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TRANSPORTATION.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE.

Connecting with the New Orleans and Jackson and Mss
Sippi and Tennessee Railroads at Memphis the Illinois Cen
tra Railroad az Cairo at st. Louis with all the Railroad
and Steamboat Lines going East or West.
by this route passengers cars at Memphis and
be transported splendid boats where there are DELIGHT
Full BEDS and SUPERB FARE to St. Louis, IN THE
SAME TIME AS ON THE RAILROADS,
Without Additional Cost for Transportat,op,
And at saving of several dollars for Meals and Sleeping
Cars
Tickets can be procured at the oee of the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad
E. B. BYIEGToN
General Agent,
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gflU ORLEANS 4ailg Cres.ent
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1866.


ht.i
The readers of the American journal of Insanity
nave studied with more than ordinary interest a
succession of articles upon "Shaksneare,s De.
Lneauons Of Insanity, Imbecility and Suicide"
written by Dr. A. U. Kellogg, assistant physician
~ charge OF the State Lunatic Asylum at Utica
". Kellogg has not only successfully pursued the
STUDY OF insanity as a specially but has fine
Giitlcal appreciation of the great author, whose
aehheatons oil morbid and unhealthy characters
ne suDsdlzes to the uses of science. Independ-
entity OF the accuracy of the special conclusions
ne draws, there is in his Shakspearian criticisms
suilclent to repay the reading of his work
. tie maintains at the outset, that Shakespeare an
uclpated, IN all essential respects the scientific
attalnments and discoveries of the last two cen.
turles and cites passages to prove that even Har-
Yey great discovery of the circulation of the
DLood was ioreshadowed and indicated by the
great dramatist. There is certainly good ground
ior the authors assertion that many facts not
KloWn or recognized by men of his (Shakspeare's)
age appear to have been grasped by the inspired
mind OF the poet, to whose acute mental vision, it
"oald seem from his writings they were as clear
ana certain as they have been rendered by the
positive deductions Of modern experimental
scenae This power of entering into the deep and
hidden mysteries Of nature and the universe-of
lifting the veil, and drawing thence facts not yet
manifested TO the world and perhaps not to be
made manifest until after centuries of patient
scientific investigation and dedaCtiOn-is a char
aoteristic Of what has been termed poetic nspira.
tion power, we maintain without fear Of CON
rddlcuOn, more evident IN the poet we have under
consideration, than in any other who has ever
written in the English language and perhaps it |
would not be unsafe 70 add, ia any other, ancient
or modernN
The author then proceeds to show that shaks- |
peate did not share the vulgar notions Of his time
II regard to the nature of insanity. He believed
that 1t was disease Of the BRAIN durable by |
medical means, aided by good care and proper |
treatment
u the deliDcation of Lear's character lie des I
sHoes with great eNactness the mental peouari |
fIA- BFs mar Ft.4 ##I. Al.
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CHARTER.
NITARTER
CHARTE&
OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
STATE or LOUISIANA,
Eity uf Ne,g Irteup,


City of New Orleans
BE II known that this Twentysixth day April III the
before me Edward Barnett notary public City
ana Parish OF New Orleans, duly commissioned sW orn
personally came and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed who declared that avang themselves of
provisions otthe statutes Of this State relative
ton OF corporations in this State they have coyenanted
agreed and DO by these presents covenant
themselves TO form themselves into and constitute
oT the objects and purposes and Under the stpuaous and
regulations following, viz:
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RATON ROUGE Advocate,

THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
10 the State outside of New Orleans
Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES.
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct the lice
o bY mail accompanied by the CASH.
}. NJ. TAYLOR Proprietor
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MEETING or CoLoRED MEN IN ALABAMA.-The
coored men of Perry county, Ala, held a meeting
recently in the town of Marion, and passed the
following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The white citizens of this community,
our former masters, have, by a series of resolu
tons, expressive Of their appreciation of the feeble
attempts made for the education of our children,
/ and also their willingness to extend a helping hand
\ to US
/ Re$oIced, That while we cannot but rejoice at
our liberation from slavery, we hold none but
most pleasant feelings toward our former owners,
and rejoice that feeling OF kindness and willing
ness to help us is so manifested by them.
Reso5ged That as we believe we must remain a
part of the population of this country it is incum-
bent upon US to cultivate kindly relations between
white and colored, and that it is also an impera-
tive duty laid upon us to cultivate our minds and
to educate our children.
ResoEoed, That a committee of seven be APP
pointed to confer with the gentlemen of thesother
committee and perfect such arrangements as they
believe they will make for the Improvement Of
our race, and we pledge ourselves to support them
! with all the means in our power.
As Perry was one Of the most populous slave
counties in the State, the above may be considered
highly encouraging.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION !
HA-lohAL EXPRESS AND TRANSFORMATION Co, !
III Carondelet street, N. o.
This COMPANY of which Gen j. E. Johnston is President
having completed It's arrangement for carrying all Expres
matter Freight ana Money between this city and ali the prn
cpa cities OF the North East and West Mobile and Mont
goer now most respectfully soic support and pgron
aud we'll TRY u.s." 4''
THOMAS L. ROSSER,
Acting Superintendent
n B-The National Express Company has an open policy
N new ork in the strongest insurance companies which
sGes al freight aId vsna6les shipped by this Company
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Dr. Kellogg brings forward extracts from some
o. the most celebrated criticisms on the character
OF Hamlet to show how impossible il is to solve
me enigma oil that character, save on the hypothe-
BIS OF the real madness Of the unhappy prince He
claims that Shakespeare in the fullness Of his a :
most lntuitive knowledge of mans physical as well
as moral constitution, recognized the now &C
cepted fact =" that there are cases of melanchOlic
madness, of delicate shade, in which the reason.
ing faculties, the intellect proper, so far from
beng overcome or even disOrdered may, on the
other hand be rendered more active and vigorous,
while the will the moral feelings the sentiments
and affections, are the faculties which seem alone
to suffer from the stroke of disease Such case
he has given US in the character of Hamlet with a
naehty to nature which continues more and more
70 excite our wonder and establishment, as our
knowledge of this intricate subject advances.n
The symptoms of incipient partial insanity are
manifest prior to the appearance of his fathers
ghost, but this snapped the chord which had
been drawn to its utmost tension" and marked
change is thereafter manifest Before that appa-
rition-
g We see no weakness no vacilation, no want
OF energy no infnity of purpose.
After this, all these characteristics are ire
coverably lost, and though some faculties of his
great spirit seem comparatively untouched others
as we shall see are completely paralyzed. His
shadow this:
20 al yoqh9st of heaven o earth What el8e'
A and shall sa couple he'll 20 fe Hold, my heart
z fca P %s F3S Up nB sS% s@as the
In this distracted gobe'p
The author traces skifuy the effect of a sue
cession of cruel misfortunes upon the gentle and
beautiful nature of Ophelia, and finds in it that
most merCitul species of insanity which shields
the ever afflicted mind from the consciousness of
crushing misfOrtunes The deneation is in per.
feet accordance with the truth of nature, as mani
tested daily in the wards of our lunatiC asyums
Conference and incoherence are here strangely
but most truthtully intermingled; yet throughout
the whole, the tTuthfuiness, gentleness and loving
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RAILROAD,

O.. sunday Arrangement,
lieu of Horse Cars, - s '' ~ ei'eA III
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
On and after MAY 9Th the Trains will leave either and nj
O'Clock N. '1'' ''O-4 ''ntH
gare to and from the Lake same day, rs cents
asenges or ently station must notify the conductor
prior 10 departure of the train Fare Is cents each ay
GEO. PANDET,Y CinnaroI Snnor,.a,tyj,.4
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MEDICAL.
DR. II, WHITES INSTITUTE
Leg OARoNDELET STREET.
In rear Of the City Hall.

The first aim Of human beings happiness and happiness
implies health Of body and mind.
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CHARTER.


for the contracts auts said Company in any further p
tnGn e unpaid balance due the Company the shares
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No. . ST. CHARLES STREET, NEW ORLEANS

Having received by late arrivals large stock Of FRESH
and NEW DRUGS, in addition large assortment q
hand am prepared to supply large and lnersauz
wants Of the DRUG TRADE SOUTH.
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DAY MORNING at Five Dollars per vear "a
months Payment in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING
Ten lines or less, first insertion ............, nj 5n
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WELLS, BROS. IL CO.,
WHOLESALE GRooERs AND DEALERS IN WESTERN
PRODUCE
81 POydras Street,
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MACHENERY.

EQUAL 10 ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
E"noNa Of WHAT 4As BEEN DONE By

Ell UME Of WHAT 4aS BEEN DONE By |
NpDERS DEMOCRACY
From tie Ufbana (Ill.l Uu on.
It shot dOwn FedsEl. so G,era 10 Baltimore
4ni-e ca their way 10 defend the National
Cap.tgA
a,e! ca the tag Of cur country at or,
Suuter.
/. seized the iyrts AMI arsear!s, ana rob oil
he a4u1aa. mintl and repositories
I. organized al armed force hostile TO be
CIH'd States.
I. z4o. down the soldiers OF the Republic oo
euuGre1 battle teltl,
!. DESCRIBED both Guman aad divine Justice.
It psegelte1 the spirit OF our free lastitu-
tons.
I.4.,gmptel to rive. the chains Of bondage
tighter gu the hands = the African.
/. forced tnea into arms against this Gov
erhneat.
1t lagrdered loyal people, drove the dsfency
lesl from tleir homes, outraged their families
stole their treasures, ourut their dwellings and
tsyaged their helds.
II organized lAwless ban Is for ,ndlscrimtaate
murder and pillaRe.
II threw trains lreigntel with isnocent wo-
men aud chill en- from the track destroying
their lNe., and Tohb0g them OF th,.r va!ua-
aIes.
! It has violated every law, human aud diqlae.
4
/ and.
I, hl'eu our homes VIII widows aud or
/ puaus.
/ 1t tas,el-4 a iaa.aenss var dsot 90 the Nd
,iou.
It 4ptnrsd anI pg,nt our merchant vessel.
OF the Ligh sea-.
It stArT=4 4ad murdered our psisoaere .
war
IlNoiat"l the mos. :olenu o4tas
Il sac; Go~ AR soldiers In cold bleed alto
they surrendered,
! ot;4alzei bloody r.ots 10 our Eorthe,t
cities, au1 tired 10 create Northern rebellion
II rcd to Ere the cry OF New York an
other cities.
/ nae taida on deieneeiess towns oa 1;
Northern borders and robbed the bAuxs
It tired 10 introduce pestileuce lato
Northern cltlea.
l. has been gully OF every or.g.e s3oHa I
human lag, dfencbei our land WITH trIterRg
BOO! h!Ied our towns with mouralug. IA
eliminated i's career IN the Assassination 4
President Liapoln
, ltl9 now tying TO OBTAIN control OF the Gt
yernmen'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

rrlyOa SATURDAY., 8 ieaths ron cholera
w.re reported 10 Memphis aud deaths 10
Nashville oasst were reported 10 Norfolk
Va Tue ilsease bas o-el !'eiared no lobget
epidemic IN Memphis.
Ef3yA United ot.Jes steamer, thought to be
tho AouougAaeIt. s.fiyei a Busto1 on SatuE-
DAY, from S. Thomas, wItn % yellow fever
eases OF board One MAJ I'd died OF the die
ease.
pss- Attorney Cienetal Slaab4rry has deeid-
Cd tbat Secretary Harlan contract, selling 800
900 acres Of Cherokee land Connecticut
society for ) per acre, i5 .n and, aod i; will
probably DO ignored
- { OILS Stansill and Bingham, Of the South
err Loyalis, Delegation, attempted to address
a meeting 10 Cairo, % Friday evening, bu. was
ps,ysuted bya mol su4 tie meeting was bto4-
~ ~,
SrTne steamer Egening Star, from New
Tp.K tor New O:."aa5 has toundersd a. sea
Her passsuzefs and crew n4moefel 300, aud
! yearly all were los'.
HsA- President Johnson has Issuel procla-
matiOL recommending tho observance o.
| Thursday, November 19th, as day OF thanks
| giving and prayer % Almighty God.
nA- Commodore Robert F Stockton died al
Princeton, n. j on Sunday uight, aged Il
! yegrs.
nEa-A car OF the Adams Express Compan,
was robbed near Seymour, o, on Saturda;
J night, OF nearly Sl5 900.
HIln Baltimore on Saturday night, ore % AZ
WAS killed and two others were woLaded IN I
political ARRAY
ssz- The frat slk dsess pattern e. mad,
/ 10 california, was completed On Friday 40 Ssr
| francisco.
nz-A new Ca'hol. church is about 10 b,
! erected al Port Deposit NJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

heA, Itch, Heh, Army HcA.--Eaglaud's Col.
den Itch Ointment will cure the worst oases Of
Army Itch. II contains no mercury or other
Ingredients IN anY way Injurious to health
Those suffering from this terrible disease
should procure it AZ 1nce. ASK tor England A
Golden Itch Ointueut add take no other L
N. EssLAsp, Druggist aud Chemist, corner OF
Flhh and Market Streets, Wilmington. Del
Price so cts. a box by mail 50 Gle. ia24
6ush's PhRadtphiq Steam F,t,ght and Eztys.,
Ar' oheFs tie greatest facilities for forward.
ing freight and packages between the two
cities, receiving freight at second wharf abov.
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, and French S,
wharf,, Wilmington, up TO G o'clock, P. ", and
del 'er.ne at tn, earliest business pour the nt1t
morning. Gocds delivered 10 tho place OF
ousinessof oonslgLee ut the lowest rates.
seS- The beard must be taken of the face Of
every man every week, aud Parker 10 iust the
one to 40 that work, as may be seen by ali who
call at No Il kast Third keet
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
ARM EQR SALE.

In Containing three hundrei aud twenty four and
b.ss }a.Esit5s s Ss siss5ed 10 s' OK
the north side of said Back Creek, \ miles below
Cn--Apesks City. md mil south OF Eaton with
two story name dwelling, tn-e1 rooms on uo.t with
gTanerv cIhP, stables. carriage sad meat horse,
q soil good rcd clay The farm iHdlvife d int,
nvs III lit aud sixth ma. bs lear up and added a.
h1 expense. The land ia undet good Nrte Of Gu III
vaion aud kvery productive, there tEtY OF Locust
and Chestnut nter the plage to tetp uP the fences
for all time to come. The cte-k small trbul ar9
terms near mile Of the outside fence, There wo
guod landings the taTu where all tao prodnoeOftia
lArB be shipped direct, and all lime c., delivered
it. al the trade through tho ohesspeaks aud bel.
d~ eliins: The situation Is high and healthy wattI
good, water all tle helir but This would be
Vsy Desirable propsry for Peach grouins the land il
we'll adapted to he growth Of fruits 81 all hi ds, no
Peaches having been planted the farm for the last
forty years, Price Sixty ave $3.50 pst sore good
portion ~ the purshake money may lay for sope time
On the property For iuathcr Particulps s,ll on or
address CHAe rhTMkN, Jr Middletown. Del
Mr. Rsnlamip Davis. Jr the TenAnt on the farm i'll
show II 10 any unr wishing tn II. aug2S-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

- Tie subscriber will expose ct Public Sale, Al
S5sz1 the Hotel Of ". a. Chance, in the Village OF
sassl Q ssa, on TUESDAY, the 23d day Of October
-sAl lse6 at o'clock, r. NJ, all that Farm or TRAIT
of Lsud situate In st Gsorgos Hundred, 10 New Castle
County, aud state Of Delaware, about az miles from M
Pleasant Station the Delaware Railroad, aud about
hatn mile from the village Of McDonough, bouhdel on
the north by land Of James n. yaDisgriit, the eas
by land Of Abraham 7aDdeErf, on tho south by the
road leading fem Boyd'B Jsmiron's GOV ner
ard OF the by lands late If Joseph Cieaver and
others containing III Acres and los psGehes, more or
lee beng all that part Of White Hall Farm Which, by
proceedings 10 Chsnoery Tor partition, Glloted
the widow and minor child ot Augustine Msly deems
cd md said minors lot rest 10 the same being nov OF
fer for salo under order Of the Orphans Court
This property lie located 10 Que ui tt. most vs,lthy
and hiBL improved districts 10 ths 1t the I'D is
all clenTe7 hut about eight and the e s Of the
bert quality.
TERMs-Ien yer cent cash op the day otIale bait Of
the halauce tho 81 Monday 10 February next when
thu deed will b. 'euted ami mortgage taseu Tor b
balance with liberal oredt. For tufthH particulars
inquire CIV SfkUAhcE, New Castle Del or d
tbe sunscrilar CATuARISE MAlLLY,
sept II ID Pot penP. Deawat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

TEE LAsaEs1 CaEEsE EVEN MADE The
Schenectady Union OF the 18th ult., mentions
the arrival at that place on that day by Cen
trial Railroad, Of a mammoth cheese from the
ILgersol Cheese Company, G, W. Its desuna.
llon was the Stale FAIR at Saratoga. II was
made tfom one milking OF seven thousand
eows-emhrscing all the ooss within circuit
OF many Eles The cheese is six feet, ten in
ches 10 dismeter, three ieet thick and weighs
seven thousand pounds. In pressing 1t four
large jack screw were empi.. ID, Tue cheete
was encssed 10 the original pressing hoop and
placed OF truck manufactured specially for
| tho occasion. .le owners have been offered
/ 300 per day, for Eve days, tor az exoibition
OF it at the Toronto Provincial Fair 1t va,
expected that enough would be made at the
Saratoga Fair to pay the expenses Of trans-
porta,iou and ot5sr contingencies.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
OBITUARY.

At Hockessin on the Stt lust, LizZy, on J
daughter Of Abba and Sarah Davis, in tue 5Ii
year Of her aye.
II was autumn; OF pleasant eve,
When balmy WAS the air,
saw sight that made me grieve,
And yet the sight was fair.
Within lit le cotlin lay
A lifeless babe, as sweet as May;
Like waIen doll the children dress,
Her little body was.
A look OF blessed happiness
Did on her face appear;
A rose bud nearly closed found,
Her little hand within,
And many a pick was s!rewu around
With spirits of jessanine.
Her mother, like lilly pale,
Sat by her on the bed,
And bending DER her, low did wall,
Aud many IA tear she shed.
Bat oft did cry amid uer paia,
NY tare apt AL meet agar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

CuRIKs NEArs. Massachusetts, Hams
w'itts: cure ard smoke so 900 10 100000
cea per year, aud know my busiless Meat
cured 10 pickle made OF water is not as good,
and only used because more profitable and lest
aholiJus The favor OF cured meats depends
mainly upon the Kind OF Dolassess used. The
best ten Peratnre 10 40'. frozen meat will MOI
cure, and il above 500, will be liable to taiut.
For 100 tbJ. meat take 8 TBS. salt, quart best
Glasses or . TBS. sugar, ; N. sa tpeter, Z
cuaces ero"nd alum mix ana rub on the hesh!
side OF tue mea. place n pans, so as TO kteG
all the fixture, repeat the rubbing every thret
| days, rubbing in thoroughly For large piecet
and cod weather, so days will b. requirsdi i
mali weather, so days, ard Is days less 10
! sm al pieces The skin ar lat oil hams should b.
cat clean from the face, as Tar down rs the sec
oud Joint to allow the sal. 10 enter, The re-
cipe for keeping meat, viz 10 ashes, given II
September AehicuLTulrsr, is good. Smoking il
OF no benefit; it is oaiy quick way ohdrying
Most people would prefer drying withou
smoke. If you smoke, use only walnut o
yello " birch wood, or mahagony saw-dust b.
sure your meat s we'll COS. off before saltiui
ten days after killing 10 Oetter than ten hours
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
Doc Dsr uo.a. rnAoe-A IeLtsr ron Nen

Tar Day uosos TRADE letter nom New
York, dated Thursday, says
There was lees activity in the dry goods mar.
ket today, owing partly 10 the sharp advance
in prices during the three d-ys past, aad part
iy to the absence OF leading rneses Of goods
from the Jobbers shelves. Brown domestic,i sro
peg high r, with but .ew descriptions to- be
had at any price. Drills are active tor e.sort.
Pr!ats and print cloths are very firm For all
saaing styles offoreign goods the demand COZ %
tluues steady.
1eE- 500 euIgr4nts from North Carolns took
passage a. Fortress Monroe for Baltimore last
Fttayi to g. West.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11

FALL Butter MAKlsd.-Some persons, WHO
snow well enough how butter should be made
and possess All the appliances essential TO sue
cess 10 the manufacture OF it, tail 10 produce
good article because OF too gresi greedines-
ioE gain. They seem 10 reason that's pound OF
buttsrmilk left 10 the mass, lie 90 coed TO them
u q pound OF the pure article, heace the little
labor bestowed IN working il, They may sue
coed IN disposing OF parcels of this oaarseteT,
but in doing &c, they a. seriously impairlus
their reputation as manufacturers.
Agail Some rsasoA that, as sat Is msco
! less costly than butter. It is a capital good
| dodge TO work In as large an amount OF 81
| line matter AS possible-lesving it N Jumps
c.ten tines-iwparting bitter taste to the
outer. and thereby inparing its reputation
With consumers 10 the end this will prove, at
it should do, 10 have been short sighted op'
grafton.
The best policy with butter makers, as with
all other producers. is honesty. Work your
butter as clear OF milk as can be conveniently
done; salt no more than is necessary for IL
proper preservation; put it up or down nicely
aad your name will be ample assurance Il
those who purchase, that they are not being
| cheated
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-11
FARMS FOR SALE

esskA large number Of Farms 10 Ksut q I'd sussa1
EssW Counties are offered cheap aud easy Of
2&-paynent. Farms may lie hal Of any desirable
si1s om ten acres 20 nEs huDdred and 10 thv various
stages u mproysmsnt-from very good very poor
As general thing they all have plenty # good timber
and good vster are located In health situations COVE
naDt ID both halrosd and Water Communication, and
are particularly adapted TO the culture Of Pc sGrspes
ether us besides sweet pota oes, early
vegetables. &c, and will under pr cultivation yield
sc much Whoot aud Corn, and other ceres any land
N the oouutry large PORTION ofhese lands h8ye beer
routed mt tOi series at yeAu two large farms and
tney afe seueislly dencept in bL !dnks snd
provemsns, but the soil 10 nst.tally fertile
and With slsh eGpsnss can he made highly productive
large Northern emigratiou now pouring into the
cHrr part Of the eAt", buying w, subdivdpg
rug and improving the.s laads thereby rendering
au early daytha lower Delaware will bs what nature
designed htT-th greatest nut ati 31bie pdrIs IN
TIA country (ireuars Issued every month Di gratutous
dirthunpn, brsuch Dihees have been opened ut vii
mingtor Dover aud BridgeyiS forflrthe
| afply to or address, A. T, JouShT0E,
Or 70 either Of the fooSirR Milford, Delaware,
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent, winiug ton, Del
| DAVID YARDLEY, !" Dover,
I. DAMON, " BridKeville,
nl-send for Circulars, which are r. Mt free telp