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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-11-27

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FARM FOR SALE.

L HE Subscriber Offers for sale his farm of
60 1ilOO acres with 30 nder improvement with
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Attention /! Attention ~

FARMERS PREPARE TO PL0W YOUR GROUND
WITH EASE
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10
AntI-Rituaiism In virginia.

In the State council of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Virginia, the commit
tee on that portion Of the Bishops address
which related to Ritualism made a severe
report on the ritualstic movement, charging
its adherents with introducing childish and
cumbrous ceremonies into the public wor-
ship, and with teaching false and scandalous
doctrines, contrary to the word of God and
the canons Of the church. The report was
accompanied by the following resolutions
which, together with the report, were unan-
imously adopted: -
First That in viewvf the doctrinal de-
clension from the standards IF the Church.
as distinctively Protestant, which has 0c-
CURED elsewhere within the last thirty
years, ii is the duty of the clergy of this
Diocese TO guard against being luled into
security by the assumption that our peoplu
are sufficiently established in the truth. and
are free from danger and to give more
earnest heed to the inculcation in the pull
pit, the Sunday schools, and Bible classes,
OF the doctrines of those standards of our
Protestant Church.
Second That in view of the novelties
which disturb" the peace Of the church and
wound the consciences of so many Of both
clergy and laity, and of the difficulty Of ar
iHuofuIOuo S0lilll
beginnings in ornaments, decorations, or
otherwise, and of returning to the simplicity
of worship after the same has been departed
from, ii be earnestly recommended to the
clergy, church-wardens and vestries, strenu-
ously to resist the introduction of any chan
ges in the forms and modes of conducting
public worship and administering the Sa-
cramcnts as the same were used in the
Church OF England and our own bcforc the
rise of tractarianism and ritualism
Third. That the Diocese Of Virginia. rep
resented by this Council as constituent
part Of the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United States, is animated by heartfelt
love for the Reformed Protestant church of
our fathers, by a sincere desire for its purity
and integrity, and by just sense OF the
injury which ii suffers, in common with 9TH
ers, when, in view of the doctrines preached.
in changes introduced, in those churches
commonly called rituolistic OF the svs-
tematic omission or rejection of its consti-
tutional name by some whose aim seems tC
be to unprotestantize the church, and of the
disastrous effects of these and other move
practices and teachings upon the peace aut
progress OF the church, II does here recort
its solemn protest against the further iolera
ton OF such practices and teachings as benl
unlawful, perilous to the unity of the church
and hostile to the Christian interest and hi,
Council reverently invokes the power of tho
Holy Ghost to continue with and preserve
the church as one Catholic and ApostoH,
church
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

The shipments Of coal, last week, from all
the Pennsylvania regions give the quantity
OF 1861 tons against 32i, 526 Tor the cores
ponding week last year OF this quantity
10, u tons were sent by the Delaware anu
Hudson Coal Co. from their stock at Homes.
dale. The surplus in the market now is on
y l1l, 400 tons, to same period last year.
One more weeks suspension will remove all
the surplus, and reduce the supply below
the quantity TO same period last year. The
suspension OF work continues general throuli-
out all the Anthracite Regions, except in
Lnzerne County, where the employees Of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company continue at
work.
The louisville journal, Of Saturday. says
How long the suspension will continue. it
Is difficult to tell at present Committees
have been appointed by the operators In
meet the men to negotiate the rates "a wares
on the basis the workmen purpose. III M
coal market abroad there appears to t,ea fun
supply OF coal to last until July and ptoDle
are buying very sparingly, and frequently
only nan Il ton at Il time. A number OF lpr-
naccs, however, have run out, and they hayp
been compelled to suspend, and others are
on the eve OF suspendng. The business
ought to be resumed after next week,
We would advise purchasers of coal abroad
not to submit to too high prices S, when there
Is disposition to speculate on their nere,si.
tlcs, at least during next week, but buy only
to meet their wants. II the difficulties should
be amicably adjusted next week, the supply
of coal will he sufficient to meet ali demands
at fair rates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

IN recent Occasional" letter, Colone,
Forney, discussing the political situation,
says t.
What, indeed, have the Democracy 10 re.
y on! Is there anything but their old re-
bel record
They viii start with all their guns turned
upon them.
There has been no war of races as con
sequence of negro suffrage in the South.
No military Dictatorship set up by Genera
Grant.
No eXtravagant expenditures of the public
money.
These were their chief prophecies in lsGs
How were they met
by such industry among the colOred PEG
pie Of the South that their former owner
are getting richer than ever.
by steady stream Of emigration and can
i,al into the South.
BY u careful, frugal, and Republican ad
mnistraiion of the Government.
llorato Seymour said last fall that ",
were then paying at the rate of $500, 900 co,
year to keep the South in subsection, ant
now we are administering the whole Govern
ment of the United States at the rate O
100000, 900 a year.
This is your answer, Republicans, 10 til,
Democratic prophets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10
Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company.

railroad Company.
The BOnds of this Company are now offered for
sac IN sums tn suit purchasers and either Coupon or
Registered at NineB per cent If their par r1iue.
This Loan is secured by First Mortgage of 81 1884,
ono on the whole property and Franchises pf the Com.
pany, The rate Of interest il per rent. payable
semi-annualy on the list days of April and October
CLEAR or STATE TAX
The mortgage provides for sinking iund III
1913 per anuum payable to Geo. Brmnkr abraham
Gibbons and Geo. Richardson Trns ees commencing
with the year ls70 and to he used by the Trustees IN
the purchase of the Bonds. This Sinking Fun. ard
| the interest accrung thereon, will sufficiently pro.
vide for the extinguishment % the iel hy he time
of It's maturity.
The amount of Stock snhscrihed (ss0OOUD will be
more than sufficient 10 finish TIE riadin. xrl alton
md bridging of the Road and p-cprre it fr the -,i-
perstrucnrc. Thctr1ceeds of s,.lrr liu,t,. hrrr-
| fore Will he nppVu to the mplriih N M NJ ~
and equipment Of III" road
The attentiD Of th1st having fund. 70 =invr. 4.
calle3 10 these Rpnl- NJ nilrrlsg most csr.blr q
| profitable security Ur capital
Bonds will h. issued In sums - slg, $50 m
| ilOuO Gotroh Bonds Can ~ atN Time p con, uflcd
into Registered. The Coupons will " piyailO III t,ir
city of Philadelphia where the cpmaiiy Will VA Y. ri,
agency also for the trar,frr of R,rs,et I'd Bau,l-
Maps AM reports Of the company vii be- 4lbi,it,al
on application. ". $ flILLES Trels'ircr.
Subscriptions received by
NJ. N. CHILD y ue.,
| GRtMSHAW Il PLUNkETF,
| q. :. " 5. :. GRUB,
| JNO MGLEAR& on.
X. X. ROBINSON ~ CO.,
WOOLSTnN " CO.,
decls-tldtsw Agents
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
Iii. .,,a,,,;l,, a, a.. ,. 30 ao,,,,,.,;a
CANS a''en',ou W 'ne ia" Vi oo'"pensa"on'
In regard to successive times OF drought,
and regularly recurring atmospheric chang
90 Tins. sssir Samue, Ra,,er has solved
=. A.. -. % AZ.
Two gre"' propieis' inc discovery VI inc
Nile source and the cause of its annual in
undation. The great famine of Josephs
time vyh;c,, ,asted seven vears waa doubt-
$50 49, .'''N' -, .. II
less caused oy seven years ialiure oi the
inundation, an occurrence exactly parallcled
in historical times"
T,,rn;no from Ecvn, d, F,roreo, ooun.
~ ~ Is.p' " ,oie"n so"1
tries' We learn from the raris CoHsttt"etoh-
ell that sit is plainly owing to some u,a-
discovered law of nature that these unfruit-
fu, seasons in France recur nj comnar.,ivolv
iui seasohs III fi"noo ieeui az oompaiau'eiy
regularly periods" Coming near home, we
meet with singular and eau lily suggestive
tac,s in a letter written hv Raw Mr. Tao,ir
- p.,.,. ,s.'
vi pa'',uioic, anu puoiisheu ny 'ie DeparE
ment oil Agriculture, viz: -Four remarka-
bic droughts nave occurred in Montgomery
county, Maryland-in 1906, 1922, 1888. 1861
an exact period Of sixteen years. And,
again; have been further informed by
the highest Official authority that in parts OF
Illinois there Is a septennal drought And
further "A farmer IN the San Joaquin val
ley writes TO the Farmers Club OF New
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

In the case Of James Weaver, citizen of
Texas, convicted of murder by military
commission and sentenced TO be hanged,
Attorney General Hoar has given an opinion
sustaining the legality of the military Court.
and stating that he sees no reason for the
President Withholding his approval Of the
finding. The Attorney General holds that
military trials are authorized by the recon-
s'ruclion acts Of Congress, which has power
To declare war, and TO declare when war is
ended, The rights of war do not terminate
with the cessation of actual hostilitics, and
N Texas the war is not, to all intents and
purposes, ended.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

NOTICE TO FARMERS AND 9TH
IN ERS.
The undersigned, having taken Allderdi- EfH51
ce's old stand, corner Of Front and angeEf=f3J
streets, opened irregular -
Agricultural Depot d C0mn,issiO Heuse,
And will keep constantly on hand and for sale at
tn" Lowest rates Al the 4 ifterent grades OF
~ CORN MEAL. DRIED FRUIT.
GRAIN and SEEDS Of all kinds
Whanns and Moro Phillips Phosphates. Concern
traied Manure Guano, and Other Fertilizers c,,,,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
wooD e wIiLow-w ARE, Wire screens and Sleeves,
aud Woven wiI, IroT cpppssrs BEsss and Iron
Meas fbot, Strained Whale and I:ubricntng Oils,
eel Grease. Tar II cans, Kegs and barrels i'as-
and Cement large ma well-rshc'ed "ss'r'-
SAIL Ashton, Fine, Live pool Ground Turkey
Island and Roc. salt. Ten different varieties.
SshD POTATOES.
III ii ~, Grain, Puiaie.r, and MI kinds nf mim
rr'dae bought and sold ", 1. ! rkhs ,S
n. W corner Front and Orange straits,
Wilmington. lel.
ar22 and 81 Front street.
L'ANY POULTRY.
WADE IL ARMSTRONG
Breeders and Shippers of all kinds of Fancy Poultry,
Including Bral,naa n ota, SIangled and Pcncilltd
liamburgs Grey and While Dorking Thoroughbred
Game, Seabright Baniams, etc. 90
Ais Rouen and sylesbury Dlcks and Bronze Tur'
keys.
Eggs from the above for Matching, warranted fresh
and from genuine stock, Packed carefully aud chip
'S raa stamp i6r circulars and price list.
WADE d. ARMSTRONG
Agricultural and Seed Warehouse.
| ncl .tfw if90 Market ~. PhhAd'a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10
educational.

EELTOS SEMINARY.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
This Institution offers to its students thorodgl
training in the common and higher English Branches
ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES. MUSIC
AND PAINTING.
spring Term opens March "a, 1869. Fall Term
opens Seat /, 1868 Winter Term opens Dec. $, 1862
Students admitted at any time and charged pro-
purtlonally for the residue Of the term.
| A Commercial Department will be established for
| the Winter term to enable all who may wish II, ~
| obtain a thorough, practical, business training.
| r. II. SKINNER, PRINCIPAL.
oct1O-lyw y .nM, pr'.
WYOMING co LEGE,
WYOMING, KENT co. nE.
| This institution offers equal advantages for study
and graduation to- studen's of btth sfIs
Spring term begi9s April 9th, 1869, and continues
fourteen weeks. Experienced teachers are employed
in each department. Special attention given 10
TEACHERS COURSE s. NORMAL DEPARTMENT
Rare opportunity for learn ny Fr'ach and German
! COMMERCIAL COURSE thorough and practical
Music made specially. Government mi d but frfn
Tuition moderate Boarding reasonable For cata
logurs and full particulars address the President
Rev. A. d. DAVIS,
mari21-w Wyoming, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10
8e1ister's orders,

y EGIsTER's OFFICE.
~ NEw CASTLE Cousry, April goth 1850.
or he na o of 81. ha
son, Lite. of Mill Creek Hundred. in said
county, deceased; i is or, ordered and directed
said. sive notice Of the granting Of let
tiers Testamentary upon the Es'a of the deceas
cd with the date Of ganiaE therssf BY sssin a., nd
date of such letters in Xix Of the most public places
Of he County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
same. or abide by mn Act Of Assembly IN such cuse
made mud provided. And also cause the same To b.
inserted within the same period in the DrL.wAns
To he continued ther, in three wee >.
~, Giwn under the hand and Seal Of olice OF
IT, 81 tn. Register aforesaid, at New Castle, in
~, New Castle County, aforesaid. tie day and
year above written. il. q. FRAIM Register.
NoTICE.--All persons having claims against the
taie sf the deceased must present the sane Only at
| e-ted to the Executor on or before April 29lh,
nd provided. SPENCER chANnL r,
Address Hockcssin Delaware. m.02m
r EGlSrERss ss oE E.I cor.,v. An, ia
- pon the application of Thomar NJ Walker and
William Ii. Walker, Execl ors Of the Last Will and
Testament of Edith Walker, late of Mil Creek
| Hundred, in said County, deceased 1t Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Executors
aforesaid give notice of thu granting 'of letters ties
the d iteo granting thereof, by causing advertise
mrntst posted within forty days rsm the date Of
such letters, six Of the msst public places OF the
County of New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against The estate, To present the e.or
| abide by an Act of Assembly In such case made and
| provided And also the To be inserted
within the same period in the DELAWARE THiBusE
| newspaper publishedin Wilmington and to be con-
| tinucd therein Two months.
f-.,> Given under the hand and Seal Of Office Of
H. q. the Rcgi,ter afsresad,a AT New Castle in New
49, Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. r. @. FRAN, Register.
|
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased present the duly at
| tested to the ESecnLosa on or before April 10Th,
ls70,or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided
THOMAS Nj. WALKER, l px,ou,ors
WILLIAM II. HALKEt,) hAe'"'o'''
Address HOckessln, Del ap22-2m
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

ASTIC @I ATE RO0EINCa
po..o "a, ~. ,.,.,.,.. rs'.,'
| - rease reau the ioloW,ng testimonials; go and
Slate is the
| Best hoonng NOW in Use,
Being Fire. Water and ste.m Proc, I,uh, and
Durable and equally sdaped 10 any form 81 ro ooa
s'eep VI hA'' -
TESTIMONIALS.
Mr. Robort GssTnEyE s DEL. t jan rs 1892
Roof which you put on for me IN June 1866, answers
every purpose Tor which roof is intended 1t has
as slate itself, and think fr'm all appearances It will
las .s long as anew building. feel confident Of lis
and applied. Yours, Respectfully,
| A. II. DIXON.
w. no..., ..,., =, wnxlsoros, DEL
summer q 1865 we had oar slaughter house and shed
on In this place 1t has in every way proven to be
durable and satisfactory and we consider 1t one OF
the country. The Plastic Slate has become hardened
ana new forms one complete sheet q Slate. without
Mr. p.,or, A,t,n MsS S6 DE-. Feb. o 1869.
fastie pa honny, That In the summer OF 1866 we
Sau pa 81 our i9SndEy covered with Il lsbout 1900
na sn tLo IN loot anu os We mad IL put
ounury ano once Siou0 square feep. II has proven
ro ~ sn material Tor roofing purposes Our
ple,e sbnat ~ VIZ ,, ana now forms sne COM
kind. E a STo crsfK 81 dc,ect Of any
ooNI'ooh" O. SUN.
Wrv,,aro, r,,, 500.
This lie TO certify that had Plastic sate ,oey
enrs ss weng over t%s years ago given
and best Roofing in use 1t improves by aSeCneither
sheet ~ sn,a vaI IT, Mine Is now one seamless
RICHAED In 1sM,u o,-
s,I,, oo,.,. H., ~, '' 81 Smpey o.
tha ah have had the roofs Of ne hoa.es covered
win IT. and ind perfect satsfacti IN in them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

~ W. rbuth
And by dealers in genera, thr )ughuut thc country
The SOMBRERO GUANO of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE is and
always has been manufactured, (and of
which he has sole control for the United
Siates,) contains fifty per cent. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is
more durable.
A large per centage is Soluble, and will
Immediately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia it contains is pure and
ready TO yield its value not animal matter,
capable OF yielding its ammonia after de-
composition in the soil
Nothing is spared in its manufacture to
render 1t the most valuable Super Phosphate
and Crop Producer in the market.
Eight years experience las proved to the
farmer that it is durable and can always be
relied on as uniiormin quality; ard the nu
merous unsolicited testimonials continually
received of its use in competition with other
Fertilizers, fully attesls that il has no, been
excelled.
PRICE $50 FER ToN Of 1000 lbs. Discount
to dealers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

BANKING HOUSE
OF
hn McLe ar & Son,
NO. GOT MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON DEL
DRAFTS ON
Ireland,
Germany,
England
And other European Countries, for sale at loves
rates OF exchange.
7-3 OS
inverted in to 5-2O's
Interest alloDed on Deposits.
feb7w-iy JOHN MoIEAR SON
R. r. ROBINSON g. CO.,
BANKERS.
COR. OF FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Wilmington, Del.
Dealers in GOVERNMENT. STATE and Ah.RoAI
Stocks and Securities.
Gold Bought and old.
Also, Drafts on
| ENGLAND,
GERMANY, and
nov7-1yw FRANCE
FOR SALE.
Phi NIX
IRON AND RRASS 70 UNDF y
JOHN v. RICE q CO., Proprietors,
Wilmington, DeI.,
steam Pipes, Coal shutcs, Htching Posts windo
Graes, &C, constantly on hand. Every description
| Of Casting done.
~ List of patterns may he had on application.
| marbw-1y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-10

e onsrnnv,,nn 800 &
N II H S H n Il y
KENNEL TURNPIKE,
FOUR MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
PEACH TREES.
800 600 Peach Trees, including all the Lending va
warranted pure.
APPLE TREES.
$4,000 Apple Trees. of the leading varieties.
PEAR TREES
$4,000 Pear Trees, standard and dwarf, embracing
an extensive catalogue.
MISCELLANEOUS TREES.
Cherries. Apricofs Nectarires, Plums. luinces
desired
STRAWBERRIES.
soO.Oeo Strawberry plants embracing all the lead
ng varieties most favorably known
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rsspberrics, Blackberries. Currants and Goosebe
ries, shrnbbery in variety. &c.
Particular attention being paid to the cultivation
OF small irns we are enabled to guarantee all plan
pure, and invite our customers at any time. to cal
and inspect our nurseries and satisfy themselves thai
we know our business.
For descriptive catalogue address nclosing p. o
| stamp.
WIN. NJ. PETERS.
centreville, New Castle County, Del.
Or to Jesse II, Coyington, Agent, Princess Anne
Md. sepi7.iyw-tp