Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-15


In January, 1864, the Philadelphia Branch
Office of the Ktna Life Insurance Company, No,
400 Chestnut Street, @. II. Brush, Manager,
issued policy for $4,000 through John Scott,
agent upon the life Of q prominent citizen,
JeHper Harding, Esq.
On the 81st day of August, 1866, proofs
Of the death Of the said party were re-
ceived at the Philadelphia office. On the 4th
day of September, 1866, letter was received
from the Company, above given, which is the
fourth case lately occurred In the city, in which
the said Company has promptly pdd it's claims
before due, and as soon as proofs were received
and examined, which is the usual course this
Company pursues. Agents and policy holders
will be pleased 10 notice the continued success
| and promptness Of this Company, and renew
their zeal in its behalf.
c. H. Brush, Manager.
Philadelphia, September 4th, 1866.
c. II. Brush, Manager Philadelphia Branch
Elna Life Insurance Company,
400 Chestnut Street.
Permit me to express my entire
satisfaction for the prompt payment to my Sis
ters, by the 4Etna Life Insurance Company, Of
Five Thousand Dollars, insured by your Compa-
ny upon the life Of my father, Jesper Harding,
notice Of whose death gave you on the 3lst
ult. VIM. W. Harding.
James WOOlley, No. 4 East Sixth Street, is the
Agent, from whom information can be obtained
in regard 10 rates charged for insurance in this
truly reliable company.
JoHH MoLEAR & Son, No. 807 Market Street,
have still some Delaware State Bonds for sale.
Persons in want Of desirable Investment are
invited to call Tney also have a lot Of Farmers
| nap .fua nd
all other Government Securities bought and sold
at Market Rates.
The sweetest singer and the sweetest perfume
Of the day are. Adelena Patti and Phalon's
"Night Blooming Cereus." Both are American |
The fair singer enraptures everybody-the per-
fume is In demand everywhere.
No. XIII,-PRovERBs FOR THE PEoPLB.-"HE
THAT HATH GOOD HARVEST MAY BE CONTENT
WITH SOME rHIsrLRs. and evil, health
and sickness, are the inseparable lot of all
Temperance and employment Of body and mind
are the corner stones Of health and happiness.
But luxurious and vicious habits eneryate and
destroy the natural functions, so medical means
are required. tonic and alternative you need,
and not Cathartics and Emetics. Reform your
habits, and the use daily Of Romaines Crmean
Bitters, will bs the advice Of your Physician
As recti6er Of the secretions, and tonic and
alternative, nothing eau equal them. Sold by
Druggists and Family Grocers everywhere.
CHINA, GLASS AND QURRnswARR STORE
JOHN MoMAKE, dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
QURENswARR, N. W. CoRHER OF THIRD AND
SHIPLET STREETS, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
only one square west of Market street, invites
attention to his stock of English and French
China, Fine and Common Crockery, Glassware,
SC, by the set or single piece; Knives and
Forks; Castors, etc., aud substantial white
Granite Ware suitable for Hotels, Steamers nnd
Vessels. Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere. June 20, mos.
A SHORT STORY, BUT INTERESTING. gen.
uine European extract for the handkerchief
could be afforded here. under the present tariff,
at less than twice the price Of Phalon's "Nght-
Blooming Cereus," more delicious, permanent
Sold everywhere.
Prime Chester County Timothy Seed in store
and for sale by WIN. H. BILLARY & Co.
1 offer the balance of my stock of Straw
Goods at cost to close the season.
]. II. WARRINGTON
J. G. PIoKRLs is constantly receiving China,
Glass and Queeneware, such as Tea, Dinner and
Chamber sets, to which he invites the attention
Of his friends and the public generally. He
feels confident that he can suit them with goods
and prices. He keeps constantly on hand O
large and we'll selected stock Of goods, such as
Plates, Dishes, Tumblers, Pitchers and Fruit
Jars. Do not forget the place, it is 2l3 Market
street, Wilmington, Del
Call and see his stock and make youT owl
selections. [August 1-tf.