ~
sE E1 Eass S;ses IT, ;1f,sst e e. a9Ga
s6sn III :sllVerss anal ts eo'm=sees VT vaea
Tle p1ics @u.t ba written out IN verds On he b,*a
,IeIn.o 6 pgs upl1 COOS tout .aeks e shout t~c
saeh The bs mn ahed Kitaoat extts cua1zs
70 he Government The ha5 ana sta to be ascuTs1F
Tsrar t:uls=a =atna OF dt.:,,.tton 81 hay,
a. o%rstzax p5oposei to to eenSared must Do stase Il
2 gnas. sst, M ss.;.e
nsas esfofe Eng seespssd " ta1 o'eF
s ss Is re e aes y g. e.
5saas a4 S e sss
fns & Required to ns
L akhsa ~ s. e. ~
Int s VII ss5s sdos "a ss &
esua to ne @ amount q ~ coa.tsss, e. deveF ths
e@ea;: sad = e.se lie sa.d hi:l.E seoaid n9
e.S es so e maze @ goSd t'e s
lowest g,b1s siad;f Or TIE person % whom =
e & Ss. sss ss
Rts.5 s?:Ss. :ey O. snss es''
knoTn AZ 70 T.! ~ ot1fs .,, -.ondsle pefsos
=: Il lepo:ssiRso iRoas Of .eesDt4aooo.
te iesiby rsts In tha prooofnf saSa olader nua
Pro: :osai: must ia a5dfe: I'd 10 Brte.s.r o.r...
.oa Ind ssoald IS plsit II maISsal pTnaeR
u Ronas IL !. v,n .or., r., ~. .rn,o,.4
dr. ednv rrr rn 1astr- - ~ I the coEo8-l
80 rtu.i1e1 oftha ,ncctss1i hT5t suara atota. H1n
IL ri-E he CONTRACT 'i43'" " osaosfs upo1
o15is hssk @ @ and on n.,
Fn5ssf nT prrpmS.,
froxn cern.v o,S G,.1as e- 0saA-
"'' A11 ss3.Is 1n,t.1 ---
the snfs,+-4h.- IN sAu3to( --~------
- ~ M,t 81 EsIeo3 proross to turzsse sad
s.tt,~ -s.Y ~04sso o.atea. 0s tna QualtF{MastckH
DIra, L-Ho.. -: t,i;A ;Agtee4etT % the tcFGk of
enHr -..e. Leme1I. inNa5R proposals. for foraae
etr .gaa '"1tS~ Eepos, DecsmbeI 8 1863 tha foIgT
r. Isi1 ..Ta e. aaaoA-
* hricl .s1*. ~ IN aAcfa at ner hn,hrf nj r.
-- oastt Is Of Co. o.@
buthtis ot oa,s II ~ t>-Ies oash:i a&~
, 1864-01-25
Grain and Stock Rsisiug,

In the List Of corn and wheat producing Sta, es. III
lsstarcs pfe-enlnently nrst. Its advantages fnr
raianE este and hogs are too we'll known to require
part Of the State asa we'll adapted. and illinois ca1
now beaat OF many Of the largest ocka In the coun.
ny. No branch OF industry offers greater induce
, 1864-01-25
fro1t Q11D marflurrp.

CLEVELAND IRON AND
~ NAIL LcOMPANY.-The works OF lb1a corcn,1r
arc In full OPS attun. and are now MISUNDERSTANDING
superior quality Of ~@pA aug =
IRON AND NAILS,
AG9lSes LIE fELA"' " AND NAIL CO.
!AA'u''u ,CieFeland, Ohio,
, 1864-01-25
The Farms offered for Sale.

TIE Illinois Central Rallroa Lands are a1 sstunted
within 1fteen miles of1ts Road. and extend thewhoe
length Of the State from North TO South. For ali
farms ale s'ld n tracts Of forty or eighty acres,
tracts for he capitalist Or stecE raiscr The ioV
prices 1t which they sold offer great Inducements
ii at the sales the past year have been 90 iarxe,
amounting to 2tH .9tQ 1crra fnI A. 16n 961.
, 1864-01-25

In cnsh. ~ N~1AeA1seo Iof Sst20
Full Information On all points. soeeth.r ~,..-
1at exact location OF the }ands win ha '
sned On application IN person By letter 10 '7 luz
LAND COMMISSIONER.
,as.ts1J. Illinois Central &. r. Co., cnics Ill.
, 1864-01-25
arrDtterturc.

A RCHlTECTURE-J.F. F. lie
"A koulnle1 Architect, from Paris hnz Just arrived
In Chicago after reading ln New York city for tweTe
years and ts a the disposal Of Ill persons N1kninR Ia
honor him With their III architectural iii
terA loS Randolph stToet. BefoEeDccs-Ogden, F1eet
erea,deat L G. 3 3. Co.. Geo. HaalI. dstfaesRW3dp
, 1864-01-25
Hemp, Flax and Tobacco.

| 81
at cny grown IN EpIppe Tobacco of tne dnsstanaii
II Is faIsed uptn lands purchased Of the COMPANY
AID It promises to be one Of the rnosf jmnnrtHn
crops oi the State Cotton, too. is raised to con
nE Of sugaf from tas 6ees Is secsfYinE cansidera5
iadications thar err av ve.r .ng5n nnn af
viii produce large s1irpIus Of snrxr sni oisase
for exportation ''17 - '"e~1 eao l4o1asse'
Tpn;A =;
The central and .o,.ha,,, ,.,.
,a.nitori.1 ~ buutAeIn paris Or <he State arr
nasra TX tso 70 lrals Iaeing and peaches
b. 's.
rT H1n9ra}g.
Uudl 6uG S-
at tn 9oa1 dsptSSs 81 of great
resources ol ths state Ia Iron, % iead Inc, @ 1acsv
potters clay etc etc, YET barely touched, vii
s'e1'' ~ '1' 'oe TN, sl0'' "eA''n'
Lumber
r. ,-rcpascd at low price in Chtcago-,owe1 tb.n
Il as oss
* IT, NV IoiIro9 in the soutierm nart ~ ~
Stse 10 XII -re officially In procrfins buiid.
inS ,seIi ~ @ It prices lower than In aln9at am
otEer nSIt . of thr an. 'try.
''1'A p"'' " ~ 'u' 1s'- po+t1o
Ao91"A -. 49,,
me i9duceme1ts offered Ina amd re fhs co-
2apT hss already sold ne s4ef e
PuiensseEa tsaa ever before 'a = Nv adSsnts tea
children grow up viii ii lie bne beneats y eaac
, 1864-01-25
Special 4 Offices.


inyalns BILE and untal!lne ef1cacy of MADAME
ZADOC poRTE!s6 CURATIVE BALSAM for the
cure Of Colds Coughs Ho2FBeneaa, 8hortness OF
Hreatai1 Asthma. Difficulty Of Breathing. Nnski-
Dtss EifllinE tn the throat, TEhtneaa Of the Crest
ana consumption. See advertisement In Ahotnet
column. is91.u57f.st NAE IL
, 1864-01-25
Van E6lew mrs
Van Buren, Ioufaa


L
Touug Ann mis-
IuftiuIs,
, 1864-01-25

Il EscEn nsTfgx sToKte; eoxu,,sA,r a, sun.tzrxzar.,
III SsSs5sS ss i s:S.s = Z
Tuesday, Jau :sth 1881, for supplying 1or - - ot
sas y9s4 l. csesEs3 s
1ao barrels NV rf1me dsss PORK. bet qaaiits-
Ss RSn sss Sides
81 :ss S%stss g g.sa.
snaUts M o1 ciose to sho bfIssetl, II Grrces
j; ss.,. s.sss
Pnoailers tsasnts ens oa elose 10 er1sEel
n as1syrTsd TstTed 81 Il 1945 Eock .fsIand. III.
genHds 'e9se ess: s.aes aq9tisyf ri hssa ns
Tns shoasI. ,n sns = aas mast BE-
}sr !qo,IonH1y iS S,sd S9pRsu iinss aaa ~
Sssass R;i@s aa::y sas En-, IL aaos e5aia;y
EaryeIs fnli heasi iipeT. "a ea '"'1 A1
tdat ms' * sss ssres es' 0"s up IN
1oreo pounds ees. ansiity eoarss oar n,rn.nv,. n.da
ssss; "a 81 .ad ID in a seea afdsr. Ssf
I'm R!%' soia RSt p H. esH!aa;Ey Pss'.sss
I'll % hfsd III nes SSopsfsaAn8 III s''a 081''' 14''~
eso Regnass nas,s be-. 9sat' Prime Rio coaeo' put '>
s5S3ss ~ I sass. s g "a 1sE.Sa !.
,o, M hsad M lined. .,, - .,,.u.u,,a. a,.. r..
ponnd-s;xcs. ' -'7' ~ ~ - ~'. = ''''
r. HsSi
A. seh W 81 yass
ssT;ss5s nc,l H. f9y; me cdss yiaesaF
ssRI1a Ssss;,: III = ss!t e;s5sis Z Ssi!sss az
lila and aaas1 u V,nesar oersd an1 ;se the
=, ,oc knd e RasSS.Sss: RsS so,n - -. w
good materials, free tr5c1 clay. solub2s glass.
, 1864-01-25

L. ... PHoPRIEroRs,
PROVIDENCE, RI
Like stgset e S G6ie.Es sMMI1h ~ Western Asents. to
whom Ill orders msy Be adG1aac, 1e1og621ywT4X
, 1864-01-25
Human Frnzlty, OF Ps1ysiolosI-

should oc Rad by everybody. Il treats oa, and
shows bow. tue esi results arising IRON eafy anqss
method Of dispelltnE the mtsg1rinEs many e.
oetience n entering The mari state 6od by DE-
II. a, BARROW, 1871 Blocker Ftrcet, New YORK.
Price Is cents. Mailed nee crrzyEaere-,
G.hicaCn I'm. deai.t2i-lY.l4
, 1864-01-25

. sner1tden nare.stanord Patrick
enna,umhl1t T St Clair cnpt
SerberEer AFf Sparks Wif1i,m
J; eeIhstNood ChhsL Sprtsht Joseph .
Sanoor1i a II Elattery John
EEaS'aeE X Antoi Slust Joseph
spencer JOAN
, 1864-01-25
noxn-uv>r NJ" E1p1as Ehx>nYA1s ~ a.


Who promise to restore gray hair TO it, natural color
with poisonous and imperfect dyes OF kuIpher and
lead. CusTADoRo's Is THE ONLY DYE that Is
per Getty clean PERFECTLY ppre; perfectly per-
iectly foabe; perfectly sluple PERFECTLY harmless;
perfectly poteon1css perfectly ln1ates nstnrc, md
Mnnptsctured bv J. CRtsTADOKO. Astor nouse.
New York. Sold everywhere, and applied by al Hair
/ S1zf. - ia1tui15 Is Jxu{F
, 1864-01-25
T11SnlutIe Clement.
WV OV*A*W*kFH
,UHEFUL AND VALUABLE
DISCOVERYi
HILTON'S,..
|lNSoLUBEE CEMENT!

.fBOOT and SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
fW1u nnd1t the best article known
FOR CenenttnE the Channels. as It
works without delay, Is not aRec.
tied RJ any change oftempersture.
, 1864-01-25
OFFERS FOR SALE
ONE MILLION ACRES OF
Superior Farming Lands,
1T from IS to $12 per acre,

In tracts Of forty and upwards for cash or On
credit adjacent to s line Of kailFoad. which Is ot
Michigan. and Dnuleith. In the Northwest, to Cairo
in The extrtmc southern part OF the State.
, 1864-01-25

JEWELL
VIII dnd 1t sufficiently adhesive
Tor thelr use, az has been proved
Il In especially adapted
| to Leather,
And We claim as an especial
merit, that 1t sticks Patches and
fLlnilgB to Boots AMI Shoes SUN
ic1eutlY strong Without stitching,
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Tai 5nr %iuerals.


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children nay grow np Win III the bensas of educs
over esiimaed. No State In lie Union Il tnereas,ns
more F3pdy In population which has treblcd In tan
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ILLINOIS.

Extending go miles from North to aouth Illlaole
kas ~ the diversity q climate 20 be found bctween
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adap:ea to the products Of New England aid Aosa
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still further south henvly tznbered and hers ths
rneing Of fuit: tobacco cotton and the Manufacture
Is hardly auIuskRs bY apY atata thn Iolon.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-02

The time must shortly come, says the
Philadelphia Price Current, when every
well-conducted oil company, established
upon sound principles, will discard the
present fashion Of making monthly
dividends. It was originated by the
companies first formed in order 10 give
confidence to those who were disposed TO
investigate the character of enterprise
which were novel and uncertain. 1t has
been continued by new companies merely
because old companies set the fashion. 1t
is q positive disadvantage to the interests
of stockholders. It compels the directors
TO keep upon constant strain for he pur-
pose Of making div1dende. It compels
them to sacrifice their oil when the market
is dull, so that the monthly dividend shall
not be passed by.
Ifit should be to their interestto hold Cd
to their oil when the market Is over stocked
they cannot do so; the monthly dividend
must be declared or the stock goes down.
II there was more freedom to the compa-
| MES to pursue their business legitimately,
/ it would be better for al concerned, and
gambling in these stocks, by which many
! bous fide holders suffer, would be restrain
ed. Dividends quarterly would be fire.
| quent enough, and dividends every six
months would not be too far apart.