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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-11
BARN v9EaiVRE..

IN the Telegraph of 18th inst, a contrib
tor, "B," from Norristown, informs yor
readers how he prevents the wcevil fro
injuring his grain. This reminds me of Il
fellow who, when his milldam was leakin
went to work to stop the leak by plastcriI
mud on the 0Wtsiaf of the leak. Preveutif
i'll most cases is said TO be better than cui
hence l would prefer to drire them OUt ~ {
barR in preference to keeping them out {
the bins
Now my plan, Mr.. Editor, and have I've,
under the necessity of performing it 70
times during my farming career of aho
forty years-is, to staTc them out of 1
barn, by stacking out all the wheat and
for one or two seasons, until the fcrmentati'
Of the straw is over, say five or six week
or leave it ont until You are ready to thra
it. Then it may be placed in bins, or tax,
to market, as the farmer sees fit, withO
fear of the little rascalS doing much damae
1t is true, if there are many weevils in a ha
they will still eat some OF the grain; but
they are incapable fcontinuing their specie
they will have all disappeared 10y the folio
ing season. The old stock die off annual
and if they are prevented from laying the
brood in the wheat previous to the ierment
tion, (aS during this fermentation in the n"
the young are hatched outJ they breed b
comes extinct. In the fall of the year Il
weevils go down into the foundations of
buildings, for their winter quarters; and
no wheat or rye is taken into the barn for
year or two, until after the straw has I,
mented, these pests find their occupati'
gone. In this way | consider that preyc
tion is better than cure.
January, 1865, LANCASTER CO. FARME
GermaRtOtrn Telegraph.
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A short time ago an Indiana soldi
named VIM. johnson, deserted from Z
army, went to Alton, where he married
young and very respectable lady who h.
been waiting for him for the past two yea
The newly married couple went a short hC
eymoon of five days, after which Johns
stole three thousand dollars from his spor
and then prevailed upon the wife of anotl
soldier to elope with him TO st. Paul, NJ
nesOta, where the rascal was arrested.
4 French workman's breakfast Goa
him two and half cents; his dinner, inc
ding half bottle ot wine, ten cents; andi
supper about | cents.
The State of Illinois has sent 154 re-
ments 10 the field, and Cook county. VIII
includes Chicago, furnished over twenty
them, total of 20,l16 men. A proud
ord for the county and the State.
There is much talk in the southern
of England about the severe frosts this "
ter, for which the memory has to go bi
many years to find parallel.
The Professor who holds the Heb
chair at sorbonne, France, is over sixty ye
old and Is blind. His name is Munck.
is Silesian Jew, and a man of great err
tion. In 1865, since he.lost his sight, he
ciphered the hisroglyphios on an anci
sarcophagus at the Louvre, his only go
being his finger tips. Re is equally
ersed in sanscrit, Arabic and Chaldale,
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? @ E T IlC A l..
''EsYE-lANss-isYE."

Was the parting very bitter
Was the hand clasp very tightY
| Is storm of tear-drops falling
From face all sad and white2
Think not of it in the future
Calmer, fairer days are nigh;
Gaze not backward, but look onward
From sunny "bye-and-byc"
Were some whispered words too cherished ?
Was the touch oc lips too sweet9 i
Are two souls once linked together
Never, never more to meetS .#
Never here, earths poor, vain passion,
Slowly mouldcring out must dye,
But its ashes shall return teu -. ~ .-
Something "bye-aed- bye"
Was the priceless love you lavished
Sought Cor, played with, and then slain ?
were Its crushed and quiv'ring remnants
Camly thrown you back again
calmly too the remnants gather,
Bring them home without sigh.
Sweet returns.they yet shall bring YOU
In coming "bye-and-bye"
Is your frail boat tossed and battered,
With its sails all fora and wet,
Crossing DER Il waste of waters
Over which your son has setl
To the shore all caln, and sunlit,
10 the smooth sand warm and dry,
Fallh shall bear your shattered vessel
Safely, surely, "bye-and-bye."
Are the eyelids very weary,
Does the tired head long for rest,
Are the temples hot and throbbing,
And the hands together pressedi
Hope shall lay you on her bosom,
Cool the poor lips parched and dry,
And shall whisper, "Rest is coming,
Kest forever, bye-and-bye.'
And when calmed and cheered and frcshened
by her soul-inspiring voice,
Then look up the heavens are bright'ning,
Cease your wailing and rejoice;
Cry not out tor days departed,
None will hear you, none reply;
But look on where light is breaking
Ger brighter "bye.and bye"
Cover up with earnest striyings
All tue wayward, wasted Past;
Raise torn and blood stained. banner
O'er victory won at last.
Fold your wet and weary pinions,
Hush your useless sob and sigh;
Rest ye. rest ye, from your troubles.
In the thought Of "bye-and bye"
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Woodburn & Scott's spoke, hub and axe
handle manufactory, st. Louis, was destroy
ed by fire ON Friday evening Loss about
100000 One hundred and fifty work-men
were thrown out of employment by the fire.
The Illinois Legislature has passed bill
appropriating S25,OOO for the purchase of
the burial place of the late Stephen A. Doug
las.
The New York and New Haven railroad
used over three tons of white paper Tor tick
cts last year, costing over sixteen thousand
dollars.
An exchange says Jonah was the first
man on record who struck oil.
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,rAvvCIsEWs A cox,
e F. o." =" & FEED STORE.

tLUOU LE AND RETAIL.
IFUOLESh- fully informs tho public
.,,,r ,,bscriber Yespec, on hand at his new
uth m,t be Keeps Consistently in Valley Railroad
i,PFiI6TsE. near tha ssSmoA barrel and sacks
epo, sgNsTEdS EasS ly rlGss iSs q t;p MS own Mill.
u M .saye s" "a all manufactured ~ hls
Ihs n, S'b,. Nv .o,d at the lowest cesh prizes.
snnbn,y, June 4, i6Oi
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TERMS OF ADvEA

One square of 10 lines, one time, y
Every subsequent insertion, b
One square, MONTHS y
Six months, 60
Ono year, 10 O.
Executors and Administrators notices 50
Auditor notices, SO
Business Cards Of limos, per annum, 80
Merchants and others advertising by the year
with the privilege Of changing quarterly, as
follows
One quarter column, not exceeding squares, SIS G
One half column, not exceeding squares, Is 0
One column, 80 0
Editorial or local advertising, any number of lin
not exceeding ten, 20 cents per line 10 cents 70
every additional line.
Marriage notices, so cents. ..
Obituaries or resolutions accompanying notices
deaths, 10 cents per line.
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JOB Rim TIN

We have connected with our establishment we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
execute, in the neatest style, every variety of
Printing
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PUTNAM CF.OIIgEs-yyRsNGEEs

The ONLY reliable selfAdjusting Wrnger.
! No Woodwork to Swell or Split.
I No Thumb-Scrcws to get out of Order
! Warranted with or without Cog-Whecls.
! 1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at Firty-seven State
and County Fairs 1863, ma il, without an excep.
| tion the best Wrinrcr ever made.
| Patented in the United States, England, Canada
and Australia.
Sample Wringcr sent, Express paid, on recei pto
Price.
Energetic agents mako from 3 to 10 Dollars per
No. .. Sc SO. No l. 81. so. No F. $50 No. As9 so
Manufactured and sold wholesale and RETAIL by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
o. l3 Plat Street, New York, and Cleveland Ohio
S. C. N0RTHROP, Agent.
WI, -AT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz
1bot Iron well galvanized will not rust;
That simple machine is better tiian Il complicated
TTv THAT 8 vringcr should be solfadiusting, durable
That Tim. b-Scrcws and Fastcnings cause delay and
tronh. m re. 'ulate and keep in order;
Thnt wood bea rings for the shaft to in will wear
That the putnaiu Wringer, with or without cog
wheels, will not to sr the clothess
That wheel regulators are not essential
That the Putnam N'ringcr has all the advantages
and not one of the disa iyantages above named:
That nil who have tasted it pronounce it the BEST
Wringer ever made
alteration. -, A..
scrt only a few to convince the skeptical, If such
there be anil we say to all, test Putnams Wringer.
T.st II tTjIOR,.UGHLY with ANY and ALL others,
and if not entirely satisfactory return it.
PursAM MANUFACTURING 20;
GentIemen;-I Know from practical experience
that iron well galvan lied with zinc will not oxdize
or rust one particle The Putnam Wringcr is as
near perfect as possible. and can cheeiluIly re-
commend il to be the besl IN use
Respectfully yours,
JN0. W. WHEELER, Cleveland, ONO.
Mane years experience in the calyanizing bus.
ness enable me t1 ndolse the above statement in all
particulars. ,,,,rrc,r
No, 100 Beekman Street.
New York January, 1864
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer by
practical working, and know that it will do. 1t is
cheap il is simple 1t requires no room, whether at
work or ut rest; child operate it it does its
duty thoroughly; it saves time and it saves wear
and tear. We earnestly advise all who have much
washing do with intelligent persons who have any
to buy this Wrnger. 1t will pay for itself in year
at most. Hon hOhaCE uhELLLl'
June IS, 1854. DO
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Tue FOURTH or JuLY.-Ihc town Council
Of the town OF Bcrrin ha. Appropriated the sum Of
&lCuO for tie celebration Of the coming Fourth Of
July In an appropriate manner.
MORRIS AND Essen RAILRoAD.-Thc annual
meeting of tho Morris and E,soK Railroad Company
vas held at Hohoken, yesterday March,, l.. Ward,
presiding. Tie annual report read, and showed
a favorable state Of affairs. The following named
gentlemen weIo elected directors WIN. Mriuht,
Beach \AndcIpOOI, !. {. GArthwaIte Wan. Wood,
Aaron Robertson Robert Hamilton, joe, ph Z. Brad :
ley, Edwin 4. stevens, Ahtnm :. Hewitt, j, &. Lord,
RAndo pa.
IHREATESING LrFE.-A WON. n named Mary
Hosan, re.idng in Warren street, Jerscy City, was
arrested last evening on charge OF thTcatenns to
direnhowel her hubbard. Dennis HOGAN, with cary.
Ing kuilc she locked up Tor the night
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A sso,ehrnsn, named d smish, has recently pub
lished bouk euuuol the Psychonony Of tho
Thumb. In this work we are Informed thss idiots
have very small and ili-Isyslopod thumbs and IA
proof of this, referred to plate repre'cut.
iug tie thumb Of the COR lis, from which 1t seems
intended to infer shat idiot and gorilla are COM
ycrttle terms "Gencr.lly," Il 10 sad, "a small
thuub Is the index of yarilAuon and irresolu;ion
IL ia also indicative %! accommodate * aud low
ing spirit. The large thuInb, on the contrary, IL
Ihe iudex Of strong will, and Little gene raj IN
path YIN short, OF the heart being IN objection
10 We head" The question, OF cours, srIses
Whether Fan nccuum slaNnS ana lONIaE slTH'
msy not suiugse . creature who Is rec iruu va
cillatop and irreso uIoL, and thon wrAI Is ths
rule q, thumtg F4t TO pass on e. the pAAlant es, 4"
or what cogumoG Re pic call Joins" The
ouu, "tLe INDEX OF logical a,um'n." II you SCI q
upon u lie Ia tall ot prcyuucc; and 81 Lrc second
pasu'c be also Gct-.e.., te prejudice - luyiuci-
de" Il tie nrst pl.auso he longer sui more
pow,.tul tAsn te ~ M, tie posscss1r rs N
OF tyrAnnous tcudcu. .cs; a. IL ''5c o. a medium
SIC, 4 no lon -pr rtprs uIB domination, blI .itu-
ply pass We TuslstsA,u d" u 10 80 short spd uete,
puwtr At win W.. 10 wanting, aud the mind, iuc-
tuAuuS a. rgcs lu,r, he. tluts subject o &c will
OF OSners " II Il ne "ttry sAVIt, resistance te,oues
| impossible, nu4 lr1-.rsiI1u . cump'eo. hArty
anu sailtbs tIsgt sci t4gA other Without aug 81 a.
reut ,sIe'," / ttc st, Jui la.lI1ge o., '.J4s ALL
! struLS, Ivy C aud reason IgtEsi over .mpAbo an,
Nl, But hAuull tLe sc vul puHtaukc ut r.url md
weak, tne Individual Les.Ates 10 aet'
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A new Wayto stop n Thief

A singular auecdo'c o. Thomas Cu.suien, tho
frn Governor Of .he s,a.e OF veFuouh is rclat.
ed.
Mum" said he, one n.ght, his usual way #
addressing his wife, "mum, who is that s,epp.ug
50 sonly IN tao kitcneuC'
Il WAS IN M ht, and eyery u in the house r4n
ssr. o ave tae Governor AnU Lis compualar lie
len iIs ell sto4l,u4ly a. he pos-ltiy 1old, lnl.
lowed te intruder into the cellar, AM W.tl ON
himself lcing iticpEej, uearu him taxing l.ryg
pieces ofpIrk ont o, Ais neat arrel, and stowI /,
iIcIn away Ia = ha..
"Who's ihcT,Y exclaimed the Governor IN {.
storm, ften,ur.An voice. as the snGuoer legan
iuaNius PREPARATION to "ho off,"
The THE. s-rGak back into tie corner, As mate
as Gond man.
"Bring candle num-"
The Governors wife went for she light.
"Wuat are you waiting for, Mr. Robter, Thief
or whatever our Chr-Ekl name may be-" said
tie Governor.
lhe guilty culfrt SHOCK as II his very Joints
would be Fuudercd
Come, sur" continued Governor Chircnden,
30. W yoVI ssek SgI Le W. agI tolI bs
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going round disturbing honest people 70 ohsn
when VI y want 10 be taking q. cir repose."
TIE Ihief, dumfounded, now looked more fight
hIl than ever.
"Be cuiet, man" said the Governor; "hu up
lie was compelled 10 comply.
Have you got enough novt he gone, then, In
one minute! when you have devoured this, come
again, In the day time, and III give you more, rs-
,h,r than have nv house pillaged at such an hour
IS his. One hing more, ict nc tell you and ths,
II. that as sure a. fate, ever have the small est
reason 10 suspect you q smother such act the law
sail he put In force, and the dungeon receive an
ether occupant. Otherwise, you may SUI run a.
lsrsc Tor suything that | snal DO.
Toe man wont sWav, snd was never aiterrtri
known 10 commit an immoral set
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NJ hRlNE NEWS.


juac IS -. E.sc',i2--s. sets, 81 .water.oO 30.
CLEAEED.
STE NMSiIiPS- Creole. Richmond Commander,
With In4tOu, FIHaccN NHahiuston.
suGi-Aiolaidc, I'ri'ishI Cutting for Liverpool.
BARK Compete JBrtisll Hook for Havana
BRIG Anna y Jordan, Parker, for Gu.ntsn1mo.
sCHOONFRs-I Hickman. Iere.; 4 w Ware,
Do. Nick'isou. MoteheAd CIV: : T. Iayne, City
Point. = / King. Calais Arctic, Ncvlu-v00Tt; Fink,
Csce BAy; u Giliotp.c, inisor; - II King, Caials;
btui Bow u, NtshIust.n Moonlight, DO.
ARRIVED.
STFANFUtPS- Moro Castle, Havana; H1yc, Port
Epr AZ FRlcou. AIetuu'tin: kqukakce, WhitestCne
Com Perry, Fort cs Monroe, Lafayette, Bret.
suTs-B Kimbal'. Hamburg; Cultvhtor, PEN
sacnla deutschland. Il4ml uTg; GfeaI Western, llv-
e.poo'. Onwud Rio Jnncno.
BARRs- Nnshwa.t. Saul.. SOLE, tf'aliArl tI-vana
-icili,n, PhllulelrhiN Gco.gc Hunt Cardenhs
Crimes Ca'dih, Viking, GARDENS.
HRl .s-Iyro Nans,nilS. orion, Glaze Ray. G r.
wyllr, Gov Bay, & -, Hediey Nicsi~ Matsnzns
sCUOONEEs Southern Cto.s Windsor. Euphe.
mis-, SNrul, Ann & 2us9n, Bnlliott, y 9. sally Cav
Maryland T. 4 he Hart, trap1nd, Y r. leland
Plvnee, Newuce, Ncs l1ndon, Ante orc. RocElnnd
safrh lnrc, Newport; VI Ilnlly. Cat,' MARY Brew
ct, Rocklnud AFRO, Stamford Dcsacn, MscHiA-; q
" Booth. A.oysuiaN 4 n pHy, Baltimore; AzoIiHn
E,pIthprn. Pacific, ChsTlottetown. = T. u : rHh
~uIiuotrie. T. l. / white sel, Rondou' for BOstcn
h''c Rect, Albany 'oI Boston, W II Mitchell, Shu
lo" lrauconiI, L.urEn.
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suf hair Is sometime. sign Of ohstinscy, sleek
locks denote patience, 'urly head Is always &C.
conpanloi hy git aud love u pleasure. Promsture
prcy hair denotes misnuropv, continued suffer.
In. Vbel,r n. vsi,,l or moral, excessive labor or
dissipAuou. WIZ re- ard & those shundant locks
with time is po.er.ess 30 bleach. they are the
h.ls- u 81 even disposition and mediocre in'
te.loct.
MEs PArrtSGr1S w,nts 10 know, ~ were not
intended th.t women should Dir We their hutbhnds,
y are hey Qut thr ugh We bridal ceremony
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o'coot car driver, named wm. Doushetty. rot into
an alteration With James smith. at the corner
OF oadway and Thirty ninth streeti in Ieiaioa -
On. sac Of licte,s tot an excursion. While eneased
IN this alteration, ~ |. ALLEGED that Smith drew
KNIFE and stalled Doughefy In the breast, inhicting
aseVefe wound. Smith VA arrested
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! $40 Us. L0AN-FlFTH NATIONAL
COAs..

COAL-C OAI-COAL-WE ARE SELLING
Sior ~ DAYS Mt mere cust red and white arh, stOys
and esq, aud nut coal 81 cents cheaper than any
1888 RiynetOn II, BY ADAM BROWN co. 30l
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l3DlCINES.


A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR INTEM.
II pcrnncc Dr. KINGS salvation Powders. Tho
desire for liquor destroyed, unknown II need te).
he pow ors only 'icken II liquor j. drank after tak
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sOn II, cor Grove 81. 80
CURE FOR LOVE OF STRONG DRINK
" Dr. ZELL'S POWDERS 4 fresh supply Of the o
excellent Powders IN, been received ut ~ South "a
It, " iamshuIgh. They eau lie givtn, unknown to
the patient 10 tea, coffee or beer. BEWARE o.
IMITArIOSS-. Dr. ZELL ; Powders DO not rckeu
or cause any unpleasant icclingr. Price ONE DOL
LAR. UJJ
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TCO Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

WELLINGTON In Williamshursh, on "Wednesday,
Hr. Edsud killuston. aced 90 yehrs.
Ills relatives sud friends Hie respectfully invited
g. attend the funeral ca Friday afternoon, lurc 10
a. o'clock, from the south "a At VI T.. Church. SO
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uAIR UPROOTEp FROM ALL PARTS OF

II MN z 7 TtVT'TT III T NUM- y ID |NTFI ~ VI
the body IN minutes, without iuJury TO ths
skln, by tPHAMS peplatory Powder. All OF send
Tor " phsm's IL p latOry PoNdel," nnd take M
other. Price 81 sold By BARNES, II Park Row,
and HFLMBOLp, 500 Broadway. 40
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COl.OR3
l. the Hair Nhl,k,ls and Moustachc beautiful
black or brown II consists Of only pleT Araion.
Color will not fade or Wash out Only o. cente lox.
Sold by BARNES, ~ Park Row, and HELhBOLp,
bq4 BrOadWay. AL
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A IL THE NEW EASY WALKING Clutches
4haro nov ready.-Thsse celebrated patent elasucs
are ackno-ledee1 the beet heathie.t and ebeipS
ever male. Physic as should call and etanine
them for invalids ~ H. The patent elsstie tope can
be hied " suv other cruicb IN ~ minutes Ch.
Broadway. 3i3
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CHFAp CIOTUING-A LARGE ASSOC

7 .EAD-TIE HIGHEST PRICES PAID
nor old lead, at 1873 broadway, north.re. corner
2 ith IT, IL
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buirh. Price one Dollar per b1'ue. ~
ERECKLES. TAN AND PlMPl.ES RE-
l. moved 1t onrc, 10y the use of I Pll ANS treckle,
ran and pimp.c BIn-her Puce ~ crnt-, sod by
BARNES, u Park Row, and llELhBOlLh 59i
BToadWuy. 40
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/ .EAki ROOFS-THE UNION CEMENT
L<toohng Compy, repairs old tin, shlnge or metal
roofs and warrant them tiphL or pay. Parties
VII he shown roof which havu been done four
years. Cc- cut for sale hy the gallon or barrel IL
can be- applied by any person. II will dr. in ono
or IN the sun. ON os--3og Fulton ~. Brooklyn
5Nt Myrtle ave; IltNyrtle ave, the Company's de-
POT, OF yn DalclAy q. Nov NoIk. 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-09

BRroAnIER GENERAL ULLMAS. = Drigadier
deneral Daniel Ullman, from General Canby's
Department, is now on visit to relative In
In this city. General Ullman is a native Of Will
mingion, lie has rendered good service to.the
cause Of bis country in the great struggle for the
preservation of national Independence aud free
dom. We are pleased to learn that he is in the
enjoyment of good health.
RESIGNED Samuel c. Morton, Eco, for
many years President Of the Board Of Trade, Of
Philadelphia, has resigned. The board on his
retirement expressed their regret and bore
testimony to the zeal and faithfulness with which
nc performed his duty. Mr.. Morton is a native
OF wilmington, and ranks among the best aud
most respected merchants Of orr sister city.
HEAvY SToRM-A tremendous storm of rain
and hail passed over this city about half-past
five O'Clock, last evening. IN some places the
streets were literally covered with hail stones Of
unusually large size. The probability is that
this storm has done considerable damage to
fruit blossoms in the country.
MILITARY SRSrsxcE.-John D. Corbin, ar
rested short time since in Delaware. on the
charge of selling bogus passes to soldiers, has
been sentenced by Military Commission, to
six months imprisonment at hard labor in Fort
Ncllenry, and forfeit all pay due him as q sol
der.
REMOVED All restrictions on trade with and
in the State of Delaware, are removed by order
OF the Secretary of the Treasury.
CoSFInMATIoS.- Sunday morning last, the
rite OF confi nation was administered to twelve
persons in st. Andrews church, by the r. Rev.
DR.. Lee.