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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
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What shall ws do for Our soldier. I
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Me. EDITOR
The question Of the hour is,
"What shall be done for those whom the nation
deligbteth to honori" Let us show the world
that this republic at least is moi ungrateful. No
republic or nation was ever 80 indebted 10 its
patriot soldiers as ours. And how shall we
discharge the debtl Some propose 10 build
"Soldiera Homes" where the disabled can be
supported ut public expense. This is we'll. But
the writer thinks there is still more excellent
way to show our gratitude. namely, by aiding
soldiers to get homesteads where they can
support themselves, and thus escape the mortiR.
cation OF being dependent on public charity.
Even many disabled soldiers, if thus provided
for, would obtain subsistence from the earth
with the aid Of the labor Of their families and
friends. And pensions, which In a city or
village would scarcely pay house rent, in q
country homestead would go far toward secur-
ing comfortable livelihood, And who will say
that our brave soldiers are not worthy of being
put in this independent way of making living 7
Communications have already been received
from number OF soldiers from the North, who
desire home in Delaware. And 1t needs only
that we put ourselves in general communication
with those about To be dsbRnded, to induce MANY
to turn their attention in this direction, and
thus greatly advance the interest Of the State.
Now, to accomplish this objeci, the writer
proposes the organization OF Delaware Soldieria
Homestead Commission, which shall have
agencies and, if necessary, associated csmmis-
sions in the north, at whose Offices soldiers oan
obtain information and form themselves into
emigrating companies, and he would liberallv
advertise the cheap and desirable lands Of Ken,
and Sussex, in cooperation with real estate
agencies already in successful operation. m !
thus draw thither large increase Vt the right
kind Of population.
Can and will any say, "Let this thing take
care Of itself and let disbanded soldiers shift for
ihemselyes-get homes and support themselves
and their families as best they can, though it be
BY drudging for scaniy pitnnce, leaving their
families at last in penniess poverty Every
man for himself Am my brothers keeper II
Shall those who have lived at ease and merriam,
enriched themselves by the war, thus reuuite
those noble heroes, who have fought and MAJ
for their cOuntryf Nay, let us bear one
anothers burdens, apd try to pay debt which
yet we can never liQuidate.
Those who Wieh to consult in regard to carry.
ing out these views, ere invited to address
L. C. LooKwooD
Wilmington, May 80, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01

The trial of the Panama pirates continues.
The letter Of the rebel Secretary Of the Navy,
Mallory, show what was to be done. Its genu-
ineness Is admitted. The prisoners set up as
their defence, that they were engaged in lawful
warfare, and should be considered as prisoners
Of war.
The subscription to the seyen-thirty loan in
this city, Yesterday. WAS $3.50 900.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01

GEN. SHERMAN's DIsPATcHEs.-It is
authoritatively denied that any of the dis
patches of Gen. Sherman have ever been
suppressed by the War Department; and
it is also positively asserted that the parti-
cular dispatches publicly referred to
recently have never reached the War
Office. We learn that the Secretary of War,
in the action he took relative to Gen.
Sherman's famous memorandum, has been
unanimously sustained by the President
and Cabinet in Cabinet meeting.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
Notice.

To sKoURR INSERTION of their adVer-
tisements and notices on Tuesdays and
Fridays, our advertisers are informed that
their favOrs MusT be handed in previous
60 nine O'Clock, A. NJ. on Mondays and
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN

These notes are Issued under date Of Js,, IL,
1854 aud are payable three years from th., An. :,
currency or are convertible at the option Of t.1s.
Into -'as
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
PROPOSALS FOR
RationS and Fuel for Five Fathom BlHt
and Cross Ledge Light Vessels,

c0LLRCT0R's OFFICE,
SUPERINTENDENT oF LIoHrs, WnaIHaToS, DIl,,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rasslvad Al M uaa
until " clock, M on Tuesday, the 10th day Of JUN
1900 Tor furnishing and delivering Ratlons and fui
tns flVe fathom Bank aud Gross Lodge Light Vesse1
vessel and Light House Tender that may be called Es
l1r one year from the lat day July, 1856 to the ~
proved quality to be delivered along side Of ihs Ia
honae Tender or other vessel provided for the pgIp
~ wilmington, Del, in good and Huihrlent pssAatns
pArfea boxes and cases, and In good order, for
vessel, once quarter free Of ali expense to the Vn
stAtel Asreeaby to specifications and tables whp sI
,orm part Of the contract, copies Of which may P
BY applying at this Office. ,a,
All bids must be scaled and endorsed sProp9ii1,s
hAtons and Fuel for Light Ysssslsn and then Pi.,a
another envelope ind let at dlrseled to ihii0 W"
prepaid II sent by mall
By order of the Light Houss Board. ,nvsv
mAysOst Superintendent Of Lllhl-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
u. S. 7-30 LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
$23o,oo0,ooo.

ny authority Of the Secretary of the rrs.,u,, H.
a0deF'isn'd' the General Subscription AV.u,t,, a..
sale sf United States Securities, oilers to til, n0M
the third series OfTrsaSury Notes bearing s.,.D
''n'hS per cent interest pei Anuum, known un,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01

FALL OF THR STATUE or WIN. PAHN.-The
bronzed statue of VIM. Penn, which has stood
for sixty years in front Of the south entrance of
the Pennaylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, fell on
Friday last from its pedestal to the ground,
carrying with it the slab OF marble upon which
It stood. The statue wss of lead, painted in
bronze, and represented the founder Of the State
holding In his hand scroll.
A slight inclination from the perpendicular
has been noticed for some time past, but ii was
not thought to be liable to fall. The legs were
bent but it 10 thought the statue can be restored
aud replaced. The steward of the hospital,
Mr.. William g. VAIN, furnishes The following
particulars relative to the statue:
The cause Of its fall is doubtful. Possibly
some alteration in the particles Of the metal
lead) Of which it is composed Some two years
since 1t was found to be going, and was taken
down, fitted with thicker sole to one of the
shoes, and placed In an erect position, but soon
again began to give way.
The following communication from B. Franklin
explains itself.
GENTLEMEN; In answer to your inquiry about
the statue Of William Penn, l transeribe the
following letter from the original in my posses
sion:
LONDON, Feb. 9th, 1779.-sIa, dulv re-.
ceived your favor Of December 7th, with q COPY
of the Resolution of the House appointing me
Agent for the current year, and the printed
votes. | AN obliged by your care 10 sending
them 60 expeditously.
friend Of mine, Lord lie Despencer, has
lately erected at Wycomb, his fne country seat.
q noble statue Of William Penn, our Founder
holding in its hand a scroll on which is the
enclosed inscription in gold letters.
think such Statue would we'll become q
Niche in some part Of the State House next the
Garden. Itmight bo had for about R60.
am, with much esteem,
Your most obedent servant,
b. FRANKLIH.
CHAs. MooRE Esq.
The inscription Is the opening paragraph of
| 1900. N--'
No action followed this suggestion Of Franklin.
snd IN the stormy time even then lowering,
none could be expected.
The statue is the original one cast for Lord LIE
Despencer. After the death Of that nobleman
the building on which the statue stood was re-
moved, and the statue bought by John Penn, a
grandson Of tho founder, and by him presented
70 the Pennsylvania Hospital in the year 1904
Il arrived in the ship PIgou, Captain Collet, in
September, 1904, and was placed on pedestal,
in front Of the hospital, in The spring Of 1906.
The pedestal, with Its inscriptions, and the
substituton OF the iron railing for the former
dead wall on Pine street, were specially con.
tributed by publie.spirited citizens Of Phiadel.
phia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01

II iS reported that Capt Robert Lincoln, son
Of the late President, is engsged to be married
70 daughter Of Senator Harlan, Of Iowa,
Secretary Of the Interlor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01

President johnson reviewed the Washington
City Sunday Schools, % Monday last.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
U. s. O-aO Six per cent.
C0Lp-BEARINc BONDS

Ahsss Donos are now worth handsome p,smlan
ana are exempt az are all the doyornm.ut Rama,
from Safe County and Municipal tasaion which sIs,
fTom one 10 hrss per cent per aaaum 10 M,r pa, =,
'ofdns to the rAt'lsVisd upon other property TA..
tsrs't is payable ssmi-annuay by coupons .,.eb,.,
each note, which may ba cut og and sold to an, b,,,
or banker
rhs interest az T.sO per cent amount. 10
One cent per day on $50 not,
Two cents I - a. eIOO
Ten $500
~ $4,000
81 "SSOOO ="
Notes OF all the denominations named will be puuSu,
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are preci,.ly ,Im,,,
form aud privileges to the seVsn.Thrtiss Alr..a, M
except that the Government reserves to Itself h,oDt,
OfPayinE interest In gold coin at per cent lps,,sd
9ieiha ia currency. Subscribers wl dsduct tb, ia.
ssrsss in eSrsnsy up to July I6h at hsms uh.n ths,
subscribe.
The delivery sf the nOtss Of this third sss, Of tn.
ssTsn-thirtisa will commence on the Let Of Iun, A.,
will he made promptly and cohtinuouily aiisr that Dali,
The alisht change mAd0in the conditions ofhls THRD
SERIES affects only the matter OF Interest ThsPayn,u
in gold ifmAds, will be equivalent to currency iul,na
of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, la the sVont Of WhA
only will the option to pay interest In Gold be Gyla
Of, would reduce and equals prices that pureAmu
made with slT per cent in gold would be fully squ,
those made with seven aud thrsesnlhs per cent, In ,
rsney Thie Is
The Only Loan in Market
now offered by the Government aud It's superior aa,as
tAgss make It the
Great Popular Loan OF the People.
Less than saaO,OOOOOO of the loan authorised ~
Congress now on the market. This amouu. At
the rate at which it Is being absorbed, will ali be nA
scribsd for within sixty days, when thu notes will "a
doubtsdlJ command premium, has unitornly Au
the Ease elOains the subscriptions other IOlL
In order that citizens Ofsvsry town and section d Ia
country may be afforded facilities for taking n,lal
the National sAnks State Banks, and Private RlaiE
throughout tbs country have generally agreed TO rssn
subscriptions at par. subserlbsH will select thslIW
sgents in whom thsy have confidence, and who onJla
to be rssPonablefor the delivery Of the notes fer SAa
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription agent, Philadelphia
subscriptions will be received by the following
NATIONAL BANKS IN DELAWARE
Newport National Bank of Newport.
First National Bank Of ssaford.
Firs. National Bank Of Wilmington,
ALSO,
X. 3. ROBINSON & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets, Wilmington,
AND
sTAPLER g. wooLsToN,
STATESMAN BUILDING
Fifth and Market ST.
mAy2s-sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
City Assesspoent-

eompleed Is nlsi 10 tho oca Of the oerk Of the DIV
Council for pube inhpsslioR. Tbs City Council will N
70 hear ahpeals from the aarssamsnt on Monday Tues
DAY and wednesday evenings, the 9Th 6h and 7th Of
June leoS EFT TAYLOR
nAysON Clerk Of City Council.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
maybe
PUBLIC SALE OF
73 Building Lots and . Brick
DweIIinor Honeaa

49, VIII ke sold at Public Hale, on the premise
liIs on SATURDAY, June 10th, 1885, At 4 o'slcst
It'd =. NJ all those 70 Building Lots and nis
ts1.1h Brick Dwelling Houses handsomely sltuil,4
@,oIung @ On lowering Avenue, WawAset, Scott, Lnes9
ana Union hlreets in the part OF the city Of WI
inins.on The situation IA high and heAlthy, With >
ST9nmInainR View, and within five minutes walk ef "
SilIold Depot where the cara leave eTsy y
nues pa i9r the Philadelphia Wilmington and BAtlnts
Depot The water and gas pipes extend 10 very nsa b
Rrop'rty. These lots are very desirable for prTil
tss and al Of them with the Houses, will W
W, tey ns sold without reserve underbidding Aahl
~ ~ s9, ior, every man with little money should
.eno tnls hsie aud secure home for his family ~
property will double in value in short time As inpt
menis are going on rapidly In this part Of the city,
Ikths OF sALE-rwsnty per cent cash on ias du
Of sAle. On All amounts under $500 twenty pE e,si
sAln on the day Of sale, and the balance within "
Gays OF sale All amounts OF 5000 and upxrA
Mehy per cent at sale, and two notes will be tkla
the balance with approved endoraors at and tHots
with Interest from sale. Purchasers who pay The shA
amount In cash within 10 days from the day Of saa WI
showed discount Of per cent the whole puNhla
sy;"When the foregoing terms are compiled El4'
deed will be made clear OF all lncum brancesi
l.. W. BrIDHAM, AuctioneSr.
May 10Th, l6B5-o0ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
Great Popular Loan OF the People
JAY COOKE,

Subscription AgsHt philadelphia
Subscriptions will be received by the following
NATIONAL BANKS IN DELAWARE
Newport National Bank of Newport.
First National Bank of ssaford.
First National Bank Of Wilmington
ALSO,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
April l4-tt

LADIRS-You can fud a full supply Of Hats,
Bonnets, Hoods, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, &c.,
Warrington's, I'll Market st. Ap2sn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-01
The only loan in Market

now offered by the Government aud Its superior aaap.
tAgsa make II the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.


THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MINGroE,
Corner Of Sixth and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, $4,000 Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays.
rHB FARMER's BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets. Capt.
tai, S2S6,000. Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDYwINE,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capi-
tai, 100000 Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
THE UsIoN NATIONAL BANK OF wILMlNdToN,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
900. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
FIRsT NATIONAL DAEK OF wIIMISGToN,
Corner of Fourth aud Market Streets Capt.
tai, 100000. Discount days, Mondays aud
Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
FERTILIZERS.
LIEN Il N E ID l. Il
IMPROVED
sUPER:PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

IMPROVED
SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Manufactured ONLY by them at their
AGRICULTURAL WORKS, PHILADELPHIA
We respee ly cal he att non If Farmers and Desleri
70 he JoHOping fdes;-
Ist.-ALLES NRHp1Ra do not claim for their article
exclusive excelenee but Msy know, aud con-
sumer4 know, that L IS OF surpassed BY any
ad.-we believe and act upon tie principle that there -
ample rom ior all manufacturers who desire
to do buslnpfs fHiily.
3d.-If furnish tho Agricultural with SHpcIf'
or Article reasonable prices, We tol suit our
oien anu helr interests by doing so
4th.-It Is aud always has been, fixed rule with
to nuderyAlus goods made or sold hy
Oihsrs hut prefer to say al we D. ssihly in
eomueu ati n # them, Irrespective If who
mAnuiaeiuies he Ariclo.
Bth.-The o.der. our improved supsrPh 'sphAte Of
Limo came ia ~ ieivily thu pa season, that
We fear some were disappUntet in obtaining a
supply We trust thai Ia future may be-
able to meet all reasonable demands Tor our
arelo 10 euarl a alnsi the possibility 81
such dsapTo Etuent, we suggest To all whl
want our Phosphate 10 mske arrangements for
early purchases fnr nest spring, Our ceirhrat
Ell Articl AN he had tfpm musl Of tue Tesleeia-
bio d. aera throughout the country. II the
merchants IN your neigh orhood do not have II
on hand, request them to prcnTe 4 10 you.
9s-A TRADE DISCOUNT ALLOWED DRALBRa.
ALLEN NEEDLES,
az $. DELAWARE AvESrR and Al 5. wAiERsr
Fist Store above Ch-stnuD
PHiLADB PHIA.
10 W sell article but saei as ge ein satly re'
commend oe 13-sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
CARRIAGES.
REMOVAL AND ENLARGEMENT OF BUSINESS
JOHN MERRICK,
COR. NINTH AND KING STREETS,
MuMINarnN. DRL


s-vns The new shop which now occupy is the
SN5fs largest in this seelon of the county being
n=-E 2l6 feet by % feet, with a capacity to mann.
iaetura SO TO NJ CAhkIAGES WEEKLY This estsb.
shment possesses great advantages In point Of con.
yenisnee steam power most improved machinery and
good Workmen ~
Every carriage is warranted and shall keep large
ment embracing all styles at such prices a. Will
A. regards hnish style and durability, none superior
invite tue attention Of all who are in want of arst
septsly JOHN MERRIoK.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
A GENTS WANTED ron THE SECRET
~ SERVICE, THE FIELD. THE DUNGEON, AND THE
DT ALBERT D. RioHAHpsoN,
N. Y. Tribune Correspondent.

N. Y. Tribune Correspondent.
The most interesting and exciting book ever published
embracing Mr. Riehardons unparalleled experience for
iour years. travelling through the South III the secret
service u the Ibune at the outbreak Of the war with
our armies and fleets. both East and West during th
hTs two years Of the ebellion his thrilling eapture
ms confinement for twenty months In seven different
fepe prsons his escape, and almost Journey
oy uight OF htary 4JU miles 1t will abound in stirring
esens, s, anu contain more Of the fact Incident aud
ronSnee OF the war than any other work published
HORACE hKERLY ssys:
"a great many books will yet DO written concerning
this War, in addition the many already in MIN hn1
not oae Of lhen Will give within milar qompiss
etArei lnrr, more readlbe aeount entirely from per-
,onA observation, OF the nature, animus purpnses tsn.
uehceh and insrumenalites VI the Slaleholders Re-
richardson" '4''
leaensrs, ladies' rgriie young men, ami especially
fe'nfhsi aud disabled ON aud soldiers iu want Of
employ msnt viii hnd II peculiarly adapted to
.helr condition We have agents rearing SIS Per
Hoh'h which we Will prove to any doubtlng apple ant
send ior circulars. Address
JONES, BROS. CO.
N. L. corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets
nepAA~-im Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of DelaUyare.U
Q u DO1H " Ut y

(ORIuNAL MILL ORHRK Ao.)
Thus Company continues to offer to the people OF Deih
unre ita superior advantages Of Insurance agAnst loss
by hrs all descriptions Of property except Marine
risks.
ence attention to the subject Of Mutual Insurance.
by reason Of which, It Is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust aud discriminate between the
different varieties Of property to render the member
ship among the equitable in character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II taken credit to Itself that Its payments Of Losses have
been prompt and LIBERAL that In 80 years business and
losses reA hing over 100000 not single case Of lltga
has occurred, and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more 10 the safety than the number and
amount Of It's risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou,
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great amount In single risk AZ offering unnt oh
In this Il is conceived It has the safest aud
most select list Of nsuranees In proportion to the amount
Six Millions Of Dollars, of any other Company
As evidence o this, it mas not only reduced the rate Of
insurance. at all times moderate onesix'h during the
6O00 security against assessment on the Deposit
Noes, which sum by the resort TO Scrip CertAeAtes Of
the baantes due to eAeh menber being issued, will
be- paving interest 10 them from January ls62 Al the
ateof per cent per Annum, thus making still arthc
It commenced the year 1862 with real protection 10
the community in Deposit Notes Of t260,00O
Surplus Fund 10000
Total protection. ss o,oOO
II 10 the OF the Farmers Of Delaware and such
'-'' ''sA' " f4'''1-'' Presidsnt-JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary and TraAaurer-RoBAKr MoOABH, N. d.
DIRECTORS:
Rl Wilson, Brandywne Hd,i James Delsplaln, Christi
ana Hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr. y. G. stotsenburg
and Jesse sharpe, Milmngton Hd. Robert MeCabe, Mill
Creek Hd; john ?. williamson white Clay Creek I'D )
George Janyier New Castle nd; Curtis B. Ellison, Pen
cader Hd; John c. Clark Red Lion Hd.; WIN. emple,
smyrna; James N. BurnhAm, St. Georges Hdi Charles
T. Fleming Peter =. Causey Mliord Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdENrs-As we'll Tor receiving applications for nsur
Of members
Eli Wilson, Brandy vine lid; Robert Mecabo MIL
Greek Hds James DslapAin, ChristiAnA Hd.j John y.
williamson, White Clay Creek HI; Curtis b. Ellison,
PeneAder Hd Red Lion St Georges and Appoqulnimink
Hundreds, Joseph o. arifhth smyrna; James Crppen,
Nsw Castle Hi Charles T. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown; Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
underaigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate atten
lon.
f@ ROBERT MocABE NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
PROCLAMATION.

l. CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens Of
WILMINGTON, and the public generally, do publish and
derara:-
L. That REED BIRDS and other choice game are in
season. ad may be found done up in tie very best style
~ the OYSTER BAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET is.
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
= That oi STEERS "re strictly prims, aud are done
up In the most delicious sews Pans frys, 6c at the
ps Ger Bay House in Third street.
g. lhatail kinds OF sfreshments NAV be obtained nt
the SAID oyster Bay House. In Third Street. done up in
the utufe' A. ~ the past to make this refe story Que Of
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain every
luxury in the shape et EATING and DRINKING at f,ir
prices and he accommodated pleasantly and promptly
f>~ Given under the hand and sal OF ofic of ihs
LIS said oyster Bay House, in lhirl Street between
49, Market aud King strests, Wilmington Delawars
this seventh day OF September. A. u 1854.
sep4O CHARLES KlEPE, Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
CARTING.
HoRSESl HoRSES!!
Furniture Cars and Draws,
FrOnT nnd French Streets.
Wharf Property for Sale.

excellent Wharf property in the city Of Wilmins
n ton, Del. with 26O feet on the creek, containing
between two and three acres Of land, which is i've
TENEMENTs 1t Is near the Railroad and Joins the
eStensive Ship yard Of John X. Krkman Co. The
water along ia the best In Wilmington, and has been
used for ship yard and Coal yard. For ship yard or
Rolling MILL CT manufacturing purposes, 1t is unsur.
passed by any location In the city.
Apply 70 WM. MocAULLEY Co.,
noVlo-n COS Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17

I'IE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET Or
GAN, forty different styles, adapted to sacred aud
'eruar music for $50 to $500 each Thirtylve Gold or
SllYer Medals, or other hrst premiums awarded them
illustrated Catalogues Tree. Address MASON & HAM,
LIN bosioN, or MASON BrornERs, NEW YoRK.
septiiyw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.
THE LIFE OF
REV. JOHN BRAINERD.

NHNs oOAN oANA1NGhOg
MISSIONARY TO THE INDIAN TRIBES OF NEW
JERSEY FROM i747 TO 1881.
This elegant volume ls published by the Presbyterian
Publictt on Committee 1884 Chestnut Street Phi lael
phiA and IL ne OF tho handsomest specimens OF took
mahing re emily Issued II Is written ty REv THOMAS
BRAlNkkp D. D., ineal descendant OF the subject and
bears tn Impress o his peculiar genius every page-
y overs de- ply interesting period in the history Of the
Church in thus country, and cannot fail to secure the
iayor Of all religious denominations.
Ihs following are some OF the nun -ora .o...o. Lei
prtss;-
II Is as interesting as novel; ~ S. Gazette
Eyenralis'. "
4.e t..u.e I'll hass place alongside the memoirs Of
ne elder bro her David many Of the cha actesties Of
which 1t POSSESSES IN. Y, observe err
the secular and religious press. -
1t is stereotypsd ty the liberAlity OF Colonel Hanrv
McCOmb, oil this city. '' -
For sale by B0UGHMAN THOMAS a co
ocuO-imu 42t Market Sireet