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The New York herald., 1869-06-01

A NIerifcd Tribute.-Walfcr Heuuh, Esq.s
1S7 Broadway New York. after having been nid upwards
of ten years, used BARRy'S TRTCOPuEROUs for eight
months, and has thick, lusrous head Of real black
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

No Bur,bug.-Gray Hair, Badness. Sore
Dr. GliANDJEAN, As,or piscs.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

Dead Shot for Bcdbugs.-Sleep. Sieepy
Sold at No 8 College place and by all druggists
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

Cristadoro's UnrivaIIed Hair Dye.-ssold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No 6Asor House
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

Perfect Hair Dressing.-Burncft's Cocoa
ne perfect the best preparation the wot
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the SCALP badaess and
dapd druT
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

Burnett's FlorimeI-An EXQUISITE Prrfbmev
resembling the fresh odos Of rare bouquet Has equal
aud Ia for sale by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
Adirondack
MINERAL SPRING WATER.

Adirondack
MINERAL SPRING WATER,
at Whitehall, ~
Contans active medicinal properties than ssy
known mineral water."-Dr. Shumway.
Wholesale depot 1t
No College place.
JOHN r. HENRY.
Gsucce3sor to Demas Barnes Col,
or SAMUEL SHUMWAY, Chicago, IN.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

Wvrsls Of Cheer for yorrg sscr, VILE, Have
ing victims social evils dosre better msnhcod
sly. letter cgve0pct re. OF charge. Adare(D
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
M"sical and Thcr. .,ricsl Notes.

"ChiIperic," an optro rptce by Hervc. win be
given this evening at the, Theatre Fran Gals for the
first time In this country. The opera enjoys sn TIM
mensc popularity ab-oad, and Will DO produced at
the above named theatre under Mr Graus immedi-
ate Supervision n @ manner which cannot fail to
ms%e II acceptable to our musicloving citizens.
But few reEreseutatQas Ss this opera VIII be given.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

A.-Laifcs Can Have Their Faces Enamcilod
aud eyebrows arranged bv N. LAUssON, 7so Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
A Card.

A Fine COmplexlon.-A Beautiful and vcg-
veike skin, free from all blemshes be produced
by BURNErTS KALLISTON, which, unlike other cosmetics
produces healthy action of the oaplarss For chatting pk
Infants musquo bites sunbura or roughness OF the skt
has no equal sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
place, by all druggists
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

| Owing to the great increase of bust
ness consequent on the popularity OF
proprietors OF
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
would impress upon advertisers the
necessity Of presenting their adver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days In advance, TO secure Insertion.
In tho general issue 1t is also neces-
sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue Of the
edition for which they are intended.
| THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by mail to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
sau street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
Kpox,s U.,s.-Tbe pcprv,urc of ,be Stevv,-

ship created sensation, but the way RNoxs srrinx
style of eenemen's Hats Is taking of his
No s2 Broadway OF Fulton street. ~ most
decidedly, in interest There doubt about the nsson of
the ship. No, with KN0XS hats They made 10 AZ
ford qualification TO hewearers and they accomplish The
object most edecualy.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01
Imp,rt,nt No,ice.-The Havana T,otte

As articles appeared IN papers Unet
stating that the Royal Havana Lottery OF Cuba would
be discontinued authorized by the %
the Lottery state that tcre truth whstever In these
reports. TAYLOR CO.. IL Wall street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

Established in 1S0O-The Metropolitan Jos
Printing Es.ablishnent o; Nassau st-cot,
The New York herald., 1869-06-01

For First Class Printing Of livery Dcscriy.
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
TELEGRAPHlc SUMMARY.

Tie printers strike in Kansas City has been
satisfactorily arranged.
The Revenue of the Dominion of Canada for
July is 81, 1873, 920, and the expenditures 81,
4j9,7Sl.
: John Quinn, New Yorker, was instantly
killed in Boston, on Monday, by the falling of
an elevator.
Frederick Wetzel, German, committed sui
cde at Baltimore, on Sunday, by firing pistol
in his mouth.
James l.. Worshom, brother o: j. j. Wor.
.hom, of Memphis, died of apoplexy, at ST.
Louis, on Monday.
Winters lsindling wood factory in South
Boston was destroyed by fire on Sunday The
loss is $4,000; partially insured
The French citizens of San Francisco on Sat
urday celebrated the centennial anniversary o
the birth of Napoleon Bonaparte.
A young man named William Fullerton sho
himself with a pistol on Sunday, in Boston, il
despair of obtaining employment. He wa,
taken to the hospital hut his life is despaired
of.
The steamer NJ. A. Starr, from St, John tt
Halifax, with cargo of Government stores
ran ashore during thick fog. Part of thu
cargo was thrown overheard. The vessel is
almost wreck.
The steamer Newbern which recently arrived
at San Francisco from Sitka, brought carg
of frrs valued at $4,000. The attention o
the revenue authorities is directed to the mat
| ter.
William Smith, of Rye, aged 60, while at
tempting to cross the track near Portchester
N. Y, ON Monday morning, with wagon, wa
run over and instantly killed. The horse wa
also killed.
A train on the Southside Railroad wa
thrown off the track, l. miles from Petersburg
on Monday morning, instantly killing R. 6
Hobson, the conductor. and the Rev. Wm
Myers, a colored preacher.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

Deputy SHE rill pulyer, Of Saratoga, arrested
on Monday George Long aud man named
Simpson, at lmlston, charged with the bui-
glary ofthree dwellings at Batcheloryille, Long
is the desperate who escaped from Clinton
prison last year lie fired at Sheriff Pulvrr,
the ball grazing his head. Pulver in return,
fired twice, and lit Long in the leg. Long
and Simpson have been engaged in several
burglaries recently in Gloyeryille and vicinity,
and had satchel full of silvcrware when ar.
rested.
The extensive shovel mandatory CONNECT
ed with the works of the Old Colony Iron
Company, at Fast Taunton, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday morning, together
with the contents, including four hundred
dozens Of shovels finished and ready for ship
ment, the valuable machinery, stock, &C. The
loss is estimated at $1,000 600 The building
and stock was insured for $40, 900.
The steamer Havana, of the Nashville Pack
ct Company, was burned to the waters edge at
Parlor Grove, twelve miles below Cincinnati,
On Monday at noon, where she had Just land
ed pic ME party. No lives lost The total
loss is sl2,OUo. Insured for $4,000.
The Japanese colonisls in California have
purchased another tract Of land in Placer
County, Tor tea and mulberry plantation
Herr Schel will return to Japan for the pmr
pose OF bringing large addition to the colo
| nists, and fresh stock of mulberry plants.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

In Tennessee no rain has fallen during the
past week, which has had very had effect
upon the corn crop.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch says that no
rain has fallen there for over two weeks, anu
the yield of corn will be light.
Reports from Iowa are meagre. The
weather is rainy, and the crop VIII lall lar
short of either Wisconsin or Minnesota
Late intelligence from Maine shows that
the polaio crop has been seriously injured
by drouth and that the crop will be light.
Reports from Minnesota state that the
weather is warm and very favorable lor
corn, though the continued rains IN June
and July were very injurious.
In South Carolina the weather during the
past week was dry and hot, until Monday,
when a foe rain fell. A full average crop OF
corn ia anticipated.
The corn cropin the northern part OF OHIO
is very poor, but IN the southern it is better.
II is though the whole Stale Will not average
more than halfa crop.
The weather IN Indiana for the past week
has been dry. A little rain has fallen during
the last three days, which has had good
effect on The corn crop.
In Texas it has rained three days and been
clear four days during the past seven. The
corn crop is abundant all over the State, and
the rains cannot injurc il.
Reports from different parts Of Wisconsin
| show that the late rains have done much to
| improve the corn crop, and with contlnu-
ance of warm weather. there will he fair
yield,
In Mississippi The weather during the past
week has been dry and fine, but yesterday
| rain fell There will he about half crop oil
corn, but the cotton crop promises to be
fair one.
III Illinois, during the past week. there
has baen alternate showers and sunshine
every day. The corn crop is most promising
| The corn crop will be one of the largest evei
harvested in Central Illinois.
In Indiana the weather during the pas
week has been rainy at night, and warn
during the day. THIS has had beneficial
effect on the corn crop, and the farmers an
ticipate more than an average yield.
There was no rainin Kentucky last week
but very heavy rains on Monday and yes
terday. The corn crop is late and light il
some sections of this Stlte on account OF th
wet weather in June.
Information from all palts OF South Care
lima leaves but little doubt that the corn an
cation crops have been materially injured b
the drouth which has prevailed for mont
past. The corn crop is almost beyond rt
: demption.
The weather in Georgia has been excess
lively warm and dry for the past four week
but the corn crops suffered but little from til
drought. There was considerable rain o
Monday and light shower yesterday, whic
greatly benefited the late corn crops
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Farmers want more rain.

Farmers want more rain.
Philadelphia is short of water supplies.
Second class boarders are hurryiug 10 the
watering places.
The new market house will be occupied
about the first of September.
Fairs in the City Hall interfere with the
Tax Collectors operations.
A better quality oil peaches have found
their way into our market
Deacon Horse-ny left this city on short
visit to the nag's head, last week.
Was the man who drugged the Legislature
paid for his services?
The Republican nomination election takes
place tomorrow at the City Hall.
Council has changed the committees road
to the Delaware, by substituting Fifteenth
Street for the plan proposed.
The Republican says "Vdgdboads do not
like the whipping post or pIllory." A heavy
brick, well thrown.
A horse race for money was publicly an
nounced in our streets by the bell-man, on
Wednesday.
Rev. Brother Rigg, of Mount Salem, is re-
ported to have preached sweetly at Brandy
wine Summit Camp last Tuesday.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
COMMERCIAL RECORD:
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by SMITH BRERN. 4lh and shlpey strests
Thursday, August 10, 1859.
Prices have an upward tendency.

Manifestations Is hereby given that application
IN will be made to the Wilmington and Ksnuett Tu
pike Company for ths issue of certificate for
shares steek 10 the said Company In the name OF
Amelia 3. Dupont, In place of certificate lost.
VICTOR DUPONT,
Au20 ct Executor Of Amelia E. PuPont, dec d,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

TIE GOVERNMENT has just issued new
pearl powder label, which it calls a hi''eh
cent rreenback ticket.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

RUE-wIsE.-In Dover OH the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Cyrus Huntington, JAMEs NJ. RUE and Miss lESNIE
WISE, both OF Dover
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.


SUMMER TIME, VAkINU Expect JIIN Il 9Th 1880
The trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave
the Depot at TilbTY-eIRsr and MARKET Streets,
which Ii he'd directly by the Market Street cars the
aFt ear connecting with each train leaving Front and
MARKET areHs thirty minutes before its departure The
OhStnut and Walnut streets cars run within square
OF ne nenei; ~. -, ,,,..,.,..
sLEEnlNu uAh IlCkhT eau lie had on application
W iss EGKst once northwest corner Of NINTH and
'hEslNuf street and AZ the Depot
APSptH OF lhe Union transfer Company Will call for
ahd deliver baggage AZ hs Depot Orders left at No SOL
Auet OF no lin Market ttTeel, VIII receive at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
CITY DIRECTORY.


ONN UFFND bKNoa
MayOr-Joshua s. Valentine.
CHIEF of P0iice-EdwRrd j. DOugherty.
Tredsurer-George g. Maris.
city S0iicHOr-John c Patterson.
Street C0mnlissiOner-Levi II. Springer.
Clerk Of Mdrkef-Thomas Hawkins.
Cny Surveyors Danie Farra, William W. staplsr, R.
4. Gilpin.
Pdccine Rhysicidns-Dr John p Wales, Dir. D. W.
Mnmll. -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

Dr. C. G. GARRISON iuarran,s
GH 3FCURE for RHEUMATISM and ASTHMA.
t3(pT Call or address,
Dir G. q. GARRISON,
No 2i1 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,
febI2-cje4-1y PHILADELPHIA, P
ANDRETH,s WARRANTED GAR-
L DEN SEEDS at JOHN ATKINS, Grocery, Flour aud
Seed Store Fourth and Market
TxrHA FINE TEA, COFF EE AND
u SPICES, Fourth and Market 70
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost suceass by j. IsAAOs, N. D.
and Professor of DISEASES Of the EYE and EAR; (hs
speeaIty) In the Medical College OF Pennsylv ania
years expeienqe, formerly Of Leyden, Holland,) No.
sos ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
can he seen at his office. The medical faculty are in
yited to accompany thar PATIENTS he has secrets
In his practice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain
No charge for examination. iebl2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20
FIRM DMPARTMENT.

FIRE DEPARTMENT..
thiy EngiHeer-Henry w. Perkins
First Assistant Engineer-Henry Bleyer
SECOND assistant Engineer Michael Callahan.
Friendship Steam Fire Englne-Tenth and shipey.
Delaware Steam Fire Englne-Sixth, near King.
Phoenix Steam Fire Engine--Twelfth and King.
Fifth
Washington Steam Fire Engne-sixth, noar Market.
Fame Hose and Steam Fire Engne-SecUnd, between
Shipley and Orange.
ualtot n. fsfut 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

The total taxable property in Boston for 1869
il assessed at S549, 5ll 900, an increase over
last year of $55, 997, 800.
The organization of a Typographical Union
at Williamsport, Pa, has caused strike in
the Bulletin office, that Office having failed TO
conform to its laws.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

Gentleman VINO suffered for years from Nervous De.
bilty Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
ndisereon will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
free to all who need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
Wishing 10 profit by the adVsrssrR experience can do
20 BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b, OGDEN
myI0-lyw ~ Cedar street. Nav York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-20

Custom House, corner of Sixth and King.
Post Office, corner of Sixth and King.
city Hall, Market street, between Fifth and Sixth,
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SVRVEY NOTICE.

vS,IlE undersigned will proceed with
"a the County surveyor OF DnpoiS
County. on the sd day OF August, lso''
10 run the lines aud determine the boun-
diaries OF the East half of the Noi's
Fast quarter OF Sec. -, Town sta :
Range West.
! The intermediate lines will also he run
and the corners thereof established. Per
sons interested will please be present.
I BERNHARD IL. MAYER.
Aug. 6. '69-3w
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EHN's = ~
OF BOILING TO Il!E OF.

Mrs. Lee.-I always use glass jars,
finding them cheaper and more conven-
tent than tin cans. Ny rule for corn j.
as follows: Take sweet corn. ripe but
not hard; cut it from the cob, fill my cans
full. and pressed down. but do not add
water. Then lay the covers OH loosely
and set the Jars into my wash-boiler
with sticks in the bottom for the cans to
rest on, and with water enough in the
boiler to come half way up the sides Of
the cans. Cover up tight, and boil brikl.
three hours. Then take out the cans
and screw the covers on tight. pro-
coed precisely in the same way witt
green peas and beans Hearth ant
Home.
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Mrs. Kate Hunnibec's Diary.

Climb this afternoon AS usual. me
subiect OF canning fruit came up. MIS-.
Field. who is very expert III this branch
III culinary accomplishments, says: "lhcl
selection Of fruits is oil great Importance.
They should be perfectly ripe and iresh,
,r.. from blemish and defect OF every
Lind. Then they should be- cooked just
long enough. and not too long. Ii The!
mr., removed from the fire TOO soon.
fermentation will take place: ifnot soon
enough. they will fall To pieces and SUI
=. fer in flavor. The quantity OF sugar i
also an essential point. Very acid iruit
will bear more sugar than that which Is
.wectcr. without dimini>hin. It's flavor.
Mrs. Bland What kind OF jars does
Mrs. Field recommend:
Mrs.. Field : For tomatoes. corn. ana
Reaches. lind TN cans answer quiic A.
well as glass. though the latter are III
some respects more desirable, a. one can
examine their contents easily. and know
how they are keeping.
Mrs. Bland.-Nill Mrs. Field imagine
herself with a pan of fruit in her hap.
and tell us lust how she proceeds from
beginning TO end:
Mrs. Field l. first prepare the fruit by
HtkilH oNti. ~ -
quired place it in the jars in nice layers
neatly arranged then referring TO the
recipe for the particular Kind of fruit
am putting up. ascertain how much SUI
gar should be used 10 the quart. Dis
solve the sugar in hot water. and pour II
over the fruit. taking care TO pour il inl,
the center OF the jar: add hot water I'll
the jar is full, and apply the cap or stop
per lightly. Then sci the jars into
boiler of warm water. on the bottom o
which strips OF wood are placed: bring
the water TO the boiing-point. and lei j
continue there as long Us Is required FOL
that kind OF fruit. Remove the JAR
from the boiler loosen the caps few
minutes TO let out the steam and hot air
screw them down again; set the jars il
a cool place. but not III draft. and whel
the fruit is nearly cold. screw the cover
down tight rs | can. and set away in
dry, cool place. Here is Il tabular state
ment OF the time for boiling fruits. Will
the quantity of sugar required to III
quart. Mrs. Lee is very successful il
canning corn. beans. and peas-l pre-
sumo she will tell lis just how it Is done
TINE QUANTITY OF suGA
OF BOILING TO THE or.
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|" The next morning. after having
been to the barn-yard, where the men
were milking the cows, he asked "What
makes your cows so thin! You could
not have wintered them WE'LL This re-
mark 'stook me down" considerably.
rather prided myself on feeding the cow
80 we'll in winter And have been for
several weeks feeding them steamed po-
.tatoes and little corn meal and besides
this. their pasture is capital. In fact. ]
have been little afraid Of getting my
cows too fat. / feed higher than any
body else in the neighborhood. and then
to be told that the cows are thin. Well
if Mr.. J. says so. all right. | will feed
higher. / believe in supplying all the
food COW can turn into butter. And
believe. too, in making cows fat in winter
being satisfied that, with good COW, we
get all the fat back again in the form OF
butter during the summer.
Mr.. JohnsOn's cows arc grade Short.
horns, and are very fat, but they give q
large quantity of milk. He says ''thert
is nothing like Durhams." lie has JUS
sold a two-year-old heifcr 10 the butcher
for $ll6. She weighed 1900 lbs. or so
Except for the last few months, she had
nothing but grass and hay. But ther
his grass is of the best quality. lie be-
lievcs, as do, that OH dry land, the NOR,
YOU cultivate 1t, and the more manure
YOU use. the more nutritious will be thu
grass. Few understand what an i'm
mcnsc advantage this is. Mr.. j. has t.
milk his cows three time a day, and get
pailfiil each time; and the cows hav,
nothing but hay and grass, winter ant
summer. But the truth Is, that it wOul,
take two or three quarts of corn meal I,
make twenty-five pounds Of ordinar,
hay equal to that which Mr.. j. gets from
his thoroughly underdrained, clean, an,
richly manurcd land. Those of us VIII
arc trying to improve our farms shoul
take encouragement. The advantage
TO bc gained are greater in every wa
than most Of Us understand America
Agriculturist
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NOTICE.
VINO Young gcntlemen. not past The

saNWO young gentlemen. not past me
n meridian OF life. of uncNccpiionahlc
character and most hcwiichin- nulner~.
being tired OF the he's -day of roaming
about. satisfied that rolling stones gather
no moss. desire siluaiio>n in respectable
,n,nili,. A. ,ols-in-laM. said individual,
are neither handsome. wealthy on ,ndu-'
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lection and calculated toloNc,cherishano
inrotcct while life shall last. Apply by
iett,r. JOHN i. GRANT.
GEO. w. iNDERMA AN
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willie. Duboi, County. Indiana.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

SOhVEI NVIICEs
YVIIE undersigned will proceed with
i County Surveyor of Dubois County.
on the 3Oth day of Aug, 1869, to run the
line and determine the boundaries of Sec.
|16. Town 2 South. Range West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
land the corners thereof established. Per-
sons Interested will please he present.
ADAM BOMBER.
Aug. Is, 1969-3w.