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d IL u u K l. Y n
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets over. ................. 81 .3oO, 900
ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDoW-
MENT POLICIES. Divid-nds annuity Ia cash.
ONLY Company having the Definite Guaranteed sur
render-value Plan Pollcic., worldwide. Second to
no Company In the Un,tcd States Tor stability, libe-
rality and economy.
Oaice No. I41 Broadway, New York.
CHRISTIAN 81. BoUcK, President
VIZ. N. COLE, aeeretary.
state Agency No. IS Broad.street, Second Floor
local and CauYassiuG Agents wanted throughout
the state.
Apply IA person or b, letter TO
JAMES q. HOLMES. Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Julr - mwf 6mos
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xx1Axrrr,. 4 tsouD cOLOWkD COOK
w AMI wisRER. Apply tmmesntely at No
81 WENIWe1rR.sJRRRl, betveen King AMI 1t.
Ph,lrp stpee,. August
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DgareiHg.

MODERATE TERMS
IL eau ne had by applying ut No. 154 NEE ING
RECT, near Artesan Well, or at THIS OFFlUE.
Aucu.4 wfm6s
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G "a X D ! n " ! U "
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YORK.
org lzed In 1850.
ALL PoLICEs NoN-FORFEIrABLE.
HALFloAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so CFIFrY, PAR CENT.
STATEMENT
Assets. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 1,50O.0O0
Annual Income. 100000
Losses Paid SOC, 900
W.H. PEcKHAM. President.
WIN. T. BOOKER. v:ce-Presdent
i. McADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
Ga. FUDlcKAR. Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JOHN 4. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER, Firm of Harper & Dros., ex.
Mayor New York.
JoHs ]. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
VIM. M. vKRMnYE, Banker (vermilye co.,
CHAs q. EocKwooD. Cash 'er Newark Banking COM
pany.
Hon. GEORGE OppYKE, cx.Mayor Of New York.
M1soT c. MORGAN, Banker.
THOMAS RIoNEY. Firm Thomas Rigney Co.
BENZ. d. sHERHAN, Treasurer New York Steam Su-
gar Refining Co npany
AARON ARNOLD. Firm of Arnold, Constable & Co.
RICHARD q. BOVINE, Wetmore & BOVINE, Lawyers.
L. v. BAuoHwoUT Firm E. v. Bsughwout & Co.
WM wILKENs, Firm Of ". wikens & Co.
JCLIUs q. PRATT. Merchant.
wM. ". WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs ]. sTARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GHo.W. CUYLEa, Banker, palnyrl, N. Y.
GEO. T. HOPE, President Continental Fire Insur-
ance Company.
JOHN G. sHE .wooD. Park Place.
WALTON Il. PEcKHAM Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty. y.tbrd-street.
EDWARD 81. WRIGHT, Newark Nd
GEO. W FARLEE. Counsellor.
". L. CooswELL. Merchant
GEORGE kEIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Or. 7. REENSl JERNA Examining Physiciln.
X. IsSERTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
tmce No. 265 Ktng-street,
CHARLESTON, &C.
Junuary12 p3c Tyr
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/1 j. sGNLEPEGKELh.
No. 81 LINF-S7REEZ,
rrTw.ES KING ANT ST. pHILlr.

4 I W..L-t hIINU a.NI SI. HuiI-IIs
LpMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AM
BUILDING MATERIAL, LIME End Pl ASTEh.
ING LA1HS, PAINTS. OILS. GLAS~Cs, SHINGLES; ;
$50 GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &C., con.
s;sui 3 Oh harj st tie lowest market prices.
September II mihslyt
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
EAsT INDIAN MANIoCA, A NEW, AGREEA-
II BILE, most de iciaus aud hesIthy food. used
for Puddings. Jelies, Blanc Mango, Ice Dream,
Gridde Cakes, Soups, &C., put up In ID. peck
ages. with directions for use.
Desiccat.d Cocoanut. for Pies, Puddings, Cakes,
&c, pnt up In half b. packages, with directions.
Sweet OIL French and American In half pints pints
and q;;arts.
Cider and White Wine vinegr, warranted pure
Fresh Roasted Bio Conee. Of good guilty at sc.
lib.
Just leceived and for sole by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods deliyered tree NAV %
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DOOk BUYERS WILL FIND 1T To
THEIR ADVANTAGE TO CON suit THIS
CATALOGUE:
The List will be Changed at least Once Week.
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yXyAHTKD TO RENT lM1IEDIATELY.
w aHCU~E, Of 1x or seven rooms, Ia "estern
premises must be 10 good oider Apply
at 1HIS OFFICE. 50 AuQust6
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MfILLIS q CIiISULM,
FaCJoks, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL. k!TENo To TyH PURCHASE, SALE AMI
sHlPME.iI TO foreGp snJ Domestic Portsi OF
COTTON, RICE, LuMBkk ANU NAVAL s1U"Ps
ATLANTIC wUAkF, Charleston, =. I.
B. WILL u -.........S. f. Of' lsol-f
October 16
no DII SIN T. = EEA.
The SUMlER NEWS,
PUBLISHED AT >TuTER, $. e.,
l. OiE OF THE BG:.' 2Ai is IN IHE Up.
COUNTRY; bas Il large crc'ia.i,,, and affords SD.
per,or advantages az a. tt-.t'slDa medium. lerns
low. Ad3Tes pAHh O>r.'"N,
February % Prn3:'"'crs.
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lAJANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Ut al kinds PLAIN and
ornamental, 10 exeeat-d promptly In che nestess
style aud at the lowest New York prices, q HE
n1ws Job Once, No. Ii3 EAsfBAY Cah und e1-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
BIseVhere.
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PART of a RtsiDESCr,
w say 1BREE OR FOUR ROOMS, on OF rear
Wentworth street or Tuiledge Avenue. Rent noS'
o exceed $3.50, Address Z. o. Z, at this omce.
IniH aI
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rHInEsE LABORERs,-PAkTIE
u Wishing 10 employ large or small Numbers OF
CHINESE lABOhEks, ray make the necessary
arrsueements fog procuring gang OF stz required
deiv cred IN cay part OF the country by application
to KOoPMaNsCHAAP, San Francisco. California
{ulv On
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NEsIDEACE WANTED To REET,
"a aHOUsR In the vicinity Of the street ra3lrood
to con tain not less than seven rooms. with suitable
oti or accommodations, end with modern improve
mepts. amply AZ sOUTAWEsT COREtR WENI-
WORTH AND sNI1H sIkEETS.
AucuHta ~
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FRESH DRUGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOE SALE WHOLESALE
81 AND RETAIL BY DIR. q. BAER, No. Isl
MEErISG-STREET-
.,.s RISON's TOBACCO ANTIDoTR
Roses Cough Syrup
Sctenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's sesweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy :
Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chiorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser" Plll.. &c. &c.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wrghts RejuyenstDg Elixir
Churchili's Syrup Hypophosphits Of Lima
Van Deusen's Worm Corrections
Hurley Worm Candy
Bardotte's Worm Sugar Drops
GrBfenberg Pills
Cephallc Pills
schallenberger's Fever and Aeue Pills
Stropg's Pills
McLane's Liver Fills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial for Children Te.thing
Jayne's lteratIve
Jsyne's E1pectorant
Jaynes Carminatve
Jaynes Sanafive P Ills
,Rad~ay's Ready Relief
RadwsS's r. Pills
Radway's Ready Eesolvent
June 81 mwf
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J,OH SALE, OLD NEWsPaPEKs Nv
Il any quantity. rrice Is cents per hundred.
The cheapest Wrapping paper that can be used. Ap.
ply at the Office of rHE news. March
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SHINGLES.

IN OOO CYPRESS SHINGLES, GOOD
CU.UUU quality. for sale BY
CHI OLM BRO OTHERS,
West End II ,dd-street,
August thm2 Or Ad2ers ltorth Wharf
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for Salt.

TuR SALE. A FINE FAMILY MILCH
II COW. Apply at No. % PIT I.STREET.
August IL
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XTANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CALCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES Q, RI6HTRR'S Seleci Library or New
Aprfl 2I No. ISL KiNG-ETREET.
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Eon SALE, o.E No; HORSE; ONE
IL good Butcher Cart, with Harness; one Two
Lorse Wagon; ono Draw I:quire ut No. 61S KING.
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lNsRTED, BY MARRIED NAN, A
w situation In sume Cotton M1l 'outh or South-
vent; u acquainted With all braschs, having HorS-
ed In them all, but should select WE.VlN6 as q
choice srtes Wishing to engage such person
.in please address note stating terms. to JOHNs.
KELLY, no. ltS state-street, Boston. May ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04

The opinion that the Hog crop would be
lighter than usual, is established without
doubt. Spectators who are confident that
the crop Of Hogs would he II large one, sold
largely for future delivery early in the sea-
son, and the mania for selling short in
creased as the season progressed, and the
market is now largely oversold. Among
operators who consider themselves postel, IL
is believed that not less than $4,000 To To-
ron bbls. OF pork are sold Short for Feb
ruary and March delivery. The stock on
hand is not far from 1000 bbls, and 1t is
rumored that the bulk Of il is held by par
ties who have purchased the contracts.
Lard also has been largely sold for February
and March delivery, but not SO largely in
proportion TO Pork. What will be the end
Of this speculative movement no one can tell,
but the prospects are iair for high prices
throughout the season.-thicdgo MdrEel
| ReDOfter.
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We give tile following from the Cincinnati
Price current, but neither indorsc nor dis
sent from ii
Ii Is pretty clear that corn has been at its
lowest point, and just as clear that the crop
of lsGS.bolh rs regards quantity and quality,
especially the latter, has been largely over
estimated Indeed, from the advices we
have. we have no hesitation in saying that
the quantity Of good melchantable corn
gathered this season is much less than il
was last season, in all the districts of the
West, north of the Ohio river. InssKentucky
and all the Southern States corn was good
and more Of il raised, but in the Northwest
EN- States there can be no doubt now thai
the September irosis seriously injured thu
corn. 7 his news, doubtless, will greatly
surprise many who had been educated tt
think otherwise BY the statements publish
ed by the Agricultural Department, and by
the papers generally.
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Potatoes for Market, In sussex.

MEssRs EDIroRs IL do not know that
can develop any new '.idea,n on the Potato
question, worthy of special note. but as nv
neighboring farmers are agltating the cues
ton, "whether it would. or would not, be
more profitable to raise Potatoes for market,
and plant less corn y feel that il is very
important matter TO make the right begin
ming, if we expect our efforts to be success
r,,l 60, Ir 70 IL that THE ,,nr, MI,
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-
Fruits in ,astern v r:.lnia,

The Potomac Fruit Growers Association
Of Alexandria and Fairfax counties, Va,
held their annual meeting ut Falls Church,
on the 9th Of January
The question before the society for con
sidcraiion was the cultivation of The apple,
which was discussed by Messrs. Gray, G.
Dillingham;, Chamberlain, Walter, Mason,
Close, Read, DR.. Lloyd, and others, agrc eing
that ii was standard fruit, and with proper
culture could lie raised in Virginia with
great profit, aud cqMnl, IL no, superior, Ia
tina, raised in any Of the other States. The
following kinds were recommended by an
old and experienced nurseryman of Virginia
us those best suited to our climate: Timber
lwig, Domino, Royal Russet, Winter Sweet
Paradise Lippenent, Summer Red, Edwards
Early, $ rawberry, Jersey Sweet, Maiden
Blush and IIarrise
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How to make Good Butter.
ZONE WHO KNOWS CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
srRnNG CASE MADE nIir AGAINsr MN

LONE WHO KNOWS CALLED TO ACCOUNT. a
STRONG CASE MADE OUT AGAINST HIN.
Look here, Mr. Editor, where on earth did
you pick up that fellow who writes about
butter in your last paper. AS he seems to be
ashamed to put his name to his piece, or tell
where he was brought up? reckon he must
be an ignoramus from the swamps, that
knows as much about butter, as an old hen
knows about opening oysters. Thick neck
ed cows indeed! I'll bet pound of my best
butter that chaps heads as thick as them
cows necks he talks Of. And another tina,
they dent get even their straw and stalks
till after he gets his breakfast And then
10 keep the poor critters standing out in the
storm. Ii he has no human feelings, his
own interest ought to learn him better. Fed
on weeds and u little clover hay mixed in
No wonder his butter Is white. Put the car
rots down your cows throats, man, if you
want to color your butter, and plenty OF
them. Ifyou have no carrots, give them
cabbage. IT no cabbage, give them your small
potatoes-for dare say you have some OIL
them. II you have neither of these, give
them to your neighbor to fatten for the butch,
u yu0 hsve nj business with dairy
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FARMERS CLUB.
GOSSIP ON HARIOUS SUBJECTS

tlhfly hkost fOtHtos
MEssRs. EDITORS You inquire as 10 the
Early Rose Potato. Did you ever hear of
the man who papered room one afternoon
and had to I" set up" with IL that night TO
keep it on the WALTZ Well, learned the
other day of a gentleman up in Chester
county, who was in somewhat similar pre-
dicament. He has a quantity Of Early Rose
potatoes in his cellar, and has-not to "set
upn--but to stay down with them most Of
the time TO keep them from rotting. This
is all know practically of that new blown
rose Whether the gentlemen in question is
an operator,o or has been operated on know
not, but have no doubt that by this time he
Is satisfied that if il had any other name ii
would not be any less Of rose, nor any
more of u potato, and smell just as sweet.
You spoke truly when You said there wa.
srage" over the Rose. Too much so fol
a healthy excitement. And if the farmers
will just stand back with their hands in the
pockets, they will most likely see the pretty
flower fade with the frost of first ex
percnce j. G. j,
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farm \ ,fireside,
THINGS WELL SAID
By AMRRloAN AeRIouLTuRIsr.

By AMERICAN Aehioolio"'i
q Work THE BULLS Iney arc ns s"ms.
forn they are easier anu saie' :. 49,,
they are surer anu pe.'ei ''oeA -,
are more inteiligent tnsn oAen' 'sa 49,
taught, II they 10 no' iea.a '."' n,Sna :,
lesson, tna' 'n9s n'se ~ - ~
SUITS tnoir own oon'en'sn's'
Cows.--Feed' dry. COWS wen give 'he'n
daily feed Of neal OF some KIND corn-meai
and whcat-bran. or corn meal anu oiicake'
or some other milk producing or fattening
diet. You will get 1t all back when you be-
gin to milk.
You've Cattle saould never stop growing
until they come to full maturity. They VIII
surely stop, and thenceforth have that
siunted, weakly look SO common among
SCRUBS unless they are sheltered anu So
well fed that they do not lose flesh.
sAYr,so Stock of all kinds must not be
,,ou,ao,od ;rreon,arity is nearly as bad as
a,,,,rs rsolect.
r. d,o, ia ro,;ced mon;pv
..,,aa - ~ ont If sortss in any way. give
eoubad hrand and milk red with CAYENNE
narror
rh;s ,u,,,, c.r-
ESD 'oon Nv" a.aa oou ,tot 10 a
NOV u' 'cv o'' sna,.,s w. cd ,;h.,ollv not
I'll, iii. s,o "a irving mill, Int while she
80, An tho eat sbe accnmu,otes before
80 Nh, sna ;,s wav IN the nail dur
49,. .,,,,,,,,or Thero ia no neriod Mt
~ ~, ,.,s ~, "a, % ranidlv as before
.,,,s.,,,os ,rcy;d;no che has fond enouyh.
+, -. w,sr nrovIsion of nature. And vet
,ronv s.,mers fred nothing but straw and
anr,,s,o,ls at ,b;s period.
&c r,, p.ro,ors
- 40 ~ a.,.,raad ,ho, E,hrusr,
,rd .A,onst arc the proper months for cut
,;ng timber
81 'ssRy HEARTH AND HOME"
Nrrs ,ryrn D,xsEn-Well cracked nuts
such as grow on the farm, were made /,
s.;sr Of n dinner On. If eaten between
meals ono ia varv ant 10 eat too many, nh,
, du,, headache ensues.
c. p,,.. L., o,aor :,
-, ra,a,,o. ,hrorr,, Tho winter
y, ... .s,a. II, o,,n,va,
20 on'' n a., -, - ,.oa,
A' ~ - ,.,,,ono,,,,
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Following Nature.

A good deal is said about Mr.. Bonner, Of
New York and his horses Mr.. B.-how he
learned il is rot known-adopts plans foi
feeding his horses not in common vogue. H.
makes them eat from Il box on the ground, be-
cause that is the way IN which wild horses
naturally teed. This great fact is copied
into the papers all over the country us some
thing grand and original But Mr. B. fol
lows nature only this far. lie does not lei
his horses go without shelter;he actually puts
them in good warm stable. blankets Them
curlies them down brushes them. trims iheil
names and tails and ictlocss, and feeds then
on oats and hay-jusi what they would &c
in tier wild state, we suppose
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FRUIT IN DELAWARE.
a sensible Letter from Sussex CO., !

\ se"s'o'e Letter from SUSSEX Co.. pe'.
have concluded, with your permission,
IN rive NV eynerienre and ob.erv,,ions
II; ~, i,,,a1 ,.n. /, ,,i. s,.,,
s'nce l his' ae'''eu iiei'' Ill .hls 9'"'e'
Somewhat over four years ago, | LEFT Brook
lyn, N. Y, in search Of home for myself
and family Aftcr lool,ing and cearcl,;r =
:.
III many i'ai's Vi our country occIued 10
settle in Sussex county, Delaware, for the
| following reasons: First. could ret bet
tcr Il IA IN M monnv than nj my o,har
I'LL, 49,.
accesslple point 50 neT 'he great markt's.
Second, it is as healthy place as any
know of, and was born and lived among
the hills OF Connecticut Tor twenty years.
where it is supposed to he as healthy as any
place can he. Third, could grow fruits,
vegetables anu the Ike, and get them in the
markets from ten days to two weeks earlier
than from New Jersey, and thereby get the
highest price lor them. For the above rea-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04

lIERE Is DExrEn's DAILY LIFE. AT six
every morning Dexter has all the water he
wants and two quarts of oats. After ting
he ia walked" for half on hour or more,
then cleaned off. and at nine has two quarts
more of oats. If no drive is on the card for
afternoon, he is given II half to three. quarter
IF an hour Of gentle exercise. At one
o'clock he has oats again, us before, limited
to two quarts. From three 10 four he is
driven twelve or fifteen miles, after which
he is cleaned off and thoroughly dry. He
has bare swallow of water ON return from
drive, but is allowed free access to his only
feed Ofhay, of whicl he consumes from five
to six pounds Ii the drive has been par
licularly sharp one, he is treated as soon ms
he gets in TO quart or two of oatmeal cruel
and when thoroughly cooled has half a pull
Of water and three quarts Of oats, with two
quarts of bran, mnistened with no. water.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04

Chicago defends herself from tie charge
oil superaiive wickednpss by declaring that
her papers publish more religious advertise
ments than those of New York.
The Irish residents of Lowell, Mass. are
making arrangements for grand turnout on
ST. Pairick's Day.
proposes to stock Canandaigua Lake with
three millions ofyouug fish.
"A Rochester manufacturer has an order
for 100000 worth of lamps of different sorts
for the Union Papifo Railroad
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04
Principal and Interest are Payable
in Gold.

Such securities are generally valuable in proper.
ton to the length OF time they have to run. The
longest six per cent gold interest bonds Of the U s.
uhe sis) will BIZ due in IL years, and they worth
IL. Iftney had 80 years III run tkey would stand
at no. less Than 1875. perfectly safe First Mortgage
Bond Ike The uniou Pachc should appr ach this
rate. The demand for European Investment Is al.
ready conside-abl and on tho completion OF the
work will doubtless carry the price to large pre-.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.

1t needs no argument to sbow that First Mort.
gage y. $4,000 per mile upoi what for long time
st b. the only railroad connecting the Atiaitic
aud Pacific States is Perfectly Secure. The entire
amount If the mortgage will be about $50 0OO,Oo0,
and the interest 81 ,0O0per annum in gold, The
present currency cost Of this interest is lsss than
~ 100000 per anuum VIII le the gross earn nss for
the year 1868, From WAY BUSINESS only. ON AN AvEa.
AGE LESS I'll N 700 MILES OF ROAD IN orEs A1Ios,
ERE MORE THAN
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04

California wheat is so dry, by origin and
nature that in coming east through and into
humid atmosphere ii gains greatly in weight
by absorption This is an element Of profit
To shippers. So with the flnur,it will absorb
90 3O,even 40 pounds more water per barrel
than our Eastern flour, and so the bakers
gain greatly in using it.
Minnesota is largely fencing itself in
with hedges, which grow sufficiently to be n
protection in three Years, and become better
and more beautiful forever"
"A farmer near Dubuque had the follow
ing additions to his treasures within twenty
four hours; two boys, seven lambs, one calf
and seventeen pigs.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04

7 PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company.
The Bonds of this Company are now offered for
sale |" sms tn suit pu chnsers. and either ronnon or
Reliseredat Ninety per cc"t ~ th.ir par rdtne
This Loan is occurred by a Frst Mortgage OF 81 25o,-
600 IN the whole prof. erty aud Franch1,s al the Com
pany. The rate of interest Is per cent. payable
semi-annually on the LIST days of April and October.
CLEAR OF STATE TAX.
The mortgage provides for sinsing fund Of
S'25 o per annum, payable to Gen. Brooke, abraham
Gibbons and Ge'. Richardson, Frns ees commencing
with the year 1870 aud tO b. used by the Trust ees III
the pnrChase Of the Bonds. This sinking Fund and
the interest accruing thereon, will sufficiently pro-
vide iur The ex ngui -hnent VI the debt by the time
OF It's maturity.
THAI sufficient 10 flnish the grahing ikea alton
and brdg ny of he X nd p epare II fr the SUI
perrlrnctnre. Tie proceeds OF sales Bohds, here
| fpre will be applied tn the completion OF the track
and equipment OF the road.
The atieBtip Of those having funds to invest IL
| called 10 there ROnds as Offering u mvst desirable
| prun' bic security or capital
Bonds will h. ssued in runs OF 800, $500 and
fluOn. CoupoN Bonds can at any time be- coil, erted
nto kegisteIci. TIE C0urns will b. payable in the
city 4 Philadelphia 1hre the Company will have all
alepcy also for the tran-frr of Rresle ed Bonds.
Maps and reports of the company viii be supplied
on application. w. s. HlLLES, Treasurer.
| NJ. NJ. CHILD d CO.,
GRiMSHAW IL PLUNKETT,
| q. $. q s. :. GRUB
| JNO MOLE X l. ON.
| X. X. ROBINSON a. CO.,
| WUULSTUN X CO.,
decistfdSw Agents.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04
First Mortgage Bonds
AT PAR,

By It's charter, the Company is permitted to Issue
Its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS to the same
amount as the Government Bonds. and no more
These Bonds are First Mortgage upon the eutire
road and all lts equipments
THEY HAVE THIRTY.YEARs TO RUN, AT SIX
PER CENT, aud both
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-02-04

PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS BANDAGE IN
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Elastic Stockings Belts, shoulder Braces, Abdominal
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