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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
COMMERCIAL MATTER S
weekly Review of Columbus Market.
STATEsMAN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING, May 20, ~
RETAII, MARKET ir ~ "a

.'. ~ - STATEsMAN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING. May 20, w
RETAIL MARKET. 6t - "a
Wheat, Red q, 9 25 "a 4OTimothy Seed bush SO 50
" White = 4O@2 so Maple Sugar. ......... 2Oc
Oats per bushel.. -. 4n MOissses per galsl Pool so
Corn per bushel .40c Syrup per gal 81 6Ol 80
+ RsEd seE BIO 6GfSo per h SosssS
Dried Apfles. % IS Rice per b ...l6c
Dried Peaches, 25c BrOoms per dosS3 7544 W
White Beans. ,.... 20 Hay per ton. .... $1,000
Potatoes. Isl bOSoap, box per b.. .l4Sl5c
Salt in sacks. See Flour per b Sl3 90
Ssitpor bb. 90 Co . Shite........ % %
Beef per ewt. ...... 80 O0I I" Rye........Sl1 10
Shoulders b lb..... ..lSc Candles tallow ......25c
Salt Pork per bb. ,&3l 90 Candles opal .. soc
Wood per Cord o. OO94 so Cheese, per b .... zoe
MaoEeF >O bbsS Is asns snsy R M BS s' Is oos5 IS
White Fish x Dbl $IO 90 Sultan 2ec
Cod Fish per bnew. PIC Figs per ....",'' Csc
Herring per Dbl. $l2 40 Prunes per b..,,.,.,,25c
Eggs per doz. I8o w O0l Twine. 2O6D25c
Corn Meal per bus .sOc s. O. Hams per y 25c
SS itS% sngaf esr: per- i9VGsc DRIED Pears
Ruckwheat Flourper 10 &c Rags ....,.......... SC
UrSnbcrrios, pr brl.si5 flGMaPle .Syrup,.",,s2 "
,Tr.'. WHOLESALE MARKET '-I -
FLOuR-Scarce and in good demand Sales at
al0 80 to $l9 90 tor red and sl2 50 ala % fer white
WHEAT-Scarce and firm. Red s5d2 5O White
| CoRE-Sales at soc. ... HHH
| OATs-30g35c' ... .....
| RYE-Sales at 75c.
i HAY-Sales at S7l9S 90. .
|. BEANs-Sales at 80 90.
| -SALT-Rules at 80 1898 per Dbl and firm. T.rs
| FIsH-White rule at $ls 0Oe2O OOper bpl. 2
| BARLEY-NOminal. No sales
FHVXT FLAX SHGHESaics E 50 at q a5og SO per bush.
| TIMOTHY SEED-S275 --r.. -.......e ar
| RuCKwHEA AT TFLoUR-NOmnal. Too
PFC lRQN-H., B. No. J, $55; No. . s52s 50 90, c
| B.. none in market. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30
ONO KND pnNNavf,va aviiA

- 70 a oTLpnllnue " good dFmandand hrm.
) es6 fars eachllows IN TX ~ 81 1901 ID. ner
oish; "a hrls d do at S8 20 per barrel. 'Ef7'r
DO LANE Fl,H--ln sotyeda nd and FIRM No L
White Fish Ss 5Oi per half bil Nn do Ss Pickersl
81 JU .,..........' .l-.....'.. - er
% lBEANS-Prime white ir m0derata request "a
81 1892 90 per bush; inferior grades not wanted. ~
-HAl-ln lair demand. bOO-e selling ~ n rHngo
OF go 9eg y y & o. B(ater pressed sls O@gq % "a
EEAIHE kS--S ales prime live geese ut fOaS5e.
TAhLOW-Quet. llela at lOc for city, and 90
for county rendered. 10 Iie-. n Z Ir III naT
SAET-Held al 90 30 for Fine: So 35 for cf afsd
Onondaga; 90 80 for Saginaw.
observation-disclosures for New York. Miehisb n
.MALT-Barey Malt steady at 81 400 I 60 per b.
he outs de price torprime NO, Canada. -i,g
,,1ALE ALE AND PORTEk-We quote rs folloEs:
resent Use Xxx Ale 80 90: Stock Sl3 0l0el4l %,
ID 90. '7' .I7'7 = -
WATER, LINE-In fair demand and firm at
~ 90 for kron and Osweg9. '''' '''''
PLASTER-P0well's land plaster firm at $l2 90
p ton at Mill. Calcined ~ per brl. N 0ale
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-30

Vague rumors from Paris state that hos
tilities have almost commenced.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
rEHms-pnyabrc in Advance.

uuc for Pennauship two to four weeks. do.
,serpn-. three to i've weeks do. do Com
Course six 90 twelve weeks. do do. French
~h. twelve To twenty weeks-put lessons are
ted I'm auy branch All former students are
-r review their studies free of charge.
aGth must New educate her sons PRACTICALLY
euld develop Aer vast resources of wealth,
gy much more numerous than those Of Bra
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
PACIFIC HOTEL,
l7O. ia ia & I76 Greenwich, h,
lOne square west Of Broadway
Between Cou1tlandt & DEy Streets,
New York.
New YoFE
JOHN PATTEN, Jr., Proprietor.

The Pacific Hotel Is wen and widely known 20 the
travelling public. The location Is especially suitable
70 merchants and business men. in cl1 prox-
unity TO the business part OF the city-is the high
way Of Southern and Western trzvel-and adjacent 10
ali The PRINCIPAL Railro8s and Steamboat depots-
The Pacffe has liberal accommodation for over 800
guests: it is well furnished and possesses every mod
eru Improvement fer the comfort and entertAin
Of It's inmates The spacious. and well
tilateS; provided With and water attendance is
prompt aud respectful and the table is generally pro
yi5Ad with every delieacy of the season
The subscriber who for the past few years has
bee ,he lessee sole proprietor and intends
Identify thoroughly with the interests of his
honse With long experience n hoteikeeper. he
trusts bv moderate charges and liberal policy, 10
maintain the favorable reputation OF the Paeihc
Hotel April 1sdIy
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
LOOK or FoR rnE THIEF.

4 MAN calling himself DR. r c. Anderson,
n aged about fifty years old upper front teeth
out black eyes hair rather gray and inclined to be
corpulents says he Is a NUglnian, and claims 70
have lived in Cuba at one time; the said Anderson
having been arrested in Selma Ala for having two
wives in that State also for swindling widow lady
ont of her entire cotton crop; all that she had left
for her support after the surrender He made his
escape and is now travelling up and down the rall-
roads in the eastern part of this State I deem II
my duty to notify the public Of this sooundTel
a1T-Sisstb Il MACON
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
NOTICE.

HAVING closed out our store and stock OF Books
and Stationery in this city, we wouid hereby
return our thanks TO the citizens of jackson and
surrounding country, for the patronage they haye
hberally extended 50 rs. We also most cordhaliS
Recommend TO the public, successors NJ eSSEs-
Eyrich s Co whose extended experience in the
Book Trade will be TO their customers advantage
Messrs Eyrich & Co are authorized 10 collect our
outstanding accounts
April 23dlw TVTCOMB & POWELL
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
NEW ORLEANS.
No D St. Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection Of Wi.
cox Gibbs Machines viii dlspyrse ali prejudice
The stitch made by Wilcox s Gibbs Sewing Ma
chimes Is stronger and more beautiful than hand
sewing
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine VIII sew hem feI.
braid tuck gather quilt cord and embruider with
perfect satisfaction Please call and examine
Wilcox i Gibbs Machines are repaired aud war-
raDted ST No ST. CHARLES STREET
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
Gas LIGHII

The Gas Works have been put in thorough repair,
and light viii be furnished by the first of week,
A large supply of Piping. Me4erS Burners, Chan
daleers sc, are on hand, and all who desire FIX
lures put 70 their residences business houses can
have II done at once by leaving their orders at the
City Gas Works.
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices
TH0S Z. HELM,
April t5dd President
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
DISEASES OF TnE woMs.

Dr. H J. Holmes can accommodate few more
patients at his Infrnary- Sheets, towels and
candles must be furnished by the patients. Hacks
can be hadat Terry's Depot TO convey ladies to his
residence Spring Ridge, Hindseounty. Mississippi
April 25d&w6w.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
NOTICE.

TAKE this method TO inform the public that
Ihavug been unfortunate IN business IN this place
have settled with my creditors TO their entire sat
isfactiou. As am about leaving this city for
short period have intrUsted my business 10 Capt
Estelle All persons knowing themselves to be IN
debted to viii please call on him and settle with
out delay. All parties having claims against me
viii cau en- him also.
ApriL adatf. a. 7. kEESElkER Jr
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
HUWPRRREYS'
IA OWE ROPAT HEC ECIFICS

VIAVE proved, from the most ample experience, al
IL entire success; Simple-Prompt-Eti anC
eitabe. They the only Medicines perfectly
adapt popular use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in using hem, SO harmless TO be feJ
from Dan ger ana so efficient 10 b. always reliable
Thy have raised the hig hest commend ttiJn fr all
and VIII aLwaL. render sAtLsiacLon.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08

ii No. II Old LeUee Street,
Opposite the Custom House, offers the public and
former patrons, the following list Of Hardware
50 doz Collins, Hunts and Sharps AXES.
900 dog. C, S, Planters HOES-an Nos
500 Half Bright Planters HOES-aH Nos.
2oOo pr TRACE CHAINS, HOOKS % IL feet
2 Casks English CORN MILLS-assorted Nos
? Casks SMOOTHING IRONS "
$50 Coils Manila PLOUGH LINES.
so Coils Cotton PLOUGH LINES.
500 Kegs Cut NAILS to God
900 doz Cotton & Wool CARDS.
200 Iron and Brass MIL SELVES.
25 doZ. o. Ames Long and Short Handle SPADE 5
25 doz. o .Ames Long and Short Handle SHoYELS
100 doz Com. and Cheap SPADES and sHOYELs.
Also very general assortment Of
SHELF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, LOCKS,
FILES, FISHING HOOKS and TACKLE.
PERCUSSION CAPS. SHOT and POWDER.
A r 20 L S S f L,
Fl A r d w "A r T,
No. II Old Levee Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
mh23d3m
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
Novelty Iron Works,

CORNER DELORD AND NEW LEvEE SITS.
NEW ORLEANS
Having made extensive preparations are now pre-
pared to Manufacture all kinds OF Stationery Mach
merry. Special attention has been given Construc-
ton Of Patterns for vertical direct acting gang Saw
Mills of the most improved plan. Parties desirous Of
purchasing Saw Mill Machinery Of the above descrp-
tion for Circular Saw Mills, requested call
and examine the Engines being manufactured
for that purpose Notifications to suit purchasers
will be made without extra charge A intend 70
devote portion Of establishment 70 this special
ity challenge competition
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS formerly the
establishment of Patterson 4 seOsn) having the
patterns Of over twenty years accumulation still on
hand, and in excellent preservation, parties have
casting of the without any charge for patterns
mh23dtjsnl W. GOLDISGi. ProprietOr
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08

"a THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY
FOREVER.
MARTHA WASHINGTON
H AIR r E ST O r ER
Is a perfect success-The best in Market.
A HAIR DRESSER AND HAIR .RESTORER
BOTH
COMBINED IN ONE.
10000 Living Witnesses testifying their
Seighbors, from day to day of its Wonderful Effects
1tisnot dye
2. Il viii color the skin.
3. Il viii restore the Hair from grey TO Beau
tiui blAeA, brown or Au@uln or WnateVer might
have been its original COLOR and cause to assume its
former color.
Scalp keep the head cool and nice; remove the
Dandru and Seuf from the Head; keep the Hair moist
and silk-like in appearance as
IN YOUTHFUL DAYS.
5 It viii promote Healthy Growth prevent it
from falling of, and
Cause it to Grow..on Bald Heads
Where there Is Life and Vitality at the Roots Bat
where these are gone there is
No Hope of Success
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR RES
TORER is as much ahead Of anything Of
the kind, now jim the market, as the
sun ouishiRes the noen
In Brightness and Glory,
THE BEST TESTIMONY THAT CAN BE
given viii be found inside of each bottle.
Warranted to do
All we Claim for it
The Money Refnnd c d,
After using two Bottles.
Try Ii,
AND BE CONVINCED.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines everywhere.
SIMONDS & CO, Proprietors- n. H.
Fitzwilliam, n. H
JAMES CONCEAL,
20 St. Charles St, New Orleans,
| mh29dly. Sole Agents
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
T A NJ | L Y NJ Z d CI n ES.
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
A CERTAIN, PLEASANT AND POSITIVE CURE
W A r r A n L f D,
Gardlner'S Rheumatic
NEURALGIA COWPOUND!

This remedy, 50 extensively known, ard 50 IN
qualfedly endorsed by the Medical FAcuty is offered
the public unequalled by any other in the treat
ment Of haeumsrism and Neuralgia, ne matter OF
how long standing how severe. , atients who had
for years drawn miserable existence have by oe-
cssional dose Of this Balm OF Giead, been restof ed
health and comfort after all the usual emedies and
posrums had been tried and found useless Its sur
prisng effects have been experien eed by thousands
and never Anown to fail II requires restraint
business pleasure, and may be used by those
delicate constitutions a strict purifier
Of the blood which is very essential in the f0unda
ti7n Of good health
JAMES CONCEAL,
New Orleans.
Wholesale A gent for the South
N Sold by all Druggists. mh255ly.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08

STAPLE GOODS,
As well as the Latest Novelties in
FANCY DRESS FABRICS,
Adapted to the
SOUTHERN SPRING TRADE.
Comprising;
Fancy sTUFFs and LAWNS.
JACoNE rs aud oRC ANDIES
PERCALES and GINGHAMS.
Solid and Striped CHAM5RAYS.
French and English PRINTS
BAREGES and TISSUES
Broehe G. READINESS
GRENADINES in Plain Coors.
Black and Colored ALPACAS.
CLOTH and u CASSTMERES.
MERINOES and DRAP D'ETF.
Fancy linen DRILLINGS
White DUCK md DRILLS
MohAir LACES SHAWLS-
French COTT0NADES.
White GOODS and LINENS
Bsluorzl SKIRTS
Ladies Dress TRIMMINGS.
GowEoa MATTING-whitea and Checked
With a full line of
AN RICAN GOODS,
CALICOES,
SHIRTINGS and
SHEETNGS,
Which offer 70 Merchants
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
AND ON
LIBERAL TERMS
J. LEVOIS & Co,
Canal street corner Of Bourbon.
nAr22d3n ORLEAN
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
u y N = M IINVTsNI
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
AND DEALER IN
Patent Medicines. Etc, Etc,
No. IL, Magazine Street,
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS.
Has on hand a large and select stock Of DRUGS
and MEDICINES. which offered FOR sale at
prices in accordance with Northern quotations.. add
ing a small advance ON cost OF same. in quantities
TO suit the wants OF purchasers
Commission Merchants Planters and Druggists
can rely upon getting their goods put up with care
and dispatch
The following articles embrace a small portion Of
my stock on hand and TO arrive.
2loo ounces French and American Quinine
coo lbs Calomgl-Amerlgan and English.
$50 ounces Sulphate Morphine
1900 lbs Refined Camphor.
l5A lbs Powdered lpecac.
50 lbs lpecac Root
300 lbs Chlorofom-l lb bottles.
$50 ounces Nitrate Silver
l25 lbs Iodide Potass.
800 lbs Sweet Spirits Nirre
10 bbls Castor OIL
50 bbls Flax Seed.-vhole and ground.
~ bbls Epson salts.
500 lbs Indigo
1000 lbs Gum Arobc-huc and sorts
1000 los IaTtariu Acid
2000 lbs Arrow Root-Amr and Bermuda,
81 Boxes CASTLE soap.
PATw Mt MEDICINES Etc,
So Gross NeTmIiugc
= Gross Browns lToches.
5Cfross Bryan Waters
81 Gross PIl,-Ayer's Brandeths etc.
90 Doz. Morrison lnyigoratiug BtteTs.
- boz. ked Jacket Bitters
50 boz. Hrstetters Bitters.
Gross Sozniout
Gross Morrsuu's PectoraI Syrup
Gross Ayers Cherry Pectoral
50 Doz Morrison's SaTspaUla.
50 Doc. Bull Is SaIsa PaTilla.
300 boz. Scotch and Macoaboy Snuff
50 Dor Cod Liyor OH
Also q fine assortment of roIfumery. Pure Bran
dy and Wines. for sale by
q y MORRISON
march lad3m - Magazjns STREET
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
DDLDEiR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
sfucr Camp aud Common.
Opposite the CITY UOtcI

LnrHoe on both streets. iR Tie spacious
'o.lnaf Story HHHiug, IS constantly B ses
sion aHde' eight able Professors
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
We are Receiving
81 sUlltUTN ItHltCITUIIY aVIItIItI'
Crane s. HIIZheIm.
DEAF AND DUMB EDUCATED

DEAF AND III NIB EDONA L Ell.
INSTITUTE FOR DEAF AND DUMB
Jackson, Miss Nov -. 1865.
FINHE Trustees of this Institution hereby give
1 notice that pursuant to An Act of the Legisla
ture they have made arrangements whereby the
Louisiana Institute for the Deaf Dumb and Blind.
located at Baton Rouge Louisiana. viii receive and
educate the Deaf and Dumb OF Mississippi, until
other arraug gemeuts can be made, said Institute
endowed by the State Is located in healthy region
and possesses a large and CommodiOus building pre-
pared fer the immediate reception of pupils. Cnder
the management of efficient corps of teachers, II
viii possess every facility for the education OF
mutes including instruction in trades.
The State of mississippi has provided the funds
necessary for the free education of the Deal and
Dumb.
The parents and friends of the mute children of
this State are earnestly invited TO send them lmme
dately to the Institute Baton Rouge; where they
win be carefully nurtured and educated at the ex-
peuse of their state
Address j. ID. OConnell Secretary, or A X. Mar
tin. superintendent, at Baton Rouge, or the under
signed at this place.
A b CABANISS.
April Idtf PreSt Board Trustees.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-08
AGENTS.

HANNOS. HAMILTON & CO who viii in.
Ahce 5y letter Young gentlemen desiring to 70 to
sAUIleEe
"a Holly Springs Reporter viii copy above to
Iameuat OF So 40 and send bill to r Dolbear, 20
1sd3m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-14

a BEAUTIFUL White Kerosene oilip on. ard
- Eve gallon Tia Cans, al the
DRUG STORE.
"A PINE and full AssOr,msni OF Pocke, kn,,,,a
seissor'.d The DRUG STORE
pOMATuMs. Hair oils. colosnes and e,,,,.
4 'oi the Handkerchief, Il The
DRUG STORE.
Ii AZoRs. Rsror strops snd Shaving Bu,h. :,
'e DRUG STORE.
AIR Brushes. Pocket, Round. Fin. AMI ~,
ing Combs. the DRUG STORE
II ER0sENE Lamp. Shades. viii,
: ChinneJ'. n.hs DRUG STORE
[ ar; I.,., Bill. Note and Leg, r.pp-yo,.
and Le.is Envelopes. Al The
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and Port NOME poet., ~,
'andrn Books. siihe DRUG STORE
A GREAT variety II Tooth and Nail B,u.t.
Toilet Soap, Honey Soap ami shaving .i,hs
DRJG STORE.
pAfST, Vanish. whiu.wt.h ,pJ R,.,Li,.
Brushes . 'he DRUG STORE.
WALKING c,n"1.A.
" DRUG STORE.
II roc want pod smoke. 20 othe
DRUG STORE.
4 FULL Line Of Paint, and Dye sog.. rtho
- DRUG STORE.
VHEATON's and otter Itch Oinin,n, n,L.
" DRUG STORE.
EIsH Hook o and Lines, N.tIe. t.,uhs
DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and s,,m. .ou.
'e'y nhe.h'ns DRI q STORE
You will fad pretty 10, u J,reIry. .ul.
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Hsshihs Oil. . sup.,io, ,ri.,. ~.
April II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-14
STRANGE, BUT a1RCE

= Every young i.ir and gentleman n "a. ~;
'ss s's'e'esn hear soms,hins yer, much 10 ,h,, 4
vantage BY 's'ufn mail tftes ofehars.,, !, ,sJ,,..
ins The undersigned. Those having ~. .s.',s
ha"01sssd ~'ll 0bIss BY not noticing hi. card 4,
others will please sddres their Obsdisp, ,.,,.,, "
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN
Aprills. iGh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-14
1885,.

Ocaneeche Mills and Tan Yard.
GREEN and Dry Hides received Al the Yard
~ Dry Hides at Brown, Parks & Cos, payable ID
.ae at fair prices. according 10 size and qualilyI
No Tanning done on shares, ssa
The mil 10 in condition 70 give Satisfaction. Grisl
so,k insured against roguea No Grain received on
stouge except by contract \.
E.rua II. N. BROWN, Ear.
June 18th. 1865. -. a.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-14
ERRORS OF YnIiru

u AGeniem,n who 90 Tered 70, ,,,..
'ou' DEBILITY Premature decay. end sll ,ls .a,,.
Youthful indi'e'e,iOn. will. for ID. .L. q ,ss.,.
o"an"y' send fee . all sho need II. the reeie.
sHee''0n. for making ,hs simple rem,d, by .se, !.
aa'e a'ed. suf,rss wishing TO prof, B, "a, -.
si's''serperienes. can 10 so sy .dlr,,in,
John b. OGDEN.
Apnlis. Wv aaf
- g. IN
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w ihs give prompt psfsonsl snsniien 10 Ell ba...
ness entrusted 20 their .sis.
Consignmsnis Of Raw Cotton. Gotten yam. n.
mssties, Tobacco, Naval stcrss, Rlon,. ana -,
country Produce. sfs solicited.
when desired. produce siiI b. .hiptsd to 90, .w
respondents W Europe OF the Northern ei.isI. smI
liberal cash advances made thereon.
WilninsIon, N. e., sept. 81. ed
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IMPORTANT ARRIVALS
INDIGO and Nader, Chrome Green ~ CO..
""' .''n' DRUG STORE.
EXTRACT LcsHocd. Blue s,one sc,,;.h r..
and Venetian Red. 81 The
DRUG Store.
ToNQUA Beans, Gire and Lam Black 81.
DRUG STORE.
WHITE Kerosene OIL. splendid .risl...
DUG
a Assortment OfFins cisan.u
DRUG STORE.
iNE Old French Brandy and Win, ,,,h,
DRUG STORE.
SohE Old Whi,k.y. sthieJ.m sehn.
risntaHon Biiisrs. aiths ~
Drug STORE.
HELHBoID's EIn.e. Buehu !. u,
vo,. DRUG STORE.
u fREs Cherry P.e,or.I. .,,h.
,,,o,,. DRUG STORE.
hohfsoN's Celebrated Tooth 80, !. =.
DRUG STORE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26
rus LANDING OF TIE PILGRIMS.


Two little ships ACROSS the wave,
Come calling from afar,
They carry hearts a. true aud brave,
As ever mankind saw
U OF ne wild turul'ous deep,
Far, faT away iron laud
Tho noble orew their watches keep,
A humble, praying band.
For many weary day aud ni2ht,
They roam those waters DER,
Looking and wishing for sight.
Of rock, OF land, OF shore.
The MONDAY has sunk to rest,
And now the cloudless sky,
Tinges with crimson, oceans breast
Reflected from on high.
Upon the deck in little groups,
The pious pilgrims stand,
Alternate reigning fear and hope,
when they hear the cry OF land, land.
Nearer the ships come to the shore,
And now the pilgrims stand,
Upon the foremost deck; once more,
A happy, cheerful band.
Upon that rocky shore they knelt,
And offered thanks to God,
No heart was thsre but truly felt,
That He preserved them when abroad.
Why seek they thus a foreign lsnd2
Why leave thcir own loved homer
What privilege 10 that pieus band,
So precious has become2
They seek this strange anu foreign shore,
They kneel upon this sod
To find, its need had pressed them soro,
Freedom to worship Godl
FANNIE CLiFPoRp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26

WosIH AsowiNG.--Lsst sprilg took small
q r;itJ OF seed cora aud soaked il ia 4 s0lu
ilJr of saitp TIRE, au4 - t4st i planted i've
lows tarolgh tic middle Ola naturally mIist
piece with sued thus prepared. Now tor the
rosul: The hya rows planted with corn
soaked N ssaltpetre yielded more than tyerty
rows plated in the usual way The tva rows
were uatoached by he wire worm, while the
remainder of the I'D suffered badly from
their depredations, aad should judge that
not single kernel saturated With the salt
petre was touched by tie wo:m, waiie almost
every hill of the ros; o. sne piece satfsred more
OF less. The worms are q liltla kind ofsqueam
i1h ia regard to eating alything that come,
in their way; hence WISH to lay the fact
before the agricultural reHter, and hope it
| will be carefully tested the coming season
as the cost is compar4 lively nothing wIen
put alongside of two Or three acres Of corn
| ucarly rulaed b. these posts. All moist lands
are NOR, ~ .ss filled with them and ma ny
| farmers . aot plant corn On them tor they
say the We .torta viii spoil their crop; heuct
they Will It =. lie unimproved year after veal
when il migFt be sade to produce a beuntiu
| crop. j. L. BERsBY:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-26

EARLY CHIcKENs-rhese are the most Prof.
ita Bile, and it is worth whilo to take pains to
raise them. Very late chickens arc never
worth the trouble and food they eat. Early
chickens that are fit for market in July, will
bring as great a price as those hatched a
month later and ted until Christmas. l. kept
for layers, the early chickens will begin to
furnish eggs by the middle of winter. The
way to have plenty e Eggs in winter is to raise
very early chickens, as they will mature and
| begin laying when eight or nine months old,
| .fWeli fed and housed. 1t Is not difficult 10
raise them early il you have o warm poultry
house, and they are less liable to suffer from
the depredatioas Of vermin in the early part
Of summer