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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-29

SEc. 8 And BE- Il further caaeisd. That
The Two clerks Of clsss one 10 tho Office
Of education authorized BY an ael snti.
tied "Au sct makiug appropriations iOr
the legislative, executive. and judicial
expenses Of tho government lor tho year
ending tho thihiO.h Of June, eighteen
hondfod and seventy" approved March
third. eighteen hundred and sixty nine.
shall DO appointed BY the Secretary Of
the Interior. aud oil laws and para Of
laws authorizing the employment Of
other clerks in tho department or office
Of education shall. after tho oommOnce-
msnt Of tho next fiscal ysar, DO repealed,
SEC 0. And Do Il fartksr caactei, That
tho the Secretary Of War DO, and hO iS
hereby. authorized 10 make tho necessary
transfers appropriations from military
districts having AR excess Of oppFoprla-
lions 10 carry into effect the reoonsIruo-
ton laws to districts which are or may
bO deacisnl in tho amount necessary 10
carry into effect said laws,
$50 10. Aad be Il further enacted That
the Washington Gas-light Company be,
and they arc hereby, required 10 increase
their rate Of discount for prompt pay
mcnI 10 eighteen and lhTee-f0uTths per
cent from and after tho first day Of
November neGt.ra ia
Approved, April 10. 1900,
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LPupLIo-No. 90 |

a6, PUDNo-No, 90 ipAs
An aot to renew certain giants Of land
10 The State Of Alabams. bst
BE Il enacted by The Sfnaia aud Homs
of Representatives. cftIe United Saic, Of
Amricd IL Congress assembled, That so
much Of the grant Of lands made 10 the
State Of Alabama by tho act oI Congress
approved June three! eighteen hundrod
aud liCy-six, entitled "Aa Ocl granting
public lands in alternate seOIlons 10 tho
State Of fAlSbamu, 10 Sid in the cOnslruo.
ton Of certain railroads 10 BAidfiSLAtp," !"
as we're granted 10 assist In thu building
Of railroads ''from near tGAdSJsn 10 SOfna
point on tho Alabama Snd MIsSlpsippi
Slale line, in . direction to the Mobile
and Ohio railroad. With q view TO con-
necl with the said Mobile and Ohio rail
road" aud from GadSdon 10 connect
with the Georgia anil Tennessee line Of
rOIlroada through OhSIIooga, Willie, and
Lookout valleys" 10 hpEoby revived end
renewed. subject to oil the conditions
and restrictions contained 10 the ael re-
feFFad to- and sublec, 10 tho lurlhor
limiIatioD that ifelthSF ol tho Said rail-,
roSdS 10 not completed WilhiplhRsa ysaTs
from the passage Of this aei 10 farther
sslo shalf be madslo ihe bano6t ol sarh
.talIEcdsl Hda Elis lAlde u1gold thRllFp-
vtRlto ibe United 6gAleS; Frovi2cd, That
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NUMBER u.s.


SEp. q, dad Be il fnr.her rss9lusa. That
any officer OF clerk Of oaY Of Tho t1eruS
1.-Two dsPs rImentI ~ tbs government who
shall DO lawfully detailed 10 tnySalEstG
frauds. opalI0npis to dslTaud. on Tho
government, or any iPTpgaiAIity Of miss,
conduct Of any officer or agent ol ihe
Unlcd States, shall have p6aog 10 adj
minister oa,hs 10 atldssilS lAken Ii The
course Of any such invssIlgaton. :
SEe. s, And 6fa IpthSrF6soiued, That
tho foes allowed by law 10 attorneys OF.
agents shall hO resorvedyby the pay de-
Rarlmept OF said pension agcul and paid
10 said agent on attorney when, any IuSh,
fees ore due for servicea rendered in
procuring such bounty or bounlipH, and
not otherwise.
Approved. April TO- 1890, 0lts
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Approved, April 40, 1890,
[punLIc REsOLurIoN-Na, la.l

punlic RGsoLuTIoN--Np. ie,
Joint Resolution authorizing The transfer,
Of certain appropriation hprot0ioro,
msdO,
Bed rsso'psd " tho Ssnaie and Roma.
Of Representatives. Of Ms Uaitca Sidtts oJ
Imsriel IA Congress assembled, Thallhs
Secretary of Ihs Treasury be. aud hc ia
hereby. authorised aud directed 10 cause
tho aum Of soyenly-sighl thousand dol
lars TO bo'tansforcd from The OpprobfS,
tion "fof paper Ior tho public printing"
contained in tho acl entitled "hh act
making appropriations for the logislaIiyel
executive, ond juliclal expenses otthN.
govcrpmenl for tho ypar oLdiug Juno,
lhirtielh, eighteen hunlfed aud pixlY-
nino,' approved on tile 'lwsnlioih ot
July, eighteen hundred end sixty y-eishl,
IN aid of tho appropriations OOnisinrdin,
lhesauo act for Ihgfolloyins purposes,
aud in tho OfolloWing proportions, 10 witt
For contingent expenses ot tho Office.
Of Congressional Printer, thtCO thousand
dollars. ,,..
For tho public printing, soyoDty.GVQ,
thousand dollars. = '.sN'F ''' ''''S
Approved, April 10. 1860, "ofA ~ e
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CARELL HOUSE,

t BARBoURsyILLE, WEST VA,
JOHN r. HATFIELD, PtOpriotOr. 81
6nHIS uOuse has recently been renovated
$ 4 and enlarged, The travelling public
asy rely supOa resolving TsOd SSas@snl'-
AqSes( EsaaOasbiN .I'.a. uiSne@agA
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DIR. LIE. CAMPRRLL,
II PhYslolAn nnl SursoOn,

g. ss.i Point Pleasant, West Va.
.UAvING located permanently at Point
IL. Pleasant, offers his Professional services
10 the citizens Of the town and vicinity He
hopaI BY strict attention TO business, u, merit
a continuance Of tho liberal patronage hO has
already received. III l..
He may bo found at all times AZ his Office
when not professionally engaged
November 5-ly. --vr r,-,s
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IA Gro Thursday night on the sculE..
west corner Of Wafer end UommSiti
streets, Norfolk, Va, destroy edA four
buildings OCcupiOd'Os . Wholesale kro.
Gerry sore and several ooumiSilcRS
houses less sloooof llylin'urpa'tl
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DR. ], s, STONE,

Mouth Of Thirteen, Mason County, West ya.'
ESpRCTFULLY tehdcrn his professional
IN services, to the citiEcn' OF Leon and y.tctn;
Ity. Prompt attention given all professional
calls, day or night.
uToffce in the corner building OF BRowN's
Ators, nov l9-om.
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[PuDLlc REsoLUTIoS-No. 10. -
A Resolution for tho protcction Of SOL
dien and their heirs f ltl gs
Resolved LythO Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of he Ualed States IF
America ia Congress assembled, That the
accounting officers Of tho treasury and
pay department who arc charged with
tho ucllemOnt aud payment Of bountiOS
duo TO soldiers OF their heirs ba,n and
lhsy ao hereby, -dirOelodtopay,o or cause
to bu paid the sums found duo 10 the
said soldiets or their heirs in person, OF
by transmitting tho amount 10 them
direct in draft or drafts, payable to his,
her, or lhOir order, or through lho
Froodmen's Bureau, or state ageuts up,
pointed specially for that purpose, Of
governors Of national asylutng, or pen
sion aSOut Of the district where he. shO
or thOy may reside, aud MOTTO any claim
agent or uupon any power Of attorney
tyausIer, or assignment YhatCver
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[PuBLlc-No. a9

r [PuBLlc-No. e2
An oct to extend tho time lor tho LittDO
Rock end Fort Smith Railroad Conn
pany TO complete tho first section Of
twenty miles Of said rosd. sa seg
Be il enacted By tic Senate and Home
Of Representatives. cthe United States Of
America iAh Caggress assembled, 'fhGG4Aa
act approved July twdptyssigh,. eighteen
hundred aud sixty.six, c,tiiIcd "An acc
TO rcyiVo and extend tho provisions Of
AN Dot granting the right Of way aud
making grant Of lond 10 the States Of
Arkansns and Missouri, 10 aid I'M Ihs
construction Of a railroad from poiu.
upon The Mississippi river, opposite tho
mouth Of tho Ohio liver, via Little Rock,
10 the Texas boundary near Fulton. ID
ArkahsaS. with branches to Fotl Smith
and tho Mississippi river approved
February nine, eigh.OOa hundfed and
iltyAhTeo, and iOrnother9purpo6es.H bJ
80 amended as 10 extend Tho limo 10 lbs
LlIlo ROCK and Fort Smith Railroad
Company for building tie GrsG section
Of twenty miles provided for Id tbd
second section Of sald act, for iho tSrui
Of three years from ho-thiytscnlh DAY Of
May, eighteen hundred and SIX 'y-soeeu,,
the time Of filing the certificate Of oreana
iSation to said company provided for ID
Ihetthird lection Of sail act: PrOviaedI
That tho land granted blythe not heteby
revived shall DO sold 10 aolual settler
only, in quantities nolo gfsStertRUn Cd,
quarter OtaO section TO pno puroh asOt
and for a price DOT exceeding two dol
lars and Guy cents pei aore,y svno,; n
Approved April 49, 1850, ,,,os,
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NOTICE.

A IL persons desiring to obtain authority by
IL certificate to teach school in Mason county,
viii hereby take notcs that my public exam.
iuation Of Teachers, will. from this date, be
held At Mason City, on the THIRD SArUR-
DAY Of each month. NoprivRtS examnations
Vill b. given, except In cases OF emergency
.., JACOB BIRD.
sup.. Pub, Schools Mason County.
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IPuBLlc-No. 1871

An act making an appropriation for The
improvement of riVerB and haTborS for
The fscel year ending June 80, 1900
and the year ending juno 80, 1870.
Be it.cadctcd 6ytM Ssaate and Houic
Of Rspracn.aiirss cfthe United IStatcs ct
America n Coagross GsscmLled, That tho
sum Of two million dollars 10 hereby
appropriated for the fscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred aud sixty-
nine, aud tho yoar ending June thirty.
eighteen hundred and seventy, to DO
expended for the repair, extension, pre-
ssrvaliou, and completion Of works fol
the Improvement OF fivers and harbors
under the direction OF the Secretary ol
War; Provided, Ths, the Secretary ol
War 10 hereby authorized to cause such
expenditures to bo made so as best TO
subsorvc tho interests Of comuerce; and
he 10 rOquired 10 report to CongreSs, Al
tho opening oiils DecOmb't session, al
expenditures madc under tho provisions
Of this act up to that time in detail.
Approved, Apd! 10. iise9i
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rD. p... NJ "a
VuL'o "SS9Lu1'oN mo- 10 u
A RESOLUTION enabling bone lldo SeellsA,
TO purchase certain llands se9aiisaI
from !hs Great and LlNla Qaa6o Itibe,
o! Indians.
hs''iptd cy ths Scnete era H6a's eT
hSprS.'aaHSes ~ p iAe GATED SSitel 0cfi
An'er.ea ~ Congho'' as'e'a1taA That any,
ooaa sds sesIleF residing gpon ,aoy poES.
ilon .a o. 'hs lands eeld lcEsha sinllsg SisIsIa.
ey ylrSsg O. tns .hEss 4ig second allislea,
o. % ihoS we, tIeAsy. eonoludta between We,
p'lea sl s,n.ee 1ua.the Great aAl Little
.1Oseeest'I9eIoi !, ~ s..sAss
lylln9, S,eelaee lanaFsl s'sa fiaszis Isgpt
AnS % pryrIp%ea segaary 1wenly.Arst,.
s'ghsoSo S s;.,t nuadrso 70 e ana slxSyi.svsn, waS
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NAVY DEpARTMENT.

For tho salary Of the solicitor aud
uaval judge advocate general from July
frat. eighteen huadtOd and Sixty.nino.
to June tbjriisih, eighteen hundred d0d
seventy, three thousand five hundred
dollars, qh j
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IRIS. BROVVN,

Art o,KMEY AT Law,
GRILL, practice in the counties Of Mason
nv jiekaon and Writ. Address, Ravens
ussd, West We. IAPril II Silly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25
The Crops in the Nastn.

We greatly fear (ssys the New Orleans
picayune) that our planting friends will,
this year, neglect that which made them, al
the beginning Of it, so much more indepcn-
dent than ever before, since the time before
the speculative era OF 1896. when farming
on credit was rare, it not unknown.
II was not the making fair crop Of cotton
in 1868 which gave the planter money in his
purse, nor even the fact that his merchant
could make him no advances beyond the
amount needed to bale his cotton and ret II
u market, which placed him out of his ,ual
embarrassment, but because he had raised
all ms food on his place, snd had none 10
buy, either for his hands or his animals.
Had the cotton crop failed, as it may do
this year, leaving him nevertheless n full
supply of home raised food, he would still
nave been untrammeled by the costs and
charges for rent and subsistence which bespt
his merchant and The city resident generally,
II the crop fails this year what will be Ill
condition More than ever will il be diff.
cult for him to get credit wherewith to buy
1000; for advances on crops are no longer
regarded as legitimate and prudent in com
merce.
There is more money to be made BY rails
ing food along with cotton than by raising
cotton alone, even when food is ever 50
cheap and plentiful in the West, because of
the expense OF getting it TO the plantation .
so that were there certainty Of making the
cotton hoped for, it is wiser and better TO
raise proper proportion Of corn and other
food with 1t.
But when we reflect how uncertain cotton
IS, from the planting of the seed to the final
sale OF 1t, and that il has more enemies than
any other thing which man raises how
near akin to gambling it is to depend upon
1t, we must see how unwise il is to raise
cotton exclusively, or nearly so, and not 10
have more staple dependence for lie and
its support.
Nay, the men who haye got rich in plant
ing 10 this county, who have STAYED rich and
died rich, have always raised a full support
in other things, and have made their cotton
crop surplus one. They have never lost
BY raising cotton, but, whenever that crop
has proved good one, have laid up every
dollar made by it.
we write this because we hear daily of
men VINO are about to put in cotton all the
land they can plant at all, trusting to lucl,
and the corn they have over for a supply OF
1000, and letting next year take care OF
itself. They will find their store of corn
run out before June or July, and next wear.
should the worm come to their cotton this
season, they will be in deep distress and
want, and if the worm should not come, thew
WIN be compelled to spend half its proceeds
to buy provisions
On the other hand, If they will make a
iuli crop OF provisions, their cotton, if q
success, will be 80 much clear money in their
pockets, and If it be failure, this will new
ertheless not interfere with their ,elvencv
and independence,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

Dry G DDS, Dress Goods, Linsns, Cottons FANCY
GOODS, Albums, Bibles, Silrer-Tiaisd Ware
Cutlery, Lea her and German Gooas
oferery description, dc.
These articles will be sold ut the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and not to be pau for until y'u know what you are
The IN ,st popular and rcono,ical method of dolls
business In the country.
The goods we have for Bag are dc cribed print
% slips, aud will BE- sent any sddress th rate
III 10 cents zach, 70 pay Tor pc tag-, printin. &C. i
is then ut the option OF holders whether thty will
sent one dollar for the article or not.
BY PsTR,NIzING TntR SALE you have a chance to
exchange yonr g'ois, should the article entioned
ON the prin I'd slp lot be d sired.
The Smallest articles sold for ONE DOLLAR can b.
exchanged for S'luer;plated, Fire Bott,ed Re.
roiping Castor, or your Choice n a large
Parietyo J other ARTICLES upon
Exchange List,
comprising over $50 usefu articles, not one OF viii
could be bought at any retail country store for near.
lyIdouble the amount
TERMS TO AGENTS.
W. send as commission to Agents
For club Of Thirty ana S3.u0
one of the fol ewing articles a Massct. Shot Jun,
or Austrian lie, 20 Yards Co ton Lady's Fancy
Set Of Steel. Bladed knives md FORKS, Violin aud
bow. taucy dress Pat ern, PAR Ladies' exra qua ity
tlo.h Blnt:, one dozen large Liueu rnwe'- ATTAIN.
bra Quilt Hone,cnmb q nj, Cottage Clock, White
DOL blanket, 10 YES best Quality print 10 yds de-
lsine, d. zsn Linen Napkins, etc
For IL Club OF Sky and $500.
o. Z Of the following Articles; Revi,e-, shot Gun OF
Springfield Rifle, AZ Yards Sheetug, Pair Huneyconib
Quiltr, Cylinder Matrn.t var Double Width nter-
.,ruof leasing. Ladys d uble wo" Shawl, Lancaster
q III, Alprca d. ess Pattern, Engraved Silver
; xbolt ed Revolving Caster, sct uf Ivory-handled
Knives, with siver-psted Forks, Pa OF Al wool
BlanRets par If All ambra On lrr 80 yards print or
Narcotics Qrt, Double Eight keyed Accord on
Websrers National Pictorial Dictionary (6OO elpray.
ings. 9OO pagesl, ~ yards Doeskii for sui, etc.
For tlub of One Humid ed, and $40 90,
Double barrel shot gun rifle cane or sharp's rifle, o.
Yards th,e inp fancy cashmere coat pants and vest
pattern ext'a quality, pair splendid blankets
fancy paid wool lung shawl 20 Nds hemp carpet'ng,
sp ndd violin and bow splendid Alpaca dress pat
gun Sharp's revolver one pair ffue amask table
ipvera, With d. zen dinner napsius to mac.
worcesters Illustrated Unabridged Dictionary, 500
pages: etc.
or For additional list OF commissions SIZE circular
Commissions FUR LARGER CLUBS iS PROPORTION.
Agents will please take noice of this. DO not
Snt npmhsFS yas and f,dS S from "he upward
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIS:
rr- Be sure and send money in all cases by Regis.
tered Letter, which can be sent from any Post Once
other method wha ever.
We cannot be responsible for money lost, unless
some precautions are taken to insure It's SAFETY
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
Send your address in full. Town, County and Stat
$. @. Thompson &c Co.,
Ias Federal street,
marls-iw BOSTON, MASS,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

Big farmers may sneer at the 'fowl bust
ness" but If anything is finer than a flock
of hens, weighing seven or eight pounds
each, all as white as the driven snow, we
would like to see the sight And there is
nothing specially mean in round dozen Of
eggs, fresh from the nest. Hens and eggs
are good things to us. We know at our
breakfast table just what we are eating.
But what we want to say is, that it is just
as easy 10 have good hens and good eggs as
poor hens and no eggs. Give your fowls a
decent shelter. Protect them from the snow
and rain and wind. For food, give them
wheat screenings, corn OF meal, with the
scraps Of bones and meat from the house,
aud plenty of pure water, and you will have
tut fowls and constant layers.
If you want the best breed for home use,
get the Brahmas. If you want 10 sell the
eggs, get a breed which will lay small eggs
and plenty of them. for the knavisl shop
men will not allow you copper dozen
mere for big egg than for one the size of a
walnut 1t is a nice thing TO be sure to put
before counter-jumper's eyes basket Of
magnificent eggs. and be told that Won are to
receive Just so much per dozen as he gave
for barrel full of mean, semi-roiten, long
travelled things resembling last years robins
eggs. Don't, then, fool away your solid,
compact, rich, delicious food. Keep your
eggs at home, and let the butcher cart the
oftcner pass unpatronized. No better food
for man than the egg. Our Bramahas I've
have ihirty)were every one non-extant April
LIST. last. Yet they lay this winter through
admirably. Next spring we mean fpossible
to get flock Of Black Spanish, they being
extra summer layers. FARMER
Connecticut Valley, Feb. ., 1869.
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e. - - 49, - -
More Potato Notes.

From the nigh character given to the HaI-
lsun potato was induced t. purchase
bushel for planting They produced well,
iLay were large and handsome when cut
taey appeared VERY fine, solid and white
HEY were wiibuut waste, or legdcncy 10 rot,
bui IN cooking them | came 10 your conclrl-
sion, lbat they were unfit for human food.
Before | could bring them TO INV mouth. nv
nose protested against their admission their
admission into the stomach. November 2Sh,
after the ground was frozen, while hnrying
some grape vines, | accidentally discovered
part Of row OF Harrison potatoes which had
not been taken out They we've tried and
found to be more disposed to mealiness and
almosl clear Of the rank unpleasant oder
Mhich had been 80 offensive This di,coy
cry leads me 10 hope that they may improve
ny Keeping. and that the spring of the year
i the proper season to use them II they
are not good then, l shall plant no more Of
them. IL is but proper to state that the seed
which planted came from New jersey, and
ihat have never had good potatoes OF any
KIND when the seeu We're obtained from that
State. Happily We are not limited in our
choice OF potatoes. From last years eXpe-
riencc | should recommend for carly ones,
Early Ros,, and for late Human They are
both very productive, void OF waste, quite
llealy, anu enlifeiy clear ol any rank smell.
| was pleased to see the remarks in Your
last number upon the charge Of hvbrdity
made against the Early Rose in late num-
her of the Country Gent. man. In that
article the writer asserted that The Early
Rose was a Seeding oil the Garnet Chill. In
several publications last year. | saw il men
toned as Seeding OF the Early Goodrich.
Which is correct!
The Early Goodrich, last season was II
very poor potato. suppose this was at
tributable TO the weather. Ii appears to me
hat all kinds Of potatoes detcriorate mitch
more rapidly than formerly Ii is at least
30 years since the Mercer potato was first
brought to Delaware County from the place
where il originated on the bank of the Mes
hammock in that part OF Mercer Count, now
included in Lawrence County. Its lesscned
production, and tendency TO rot, have Only
recently blnished it from most farms Hun.
dred OF varieties have had their iisc. their
exaltation aud their decline wailr the Mer
Ger still held its superiority b.
Glen Mis-. Pa
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.
Please read the forow,nx rs.,,mon,.,,. ~. 49,.
So ,hts. you will be convinced hat r.sc
Best Roofing. Now in Use,
D.ssns sHd equally sdsPtsd to any form q roo
TESTIMONIALS.
CrrxxviLtr, DID, Jan. 70 1880.
p ~. EooSrs Atkinson Dear sl, The Plastic SLATE
every purpose Tor which rolf Il intsnd,d. Il M
ssthsr run rn nor craessd y peri sound and bMs
lss = lo.g .. q new baldng Iissi confident Of un
A. Il. DIXON
Mr. Robsr. Atkinson, TIL. w s.,;, Sr a.: Pr,
summer Of 1855 bsd oar slaughter house and sbsS
roofa With Plastic Safe, bsi ous Of the hrsi put
sus h 10 ss ssy way
the country The Plastic sais hss bee me harasnS
'' 'A' A'A'' aiEa 1TT a uGTTTrpSs'
| wnx,Naros, DEL, Feb .. 1869.
MT. Robert Atkinson: We can ssy Ia relation To
pIsstc wa Ne my, that In the summer Of 1885 We
that IN md e W. 1ed mi as 20
foundry and ofice tToOo square s,t). II has proven
| " " ~ eAcolent malerti !bl roousK purpDres. Our
ron are perfectly light and give Us no trouble. The
p,A NC slats mas hhrdene and now forms sne COM
piete sheet VI slate, without c-nck OF oct Of any
~"u' H. w. oioionNDonS o noN.
| U...x u.A a ,...
T,. a. IN ,.r,,, ,h., III p,s r rsv iSw
NV Sws,IIng ossr "u nn noi put
sntirs sst,sacton Icon,idert b far the cheapest
cold or he It Affecting IL Nine il now one ssamjsss
sheet u slate nyer the whvlc roof
| HcnnnD ~ ooNAo' ~ onipiey d.
| ml,y concur IN tho above statement; ~ much %
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25

Theologians and biologists need mnddle
their brains no longer about the loca,ion ~
the Garden Of Eden. A: man out in Kansas
dug well In bis garden, land at the depth of
eighteen feet came upon the we'll preserysd
skeleton OF man, which the Kansas papers
at once Unidentified as having belonged, when
ciothed in the habiliments Of flesh, TO one Of
me lost tribes of Israel The same Journals
Immediately jumped at the conclusion that
tue original abode of Adam and Eve was To-
Gated on the soil Of Ksnere
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-03-25
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

1t needs no argument to shsw that a Firrt Mori-
gage Of s2s. 500 per mile upon what for long time
must be the only railroad connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific States is Perfectly Secure, The entire
.mount Of the mortgage will be about $40 ooo, 900,
and tho interest 81 100000 per snnum in gold The
present currency cost Of this interest is LEES than
$500, 600 per annum while the gross earnings for
the ycsr 1868, Prom WAT BusIsEi, emily. on AN AVER
AGE or LEss THAN TOO Mills or ROAD In opEaA1los,
WE'RE HoRx THAN