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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
RATES OF POSTAGE I'm THE
C. STATES OF AMERICA.

EHOR the convenience of the public
IL the following simpllded statement the rates of post
the of Congress Of the Confederate States
that the Act Is go effect from and after such period
as the M General may, proclamation, announce:
rst =. SS''' RlTEs or Posr1aE. e
Single letters exceeding half In weight to
part of the Confederate States shall be each 10 cents.
An additional single rate for each additional half ounce
Drop letters cents each. ~
The foregoing postage to be prePaid by stamps
or stamped envelopes. @ls - r..s4Ar ~ ~
:, Advertised letters cents each. s-aE. -. "a 2
s,ss,> on sKwsrApERs. /.
Sent to regulr and bona de subscribers from the office
OF publication, and not exceeding three In weight
Weekly paper, Is cents per quarter :, hzss - 8
Semi Weekly paper, 26 cents per quarter. ~, &,
Tri-Weekly paper, 80 cents per quarter. s-.-.
-Four TIMES week, Sc cents per quarter. -...-.t
Five times week, 65 cents per quarter. ..s-
Six times week, rs cents per quarter. i-e :
49,. ON PERIODICALS. 81 3
Periodicals published oener than semlmonty shall be
Pcodicas published monthly, not exceeding X ounces
In weight cent each number, and additional
on each additional ounce or fraction Of an ounce.
on TRANSIENT PRINTED NATTER.
The inland postage every other newspaper, and
each circnlar not sealed, handbi, engraving pamphlet
perodca magazine or ether paper which shall be nncon
nected with any manuscript written matter, and not
exceeding ounce In weight shall be cent and for every
additional fraction of ounce, cent addition
al; and books, bound and unbound not weighing over
four pounds, sh9 be deemed maable NATTER and the In
land postage them shall be at the Of
transient and hooks shall be prepaid In all
cept when sent by officers, musicians or privaies of the
army. s. 4 1pgSr. - y. laJa - S-r-s :
Tho following persons only are entitled to the hankinS
privilege and In all cases strictly confined to official bust
Postmaster General. as,s 20
His Chief Clerk. e.Es - 49, ... r..,r = -
Auditor Of the Treasury for the Post Office Department
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
Speech of Gen. Howell Cobb.

DELIVERED AT MACON, GA. JAN. IA. =
There is but one enemy that fear, and
that is lurking in the hearts of some men
not to do their duty. The farther removed
from danger the more timid some men be-
come. Go to our army and we see no tim
idity there. The sight of ten thousand
banners causes no alarm, but rather excites
courage. But go back into the interior,
and you see men who are guarding their
property and their gold, and there you will
find cowardice.
If we do our duty-that is, if all men
able to bear arms will take the field, all
danger can be averted. would not aban-
don any interest necessary for the success
full prosecution of the war. All others
should be abandoned. Then what interests
are necessary for the success Of our arms !?
The soldier must be fed and clothed, and all
men not necessary to make these provisions
for the soldiers should be enlisted. If you
ask me how many ought to be exempted for
this, I cannot tell you. The planter can
not tell you. The press cannot tell you
The legal profession cannot tell you. 1t
can be answered, however. Their who
shall answer the question of men and mate
rial? 1t is immaterial whether you are the
friend or the enemy of President Davis
You have placed him in power, and be your
confidence in him strong or weak, he is still
your representative, and that power must
be lodged in his hands. And when your
Government, by the action of your Congress
places that power in his hands, it will be
your duty to respond.
When you have remained at home two
years while others have been fighting your
battles, it will come with bad grace from
you to look around for law to test your
constitutional rights. Where would the
haJeas corpus be if we had all looked for
those rights at the beginning of the war p
Ask these soldier boys now around me and
they will tell you. They were not drawn
into the service by conscription. Well do
7, and all of you, recollect the departure of
the End Georgia battalion from Macon
They were young and old men; but none
were there by force. Go to your hospitals
and ask them how many were compelled to
90 by force. Call up your honored dead
and ask them. They were impelled by
atriotism-devotion to their country and
devotion to Georgia--.God bless her. Let
their spirit rise up here and rebuke that
spirit which would now refuse to 60. Is
there any man who has counseled lawyer
for means to evade this duty? If there is
I would say to him to pause before writing
the black record. There is but one right
and that right all mankind will honor,
and in green old age you can tell your chill
dren-that right is to meet the enemy
Don't tell your children about the hobeas
corpus. I would rather leave my wife and
! children in rags--and love them as dear.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

To KILL WoRMs IN PEACH TREE
RooTs.-Our people do not sufficiently at
tend to their fruit trees; hence the defec
i've character of much of our fruit. A
simple plan for destroving the worm tha,
iufests the root of the peach tree is to scraIe
the earth from the root Of the tree o'the,
depth the worms usually penetrate; theO
take about.a pound of unslsked lime, bro
ken into small pieces, mix it with the earth
removed from the tree, and pack the mix
'ture into the excavation around the tree ;
thcn pour sufficient water upon the mixture
to.slake the lime. The heat evolved by this
means, together with, the.corroeiye quality
of the lime, will within very few minutes,
destroy every worm even when they have
penetrated the bark; and this without In
juring the tree. If half a dozen good
peaches would not compensate for your a.
Dor you are NO lover of fruit. rs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

The CURRENCY IN 177S AND 1864.-In
the third year of the Revolutionary War,
177S, General Washington writing about
the currency, said:
ga rat in the shape of horse is not to
be bought at this time for less than s2OO,
nor saddle under 80 or 40; boots, 20
and shoes and other articles in like propor-
ton. How is it possible, therefore, for Off
GERS to stand this without an increase Of
pay? And how is it possible to advance
their pay, when -four is selling at different
places, from FIVE to fifteen pounds per hun
dred, hay from 10 to 30 pounds per ton,
aud beef and other essentials in its proper
tion ?''
Countinga pound at s5, we mustspelceise
how nearly. prices then correspond with
those prevailing now.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
WAY-sIDE HOME

TN view of the increased demands up
IL on the Way-side Home, the Executive Committee
charged with nagment have appointed the following
genemen Agents oths institution 10 solicit contributions
in money and provisions, and beg that these friends win
promptly without further notice The conductors Of the
various Railroads will give their generous aid in the trans
pdration Of all supplies.
JAMES S. GIBBES,
Chairman pro tenn,
And Treasurer Way-Side Home
Dr. Lewis Dantzer, Nance's Ferry, (orange Parsh.)
r. Zimmerman, ST. Matthew's, s. c.
c. Whlttemore, Orangeburg G. H.
Rev. T. o. Fnerson, Kingstree.
q. J. II. Dlnsle, Sumter.
Rev. b. N. Suares, Barnwel.
=" Col. ]. ]. Ryan, Blackvilc.
E. L. Kerrson, Columbia.
Rev. J. r. Dow, Aiken. ..
|Silas Johnsone, Newbeny
II. B. McMaster, WinnSboro
Rev. J. B. Adger, Pendleton,
Rev. w. A. Gamewel, Marion
a. o. Norris, Esq, Anderson.
Rev. C. McCartha and w. NJ, Lawton, Abberie.
Lieut.. Col. John A. Bradley, Chester.
William A. Latta, YORK.
J. Kyle, Esq, Laurens.
Rev. j. d. Mccullough, Union.
c.. J. Elford, ESQ.,, Greenville
Rev. w. c. Kirkland, Spartanburg
Dec l3 81 lp.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
Military Bill.

RIcHMoNp,, Jan. rs. The Senate TO-
day removed thesiuiunstion Of secrecy from
the military bill passed by that body on the
sixteenth of January. II provides, that
from its passage all white residents Of the
Confederate States between The ages OILS
and 45 shall be IN service during the war !;
all lbetween4 As and 55 shall ENROLL within such
time as the President may prescribe, and
all failing to enroll Will Be conscripted into
the army in the field. All details for pro.
vost, hospital guards, and ID 3ths service of
quartermaster, conmissary, Anisre bureau,
conscript department.; agents of the govern.
ment, etc., shall be taken from 40 to 55
now, in the army and below 45 unit for
field service. All exemption laws are re-
pealed except mail contractors, and the
following substituted All unfit for SER
vice, members and officers of Congress /;
State Legislatures and such officers q. the
President and Governors Of States declare
necessary for the administration Of che gov
ernmeut; ministers authorized 10 preach on
the lOth Of April, 1852 one editor to each
newspaper Published ON the Othsof April,
sixty,two, and regularly published dsand adj
ted.eysr SINCE md printers; one apothecary
to each store engaged from that time and
regularly since; physioians over thitsysfve
ii regular practice seven years teachers
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

LARD CANDLEs.--To every 8 pounds
Of, lard add one ounce Of nitric acid and
the way of making it is as follows: Hay-
ing carefully weighed your lard, place it
over slow fire, merely to melt it, then
add the acia, and mould the same as tai
low, and you have clear, beautiful candle.
In order to make them resemble sperm can
dies, you have only to add small portion
of white bees wax.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
USES OF THE .EIDEn BusH. CO

; USES oFTHEs ELDER ;BusH. H.--The COM
mon elder bush of our country is . great
safeguard against the devastations OF insects.
If any one will notice, twill be found that
insects never touch elder The lesves Of
elder scattered over cebbages, cucumbers,
squashes and other plants, subject to the
ravage Of insects, efFestually shield them.
The plum and other fraits subject to the
ravages Of insects, may be saved by placing
on the branches, and through the tree,
bunches Of the elder leaves. e:Es,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

PERs1MMoN SEED CoFPEB.-A friend,
says the Macon Telegraph, who has tried
persimmon seeds in.,ofee, says be will de-
fy any man to detect the difference in. the
taste between deoection Of roasted per.
simmon seeds and the genuine Java mot
Rio-Which can be irliitated successfully,
as We are informed, with spatohsd ground
peas (pinders) and now!and then cock
roach thrown in.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY,

tOhh
For Division Sale Of Real Estate of George DC. Floyd
deceased.
Margaret W. Floyd, Applicant,
David J. Floyd James Floyd, Carroll Henry, and Wife,
Mary j., S. G. Kennedy and child (whose name is un-
KNOWN of g. G. Kennedy and Elizabeth G. Kennedy, de-
ceased, heirs of George Nc. Floyd, deceased
TT appearing to my satisfaction that
L Carroll Hen,y and Wife, Mary j., S. G. Kennedy and
n child (whose Is uuknown of :. G. Kennedy and
Elizabeth G. Kennedy deceased defendants in above
case reside without the limits of this State II Is there
or OF the real Of George Nc Floyd deceased
before the fifteenth day Of February, 1854 their
sent 10 the same will be entered Of record.
,tS2S) JOHN A. BROWN, o. Y. D.
November Ill Is 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

1UKh UISTKICT.
Roddey & Co, VS. w. b. Dunlap.-ATTA cuaEsr.
WHEREAS, the plaintiff did on
the 18th day Of October 1863, file their declaration
against the defendant who as 1t is said Is absent from
without the limits OF this State, and has nehs wife
attorney known within the same upon whom copy of the
said declaration might be served II is therefore ordered
that the said defendant do appear and plead to the said
declaration or before the 10th day of October which
will be In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred
and sixty FOUR otherwise final and absolute Judgment will
then be awarded against him. ......-
(sI6) Sc. MOORE, Clerk.
October 18th, 1863.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

S@- It is said that an unfailing cure for
bronchitis is common saltpetre, small a.
mount of which is sufficient TO cure any in
dividual The way to take it is to suck it.
a small lump at time-and swallow it as
dissolved. gs ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY,
YORK DISTRICT.

p To oircr F. Partsh R. r. Parish and d. F. Parisb.
WHEREAS, J. LEANDER PAR
w IsH has fled petition In my office, praying 10 be
permitted prove in solemn form paper which has been
adIltted probate in common form, the Will and
Testament Of ARTHUR PARISH, deceased.
These therefore cite and adnOnish you, the said
OLIVER F. PARISH, r. X. PARISH, and d. +. PAR
,ISH, to appear ar my office, at YORK COURT HOUSE,
on the 18TH day of APRIL next, at 10 O'CLOCK A NJ,
with such witnesses you may deem proper, for against
the confirmation Of said viii.
Given under nv hand and seal of Office, 1T York Cour
r.. 81 House, this l2th day of January, 1864.
(sf2) ]. A. BROWN, o. Y. u. ,
January II .tm
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

E9- A Yankee woman in Maine, the
other day, caught sight of an ascending bal.
loon, and drove her children into the house,
crying out, "there's one of jeff. Dayis's
big bombshells."! - -. F..
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

E@ If woman could talk out of the
two corners of her mouth at the same time
there would be a great deal said on both
sides. So said hen.peoked husband.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
JAMES S. GlBBES,
THE ROLL OF HONOR.
To the Families of Deceased Soldiers

THE Legislature has continued the
agency record the Of soldiers from this State
who have fallen In service died from disease during the
present The following resolution adopted by
both branches of the General Assembly: -
"Resoiped That the Agent DO urge, by public advertise
men the families OF deceased soldiers report 70 him.
that he may have the means of verifying and correcting
Regimental returns"
In accordance with the above resolution of the General
Assembly, earnestly request the families and friends Of
deceased soldiers forward the names of the brave
who have fallen in battle died In service during the
present The information required is the name, rank,
number of Regiment, letter OF company, date Of DEATH
cause Of death, in what battle, or where died.
would also earnestly request all the commanding Off
of Regiments from this State forward official
Of the casualties in their respective commands from
the beginning Of the war; and 10 continue said d
rng their Of Service that the Roll of Honor may be
perfect and complete as possible. -
VIM. b. JOHNSTON,
Recording Agent Of the State
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03
M EOUITY--YORK DISTRICT,

WUIam Clinton anu WIG, - . -,
0M yoT faTtNtoH V L1nd.
sanr Lowry 4 Wife, etai}
IT appearing to my satisfaction that
L Lucan Miskey one of the defendants in above case,
resides beyond the limits of this State: II Is therefore, on
motion off, Bolton Smith, ESQ, Solicitor for Coplainant
ordered absent defendant do appear and Plead
or demur TO the bill filed in this case within three
months from the publication of this notice, said bill Will
be taken pro conesso against him. November 81 1s63
(S21) WALTER B. METTS, c. Z. Y. D.
November 25 AZ SIN
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

A SUPPLY OF GOOD LETTER
n Envelopes for sale at the "ENoUIRER OFFICE
November GO 46 q
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-02-03

- WARMING no TANaERs. Tanners, be
on the lookout [ Lieut i. 3. RlssslL E.
o., for this District We learn, arrested
tanner, a few days ago, and sent him 70;
the army on account Of his abuse Of the
seventy. .tiue per cent. law ae way Of
the transgressoris hard 4bbspilzs Press.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-06

penn er febIi6tuge, nur Yerperblibe ScIaen fir
Die 9eabl 2'rcclue baten t6uutr. IS iR aud
llr Stlntcn e!si lei6ter uuo bsq1smr ON Sage
per Der g9dtt auer NeIt gu pe1tuuren, raE
N'dr'Unr unc Getets5use eenommsn lrten, ais
fur Grant, aud nur Nte aues fe uno ltwd6ls
%nnltIer SerihanSun9sljnier ut itntmen.
NHsm Nnibsin nah wtrc 2tnccln pieper srs
rablt merffn, une Strace pieic StsaesBemieReit
ro9t o'cle'dt oaSu tei, caB 0raut istuer Snort
lals II DIT td9tdglj6 SaulenNc gum Spfer brinqt.
Sur pe CONFEDERATION lit bic 0iepererwabluua
stncclns nur Der S@lublcin tbrer lluaS0au.
giBtstt uuo erbli&'n Nnertcnnuna, mcuu aub
srit na6 neuen nne ~tIuti9en &6mpfen. gBirte
pa9e9en NcGIeu0n ssiisst taten, 70 bdttc per
Ssrratb in unierer eigeuen Mitte tei&t Nner
gntaltepuntt fnssn f6nnsn. Ger perncrbli6rr
ais ale ieitber perlprensn S6latten merSen
%tonnte. Slit Ger gS~icpersrwG9luus 0tncplne
tlsttt Der SuNen rtrdtortss, unsettetltes Gan,
see "a Sepermarr cos Sons trnnt, mas ,us Ql-
len tspprit,t wgnu 9tncnln uno feline 8du6er.
lbadreh ie ben Siiren uutcripdeu lolten. @u.
bcrrsm aber errd6It uus tanu an Der asI6ia-
9sneu DemSfrdtir bes 9icrerns Gin GQtirter, Der
.ilt6f n'ebr 10 Sabm ME fcittsr bic Biqflrbsrr-
ibaft 9incclus ii& gefausn laRcn pirp. pa itm
Damn ielbft iepe ausfitt bsnpn,men wirD, rie
3u9sl Der He8iernng an it6 Iu retecn, ben Sries
oils etne- melteabe Sub Su .betrahtcn unp purd
fenlslben ptc lore Sursauser Did uno frtt gu
tperben. Iber ni6t aufin Die psmutrattIde Nars
tel piro une baun in Ger 9lldliden Sur6fub-
runs unisres MISUNDERSTANDING u%ntsrRii=
ZEN: aud Die i&on jest ssnusiam 3errilttetsn
6inanSen Der gaufees mcrpeu cul BUrt mitsu>
reoen ba6en, mas bic 8rilmmet Der ~fribersn
Union pplsnoe erldGttern miro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-06
neneaes.

OaS SOrs.Rern 3iuiiben BEN Ssnrier 9ppr
Scufe unp Der Gbarlrs Gitg 3Oab lfaitsefunbsns
Srefsu mar fur u~uIere g8ufsn BON ben loon,
fen Stipulation bseIeitst, 5n mir an 700 @sfan=
gene mudtsn unb pom Ssinps pier 5a9uen er,
beutstent Sen. See erIteb iiter baIc!be ben fol-
senbtu OfieisIsn 8eri6t:
oDie 8epssums bsS 5sinpes sesen u~nitren
Iinfeu 6liBrl am 9eutissn Sage purpe 3urndssz
i6la9en. 3wet An8rife wurpsu 8e8sn unIere
2inisn 9ema@t ber cine Swii6en Dem 6enriep
YOOr Scuis uno @Garle8 @itY 8oaO, unp Der
nnDsrs an Der williamsburg ROab. gisbrsre
huursrt @efanssns unO Utsr 8aDuen wurpen er>
bsutst. uRier gsrIuft lift Bering,"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-06
EnsanO.

9 6 10 eta. ~
Bern. IA. Gusuf. 9aut 8ert&t aus @enf
BAT Der intrrnaticnpls Gcnercb oas BON rem Ges
prdientdntrn Ger SbpeiS aueeearbritctr @pnrurs
Dat nit prnig Observation-Disclosures lueben
an9rnommen. D%aielte lautet:
Die inter- sei6ncten SerplmGGtiatsn in @enf
gu einem @cnsrtf ~Sersiaigt, haben ~fpt9enbe ges
itimmungen, iuslhs In nsm 8aue, pas ,iuiidsn
rem Nattonrn STANDARDIZATION ousbre&en luGten
gu bsadten finn. ansenOmmen:
art. l. Die gmbulnnern unp Witit6rlpitde
Ter perben ais neutral anerfdnnt, unp srn Den
Straightforward 10 Iause asiGabt unD 9ca6tet,
als (6 &Tanteu cher Seripunpete in renislbrn
b~eirben.
Dirt. 2. @6mmtli6es @anitGtsperfcnal, bic
aer,te uu9 @6traraen, bic Npot6efer, Die Srans
fsnwartfr, rie Seeuuraleu unp iiter9aupt dlr
Dem SpitaIpienfe uno QmtuIanceu tsiaeIelte
perfOnen umfaNsnp, inr in Der Neulra!itat nit
irbesriifen.
Art. 3. Die ubcn ermdbuten 9sripnen fSns
men irItif na6 Der fcinb1iheu Sccnpation in Orr
@rfiitluua ihrer 5unrtioncn in Dem Spitale ODER
Den Amfulanreu, no lie leit6er Diem e ~geIstftt
bacon, 70 LANCE iOrtfahren, ais bitS nGtbi9 irin
pirr. irUrauf fs f6 ctne an ir9enb cine gBeiIe
oufectalten ODER ~teIafi8t gu werpsn, surfd;irs
Sen fGnpen.
Qrt. 4. Se1tfverfSnbIi& III bteIen Yericncn
e%rtaubt, u r~ieieni9en @e8enfanNe nit ff6 III
nrsmen, ipel6e iBneu cisentbdmli6 getGren.
Da6 sanse @atsrial, msltes aur @rri6tuus Der
lmtulaueen petr res SpttaIsS 9epient bat, IL
tem &ctssare6t onbetm8efaGen.
Nrt. 5. Die @tnppbner res 2anoss, bie aurn
transport Der Serwuubttea Ii. terrn IFeae auf
hem S@Inttfeloe permenrft pUrren limb, RnD
greitfads gu rcipettirsn unO tsBalten ptn atlp=
iufen @enu6 ibrsr 6reibett,
Wrt. 6. Die 1fwer pernunoeten 1ilit6rs,
m6gen lie bereits in ben Nmbulancsn oper Den
Spitalern untsr9ebra6t, ODER ERR auf Fem
Sd,laGtfslrr aufgelelsn isin, wsrOen pbne I'm,
terldisp ber glatipnalttat ni6t nur dr,tlib Be-
banrelt. fOnOern finS au& in feiuem Safe an
0sfangcuen III maGen. @te fGnnen mad ibrer
9eimat6 3uridtsbren, inter Der geDinauna,
pd6rrnD Der Oauer Oes GsIojags nibt weber
bic gBafsu sa er8rei a.
Dirt. !. Den i'm prriesn ArtiteI erpQ6atsn
Hlittar5 wirb nu@ ibrsr 9ailun8, ptnn ls otn
Sri. 100 fe tebanealt wprren finn, perlaTta, Gin
5rriFaB I'M, wenn IS nGtbiB ii, auh @el0 aur
6eimreife YerabfoI8t,
Avt. 8. Die rem &raaisn unp pfn bfr Nn,z
~tulnnee beiysrltsn @eri0nen not6penDlaen Sc
genfduDe merOen ron err pccuptrensen 2trnes
8%elieiert, rreibf nd ben 8strdg nn& r~rselmdsta
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
FIRE INSURANCE.
TbEAARmEns INITIAL FhRE
insurance Company of the
Stste of Delaware"
t0EimslL MlIL oEsnr, as)

49,. tyHiuiaAL Mil CEaHr, ae)
t1 sphpahi eoNuues TO cftsr 10 the peepla OF DcA-
s. iN Aniflgr advantages of Insuranue gAnst loss
~ ~" 0n al usAer rtious VI property, except darins
re toslitaton l. commended By over 20 yaArs er
e'e ~ and Afirulon to the nfbl leet sf Mutual
sius tue hfst 70 ntsoduee the s,e.eg
- toNsn or which, II is believed the ha,e
esh enAhed 90 to Adjuet aud disgtlnaie henesh Tue
49, eht varieties Of property, a. tehusI Wy mehses
among toe most squitAlAfth ehAtaSeer % ne runner
compAniss ~ s - ens pgqs. w
bssnso prompt liberal that in 20 ysarn businssa and
loesoe relrhfos over flo000O not single OF ga
uon haf ceurrod, and scarcely without entire salts
factop 60 the parties Insured.
Isokipg more to the safety than tho number and
amount Of Its risks II has dsoned Hundreds OF Thou
eands Of Dollars Of Insurance oithsr requiring too
great an amount 10 single riak oasring unit Oh
iaea q Insurance foe The character OF the Insiuon
In this manner II IA conceived Il has the ssfest ABd
most select list c Insurance. u proportion the
over Six Millions Of Dollars, Of ans other Company
within rsasOnable range.
Aa evidence Of this has not only reduced the rata OF
iasufAneai At ALI tmeA moderate, oue-txh durinx the
- tso ye4rs but presents clear surplus fand
Soou ~ security against the D. pOslt
aotss which suni By the resort 10 seip Certificates OF
me bsAnees due to each member now being Issued viii
A.eei per cent per aunumi thus making aAl fartho
Il commenced the year 1851 with areal protection to
we community in Deposit Notes Of S250O00
Surplus funl $4,000
Total proteeilon, ssoOOOp
tits the work Of The Farmers Of Delaware and as such
President-JEssR sHARPR.
a nd Iana aarraR -Ifaa nIaff..