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Selling our Birthrights.

There arc many Esaus. Or tho multi
tudcs of men who 60 up and down among
us. how many are there who have not
lost their birthrights9
Notwithstanding tho fall. there Is a
birthright for everyone. Manhood Is the
noblest heritage which can accrue to be-
ing. Purity, honor, and truth were not
All upvielded when the first man sinned.
In thcse each man has stfll share. OF
those. alas, thousands are daily selling
THAR portion for mess of pottage!
E,.n and Jacob of old were types of
two great classes that were to exist long
.o.rC,bo one weak lu,tfal and foolish |;
~. .,h.r .h.,n f.r..iobted erasping.
"A 40 ,oro =. E,.u. remain. there win
Ws.H,. nroe, bv their weakness
III. ,nsnrov;dsnce So long A, one man
.,.na. rs.av 10 make over all that Is hes,
and ,r,s.t IN his life and character his fell
H. I'll, ho a, hand eaper TO receive the
tru,. and 10 u,e IL to his own selfish ad-
y.nosn,s,, ,,
pr, ~. vo Al, ,uf,cieptlv generou, to
give IN self utterly for the sake of o,hcrsa
!, our generosity wise ? Just such spir-
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Shadors.


When zee the long Wild briers
Waving In the winds like hres,
See tho green skirts Of the naples
Barred with scarlet and with gold,
See the sunhower, heavy-hcarted,
Shadows then frsm days departed
Come, and with their tender trsmhles
"'-P ~
can hear sweet invitations
Through the sObbing, sad vibrations
or the winds that follow, follow,
Az from self seek TO ny-
Come mp hither, come up hither.
Leave the rough and rainy weather.
Come up where the royal roses
Never Ode and never die
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Plantation Bitters.
4. T.-iR6O-X.M

This wonderful vegetable restor.
alive is the sheetanchor of the
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and Ian.
guild, it has no equals among stom-
achics. As remedy for the ner.
vous weakness TO which women
are especially subject, it is super.
seding every other stimulant. In
all climates, tropical, temperate or
frigid, it acts rs specific in every
species of disorder (which under.
mines the bodily strength ahd
breaks down the animal spirits. For
sale by all druggists. 6mll
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gain make such losing thing Of 1t in
selling the,nselvesp
Have we-you and I-our mess Of pot
tage' If not are we about TO sell our
birthright that we may procure it' Let
us take heed. lest in turn we como to pray
as did Esau-"Bless me, even me also, D
my fa,herI' and the blessing be gone past
us foreyer
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the agw ARTICLE or FOOD

For twenty-five cents you can
buy of your Druggist or Grocer q
package of Sea Moss Farine, man.
ufactured from pure Irish Moss or
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quarts of Blanc Mango, and o like
quantity Of Pudding, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo, &C., DC.
It is by far the cheapest, healthiest
and most delicious food in the
world.
RAND SBA MOSS PARlNE CO.,
50 Park Place, n. Z.
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THE WORST PILES CURED.-I wi.

THE WORST PILES CURED.-I wish to
spread abroad the great benefit have derived rom
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ENGES. / have suffered years nom tho worst
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found the LoIenges, In less than month was
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NEAL. For sale at No. fremont Temple, Boston,
BYE. A. HARRISON 4 CO., Proprietors, and by
all Druggists. Mailed for 60 cents. 6wS
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Among tho Directors arc the well known names Of
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Notwithstanding the bsegohg fseh are knpss 70 soss
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-18

honorable means to procure the affirmation
| Of their lease, and they got it. Now, sir,fs
| TO whether or not such lease as that 10 =
profitable to the lessees have this evidence
| before me, that MIR. Manhattan, one OF the
lessees, through the means which he
| gathered from the lease left his family
among the wealthiest in the State
Mr.. Day: You are mistaken; he died IN
able to pay his debts.
| Mr.. Bacon: At all events the parties who
| previously had the lease were willing 10 &C.
cept it, and urged that it should be accepted
and ratified, and these gentlemen now CONF
| forward aud said they were willing to take ~
from Messrs. Huger and jones' and ift
was an unwise contract they should no.
have gone into. it. If it was an unwise y
dertaking Of theirs, they should =
ask US 10 confirm it, but shoe
and Jones carrying ont the contrs
but they asked US TO confim it. Thereha n
| Mr.. President, whether Manhattan lEVM
made money by their lease or not, Me-
Huger and Jones are satisfied thatsit ~; H
good one last year, and wanted it confrpss EI
and these presensparties were anxiouss
| take the lease from Messrs. Huger JOE
| therefore think that whether this
profitable to Manhattan & Co. or not II
been profitable since, and these partiesy
that they so considered it when they a.
Tor the. confirmation If the contract. "a
Senator says that 5000, 600 are to be apw
to rebuilding that portion of the PENS
tiary destroyed during the war;. AS issN
that amount is concerned there Is prov ~ I
some degree of reason in what he saJs,Sn
as to the machinery, sir, it will be place.
the hands of these lessees, it will pc
by them during the term Oh W..
lease; it will be injured during LIE
long period; it will not pc %
now, and it viii be old then; and shall the
State give them the use OF its money. !"
machinery and its labor, for mere pit.ance:
which, for the whole period, VIII no. amoum
to one seventh, or will just amount to ON =.
seventh of the sum invested in the oonos
alone; to say.nothing OF the lmPloa nronnas
. which have been placed on tAe grounu'
before?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
small Fruit Culture.

IRIS ENCOURAGEMENT BY THE RAILROADS.
Mr.. Idle. Master of Transportation on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
makes the following announcement to growers
of small fruits aud vegetables along the Delaware
Railroad Line -
"To encourage the growth of Berries, small
Fruits Of all kinds and Vegetables generally Tor
Market, Express Freight Trains VIII % iun
during the coming season to carry these prouuets
IRON the Delaware Railrond Line, LOT tle ni' ..
delphia aud New York Markets, commencing as
early In May as business will justify.
"A train designed to carry freight as ABOVE LOT
the New York Market, will leave Demar on Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursaay ana rr,o ony
10 allow the Camden and Amboy Railroad COM
papy to get the freight to Jersey CITY by ciocK
A. NJ the next day. A train Is also 10 leave Ds-
mar late Saturday afternnon, designed 10 carry
marketing both for New YORK and rntiaaeipTri s,,
to be in Market early on Monday morning. Inc
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company ana has-
tern Shore Railroad Company have a9reeu 70 run
trains to accommodate this business. Inc charget
10 Jersey City will be abont the same as o wa
charged bv Market Car Tariff of june oath. 1863
Tor full Car loads, and on small shipnirm a ',
New York, of Berries in"baskcts, packed IL
crates, not over three cents per quart. :
"a train is to leave Delmar late on FRIDAY al
tcrnoon. desipned to CARY marketing for Phila
drlphia and Wilmington only. other Trains WI
he run at an hour suitable Tor carrying marketing
ior Philadelphia and Wilmington, on each DAY u
the week, except Sunday. -,
,'Not over 90 cents per barrel will be charge
from any part of the line between Crlsiield an
Philadelphia, for green corn, melons, peas
pod, string Beams, cucumbers, heets, radishei
lGcents per crate of 90 pounds, on tomatoes, c
other vegetable, in crates, Of such Freight golp
to Philadelphia
This Is . most popgenipat and impartanl ?
Judgement, i'm Phi RiAgsFfMa CONSUMERS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

1HRHE oy srERMEN UPsEr IN WORCESTER COUNTY.
The Gazette, published at Ncwtown, Worcester
county, Nd, says, on the 18th instant, as three
colored men, belonging to that place, were re-
turning from Saixe's Island with boat load OF
oysters, they were ovcr;aken by high wind and
a rough sea when near Pig Point the boat filed
with water and sank before il was possible for
the crew to steer her into shoal water. One OF
the men, Oliver Blake, ard the owner OF the boat
was drowned another, Samuel Bevans with the
aid of plank about eight feet long, reached the
shore much exhausted while the third, Major
Fisher, who chung to the must Of the submerged
craft, was rescued from watcry grave by a few
men who went out to him In another boat iron
The vicinity OF Stant's store. The loss of Blak,
is much regretted by both white aud black. HI
was a very civil, trustworthy colorcd man, ant
was sexton of the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
| for a long time He leaves wife and an age'
mother, who relied solely upon his labor for thci
| support.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
NO SAFER OR BETTER INVESTMENT
THAN THE
FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT.
GOLD ~ DIS
UF THE
Central Railroad s Iowa
at e5. Free from Tax

This railroad runs ts4 miles north and south
through the finest and most thickly settled portion of
the magnificent state OF Iowa, aud IL the only link
ting to connect the railway CENTRES at st outs
u st. Paul by All unbroken line, III miles shorter
than any Existing route. his road offers maLy adj
van ages. The QUILTING of this railroad north from
St. Paul TO Duluth, At The head of Lake SUPERIOR,
where live railroads will soon centre-the corstruc-
ton Of the North Pacific railroad, already begun
aud the rapid development of lew and productive
tuin,ry in Minnesota and the Northwest must fur
ish large Southern traffic. as The Upper Missis-
tppi is frrzen during the Winter aud its navi-
low water, this road must have at all times large
amount Of transportation, and a monopoly of the
busiaess at some seasons OF the year. Its connec-
tons wi h other lines Interested by mutual owner
thip or running arrangements, Will give 1t almost
me entire north and south ravsl bctwce its terini-
nal points and their vicinity.
This road Will have great advantage over any
otaer Western line In carrying the best quality Of
coal from wheie 1t is abundant in Southern Iowa To
E,fthefsfIswi and Minnesota. where none is to be
found, and in securing return reghts of lumber, for
which the demand is very great.
he construction Of the road Is not an experiment
dependent upon any uacer ain negotiation of its
bonds 1t is IN the hands of gentlemen of wealth and
ability, comprising many leading bankers aud rail
road builders of experience. Fory-six miles OF the
line are Just completed, and eighty-eght miles NOR.
ave graded An abundant supply Of iron, ties, ant
other materials has been contracted for. The Com
pany have large and daily increasing surplus y
money on hand, and the STOCK subscriptions and III,
sales Of bonds give them ample means to push tn,
work forward, 70 that with favorable weather, IL II
eA pected that the whole line will he cOmple I'd thi
BeasOn.
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Aeaths.

GIFFING-In this city on the 29th inst, Mrs Sarah
Giiling rect of ths late Thomas X. 0ihing, in The
6sth year Of her ags.
MuRPHY.-on March 27th, 1870, in st.. Marys
county, Md, j. William Murphy, A. NJ, formerly
OF this city, in the 7Osh year of his age.
CHURCHMAN-On Monday, March 2sth. Willie, tr-
fant q n OF William II. and Lizzie V. Chufchnan,
aged II months and % days.
POINSETT-On Saturday, March Goth, 1910, Ara
Poinsett in the I'D year OF mis- age.
FERNAN.--In this city. on Monday. March 2s 1870
Leary Fernan.
TuR NER-on Thursday morning, March %, 1870
| Kate, eldest daughter of John a. and Emehn'
Turner, in her 9Th year.
| PoOLE-At Crozierville, Delaware county. Pa, o
first day 9th inst, Samuel B. Poole, aged "a year,
FAHREN BACH.-on the 2t,h inst, Johann Georg
| Fahrenbach.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Cashier of the Philadelphia National Bank
hos sent copy of the following notice to all of
its correspondents, and several other banks have
followed It's example,:
1.-THE facility with which checks and drafts can
be altered to represent larger Gums than those for
which they were originally drawn, as proved by
recent Illustrations, obliges me to require from
all the correspondents who draw upon this bank
advice of such drafts, on slips separate from the
letters, date number, and amount Of each; and
10 the absence of this advice drafts will not be
maid ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-31

NORWAY oArs-A Coon INvEnMEsr-D. H'g-
gins, Second and King streets, Wilmington, ates
to us thus; sowed more of thss cats last +. ne
than any other person in the stata. will give " Ii
briefly the result sowed bushels, late in April,
on heavy sol Of moderate fertility. The seed weighed
only 30 lbs. and the We'd was much Diminish ed on
this account. Notwithstanding the uhfavorable c r.
cumst ances Of late sowing and ligat seed, We 0
about 500 bushels from the sowed, and the weigh
Increased three pouncs. think they will yield Iom
60 to rs per cent more than The older sorts. totf
the grain and straw are of excellent quality. They
ripen two three day later than white oats. tx
pect to sell the hu k Of my crop to Ramsdcll d t,i.
deserving about 81 bushels to SOW as the price viii
still be high another year. To accommodate on
farmers have put the price at "a 20 bushel, while
tho same article Is sold IN New York at ST. pc
bushel,