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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
REMOVAL.

AGInOVAL,
The Delaware Fire Insurance Companv bsvs .ar....,
their ohlcA from No. III Market Street 10 M so5
opposite the Bank Of Delaware ' WI "eA'ly
A00AroAAfKD By IHH LEolsLATURR rHR STATE oP pRt
AWARE, WITH CAPITAL o. DAI
One Hundred Thousand noIIa
I'Hk PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE REcP1v
ing applications for Insurance al thsir g, ~ I
mingtoni against losses by Fire on every y,
buildings In general maFehAndize bhips in port IA
cargoos household furniture and other personal nro
Mso aganst loss OF damage BY inland transportaton
goode wares, merchandiEe and country rodnca VI
Terms Of Insurance will be As fav0rable "a 81, a,
9ompAales In tue eites Of Philadelphia or New yos
fsruea Insured may reposs the fullest conadsnc ~ ~.
sSny Sy ~ ~ capital and that all losses will be pTompS
DIRECTORS.
~ tue annual election held on tho 9th dax a, MI,
Ieo5 tne ioowing directors were elected 10 sara ~
George Jones' Samuel Floyd, Edward M.1n.u
D. G. Wilsoh, sAm1 D. Newln G~atu Gsnns su5 u5iethAi,
Jos Mendinhall, John B. Porter Sol Ss0ge W. w sparks
months. A'' iVsa than three
In addition to the above mode Of Iusur,pv r...- =.
Delaware flre Insurance Company, whoss charfer y e
petuA ehect perpetual insurance on real estate % Per
becoming insured, depositsin the Office certain PERSON
tmore or less, according to the nature Of the rs %
amount to be insured-but which can be wtbdrt - tue
any time By leaving per cent on the amount detose5
this method Is believed to be much sdvantApeon
the insured than the fomerthe expense Is about
osa and there Ia no renewing OF the policy from time
me. ' :"
Property that would be insured Der aupum al An ana
% cents the 1000 will be Insured At ~ Der deposl
aud In like proportion as the risk Increases.
Persons wishing to insure their property or wanting
formation on the subject ofinsuranee will apply 10 the
agents aa above, or ~
JoHE MNLRAR, Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
REMOVAL.
JAMES BRADFORD
w generally, that he has f9'@
Removed to his New Store,
Nos. and East T6ird Sfreei ,,sor NIL,
REMOVAL.

~ . ~ % 1I1s5 IV6W DJOr6,
Nos' ana Fast Third Street. near Market.
,, WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where he VIII Keep constantly on hand A fnn st,ch.
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
US facilities Tor conducting tho business on the most
net eqnaled by any other establishment in the stale
whist his stock Is larger than In any store bel ween Phia
urlpha and Baltimore. He returns his thanks 10 Ills
patrons f. The liberal patronage heretofore bestowed mon
MIN and hopes by strict attention business TO merit
on. " ~ Az i" tV'"-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
PROCLAMATION.

i, 4, CHARLES kIEFE, Chief Caterer to the ciiizens Of
,,mngton and tho public generally do publish and
l. That REED BIRDS and other ehoiee pame ara In
ssaon and may be found dono the very best style,
q, ~ NE M OYSTER DAY HOUSE, IN THIRD STREET be,
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS
x Ihat OYSTERS are now strictly prime and are done
up In the most delicious stews Pans Ffys &C. al the
Oyster Bay House In Third Street
w. That all kinds Of teireshments may be obtained at
the said Oyster Bay House, in Third Street. done up
the future, In the past make this raeeory one Of
the best In the United States model establishment at
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain every
luxury In the shape Of EATING and DRINKING at fair
prces and be accommodated pleasantly and PROMPTLY
(rl Given under the hand and seal Of once Of The
LIS said Oyster Bay House, In Third Street, between
49, Market and King Streets WllmInRton, Delaware
Is seventh day Of September, A. D. 1884.
sopzV CHARLES KIEFE, Proprietor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
FRANCIS VINCENT,
Citv AIdern,an

OAby 1AAdGIu1dlli
Ndrtet Street oUer The Fourth Street Market House.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
DoRA all busnesF that be done by JUSTICE of the
~ PEACE In the city Of Wilmington. Collects Claims
draws Deeds, Mortgages, and other instruments Of writ
ng &e &c Rents and sells rei estate attends IN
Money raised ON Bonds and Mortgages, Notes, Sc
fep.27-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns, sealds, Cuts.
Redding's Russia SaIye
Cures Wounds, Bruises, sprains.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Boils Ulcers Cancers.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Salt Rhouu, Piles, Erysipelas.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures RlngwoFm, Corns, &c., &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.,
only 20 Gents Boz.
FOR SALE by
J ~, Y; pIIeNsM0RE, Ie No 49I broadway, New York
B. W; foWLE co, No IS fremont Street posiou
Aaa ~ a'l Dfafgiats and Country storekeepsrs.
ap 2s-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
ABeautiful Oountrv Seal for Sale
FOR RENT.

NO la snug LITTLE FARM OF 40 acres In Brandy
~ wine Hundred, suitable for Truck Farm--or
would he sold bargain
No about 10 acrop of land with good dwelling,
within u mile OF WILMINGTON. Very productive suta.
bic for Milk or Truck Farm.
No. IA or good story Brick Houses on llth street.
between Lombard and Pine.
No, 4-soyeral cheap Frame Houses at sparksvile
W. McCAULLEY,
Ian 10. 606 Market ST.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.u
OA HUAU " dLGs
toalalsAL Mill oaREE, &C.,

-, NuhlulhAL MILL tRREK, 6c)
rms company continues to offer to the peonla of nt
ware, Its superior advantages Of Insurance agsnst &
by hre on all descriptions Of property EXCEPT Marina
Tho Institution Is commended by over 90 wears a,p,
enee In and attention to the subject Of Mutual
lbeing the hrst to Introduce the principle into our
by reason OF which, II is believed the Msnaeers hs
been enabled so to adjust and discriminate befwasn ~
different varieties Of property to render the membsr
snip among the most equitable in character Of the
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public,
IL taken credit to Itself that It's payments OF losses
been so prompt and LIBERAL that In % years
Losses Iea' ming over 100000 not single case ~ sa
uon mas occurred and scarcely one without enre sats
faction to the parties insured. w 'a''a
Looking more 10 the safety Than H.. ,,,..,
amount Of Its risks II has declined uuura5s s sr
lAhds ol Dollars oi Insurance, either aa regurlng t
great an amount n single risk or a. Offering maj I
leets Of Insurance for the character Of The nstitn, W
In TINS manner it Is conceived II has the saGssI an,
9I hsufanees In proportion TO the amount
within reasonable range. COMPANY
AS evidence OF this 1t has only reduced tba rata n,
insurance, at all times moderate, one-sIxtb dnrin ,b
ast Two years, but 1t presents clear su rpne ~
$40 Vuo AZ security against any assessment ON tbe pno
No'ss which sum by the to Scrip Ceftifrats ~
the balances due to each member now being issnsd m
De PAYING Interest to them from January ls69 A. ~
ateol per cent per annuE, thus making stIi Gar,h
II commenced the year 1862, with real proteeon 10
the community In Deposit NO,ea Of sSsni n ,e, ~
surplus Fund s2S9'VV1 S0'V
Total protection .s,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

NEW BooKSI
At 81 s. r. Buffers Book and Ne,gssane, e,o-,
420 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
rt Trttumps story Of American Life by a. W Curtis
Ihe Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins N'''s'
lMarry Harson, by John II. Irving
rhe The Attorney, by John 4. Irving
me Constitution Of the United statas
Mild Life, by Capt. Mayne Reid
Lie Of General Francis Marieb
Everybody Lawyer
Moral History Of Women
Miss Gnbert'i Career
One q Them, by Chss Lsvas
me Inc First False Step, by Keynold,
Tt Tnt Woman IN White, by WUkts t,o,i,n
HI ny 'nvs Inherent kinds Of Nuvsls M a ti,,.
Rooh. W. Magazines Daily and oWeekly Nsvsns,s
variety @''' A''l les ior ss'e in ga
az ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
wharf Property for Sale
Children to InIent1,re

D0Ys AND GIRLS from three to thirteen years OF aga
to be placed with suitable peEsona in the country
Apply At the HOME FOR PRIEEDLRss CHTLDREN
o 4i2 king Street, Mondays from to O'clock. p
2 April l. 1B64fg +'~A
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
Sugar,
Coffee,
Tea,
Molasses,
Sugar,
And all other articles usually kept in Grocery Store
which he is selling at the
LOWEST VA RKET RATES.

Housekeepers requested to call and examine hia
stock OF goods The subscriber having hoen engaged in
the grocery business In the store James Morrow for
several years, feels confident that by strict attention 10
favor him with trial NS "'''
febS 6m' JAMES NJ JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

STATE OF DELAWARE.
- - EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
State Of Dea@are, do hereby certify that the a5ovs M,
foregoing is correct aud irus copy II tho ael ent,i
IAN act to amend the nnetyninth Chapiof ~ tha nv
vised de-, psssedsli Dover, March II 1865 tbe ari
ginal ofWhich is on file In this Department va
In testimony wharent have hereiuto sst ,
m hand and official seal, At Dover ihis trsrty y
t"''l seventh day OF April in the yslr OF our In2yd
ons thousand eight hundred and sixty 6ye ''''u
CUSTlS W. WRiGIT
may21m Secretary Of sis,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
Valuable Malt House Property
fol Sale

HAT large and valuable Malt House property situate
at the southwest Of Sixth ant Ofange strees
with iIont Of one hundredn feet ve inches 400 feet
inehes) Orange street. one hundred and eighty
niue feet six inches SO feet nches) on Sixth stTest
Price moderate aHd terms accommodating For. further
PARTICULARS apply to WM McCAULLEY CO.,
COG Market street,
lan2I Wilmington, Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
Secretary and TreAsurer-RoBBRr MoCAas n n '''
UhnEl Nsd1FVn Rg

9esie'aIf ana IIeAAnfer-koBBRr MOCABa, NJ d,
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd James DelaplaIn Christ
ana & hud James Webb, Samuel Barr H. q. Stntsenbury
Greek id John F. Williamson White Clay Creek ia
ueorge JAnyier, Now Castle Hd; Curtis B Elllson Pan
eadtr Hd.i John o. Clark, lied Lion 4ld WIN Tsnnia
smyrna James y: Burnham, St. Georges Hd; Chsrlss
u fleming Feer y Capsey, Milford Henry Todd Dover
ance as dues OF members; i-' ~ in74I-
III Wilson, Brandywine Hi Robert Mcoabe. MIL
S@fegk @ nd" James Delaplain, ChristlanA Id; John b.
hlllAmson White Clay Crock Hdi Curtis b. ellison
Hundreds Joseph G. Grlmth smyrnai JAMES Crppen
New Castle Hdi Charles 7. Riening Milford Chhries
Iunnell deorgeowni Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business adj dressed to tina
ION. "'''H
fa ROBERT MooABE N D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
For Rent

three soried brick building suitable for grocery In
a central situation.
Also large house and from ten to III iTteen Of
land auabl for trucking for keeping and hogs
Apply 10 WIN. McOAULLRY CO,
coo Market Stfeat,
Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
JACOB s. wELpIN
Law Co-Partnership.

Law Co-Partnership.
1lE underaignod have entered into partnershIp nda
1 the name and style OF BRADFORD a HIGdiNs, in
the practice Of Law except In cases where the Initial
States or State Of Delaware are parties.
They will practice in all the Courts Of this State and of
the United States for the Deiaware District
All business entrusted to their charge will reeeIye
prompt attention.
EDWARD O. BRADFORD
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
Cedar Camphor

And sehwerln's nnihilating Powder the great
remedies for moths and all kinds Of insects For sale At
WILSON'S DRUG STORE
Aprl6 No. COS Market ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

ON EXECUTION.
For taking gooIa in execution o,
Making inventory, apprasameal ani r-tpf ~
Advertising and selling goods, :,
Collecting 40 execution without sale az viii OF
small have been in his handa lftean Ia,
:, before the money s paldl Al
Double lhe above ies1 IT the execution 50.
On all sums collected. when tls exs-,,,ton. .-.,
500 there shall also be allowed three tet eent
In addition 70 the above iaes
Fora return Of "no goods"
For conveying person to jAii 70
Ana three ernis per mile from the place OF artyst
the jail and back to the Justices o0les ' "
For fervinga warrant Ia criminal case ar Ia,
hastardy =" ''i -
Levylng restitution money aud costs in aslavera,e sS
Conveying defendant from one county TO anotbsr 'o
five cent? per mile going and returpipg
Sunmhlhs Witnesses aud conveying a person a,
Jail and Tor leyyug execution, I'M A basIsrJ
vase the same lees as Tor Ike services on eirG
process
Executing wauaAt to arrest person, conyieod Of
entieng slaves, for beng In the Slate. oo
And mileage as on other process Of arrqsl w
for givihs notice to plaintiff on each execution la
TO a WITNESS 10
For each lays attendance, a
And three eente per mile from the witness, hona, oO
TO the place of trial and back
10 the tosress who actually lry the fii,ss s,,, m
And mileage iha same Gs jurni4 " ~
To TIRE PAkrlES REsprCrIVPty
For each doposition taken e.,
But more man one dollar shall not be allowed 10 '
elin9f party Ior deposlilons 10 a case before the
justice, nor more than i've ioars on apnesi
The justice shall tax tho Zee for oyery sneh ss,,
other fee shall be allowed no meags shsll Ia Il nV
unless i he expressly given in no case shall ~ se &
charged lor service not psilrmed aud every obco, w
personi recalVlng lee, Hha u1on dsnsaud giyas W.
celpt, specifying the items N' t"'a te
II any oicer Or person, eha receive anv vrsa,sr a,
more fees than herein allowed for Tho services specsd
or shall refuse to give such receipt or III a5d @
Item not herein specified he shall he deemed qaIltv w
misdemeanoEi and shall be fined not exceeding syt
Every ufce OF tue peace shall keep a printed or wit
ten COPY Of this act postei eonapieuous psSe in bi
office. f 'u h's
SECTION 2 Re itiurther enacted, That the act enti,t
IAN AT 20 amond Chapter 90 oftha Revised Coia og ha
state Of Delaware palisi at Dover February a. isba
sletieN p And he II further enacted That the se,rs
ilry OF blhh hr ahd 10 IL hereby requlrej inmodi,
aer the nassage of this act to the same 10 Ia nn
shed IN all the newspapers of the State for The spae Of
Passed at Dover, March II, 1866,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
NOTICE

Is hereby given that certificate for ons shsrs In ,bs
capital stock o. the Bank Of Delaware stAndne in M
name Of Mrs g. ". Donnadson deseassd an hs bonts
" the said bank, has been lost mlsaid and appca
tion has been made At the Bank for renewal X tbe
sAms' JAMES coUFER
JOHN c. aRODMR
April 20. lsO5.-msy2-st EnesutSrs,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26
WHISKERS! WHISPERS

Do you want Whlskers or Aouataehesf Our ureclan
Compound will force them to grow the smoothsst face
o. ehs or hair on baldheads ln sx weeks Price siO0
sealed, on receipt Of price.
Aprll1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-26

Protestant Episcopal Convention.
Ihe seventy-hh annual Convention OF the Protestant
hplseopa Church in the Diocese OF Delaware will be
holden In y. Psul's Church, GeoTgstown on the rst
wednesday I7th day) Of June, at O'clock, A. NJ.
mays Secretary oi eoSy.ntIo1p
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zHDEG.

Importer, Wholesale
aud Chinese Goods, FIRE proof in Nuuanu Street.
under the Public Hall. +q4-Iy
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81. Y. LUDlMcTON,

l~TC-EssvR rs & COZ
I~lpDrtcr Wholesale WiUCs
Liquors Charlton Wharf Honolulu. II. I. Ably
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
TackIug Ship OH Shore.

The weather eech Of he ;opsai shiyers,
The bowIines strain and the lee shrouds slacken
The braces tsgt, the 1.-the boom quivers,
And the with the coming sqUaI-clOud blacken
- Open one point on the weather-bow
l. the lighthouse tall Fire Island head;
There's a shadow Of doubt the captains brow.
And the pilot watches the heayng lead
stand q; the wheel, and with eager eye
To sea and 0 SKY AMI gaze.
TIL the lauttered order OF IS FCLL -
l. suddenly changed to FCLL FOR sTAYs -
The ship bends lower before the breeze
As her broad.de fair the blast she lays;
And she swiiter Eprings the ng seas,
~ the pilot eals - sTAsD FOR STAYS -
1, u silence all. each IN his place,
With gathered coils In his hardened ianis,
By tack bovine, by sheet and brace,
Waiting the wa,chwod impatient sa-ds.
Aud the light on Fire Island draws near,
As trumpet winged, the pilots shout
From li- post o the b9wsprit'= heel hear,
With the welcome call Of READY ABOCT 3"
No time 20 spare It Is touch and 90,
And captain grO~Is. " DUwS HELM HARD DOWN.
A my weight ;he whiring spokes throw,
While grows black with The s,orui-cIouds frown.
High DER the knight-heads flies the spray,
A. we meet the shock OF the DIunginE sea-
And my shoulder stiff to the wheel lay,
As I answer, AYE, AYE, SIR HA-A-E-D A-LEE :"
with swervin- leap OF a startled s;eei
The ship flies the eye of the wind,
The dangerous shoals the lee recede,
AMI the heNiIand white We have left behind
The topsaiIs fuer. the iib collapse
And belly and tug tie gro ining cIeats,
The spanker stats, AMI the mansaH flaps,
And thunders the order, stacks AND SHEsTs :"
Mid the rattle Of blocks and the tramp Of the crew.
Kisses TIE rain o the rushing squaIIi
The sails are aback rom cl-w cIew.
Aud now = for 9 MATSsAIL HAUL 80
Ant tte heavy yards ike "A baby's toy
BY aty strong arms swiftly swung
She her way, and lonk with joy
the first white spray DER the bulwsrks fuag-
"LEr 90 ASD UArI.l :" lis the last command, =
AMI the head-ssIs fH o the blast more;
Astern and u leeward lies the hui-
with breakers white on the shingly shore.
What matters the reef. the rain, or the squal:
I steady the helm for the open sea-
Tbe first lEate cLlnors " BELAy, THERE ALL -
AuI captains breath mes free
And > shore Il; the good ship fyi
Little / how the gIsts may ttow,
IL Il : fo'eastie bunk jacket dry,
E=h: Les have stTucks ana watch ID beoTAtIGEfi-.
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j. WORTH,

Genera Merchandise, iiiio. Ha@a Ships supplied
with rlt= ths sLoTtt notice, reasonable
Bills exchange a. 475ly
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4 a sNLE~ss sol
M'CANDLESS g. CO.

q. r. EHLERS,
Dealer In DTE Goods. Silks, - r..
s6sIy Fort Street. Honoluu, Oaiiu. II. 1.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
VVN,AxExosTEMENT ON THE BORDER.

One Of the greatest sells of the time has
inst been perpetrated at Derby Line, and
fully illustrates the anxiety of our neigh
bors in Canada, at the present time IN
regard to the great Fenian movement
which they evidently think is destined to
annihilate their fair domain. 1t seems
that Yankee peddler who was accus-
toned to perambulate this Northern coun-
try selling corn brooms, and who was
called by his numerous acquaintance by
the euphonious title OF "Brooms, hap
neped in Montreal about the time of the
St. Adams raid. Unfortunately he was
suspected of being engaged in the sub
brsipes and by the Jealous Canadian au
thorities was placed III durance vile, where
be remained for some time, until he finally
procured bail and returned to the Land
of the free and the home Of the brave.
"Brooms, not relishiug the treatment he
had received at the hands Of the Canadi-
ans, determined to pay them off the first
opportunity. Being at Derby Line last
Friday he telegraphed to the authorities
at Montreal that band Of Fenians were
organizing on the border for grand raid
on the Province and that they had better
send down men to note progress and be
prepared He signed himself "A former
resident Of Montreal" but failed to state
under what circumstances The telegram
brought three detectives, one of whom
came across the line and put up at the
Derby Line Hotel 1t so happened that
there was to be a military funeral at the
Line the next day and the boys had sent
to Newport for an extra supply Of guns,
These we're stored IN room adjoining the
one occupied by the detective, and the
boys were occupied most of the night i'll
counting and fixing the guns for the spe-
cial benefit of the Montreal NAB who, 10
doubt, thought he had at last found the
great Fenan rendezvous, which has been
SO much sought for Of late. How the poor
fellow shook in his boots, and what excit-
ing dispatches he sent to his brethren
across the line will, perhaps. never be
fully known, but the thing proved a source
of infinite amusement to the Lime boys"
who well knew that there was not Fe-
man circle within fifty miles-Neaoport
ErpreSS ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-29
gamuille Aewsdealer
CHAS. C. MORSE, EDITOR.
Hyde Park, Wednesday, Nov. 90, 1865.
VOLUME SIX.

Full FIVE years has this paper made its
weekly visits to great majority of the
families in this County and to many for
mer residents who have sought home and
fortune in distant lands, bringing to those
at home, tidings from those abroad, and
vice versa. We much regret that those
tidings have not always been of joy,
Often have its perusers scanned the list of
wounded and slain or who have died in
the prisons of civil enemy, and there
70 und the name of some near relative or
fri end but such tidings have had their
exceptions, for at times we have chrori-
cled items that have given JOY and glad
ness to individuals and the community.
We have endeavored to be a faithful jour
nalist, although combining ourself mostly
to the news of the County giving that
which wonld be of the greatest interest
and profit to its patrons. We have also
striven to give the influence Of the paper
to the cause of right and justice. How
far we have succeeded in this, the readers
can judge.
Duiing the time in which we have had
the control, we have had reason to be CRATE
full for the good degree Of patronage rcceiv-
ed, and so long as we continue here in this
business we hope no lack will take place,
but on the contrary, still renewed efforts on
the part Of our friends. and greater de-
gree of prosperity thereby be attained.
To this end we will exert ourself and en-
deavor to merit and amply repay all favors.
OF late, the most that we have to COM
plain of, is, the lack of original commu-
nications. There are many local interests
and questions which deserve sound thought
and discussion in order to bring them be
fore the people in their true light and
condition. 1t is through the medium of a
local paper that local enterprises are
brought to notice of capitalists. We hope
the people fully realize this, aud that they
will accordingly act. 1t must not be ex-
pected that the editor who is confined to his
office and "sanctum" most of the time, can
be fully conversant with every point of
interest, nor would flying visit and in
spection of an enterprise be sufficient to
enable him to impart to his readers con-
else account of its worth and benefits.
We would say to our clerical friends,
and others, that through the columns Of
newspapers, much might be said that would
/ 60 far to correct the evils that are preva-
lent in almost every community. We keep
our columns open for discussion on every
subject fit to be publicly discussed, and
cordially invite our friends to partake. +
4 We baye previously announced that it
was our intention to enlarge the paper at
the commencement Of this volume, but
alas the full consumation of human hopes
aud intentions arc seldom realized. Pa
per, which during the summer evinced
some symptoms of return to something
near living price, has again taken an up
ward tendency, and indicates speedy re-
turn to the high prices paid last winter.