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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

Items from the N,luru0 Times
Roy Mr. Gro,ev of the NJ n Church. uf
smvrn, was nm Monday evening nrcsented with
n handsome stuav gown. Inv n number of the lady
members of bis Compensation. fine DIVERGENT
has been presented by one of the classes.
Roy DR. Morsel, Rector of st P.,.rs In
smyr.a pr,ached b;s f,nrtb anniversary sernon
last Sunday IJe tool occos;on IN ,h.ni h;s com.
erepation for the numerous substantial tokens Of
,heir o,,o.,n ,oo.n,,,, ,v,.naoa 81 III,
Paw n coo,,o t.,rn,ar ,,aa,o.n ~ ~. NJ u
church. AT SMYRNA was nresentcd with ,ur,r
of soon nm Christmas dov Inv His c,,nyrcynti. NJ
Manayunk. Pa.
Ii vary i,tercs,;,o noe,;ng nj tho ,,r,.r nj
Sons of Te,nnerance AZ SMYRNA ,y,s hold d, ~,
\ Hal, on Nnndav evsn;na I.s, whom t,,o n.,, ~.
4 6cars ,,e,, ,y,.r, ;rs,al,od h, n n w p r,r,,ns
All the old members are invited To he nresent n,
M. nav, ,,,.,,;,s ~ -, e., 4. y, i. - :.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16
SINGULAR Blnp.--The Media Amer,eun s.,

-. mo -'roe1H f"rT7uUH sIy5
- correspondent tells us Of gentleman re.
siding In Wrangletown, Middletown township
of poultry, and who has arrived al a degree n
perfection not heretofore reached. He ayers tha
he has rooster, matched last spring. which lay
an egg every dry, and has as yet shown no ais
position to set. Either the township or The gen
a hen which bears a strong resemblance to roos
ter, and the owner yet adhering to his originn
view. Faith works wonders and the steady fajti
OF our friend Mt Wranglctown may yet hive ,
triumph over the laugh OF his neighbors."
We think Wrangletown is well named.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

FARMERS BANK.-A meeting Of the General
Board of Directors of the Farmers Bank of the
State Of Delaware was held at Dover, Thursday,
and dividend of three per cent. for the last ak
months declared.
A meeting of stockholders was also held and the
same boards of Directors for all the branches
elected, and no change made in the officers ofany
of the banks.
The following are the Directors for the bank III
Wilmington :--Chas. I. DUPONT, President, Fran
els Barry, J. Morton Poole, VIM. Bright, Theo-
dore F. Crawford, James Bradford, E. G. Brad
ford Spencer D. Ewes. and Geo. G. Lobdel.
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fs. rassss@sEl NEW ROUTE
&4f8 i3ng TO THK

SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
Steamboat train Of Delaware Rail Road hse
leaves Wilmington daily Sundays sxccpted0 atis "
A. NJ. connecting with the dre Steamers
City of Norfolk aud Lady of the Lake.
For Portsmouth, and Norfolk, Va. At Portsmonh
passengers make close connection with train. q
seabord and Roanoke Railroad for Weldon, Raleigh,
All Southern Points. Returning, boats leave Po-ts.
mtath al 10 A. NJ, Saturdays exceprd,l on arrival
500 r. NJ aud arrive at Wilmington at l:4o r. 81
FREIGHT CONNECTIONS are made mol only II
Portsmouth. with SeabOard and Roanoke Rail RsiL
but Al Norfolk with an snbrokon r. X. line reaching
the mississippi at Memphis, and whose Connecting
liner t,seb al points In the Southwest.
u. @. 8EWALl,
aers Supt. Del. X. r. lds
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

BuRGLARY.-The shoe store of Mr.. Jacob Craig.
near the Rising Sun, on the Brandywine. was
broken open on Thursday evening last, and about
fifty dollars worth OF boots and shoe. stolen.
The police are now on the lookout for the ras
calls, and 1t is more than probable they will be
caught. RepnbIicdn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

GRAIN SHipMENr.-We have heretofore alluded
to the heavy shipment Of grain on the Delaware
Road. The Middlctown Transcript says that
since the new crop Of corn began to come in,
trade has been qullo orisk, and that during The
last mouth there have been shipped from Middle
town aionc u,orc than 10000 bushels vi corn,
10000 husncls of wheat, and quantity Of pot,-
toes, oats, &C.. and this notwithstanding heavy
shipments at Townsend, four miles below, and at
Mt. Vernon, four miles above.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

R"nBERr.-0n Tuesday night the eth inst. a
number Of articles, including carriage cover,
blanket, coat and rantaloons, pair of boot, &c,
were stolen from the carriage house If Mrs. ). NJ.
DUPONT, ut Louyiers, in Brandywino Hundred.
$50 reward is offered for the apprehension and
conviction of the thief, or S25 for the goods.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

r. II. MlKrIsG AT DovER.-The Annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Delawar,, Railroad
was held on Thursday, at Dover. Prcsiden, 8. NJ
FELTON, of the Delaware Road, and President Isaat
Hinclley Of the P. W. 4 B. Road, were at the
meeting, and returned Inst evening in IL sped la
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

Nh. & DEL. RAILRoAD.-The Easton (Md.)
Gdzehe, Of Saturday, states that work Is likely to
be again resumed on this road in very short
time. When Capt. Hardcastle consented to serve
as President, the contractors pledged themselves
to finish the road to Hillsborough as soon as ten
thousand dollars worth of stock was taken. Eight
thousand has already been subscribed, and there
every assurance that the ss4saipder will be,
shortly So the work goes braselS On. This
news seems refreshing, and VIC doubs rot but that
all our elllSen5 will join with us in rendering
thanks to Captain fIardcastlc for his energy and
enterprise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16
STEgLING'S AMBROSIA OIL.

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This elegant Preparation for the Hair has been pro
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Lock Of her Hair can be seen at our office, No.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

TRAtNlAG ScHooI.-The annual meeting Of the
contributors to the Training School for feeble
minded children, located at Media, Delaware Co,
was held in Philadelphia, the 9TH inst, TIE ~
port of the Secretary stated that there were ono
hundred and sixty-four pupils ia sac instl, utiop
Of which number eighty arc RenAsylvo' ia State
pupils, fifteen from New Jersey, II OF the civ Of
Philadelphia, of Delaware, 3 solaiP rs orphans
and the rest are pay pupils. The following ofl
GERS were eleSsed for the ensuing year .-Prsi
dent, S. Mearis VAIN; Vice Presidents. wi.tc
Morris and DR.. A. L. Elwyn; Treasurer, Al.xan
der ksllerton; Secretary, Franklin Taylu: d,
rectors, 5. A. Crozier, MD. Miicheso,,, Joseph X
Wheeler, DIR. j. w. Ash, and L. F. Riyu,s.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

-Roxbury, after more than two centuries
of independent municipal existence, was
Suffolk-atcd by Boston on the night of De-
cember 81.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

RAILROAD UNDER CoSrRAcT.-The Chester
town tMd.) Ne'ss states that contract for the
Kent and Queen Annc's Railroad has been made
at s12, 900 per mile, the work to be commenced
In the early spring.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

PosT OFFICE CHASGEs.-At 0akIin, III,
Howard county, Nd, Martin Fisher Is appointed
postmas:er,vlce II. E. Hardy, resigned AT Hills
boro, Caroline county, Nd, A. P. Wasson is ap-
pointed postmaster, vice Lewis Flynn, resigned.
At Lewes, Sussex county, Delaware, Elisha j.
Morris is appointed postmaster. vice II C. Maui
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

sLoor RAIsKp.-The sloop Mall, which was
sunk in the Delaware during the storm on the
18th ult has been raised and is now safely moored
In Philadelphia. Some of her rigging, cabin
furniture, &C.. were found missing, and are sup
posed to have been stolen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

PRoGREss IN LINCOLN, DEI--A letter from
Lincoln, Del. says B.
1--WE have organized very creditable lyssss,
in Lincoln and have been successful in org aaisn.r
circulating library also. We start this aorA.
with fifty volumes of good standard wpu'ss ~.
history, science, medicine and light lltcraa,,st.
+" In behalf of this noble enterpris.. I would
most earnestly solicit of the friends sf progress
and education such a contribution, of books, ms.
they may be able to spare No dssht many per
sons have books lying idly nson their shelves,
which now useless might be ,aade productive Of
much good by being sent to- No.
We cordially second the .eqpest of the writer
and trust the many friends of educational advance
ment among our readers will contribute to this
object.
| Books sent to this office or 10 Mr.. john r. Nc
Lear will he duly forwarded to Lincoln.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

DEATH OF JOHN L. PRATT.-John L. Pratt, Esq,
Of Dover, late U. g. Distrct-Attorney for the Dis
trict of Delaware, died of Consumption on the
s1st ult., at Relatka, Florida, whittier he had
gone to benefit his health. Mr.. Pratt was APP
pointed by President johnson to the office he held
but after brief tenure resigned on account of Ill
health. The Senate has not confirmed the NOM
ination of any successor since Mr.. Prast's resig-
nation.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16
LOCAL NEWS.

TnE LEaIsLATuRE.-The RepH6hcan says It Is
rumored that an extra session OF the Legislature
will be called In April, to take action concerning
the new roads being constructed to connect with
the Delaware Railroad in the lower part Of the
State
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

81. AIMS CHuRcH.-The Sunday Sch nl I. ~.
AIMS Church held their Christmas anniy ,arr
In The Sunday School room in Middleton, q,
Christmas evening. Carols were sung s,,r IN ~
the scholars and beautifully lighted Oh ,a,as
Tree added to their enjoyment. Also, Mon A,v
23d, st. AIMS congregation visited the R.,t..-y.
and furnished the Rector and his wife with a,ss
number of good things of life including tnps.sys.
chickens, &c., and presented the Rector, Rev D.
W. Brown, with purse containing slih. Mir.
Brown has resigned the Rectorship of ST.. i4au's,
to the general regret of his Pensioners, assI re-
moves shortly to Philadelphia, where he. will as
sumo the Rectorship of Trinity Church, and which
opens up before him, pornps.. a widerishaerc of
usefulness. The Rectorship of ST., Apa's Is for
the present misunderstanding
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

BUILDINGS RnEoTzD IN TEE YEAR 1867.
We give below a carefully prepared and accn-
rate table of the buildings erected Ia this city In
the wear lust past TEA 44a S34 IN3Ar
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SrxusIIsrs' Suld..


l x IssHs, AA'ss S5 siy,r,Wsans+:
III !s1!1: ROAD TING TApLE ND oAliihsKE
o9 CONNIE v,,n MONDAY, snpTEMrrR soa M,
ss. sh 9ssFs pis sss sSss, !. Hss . ss
AY4ML TRAIN 4 s.so'A. NJ. Js,''.a,. a,...
g. sss nst,Il,' b sRpg III .Sa; @
sor Cr1sasM and mternediste statlons. ~
ExPREss TRAEN 4 $50 p n. csunas,, -,
| ed,) for Baltimore and Washington stopnn, :, ~
ter TssS hurley. iirwssa gsymens Wnlng.s, New
town. Perryvinc Hayre-de Grace, Aberdeen. psr,s
name, Edeewsod, Magnolia, Chase's and ~ ~ ,s,'s
NIGHT EXPRESS at II 90 P, NJ, tDaily., for r,,,v
more and Washington, Connects al WImm.ss
Saturday excepted with Delaware Railroad IN.
Harrington, Salisbury, Princess Anne ~ I've We
sect,ng at crlsneid with Boat for Fortress y., nv,
Norfolk, Portsmouth and the South ''''
Passenger by boat nora Baltimore a., v,r
Monroe and Norfolk. win take the 1a.oa NJ T,w
Wa thisneld will take 11.oo p. NJ Train. = "S'
WILMINGTON TRAINS
Stopping At all stations botwecn Phiiadeprs A.,
ta lsSys PMsll'ds TRs = 10 5000 and I'M
Delaware Railroad for Milford and insrmcda., NJ" ".
ticns. The 500 r N. train runs 70 New Castle.
Leave winingt9p at 100 and 800 A, n, 80
THRoudH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1910 A. M, i2.sO 80 ms
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
, Leave Chester ut 1.b4. s.H and Ills A. N. IN
b.b1. 1. 20 and 10.a4 p, M. - "''
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at 7qo A. H., Way Mail. oasA
M, Express. 2.1b Pm. Express. Gas P. NJ Extr,s.
| s.bb p M. Express.
From baltimore to Port Deposit and ntorm.d.s
stations at $40 P. M.
Asuomm. dation Train from Port Deposit will lssv.
perryville at CAT A. NJ, for Baltimore and intern.
| diRte stations. sltIs
Trains Ter Baltimore leave Chester at 81. AM.
and 4. 0s r. M.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington As@A
NJ, and 4b5 p. M.
Freight train, with Passenger Car attached win
leave Wilmington for Perryyille and in,ernodIsts
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore At o.bb P. NJ, stopping a, I,su.
de-Grnce, Perryville and Wilmington. Also .ops /,
| Nortb-Eart, Elkton and Newark Ito take pssena,,,
for Philadelphia, and leave passengers from Washing
ton OF Baltmore,) and at Chester To leave psissng,
rom Baltimore or Washington
H. F. KENNRr, superirpA'"
TT. lzsssHszsl ID 70 LAW warn nlIi
Via @3stis;,sssiaaeq ROAD LINZ.
WINTER ARIA NGBMENT
AMI ABfKH MONDAY NOV. GOTH lsH
| rssss.rer Trains viii run as follows untl fxA
l untife
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

Grace Church Is, of course, included in the
statement this year. II was not embraced in any
previous statement.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

UsFouSDED.-We copied, with appropriate
credit, statement from the Republican recent
ly stating that there was probability Of IN
extra session of the Legislature to have some
legislation concerning projected railroads in the
lower part of the State. On inquiry we can find
no grounds for the statement, sothing like u
general desire or necessity tor such session APP
nearing
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

| 300 buildings. Total cost, $g69, 900
| or the above buildings there are -
| IA Foundric-, Work Shops, and other
places OF business, costing, $s4,50o
| New Churches, q $4,000
Church enlarged :. 1900
| Dwellings " 10000
| This exhibit compares with the building done
| In fortr,sr xto,rs ne F.,yla,r. ID
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16
Revolution in Trade !

Revolution in Trade
DIES ,-yoa can receive for tho ,u~ Of
ONE DOLI4,A *, .
Sih, Martha. ana pscH ID eases, ~nAwh,
Bsnorals, Lines Goods Embossed table hvsss,
Watches. Jewery. Size Plated Maze, Sewing Ma
Chimes &c Snnd climbs Of ten more. with cents
fer each descriptive check and tue geter mp Of tho
club will valuable present worth IS to ~,
act ordlny to nnniher sent Agent. wasted every
WHERE Circulars sent tree. PAtkER l. CO.. sut-
cersors !" GRAHAM d CO., o. s6 Federal Street,
|
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

straw, nor com-fodder. Ordinarily portion
of the gtaia Is also fed on the farm and re-
turned to the land; al this would increase
the fertility.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

NEW CASTLE TRAINS
LeAvs New Castle for Wilmington and fh'ade.
phia at T.se A. M. Leave Philadelphia, 500 r. H.,
and WILMINGTON TAO r. NJ, for New Caste
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional To those above will leave. smyrna isi
Smyrna, 40 A. M.a00 q 10.OsP. M,,to make eors.s-
ton with trains and from Dover, and Stations sons
Trains leaving Crisneld 6.0o ?. NJ. and Wilmsg-.g
ZION with Steamboats, TO Norfolk and Portsmouth 80
Express Trains TO and from Baltimore, Philsdepsi
and New York. They will stop IN the pravsf. l.
Line only at principal stations a, which lhci rive
is stated. Except that Steamboat Train sonth sill
let on passengers from Baltimore at any stat'n h
which theJ have tickets.
Pass myers from Delawnrs X r. Line, TO bafanon
aud from Baltimore to Del. r. X, change cars Al
N. C. Junction, In morning, at WilmlnEton il
afternoon and night, unless trains arc delayed.
e. Y. SEwALL, Dr..
Ent.orinteudeat lei L
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vIcKs ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE

VICkB ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Seeds and Floral Guide for 1868.
10 nc " published and ready To send out II makes
a work of nbUut One Hundred Large Payrs, cntain-
ing full descriptions Of the
Choicest Flowers d Vegetables Grewn,
with plain directions for sowing Seed, Culture, Ae,
II 10 beautifully Illustrated, with moro than ON
HuspnKD Frsn Woop EoaRAvIses Of Flowers and
Vegetables, and a
BEAUTIFUL coIoRED PLATR OF FLowRns
VOL printed. on The finest paper, and enc Of the
msst beautiful well as tho most instructivs works
Of the kind published
fs- Sent 10 all who apply, by mail postpaid, for
Ten Cents, which IN MT half the coat. Address
JAMRs WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

ONE DOLLAR EACH.
XNBBs Cotton Cloih, Dress Patterns, Pant Rat.
w terms, Sewing Ma hineA, Witches Dry And
Fancy Goods. &c, &c. Send Ten for Patent
Pen fnnntsn. with clip describing mn srticle in oar
dollar 81 q. Any person. tmae or female can send
In elnb VI from - 10 1000 at rate 30 ctr for
esch), ana yet u premium for doing. Rs.
gIsTRRnn LgTTEns S,mpes mnilrdf'ec TO any address
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
65 Hasover ct Boston, Mass.
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-HOO1aa,l6Is German Bttters,
AND
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED By DR.. c. M. JACKSON,
N

dice, Dysp~p-
Nervsns De-
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Kidneys. aud
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16


North American Steamship Company.
Through Line to CALIFORNIA,
VIA PANAMA AND NICARAGUA.
SAILING FR0H NEW YORK.
DECEMBER 9Th and 18th Jnnusry bth 1ssA and
25th, and FEBRUARY 10Th and Goth,
With New Steamships OF the First Class.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN By ANY OTHER LINE.
For further information address the undersigned at
III WEST STREET, New York
Or to 8. F. Bsts, Agt Adams TX. Co ,ois Market st.,
Wilmington.
AMERICAN CLOCK COMP ANY,
Csrtlasd St.. New Ysrk,
Manufacturers, Agents and Dealers In
All Varieties Of American Clocks.
Solc AGENTS fur
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Flower and Vegetable seeds,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

We sell for One Dollar,
~ OLD and liver Watches, Sewing Machines. Silver
OTea Se,ls, Silk Dress Patterns, Carpetings, Do
M, site Goods, sc. &c.
GIRO ULAkS SENT FRHR,
giving full psrtirn1 OF our great Ono Dollar sale
Splendid ilduc,menia offered TO Agents sending MS
clubs. Address, LABONTE & BABtITT,
No. SO Sudbury oreet, Boston,
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WE ARE COMING!

w ~ TA1b1l O<(h11N
And will rresesl 10 any person ,.ning nsa lab in
our Great
@ II f. ID O LII a II = A l. T.
II DRY AND IA \, GooDs,a
wses, src, Of shce,ing, silk Dress Pat,err, b.,
Fse SO, OF COST.
c.,rl gu, II Gesds and sample sent 10 an, .iars.,
AiIHN. uAwBs = CO,
10 Fsserai stieet Bostps, Mass.
Dry aid Faucy dnd-, Cutlsfy, pl.'.i Ware, 1isias,
Leather 0sods, &c
aRADsTRERT's
nrnsvrs
Rubber Moulding and Hesther Strips
The hes, q sapest and snly perfect w.sshsr srips
dsst rricrn rsdncsd TO agents. I he sci. lie beyond
anything ever ofsrsa Send for g. agent. circular
Nassau St, n. T., 81 Is.hnstss d. s o1;
TO u N ID.
| NEW METHOD OF COPYING LETTRRs,
lime isSsr and is sIpsn.s Ask for SpSNN IsTr.R
| NOOK" For circulars, address r. GARRETT b co !,
TOE chssnutst st, Phisdsphla Agents wanted.
Farmers & Farmers Sons
wanted TO engage in business during the Fall ana
Winter paying from $3.50 to 500 per month
address, 1EiGLER. MocGiDY b co.
No. SD Arch 81, rhadsphis, Pa
WANTHD.--Lsdis.e or Geatlsnsn to sell the GEN
w Scissor. shsrsnsr, Button Hole Cater and Rip
| us combined. Sample sent by mail for ~ cts Al
diem r. ANNA SMITH, IS Parkman street, Clsve-
land, Ohio.
WANTED.--salesnsn 10 travel ana sell rosds By
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

This is purely phosphate guano, the
result of which has somewhat changed my
views in regard to fertilizers. 1t may be
seen that the present corn crop, untavorable
as the season has been, is more than double
that of the Peruvian and being several dol
lars in advance of all others. This acre was
planted in corn in 1860 without fertilizer, to
show the gainage. 1t then made (six)
bushels, it now makes twenty-five with an
unfavorable season, which is creditable to
the fertilizers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

Deineoyo Institute.-Hpsnsh ana Trsneh
~ BNsrdinE n hssl f0r Young Ladies'. leeuu.
pihhsd Esueators, hsslthfnl location. asnahtfal
riverside residence and hone-like sonifsrt sfs NJ
uon. Thirty handsome shsmbsrs limit Inc nunber
Of bonrders to uixty Second term sommelces Feb.
lst 1865. For prospectus address the principal
Miss RACHELLE @. RUNT, BererlY IL J.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

WAETHD.-Lsdisser Gen,lsnsn to sell the GEN
w Scissors sharIsnsr, Button Hole Cater and Rib
usr combined. Sample sent by mail for ~ ets Al
Ian Ohio = -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

]ri<tst. lam
da,'Chrshss or
Utility. Chrsn
Disease If the
all Diseases
ia bisordered
sash, o. Intsstir
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to travel and sell rosds b.
w sample. Good wages and steady enpIoynsni
"A ireps, with stamp. LkSPHHAK 4 FRRKY,
1877 Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio