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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-16

Mary Mcneil
Petition for Dover.
Malcom McNeill and others,
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction Of the Court that
i Malcolm McNeil one of the defendants in this case,
resides beyond the limits of this State it is therefore,
ordered by the Court that advertisement be made
for six weeks successivey in the Wilmington Journal a
paper published in the city of Wilmington notifying the
less he appear the next term of this Court and plead
demur to said petition the will be taken pro cOssO
and heard pdrte to him.
Witness Frank Saneford Clerk of said Court at Of
fee in Rockingham, the 30th day of July A. D. 1866
FRANK. SANFORD, Clerk.
Aupust l. 26-6w
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North Carolina,

DUPL1N COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July Term, 1866
John r. Miller
and wife, Nancy Ann,
ps. Petition Partition of Land.
Frederick II. Smith
and wife, Celia Jane
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
Frederick H. Smith and wife, Celia Jane, in this
resides beyond the limits Of this Sate it is therefore,
notion ordered by the Court that advertisement be made
for six weeks successfully at. the Court House door in
Kenansvile and three other public places in Duplin
county and also in the Wilmington Weekly Journal no.
and that unless they appear the next Term of this
Court and the petition the same will be taken
pro cOnfeSSo and heard er pd1tee as to them.
Witness WALTER R. BELL, Clerk Of said Court at
Office the third Monday of July, A. d. 1866, and in the
91st year Independence this the 4h day of
August, 1866 . ~ -
27-
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Family School for Young Ii. NdleS.

TNHE REV. DIR. HOOPER will continue his Select &
Il School at the house of Col A M. Faison 1eaT war
Depot N C. The session of twenty weeks VIII com
mence on Wednesday, the 29th August.
TERMS.
Tuition in the higher branches Of English and
frencn ~
Music by competent Lady Observation-Disclosures 20
Use of Instrument. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Board per Month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
Payable in gold its equivalent-haf on entrance
and the balance at the close of the Session.
Aug 27-w3t
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Aug. 8
Order of Publication.
Mary Mcneil

State Of North Carolina, Richmond County.
Court g Please and Quarter Sessions, July Ien A. d.
1856
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WALLACE. J. B. sOUTHERLA
WALLACE l. SWITZERLAND,

~ ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VI OFFICE 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
(wharves and Warehouses foot of Walnut st,)
WILMINGTON, n. G..
Will give prompt personal attention to all cOnsgn-
ments of Naval Stores Cotton Spirits Turpentne Rosn
Tar Provisions &c. &c. either for sale shipment Aso
TO forwarding Merchandise, &c.
FebS Witt
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North Carolina,
DUPLIN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July Term, 1885,
Mary Cole,
Bassil Cole,
Jesse Cole,
Mary Deal, petition Dover
Joshua Cole,
John Cole,
Caroline, daughter of Owen Halsoe,
and wife Keziah,
Richard Swinson and wife Ann
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction OF the Court that
Richard Swinson and wife Ann two OF the defendants
in this cause resides beyond the limits OF this State
therefore ordered by the court that be
in Kenansvie and at three other public places in Dupn
County also in the Wilmington Weekly Journal mott
fyng said defendants Richard Swinson and wife Ann of
the filing of this petition and that unless they appear at
the term of this Court and the petition, the
will be taken pro cofesso and heard pdrtee to
them.
Witness, WALTER R. BELL Clerk of said Court, at
Office the third Monday of July, A. D., 1885, and in the
91st of American Independence this the 4h day of
August, 1866.
WALTER R. BELL, Clerk.
Aug. 27-6t
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

SQUARE of 10 nes or less for each and every inser
ton, ST.
Special Notices will be charged 50 90 per square for each
and every insertion
All Obituaries and private publications of every charae
tor are charged as advertisements.
s-No advertisement, rejecting upon private charac-
~ csn under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted
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of the King of Prussia to Berlin-IIis Adj

:, hia,Convention. They were unanimously ac
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-08-16

LARGE LUMP OF GoLD.-Another large lump of
gold has been obtained at one of the mines of P
G. Carlton & Co., in this State It weighs g.
pounds.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22
4ailp MonntaiineJer:.. {.
EpItOme Of Telegraphic News.
rconpnED FROM THE onrooSIAS.l
pATEs no MAY 1n.

Philadelphia, May l9.-The Academy of
Music WAS crowdedto night by nm enthusas-
tic audience to hear Senators Doolttle and
Cowan on national issues. Doolittle declares
that the man who denies the Uuion of the
States under the Constitution, is himself a
ilisunionist. He referred to the many calum-
nies that had been raised agains. the personal
character of the President, and expressed the
firm belief that no man living was more as
siduouslv and conscienciously engaged in the
discharge of his dnty TO his country than An
drew johnson. lie illustrated ihe policy of
President Lincoln, to show the policy of Pres
jdent Johnson was not new one, but that it
was in obedience to the wishes of the Union
party, instead of the President proving false
10 the men who were leading the Uuon party
and were preventing its grand objects aud
iptentions-the restoration of the Union and
eoforcement OF the law.
Cowan followed in an argument in defense
Of sustaining laws by virtue of which the re-
bellion had been crushed. The Presidents
plan of reconstruction relies alone upon the
authority of the Constitution and the,law of
the land. If the Southern people had not
forgotten their allegiance to the Constitution,
there would have been no rebellion. He was
opposed to any anne adment to the\ Constitu-
tiou at present.
NeW York, May l9.-During four months
ending April 3Oth, 4s,722 immigrants ar
rived, and since that date l7,9Ol, making a
total of 56,8l3. From this time forward the
heaviest immigration of the year may be
looked for, and the total is already estimated
at 100000. Whether the influence OF the
cholera will exert checking or acceerating
effect on immigration, is not taken into ac-
count.
The Mexican Club Of this city has passed
series of resolutions denouncng Santa
Anna as IN enemy to liberty and entirely un-
worthy the confidence or sympathy of the
Liberal cause The club charges him with
being an accomplice of Napoleon and Maxi.
milial.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22
GRANT COUNTY UNION CONVENTION

Pursuant to notice, the Union Convention
met at the Court House, in Canyon City, on
Tuesday, May lst, 1866. After being duly
organized, the, following nominations were
perfected @
For Senator-L. o. Sterns.
For Representatives-M. NJ. Mexican and
Thos. H. Brents.
For County Judge Frederick Adams.
For Sheritf-M. p. Berry
For County Clcrk-A. Morehead.
For Treasurer-F. G. Sells.
For Assessor-W. B. Whitten.
For Suryeyor-C. Ii. Barrett.
For Coroner-Dr. Brunny.
For Supt. of Public Instruction--W. b.
Rineharl.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
son of the Civil Rights Bill, intelligence of
which has been received since the adjourn
inent of the State Union Convention, affords
just cause to fear that the unhappy difference
existing between the President nd Congress
is radical and irreconcilable.
ResotDed, That we have implicit confidence
in the wisdom, patriotism and integrity of
Congress, and in the ultimate success of its
efforts to throw the safeguards of the law
around the Liberties of all the people of the
Uoited States, and secure to every man his
rights in the courts ofjustce
Resolued, That justice, sound policy and
the honor of the nation alike require that
tue recent adopted amendment to the Con-
titution of the United States should be
faithfully carried out, MS well in spirit as in
letter, and that this be done only through
Congressional action and that we regal
any factious interference by the President
,rah the Constitutional ie istation of Congress
upon this subject as opposition to the Con-
stitution and encouragement to disloyaly,
and a violation of his oaths and the nation 5
solemn and oft repeated pledges.
Resoived, That we are in favor OF the States
lately in rebellion being represented in Con-
gre's by loyal men, and opposed to their
being represented by men who are disloyal.
ResoiUed, That we heartily endorse the ac-
tion Of those OF our Representatives in Con-
greSs who voted for the passage of the bill
known as the Civil Rights bill, and that we
look 10 the President for strict en- orcement
of the same, thereby securing to all equal
and exact justice.
On motion that report Of the proceedings
be published in the MoUSTAISEER and Orego
man the Convention adjourned.
NJ. NJ. McKEAN, President.
II. C. GRHGonY, Secretary.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-22

CApr. SMALt's Company OF Oregon Cav
airy, arrived here yesterday evening and will
10 to Vancouver tomorrow morning to be
mustered out OF service.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

Will pay S50O to rrVpIlasOg 81 any Med cine mat
can show q eater number OF Lalue Certificate OF
cares effected oY near Jas pace where II IS made
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, BloodJ h!rx, 14GEttea'
Typhoid EenAittent Inter uittept and BIN revere,
Rsyer And Asus, GhUlers Morbus, leAuS JAoniite,
ecrotu.A Au4Ains Sors Legs ,ue-., tUseeah Ns4-
rAlsia, kAsumAllsm, Coughs. Co.us, Cfalnp 10 iAe
stomach, Uhronie DlsrrhoA. Piles, leter sceid hea
Ophuema, falling wAy-sicznsss pecuit! 10 e ia
rem Lenchorrhes, Falling OF the Womb, a. Obstruct
ions to c0urss OF uAtute ia :uaus, all Nenera
diseAser. yspta arising trUn llnpGle Bpou
OF "a wsa6 And state Of tAe svna1A 20. -
Kidueys. Certificates Of cures OF the ltJw fever Ii
Mexico eau also be tucnlsued kLAsABAK Il u Does
mot cure, the VAL De 81" ndra Dy Ae yrupr etHr
bEAJAhIh lIsHLEh
:. L, GIInsr Of Ueuirt square,
I.s..H 4AfH Via
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

Choers, THAT most lresdtu s.1u!.eiS here aud It be-
Gomez around tor TIC best rsmodes 70 NAd
oil The this terrible comp amt II IL we'll
known mat the escious cure Tor Cholera t tAAt
which POI sessrs hear powers, TG-theT II .
apple tu.srn-.,S Or eKte.-- = ttis 70 tae IHas' a
" s.Nt-nt ltis'i. s4lNab go G 70 L ri' ~
Niablp.'s .ttte.a yJss s,s. d gE' LsatHnE sNeE
"a -. iIenu vet drcOverod ia test this let Auy
one t.y dose and see now n "i Nsf-l goa
IN, s. iiis benE tue csse these h-.ietH NJ. l.
forsd rrIaeds Ir CuUisrA win la tHnltrItr lzt
they III surely eject IL tzNtL -il-F IA
svii enee this Ufer below letter from one q
gu emost ,uaUeut i-ugglsts, who hsd great dra oil
experience in Chners darEg - Visit PnlIAdr!phA
This letter entirely unsneltudt aud Therefore Is
entitled To most implicit belief. he writer Is
graduate Of PhiAdeph la Coil sss Of hATuAcy, At
Steward tt three years thu Jefferson huhltal 10
Phiiadelphia, and Tor hfteeR years drugs-t
LAEcAsIbE, nov. 3D. lBsS.
Dr.. NJ ssLER-pesr sirs-Kno.iAs tnst tine Chs,eea
wish its dreadful rayAges IS now upuL our sud Eud
such ealoric info vhie 10 the vital resdy or
ali diseases thu lind" the Bltte
King, sqHsst prepare such quantity OF yclT
Btters would suit all detnsnds as assure you taey
will be invaluable remedy, and vii ne baIiei 81
blessing by all who Will use them,
Yours, respectfully, -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

Nervous Affections and General De hlhtg art not eu-
orally loo ed upon disrAEs, suffering
from these oItel treated Vita eonteApi
Bat many persous die annually from Nervous anrc-
lions tiAe IN loss oi Appetite, nervous AIecsob AZ
ways speings rom rs he Result OF other diteAhes
- sunerlns from any % The MAN. kinds oil neE-
vous disesss- Oud Mishlers B.tters, Let them
coma vita wIns- glAss fulI three lin every
ltr and they will sool tod their relax nerSer &C
Qnire natur raj leusIUn, the Giles srinx con
sisl+ ney and so. Ap elite increl ns di.es ia
proving, aLd ia iaot thorough rsnovA.ioa aud re
euperalOn ot The whole ltt 1snlei bitleIs re-
move ,he cAUse, brace ~ and ipvigorate The wnu.e
yhy>ic. structure sad thIs cure al Ainis OF nervous
Diseases,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

will pay 100 Reward TOR the discovery OF lIeli
cnAl preparation thAt car cure greater NLt-ety c
complalnts tAAu Mish lei . Herb Bale
b. MlSHLEN, FrOpgIrtus,
5. l., Con r, 81 CrLtre square
pa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
2O7 ShipleH St.. Wilmington. De-

2O7 Shipley st., Wilmington, Del,
Importers and Dealers ia
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at
tention Of their friends nni tho public, TO tn, arg
est and best selected stock Vi Iron and Coach ltrl
ware 10 the State, consisting in part as follow
IRON Best brands, English and American bars
refined snd common.
Hammered bands, hoops, scrolls, ovas, half oValS,
English Juniats and Norway slit R9ds
genson's superior Norway Horse Nail Rods
English and American puddIsd and solid bloom
sTEEL--spring, Country, Blister and German
| Holbsch Steel.
ssnderson's superior cast and snear Steel
cultivator Plates various sizes.
| HARDWARE-Horss shoes hsmmersd and
| presssi, Horse Nails
Csrfhge ard Wagon Iron Axlss
Gatei'eiis and other Elliptic Springs
Coleman's hyperion Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts and y sshers, best Wagon Boxes
Mslieable Iron for Carriage Works.
Blacksmiths Bellows, Auvils, Vlsss, sledgss.
Hspners, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
spenoer's celebrated Files and Rasps
American 6imbet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, coil and other chains
Ames' and other shoveis and Spades
Picks, Mattooks, Forks and other Farming 1mrle-
Wilsys, Atwoods and ether Piow casdnrs
, Bsattys Edge Tools, Barton Drawing Knives
Butchers, Chisels and Plane Irons.
! Disstop's superior Saws OF NIL kinds.
. Pughs and Tnscwells Augurs and Brace Bits
Volts Beuoh and other Planes.
iron Rivv.s, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets.
Lead, Btnoa Tin, Spelter, Solder AM Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wre, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, McCallister' points
for ditto
: Grndstones, Cranks and Rollersfnr ditto.
FaiFbankg aFi Seal ut Man n
facturers prices
dless, Putty, Paints Coach Aad Furniture Var
a. nishes.
Paint Mills Linsced, Lard and sperm Oils, Turpen
. tine, GO.
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes
Carriage, Canrns Carpets Cloths, Leather Laoes
70 L. AGENTS Tor PHILIPPE Carriage and WACO
SpoSes Felloes, Bow, Shafts, Tongues, Hubbs &C
~ AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Denning
unr'valled patent adjustable Tenantiug and Hu
Boxing Machines. Felloe Boxing attachments. 90.
! u AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
Al! OF which will be pold at lowest market price
Nv Wholesale and Retail. June 81 If
ELI GARRETT, DANIEL II KENT, II. garnet,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

The nEred. eats IL coEpg4Halus AirLlHT her
Bitrrs are Sep secret b. the 1opTir0s senu iJT
a eli cular and you harn The llrGleai pcCr, rses Of
all the articles used its preparation also ~ the Ian
per In which they operate 0u the system, aud nuGn
other yAua pie II you att ctvd with
disease send OF 1 aers he Bitte:s Circulars
carefully pf0ut by TIE hints II oontatIe ana VOC
will ba placed tne sure road 20 recovery,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
? Isons sic.sd with Khsu.natiSu saOuld freely US,


viii pay 70 any Doctor ,r msnber OF the MedIeal
fraernily the su. vi LOO tor Iomp vHd that pos
al tueh Auu cuta.4Ne power t1an
Mlsa.er's aero oI.tosB. y disaL 90, P.Opr.eIos.
., L. LornsrOi centre guAte.
~ d,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
New Castle County Mutual Insurance
COMPANY.
orFIo. "wILmINsToN IS.rIruIE."

COrne Eighth and MarketSts.,
WILMINGTON DEL.
InteIe st on Pr q M pP Nste II educe dte apeyCt,
THE Prircipalof Mutual Insurance 10 bsheysd tobe
TIE safest and cIpstsnee. 30 far ,hasyroysd J. TO
although thi, instiuton has been "a
lstopoe the list OF will tavorably with
anyother losses by Fire during tins although
notsn hsys bean promptly paid a. all who have been
insured IN TINS 9th and have had the msio tune TO
burned out sttest The object hat been TO secure
Injured without regard to hasIsrd thuulessening the
AFFINITY sinking the Dash Capitap case OF heavy dis
ssterBdu rim the yeat. .
Wilmington City.-William Candy, George Richard
son, John A. DuuosR. Jacob Pussy, William Tatpall,
Clement L. smyth. John Cochran, Edward T. BollAh,
Sbauel Candy. Charles W. Howlapd.
brand wine iin. ard riughurst j Cloud Elliott.
lhristiRnG H!,-James Riddle,
New Castle ud.-John 6uyer
White Clay CI-sh Hd.- Abraham p. Shanpop.
WILLIAM CANBY, PRECEDENT
=. . SAitu, Secretary and rreaSurer,
lLJ-u once Aoursfrom D to and from oto4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
H. 3. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
NO, EkS Marker Srrac,

HUH ; rs HOTkSLS!!
Furniture Cars and Draws
hssdbacrlber beg sleEYe ~
zfsaS.tsgsAs tOnOtilS b is tTisndb Rndth,yrSA
&1SAi4A people o wilmington AndHh
SE5k4s Vi oi nj 10 sti IlcDnlin SsA
" - - aes 60 keep at b. q old stand eornert I
FRONT AND FRENCH sThEL1s ,FURNITUkL OARi
AND DhAYsande Icsllent oRs Es to hire atHl hour
ether articles viii beramoyeo from tn,
great by skifu rdriysrs All who dssrs
drayinaoan be accommodated witbpromptnessa 18th
lowest poBBib b err Ates
apr sO-IY NORRIS wELDIE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
MISHLEh = BITrERS

kHECMAt vi .M-.LCIn on CHRONIC.
Rheuma ism L. generally founi ftetiLg the iolHis,
although often ATTACKS the 81 hetr and mus
e-s is ally by bad state Of tue blood
which becomes clUgg sn1. unable eIrcuatr Tree,
Accupu4ates Certain spot, becomes rlAlEed anu
pruJuc.- great pain vito eonisraue sTe.lLs o. TIE
vArIs Nfeeted ten Atc paILs haTe then orr ga
IN taInt wAich exists uakL OWL IN many
sons. 10 euIe thls compliant We must lenU'g TIE
cause BY purifying the blood. NLsnIeis oitars IL az
bssL pU itrr exlstenee, The spikenaId, soap
wort sassaIG buchu ahu large alnUuut OF 80 zap
Arla, all possessed VI ger1Atsd 2uAlltvs USED ~ Ut
composition these bite ;, form eompound uGIl
vailed the history oil NATkAIA ySpIoA a. uioVd puri
der.
tsOns sihie!sd with khsumatisu saOuid freely us
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15

WILL CURE ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD
Diseases of the skin numerous, aud wan but on
exceptions oil he traced to nnpurig VI tee
blood In many persons this impuriiy Is born IN tie
system while others acquire it through mpIuie tit'
ment of dsupses undsr this head ay BE- tlast
LIST sUknFULA.-To cure this dreadu complaint u
accessory that the blood should be thoroughly puTi-
hed, all the oil the body brought lato healy
state, and tbs system braeed and ny
lnvig0ratinE tones We emphBtlcAl assert
without tho fear of contradiction, that Mtshlai ~
ters will all kinds OF scrutulous diseases 1t pu n
mes the blood IL Strengthens ths tnteruH organs aau
aids thu n 10 perform tLer natnral functions ltls
stimulsnt and ONO, and it will GUY scrotuu,
ID. ~ NNIAG sohES AND ULUkN.
81 SALT kAkN Al.
4th PiMPLEs AND BLoTCaEs.-Pimples and
Blotches the .kin always sure sign OF impure
blood. Although never dangerous sxesyt III cases u
eArbuneles they are very dIsasIeeabt Often We Will
most handsome features rendered lCeous "
great blotehes aua pnplss. The use OF MshIers BIZ
ters viii force these corruptiors to be dlsc4Ar3rd
through hs natural channels, A1d thus all AlLds
Of pimples aud bOtth3s. Ladies w. desire n lar
mind.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
Totai p,otcelioe, sSoo,oVV
It's t,.e werk Of tue Farmers of Delaware aud Al
such they ought to patroniLsn

suchthey ougbtto pstroniLsn
Ptesident-JEs6gE sHARPB.
secretaryand Treasursr-RoBsBf MoCABB, III. D,
IRBCTORB,
Eli wilson, Braudywine Ha.; James DalaPlain'
Christisua nd., james Webb, Samuel Barr Z: 9.
Stotsenburg and Jessev Sharpe, Wilmington Id Rob
rrt McCab6, Mill Creek HID john p Williamson,
white Clay Creek Hid George q, Tyboot New Castle
Id; Curus b. Ellison, Psneader Id John G. Clark,
Red Lon I'D Dr. WIN cummlns, SMYRNA Thomas
Murphy, St. Georges Hd.; Charles r. Fleming, Peter
+. Causey, Milford j. p. Comcgys, Dover Charles Tun
ne H. Georgetown.
AdENTs-As we'll for Giving applications for In
euriuce a uurH ut members; -
| g.. Wilson Braodywlne, Id Robert MeCsbe, MIL
| Creek Id James Daaplain, Chrslisna HID John Y,
Plnoader ud Red Lion, ST, Georges, and ApPoquini-
mink Hundreds Jopepb C dri@th, smyrna Jane,
| Cnpfsn, New Caetle I'd; Charles T. Flemmine, MI
forl, Charlss Tunnel. Gsorgstovn; Henry Todd
| Dover.
Oenma ssaeral busiuess eddressedto th'
Undersigned Wilmn gon, Will rsocive In nediats alton
| ticp, RoBkRT MoCABB, D,
| July ii Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
THE FARMERS MUTUAL tiRE
Insurance GOna pany of tho stare


(pAIdlsAl li.-- OAEEH, &cl
This Company cVntlloss ;, oner TO the people OF
Delaware Ito superior adssasgsscf lprura nee hkHinst
loss by Ore all descriptions Of properly except Ma
rins tisks
The Institution 10 commended by 20 years expe
riencs and attention to tho subject of Mstual lnsu-
rance (berg the nrst 70 .l. aeo the principle into
stats by reason OF vt Fcn IL 10 believed the Man
ayers have been enabled 10 adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties Of property TO rem
der tue me mbef.tip among the most equitable in
character of the numerous Insurance Companies pre-
rened the publiu ...,.
takes credit ITSELF that ftt payments iossse
have been prompt and liberal that 10 Is yesrs buh
I'd lobsss reaching over elo0oe0, net single
o litigation has occurred, and scaresiy one With
| out en- ire sius41ption to the parttss insured.
Looking morsto the safety than to the number and
smouut Of its ritkt It has declined Hund'eds Of Thou
saude Of Dollars of Insurance, either as requiring too
great an amount single tihk Offering unnt OBJ
fsct Insurance for the character of the Institution
Ia ih.s mannerit 10 conceived IT has the essst aud
most select hsi insurance., in proportion to the
amouut-ptsI Six Millions Of Dcllsrs, OF any other
| Coml ny withia reasonable range.
Ar evidence OF this, 1t hat not only reduced the rate
OF InsuTaute at all times moderate onstyth during
hs lasttwo yeaIe tut presents now clear surplus
fund OF TO $50 security against any assessment on
the Deposit Note which sum by the resort 10 se.iT
Certificates the balances due to each member, now
being issued viii b- paying interest to them from Jan
pafy 1862, sttle rate of per cent pei annum, thE
making still fsi Del deduction.
to the tlumuutty ia Deposit Eotss of $3.50, ooi
eurpiusFupd tO,O0
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-15
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The recipe for making these celebrated Bl'Iefs We
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the prevent propIie Tne bitturs have boen u sue
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