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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-02
The Latest Story About Jay Goald.
HOW HI MADE IS 900 900 IN TIE LoNDoE MAR

Ihe Latest Story About Jay G,uid.
HOW HI MADE 8, 900 ,0co IN THE LoSDoE MAR
KKT.
According to report, jaw Gould has recently
made some lucky hits In the London stock eN-
change The latest story relative TO jay rams
a iollows:-For several days past the European
cable dispatches have announced numerous
failures among the SPECTATORS there who have
been selling calls on Erie stocks, which il equal
to selling the stock short for a decline. and one
large London house-Bentley & Co lis announ-
ced to have failed on A.. zoo shares being unable
70 meet their contracts just previous TO the
Boston fire Jay sent prominent Broad street
speculation TO London. with letters Of credit TO a
large amount, with orders TO quietly buy cafis
upon an immense number Of shares. The stock
In New York, according 10 this story, had been
depressed by Gould about ten per cent, and
was made TO look very weak, on purpose 10 in
duce the English spectators TO sell calls at
cheap rates. No dispatches were sent by cable
for fear oftbe operation leaking ont, and the
market tor Erie WAS kept down until the return
Of the New York agent, who came BY the
steamer City OF Brussels, two weeks ago, when
the calls were all secured, the trap was sprung,
DAYS. Goulds profits in the London market
are estimated at s. 200 ,Ooo.-T L. Star, LIST.
DEATH PROM STARVATION IN BRooKLyN.-
The death from cold and starvation of q young
married woman named Fanny Patten, In
Biooklyn, Is case shocking enough certainly
but by no means sui 0ens-is. The other night
the brooklyn police were notified Of the sadien
death OF this poor creature, and going to her
sYudiiu ABODE Iounu her body reduced almost
TO skeleton. Not so much a crust was 10
be found in the cupboard nor a coal in the
CRATE. When the neighbors had first found out
the state OF things there, they found the hus-
band, George PatteD, holding the corpse in
his arms and crying over II, while his child
almost as emaciated as its dead mother, was
crying also. Patten is q lsboring man who has
lately taken TO drinking, leaving his wife To care
for herself and child. The poor woman worked
until from lack of proper nOurishment she be-
came too weak TO continue and sank under her
fxun ftnr hx. Io.t A.
became sober enough TO realize the fact, as
well as that he WAS in great measure the
cause of It, By the timely discovery of tne
chlds condition, she was saved from sharing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-02
1HROuGB LINE RE
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON ~ :

Il TWEEN WASHINGTON -
PHILADkLPHIA,A AND NEW YORK
MAsHTNsroN, Noxembers lsca
Trains between " AshINGTtN and NEw Y0kE
q ollows. -O.n
FOB hkM YORK. .ctfA0a caars, az oa..
Leave daily lexcept sunday st ste O 10 , 4 "a ar
s;ap. N. e-~
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at sSN q m I 40 an
6.a m. ~ -
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor Nes York 81 $40 y. m and Phnadei.
only.
Through tickets 20 Philadelphia, New ro-s .ps
Of the day. " ~i'
FOR Baltimore and Ohio railroad .dv.r,i-.u.D,
zee schedule between washins;or, Baltimore' Al.
ns polls and the West
Thus. Il. SHARP, Asst s.fer rrapsport.,i,n
IN COLE, Genersl rickst Agent.
Gko Q. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jeg
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REEDMANs SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
This bank open to receive deposits this even
ing, Thursday, January 2, 1sI2) Interest at
the rate of per cent.
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WHITLEY and French jet and gilt earrings AMI
elegant ornaments for the hair received a,
Prigs's jewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue, betn cen and 9Th streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28

NEW PhEPAnAIiONo.-E. brlngnurst q Co.,
IN desire t. call the attention of physicians and
others terested 10 the following new operations
Of their manu- acture, which are destined 10 90
cupy pr, minent position US the most popular OF
the nuttitive touics.
VINE AND BEEF, each tablespoonful representing
ths nourishing constituents Of one ounce Cf fresh
Beet. With the gentle stimulating properties Of Pure
Sherry Wine.
WINE OF BEEF AND IRON, containing the same ss
the with the add Of three grams OF Citrate
OF Iron In each Tablespoonful.
ELIXIR OF BEEF, each tablespoonful representing
the uourishment OF one ounce of Fresh Beef, with
de-s=rt-spoo full Of Finest French Brandy.
ELIXIR OF BREy, Iron, AND CALIsAYA, each
tab espoOniul OF which contains the noursbing
Properties Of one VI treHh Beef three grains of
fyroFhosph4te OF Iron eight grains OF Calisaya
BARK, with Finest Froncn Brandy.
The above elegant preparations are palafable
and grateful to tho TASTE acceptable TO the stomach
and uniform in strength, having for their basis pure
OF which III debtated O. ud:,ors OF toe syste IL
well established. They ara emiDenty adapted oI
the treatment OF thoss suffering from the debility
utng from prot scIsd ilness In the SINKING stages
OF typhoid AND other tevers, in TIE exhaustion and
fatigue arising IRON excessive work, loss OF Ape
lite, impaired Digestion apd dyspeps Az restU-
rative al invi gOrator u oy are invaluable tor the
copvaiesceut In tho debility panying old age,
IN the rapid growth OF children, aud all forms OF
general debility ate dod by defective nutrition,
nervous prustr LtUH, aud Impoverished condi don
! II The blood
| Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
u. BRIkGHURSr & u,
;,izth s. Market Sta. Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
w. III. Chadwick's
CELEBRATED
Horse, Cattle and Poultry Con
dillon Powders.

w. III. Chadwick's
CELEBRATED
Horse, Cattle and Poultry Con
ditiOn Powders.
Tho great Alternative, Tonic, and Bloc Purifier
truly valuable medicinei they assist nature 10
do her work quickly and effectually and are now be-
tested over twenty years AM where an Improvement
could be made it has been done Owners of 70
s%s and Foa these sHtSR
diton Powders superior any yet offered othe pub
N.Y. Instances as a preventative and cure Of
49, the following Diseases, viz farcy, Surieit,
Broken wind, Heaves, Colds, Coughs, .szz,sss
Worms; Bots Purging, Jqand,se, Swsllsd 5,g9'
Diseases of the Liver, Fever, Fever Sores, LUso of
Appetite, General Debility, and asure preventive tor
.fsSzA Cattle Plague, Pneumonia. Chambers, Rot
a-s fact. all diseases where Internal remedies are
Scratches Faicy, Poll Evil Fistuas Distcmpcrs and
skin Diseases, from any cause are cured IN half the
usunl time.
They remove the distractions Of the Stomach, Iiv
er and ntestncs, and prevent Indigestion, Gostive-
ness Cole, and all diseases OF the bowels. II these
powders are used occasionally they will prevent few
ers and all contagious and debilltatng diseases, to
Asa spring and Fall Puriter these powders are
the best known giving tone and strength TO TO the d-
and 1S yso s T s
VIII increase the quantity OF milk Ia COWS, and enrich
secE Of snv knG W" iia . ali that Is sRed as the
Of single box will convince any oe that they are
superior any other medicine now before the public
/ References can be given from all quarters
FOR POULTRY.
These powders have been found successful in pre-
/ venting and curing thousands Of poultry OF those
dangerous aud fatal diseases which they SO La
bile II late, when all other remedies known have fail
cd full directions accompany each box of powders
The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has been successful
for over twenty years in preparing medicines and
giving information for diseases OF horses, cattle sheep
and poultry, and IL constantly receiving and has for
sale all the new and most popular medicines of the
day and al the publications of the different disease.
| OF Horses, Cattle, &c The Great Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Condition Powders are prepared solely and
Tor sale Wholesale and retail by W. II, Chadwick, Al
his medical and variety store adjoining his Museum
| where can be 70 thousand culiostes IRON
all parts of the known world II is the only place OF
amusement in the city where persons visit any
hour OF the day evening. His Fountain Ice Cream
| Gar5eu IL open In season.
| w. II. CHADWICK,
nos. 207 and 200 West Fourth street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28

prutts Astral OH sold Wholesale to groces, dealers
and country storeKecers ut wholesale rates, iii and
s'''' C. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agents for Delaware.
Front add West streets, VII. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
TO CONsUMfTIYs.
L 5: rs WANTED rs

rs WANTED rs
ALL PERSONS WHO oWNA HORSE TO KNOW
rliA q. Bringhurst a. DO, have been appointed
agents tor WILMINGTON, for the sale OF
Soy ER'S HOOF LLNIMEN1
for the prevention and cure of Con-
TRACTION, CoRSs, QUARTER CRACKS,
CONTRACTION OF THE BACK SINEw, GAN
ERALy CALLED KSEE-SPRuNG SPRAiNs, CALLS
SCRATCHES, knEuMATIsM, &c.
have tested Boyers Hoof Lininent on the feet OF
over one hundred horses. The difference to the corr
uton of the feet s great In its favor, that woulo
properly applied TO every horscs hoct, and especially
In tue when the horse's feet ALWAYS In con-
tact with the heated earth, which dries them up, and
they become hard and leyerish which produces
traction, corhs, quarter cracks contraction OF the
back snew commonly called Knee Sprung, and Often
the pains In the hoof it produces sweeney In the
shoulder We recommend 1t As the best preparation
used. 1t should be used every horses hoo
scomniony oil is used on harness mems boots
| o keep them in good condition.
L.. X. C0nkIin,
Proprietor and Superintendent y the conhneatol
Stables, SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. NJ. q. BOYER Dear SIR This Is to certify,
| hat have used your Lipiment in my stables for
hree months past, on than one hundred horses,
and find 1t the best preparation have ever used on
horses. 1t is far better than you recommend t. Send
| me five cases at once, by express.
| HARRY HAMILTON,
Sold wholesale and retail at propretors prices by
| l.. BRISGHuRSr & Co, apothecaries,
| Corner 9th and Market Streets,
Wilmington. Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
TAKE NOTICE.

NEW STOCK or pErFUMGHY y rANSY
Articles, Patent Med elm Essences, Flayoring EN'
trsces Herbs, &C. W. 4. ALRICHS, Apothecary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28

@sDnAtNEss, bLlADNESS, AND CATAkkh
Irrnr,' It'll the utmost success, by j. ISAAC, NJ D.,
AN Pre- iessUr OF Diseases Of the EYE and EAR (hs
spe ciaty) in the Medical College Of PenIsylvana, Is
years experience formerly of LeyAen, Hollad) No.
sO5 ARCH street, Philadelphia. Testimonials San Q
seen az his office The medical faculty are invited 10
accompany their patients, he lias no secrets IN his
practice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
1hsrge for exnmination apr 27-ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28

BOQEEr HULDEi.s.-A ileat convenien
article for holding wRtor tor preserving the fesbness
sud beauty of buds Towers In the coat, d:ess
{ haIr. 4 large assortment for sale by
v. BRIAGHUr ST q CO.,
orper Sixth arc Market streste'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28

LnAmoIs skins
Chamois Skins a choice and hne selection just re-
ceived, tii ect importation. A rare chance TO buy
chem cheap Carefully selected for fam ly use, all
sizes and prices, to clean silver and glass ware
without scra ching. Also, full and fresh stock
OF Drugs dizziness tDilet and fancy tices al
ways on band, at - ~
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor and West str.ets. Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
SHOTGUN, Rits o and Pistol
Mandatory.
NATHANIEL MELCHIOR,

su ,cessor 70 tho late +. iIertirg, No. ga King
street, above Second, Wilmington, Del, res-
pectfuly calls the attention OF his friends and Sports
men generally tha' be will continue the manufacture
of Shot Guns, Rifles and PistOs, at the old stand
No. 2ll King street. and has Tor sale largo and
beautiful stock OF Fire Arms among which are
Double barrel GUNS from go TO SIPS.
Single barrel Guns ftou to a20.
All knds OF Pistols, Colts, Sbarpe's, Aliens And
Smiths & weston's Revolvers, with Cartridges,
Re. complete. Also Ely's best double water proof
Percussion Gaps; every size ball and shot; Game
Bags and Cunning apparatus generally. Fishing
Tackle, &c, constant on hand and for sale whole
sale and retail at the oWsst cash prices.
sYPartIcular attention paid to Bell Hanging and
Iockpmithing a. hpratnfprs. iy2I-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
H Tx. BRIN GNU RsT


.s,-k Cholera NJ txture, OIL our own make. CAPT
~ tai remedy for diarrhea cholera and loos,
u OF the bowels.
Es,euce oil Jamaica Ginger, capital propagation
# tue finest white Jamaica Ginger, manu- actured
With the greatest care and suitable 20 the deli
iate constitutions neutlY put up, ht reasonable
tIice.
tud Kennel, In making this, care Ii taken to pro-
,ure the best rennet, and then use best sor
vine and other; try It.
Gum CaInphor, the best protection against moths
or Iurs wJOlen goous.
Cologne anu Bay KUN by the quart or gallon, o.
oOilles OF desirable styles. Call and examine.
CoK's Uellaliue Tor jelly, now quite reasonable.
Extracts Tor the handkerchief in bottles in bulk
No. la quality, Tor sale ir any quantity to suit.
Ftrr ttcu Elixir UI Gentan We CLAIM Tor tins tt at
t has siruusth Comp. Sine dentian with
the add tun uf iuil duse of iron with each dose. Ii
ias many advantages over ferrated Elixir, Contain
nx Caiisayd Bars. AS il Is uniform IN strength and
tppeurance aud a pleasant and efficient tonic, we
sonincnd 1t to any one wishing an Iron tonic.
Trussss.-Ne have always had private apart
IN sut tOI lifting Trusses. Every person wanting II
truss have it adjusted to them and warranted u
1T.
Mrs. Anen'e, Halls, Rings, Woods, Sterlings Am
trosa and many other Hair Preparations at reduced
priceH.
Latour Salad on, Wholesale and rets at
IL. X. BRINGHURST s,
3l7 Market
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Win be sold at Private Sale, farm of 800 acres, 100
-,vx., OF which timber, situated two miles from
~ Kenton Station, and four miles from Clayton,
SpiM Kent County, Del. There are Double Brick
House. Carriage House, corn cribs and out
buildinC- all IN ~. order. The land Ii highly pro-
ductive and v.rr desirable. Peach OF chard, and
other fruit. Terms easy. Apply nj this Office. jel2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-07-28
FOR RENT.

NOR SALE.-That beautiful residence and ~
Il three squares Of ground ,boun led by Broome, Hi
DUPONT Seventh and Eighth streets in this CITY, kR
For price and terms applyt to
NJ NJ. CHILD & co.,
No. ". Seventh street,
mays Wilmington, Delaware
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26

TREATMENT OF FROZEN TREEs.-Mr.
Hartford of Indiana stated, at the recent
meeting of the Michigan Pathological So
ciety, that in the cold winter of 1856 he
had peach orchard of thrifty young trees
absolutely killed to the snow line, and Of
course total loss as far as appearances
indicated or experience could suggest.
Knowing, however, that the trees had
been vigorous and that their roots must
possess considerable power Of reproduction,
he proceeded to cut off the entire top of
every tree that had been killed, and left
nothing but unsightly stumps throughout
the orchard. The spring came on; adj
vanced somewhat; he watched his stumps
with anxiety; found that numerous buds
started out from these stubs, put forth
their shoots and made a remarkable growth,
and in two years. he had as good and
healthy an orchard as that which had
been cut off by the frost. Since that time
he has frequently had occasion to treat
other trees in similar manner, sometimes
cutting off injured branches only, and has
almost uniformly had good results. But
i is necessary to cut of the injured bran
shes Of frozen tops as early as possible az
Ter the snow is gone, and always before
he sap has begun 70 ascend the tree.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26
Remedy for the Cut-Worm.

J. Wilkinson in the Maryland Farmer,
says Il have matter of special impor-
lance to communicate to all who may have
corn to plant after reading this. 1t may
save the loss of crop for many, and if but
one should heed it, and thereby save his
crop, shall feel that ! am fully remune-
rated for my effort to benefit class who
actually need all that they can get, that
will in any way promote their interest
As soon as the corn is planted, apply a
full tablespoon Of ground salt to the hill
let the salt spread over an area FIVE or six
inches across.
Do not delay the application until the
corn is up, or is about coming up, or you
will destroy the plants.
If applied soon after planting, the first
rain will dissolve the salt, and so charge
the soil around the plants with saline mat
ter, that neither the black grub or cut
worm, nor the wire worm will barber in it.
1t is reliable remedy, and the fertili-
zing properties of the salt viii pay well for
its cost and application in the increase Of
the crop. Leave row occasionally, and
observe the effect. Be sure that your
seed corn is good
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26
Treatment Of SICK Horses,

BoTs.--Bots are not necessarily fatal to
horses, but often are the cause Of internal
complications, which, if not checked in
time, viii result in death. Tho pressure
ofan immense number Of bots win often
impair the digestive organs, bring ON dys-
pepsia, or induce internal Inflammation.
When the nostrils are distended, the
breathing fast and hard, the extremities
warm, and the horse bites at his tanks,
means should at once be employed to get
rid Of the bots, which can be done effect
ually by using the following, as a drench
Prescription.--0ne ounce Of chloroform,
one pint of linseed oil, in pint of warm
water The chlorofom win diffusc itself
through the system, and stupefy the bots,
causing them to let 60 their hold on the
NAV the oil heals the wounded places,
and at the same time acts as a purge, ex-
pelhng the bots from the system
WoRMs-To make sure that your colt
has worms, give him an ordinary dose Of
physic, and watch his excavations if he
has worms, one or more win appear therein.
After being satisfied that he is troubled
with them, adopt the following treatment !:
Take of tar tar emctic drachm powdered
ginger, ! drachm; linseed meal, enough
for ball mix with boiling water. Give
one ball every morning for week, then
dose Of physic, linseed oil being the best,
under the circumstances. Let the stomach
rest week. Give another course Of balls
and physic, after which let the horse have
drachm of sulphate of iron (powdered)
twice a day with his feed.
SPAviN.-The use of simple ointments
or tinctures viii do no harm, and may have
the desired effect. Diluted tincture of
arnica, used as wash, will be found ben
eficial battle the parts with it four or FIVE
times day; or anoint the parts with
Wigs Horseshoe Ointment, rubb well in,
Avoid for the present all violent exercise.
-Tmf, Field and Farm.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26
Our Farm Products.

Z The census Of 1870, in the portion de-
voted to agriculture, announces the fact
that there are 407 .7s5,O4l acres of land
included in farms in the United States,
the cash value of which is estimated at
s., 262, $685. 6l. The value of the farm
products, implements and live stock is
stated at 81, 309, 500, 544, and the annual
amount Of wages paid to farm hands at
1910, 2s6,2s5. Of the acreage of the
farms nearly 1879 millions are arabic land,
which is cultivated, and on this land during
the census year there were produced 1887
millions of bushels of grain. The wood
land amounts to 159 millions of acres. and
the unimproyed enclosed land to 59I mil
lions of acres. The grain produced was
288 millions Of bushels of wheat, 58l mil
lions of rye, barley and buckwheat; 1872
millions Of oats, and 76l millions of Indian
corn. Besides this grain there were also
produced the following potatoes, beans,
and peas, III millions of bushels rice,
74l millions Of pounds; butter, 514 mil
lions of pounds; cheese, 53l millions Of
pounds; honey and maple sugar, 43 mil
lions Of pounds; molasses and syrup, 23l
millions Of gallons; cane sugar, s7,043
hogsheads wine, three millions Of gallons;
swine, sheep and cattle numbering 6Si
millions mich cows numbering nine mil
lions milk, 1854 millions of gallons; hay,
27l millions of tons; and the slaughtered
animals were valued at 800 millions of |
dollars, and the orchard and garden pro-
ducts at So millions Of dollars. These
products are much more than are
necessary for our home consumption, and |
Renee we export vast quantities Of food to
n parts Of the world.
Great as are these returns, the Superin-
endent Of the Census thinks they do not
'ome up to the real total, as with 50 large
N expanse Of territory an omission Of
'alue in the gross has been unavoidable.
they give US an index, however, Of the
reat future IN store for our country. Less
han one-half Of the acreage Of enclosed
arms Is under cultivation. and as the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26
TAXES FOR 1873.

A RE heavy enough without paying high
"A prices for everything you buy. Appre-
ciating this fact the undersigned is determined
to prove that the Gosh System will justify
Quick Sales" and ".SmaA PROFITS
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes.
Mems and Boys Boots, Shoes and Hats,
Reduced 10 per cent. to suit hard times
China, Glass, Queensware and Housekeeping
Goods of every kind, the largest and best
stock in the city of Westminster
Woodenware, Willowware, Tinware, Stone.
ware, Fine Japanned Ware, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Clocks, Looking Glasses,
Table Oil Cloths, Linen and
Paper Window Shades
and Fixtures, &c.
Choice Syrups, Teas, Roasted and Green
Coftees, Sugars, Spices, Extracts, Is.
sences, Soaps, and everything in
the Grocery Line.
Fine Silver Plated Ware, such as Casters,
Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, Butter
Dishes, Napkin Rings, Butter
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c,
guaranteed Triple Plated
and at Baltimore prices.
Especial attention is called to nv Soho
Department, as intend to sell everything in
this line at prices that will defy competition.
No trouble to show goods and give prices
whether you wish to purchase or not. An
examination Of my stock is solicited.
mar 27-tf W. 0. LIGGET.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-04-26
Going West.

The american Fa,1&sr, says.-We
would like to hear Of case similar to that
stated in the annexed paragraph, Of any
one who has emigrated to the West under
parallel circumstances, faring as well, or
likely to do so, as this Mr.. Stamp, who in
his native country was an ordinary laborer,
but who, instead of "going West on
reaching our shores, turned his face South,
and went to work on shares, with the re-
suit told by the editor of Trewster's Exc
ter Eng Flying Post, of Jan 20, one of
the English papers received at the Office
Of the american Farmer -
CoTToN IN ITS RAW STATE-Mr. He
mems, of st. Sidwell, has received from
America fine sample of cotton as taken
from a plant. 1t was sent to him by a
very fortunate Exonian-Thomas Stamp,
formerly in the employ of Mr.. Lusconfbe,
builder, Of st. Sidwell as horse-keeper.
Some two years since Stamp emigrated to
America, and soon after his arrival enga-
ged with planter to give his services for
portion of the proceeds from the culture
of the plantation and at the end of the
first year Stamp became part proprietor of
the estate. He is now the sole proprietor
Of it, so he imtimates in his recent letter
to his friend in this city. His success
has been so unequivocal that he anticipates
in the course of few years the blissful
pleasure of being able to return to his own
native country to enjoy the fruits of his
perseverance and industry.