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THE LECTURE sEAsOs.

THE LECTURE SEASON.
1fRnrANTrLr Library AfSOCf ArIoS.-rHE BOARD
Nl cf Directors have The pleasure 10 snr0uuco that
Mr.. VIM. NJ. THACkEkAY
siE deliver lecture Bairday evening December L. VI
he Metropolitan eare far Tho bsnchi fanas
OF tho - Georges Foleyn aud the korlok orphans
rul)ect" Charity and Hufnorr To oclJck
Icsev 20 cent? may be had n ne Library, psee
The down town once. No Nassau street, Albion uce 70
Park plseet r. ". ksnerre Treasurer BrosdrAy; vs1
knyde. King ~ Wall r. s VIM. Hal Sons. 40 Nrv1d-
way; DKnsttns Agency, J0es Ecsoas uoti
DeDrsef. Edgar, ls5 Water street,
X. u. TINsOS.
yNo. ChEsRRg, fLsc,ure Committees
W. ~ NlCkHAN,)
DR0p. ROBERT HfRps GREAT LECTURE IN
The tabernacle. revised BY himself sni published ~
partridge Britain AZ broadway price cent? Dr. Kohtr
Hnre's grsas book depoDfffans linn .r,sy and inrc
between fpiri and Morals Just passbed ~ PARTRIDGE
po~age 20 ceu's
RftOhhATiOs AND IuR coRRrPTfoss OF
~ FopsFY DR. a. v. ADAMS viii deliver lee dis
sob eef ~ morrow evening, ~ x O'Clock In III Advent ss1
cLufeh rory ne street PgearbiHg I'D afi~ruOop
~ he phsinr, Elder Dan.ia The friends " RELIGION
ciste u Tie suera seas frse sube-t
fUr afternoon, on The feoond Covenant
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Planes and MusAc.--HOxaco Waters, A9en
~ IL AZ The best and Nav York pianos
sns q $50 Broadway an entirely new stock isuperor p
Nnos eeAeona asic all kinds OF musical
greatly reduced prices No better opportunity
oFsst bargains offered Music q half price duri
N mDatA
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DSoof and dress boots shoes CATERS and slippers suitable for
season, Just received - orh STAR bv ET8ENF
tkRRi8 SON, Boot makers, 81 Nassau street, Emporium
Il easy boots"
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RE WARDS.


eos REwARD-LosT, THURSDAY EVENING, BE
20 tween and II O'Clock, light bav horse, about
teen hands hugh with Ia marked hopper, .af h?
inquire d . BoiIhT, *. 70 peassy' street. or a. siSs
LIk, NO. z Eowery, ~ stairs.
con RfwARp-nog LosT-oN SUNDAY, nov. u,
HV on ne aehh avenue pear senly second street
ma. seo,es ssys terrier dog ys ow,h sron co., Shs ~
pounds. hs and tail had bern cropped and he had
% =" De nams q JACK by normns b. pHAss ssnGS Zines
Once no. Nsssan street. where he may b. found s aeose
Q1n RgwARD-LosT IN rHg LATER PART q
DlU ssg %eer ssoeie, book, printed head.ng belong
ING he ics Broadway viii fecye he above rsTard
1lQ REWARD Lost, on MosDAY LAST, &ru
plO Inst ady's god wAch, som.where 10 be nppw
ssturnins q a T. Eaei.Ea. No. ls We, fGy isarA
street, hrst howe west OF fnih avenue.
e. Etw1hn-I1sI, On TUE EvEsIsG OF rug ssI ~
back q The ess mred With Jeo and black and tie pea-
VII "e VIII ann rsos,e he soVs saa
oblige the owner.
%S hEwARD-LosT, on THE am INsT, LARGE
collar with he owner. anil address No
reward w Pc offered and The person retaining said dog VII
j. O. REID % rhrd street.
OK nnwAnD-LosI, ~ FIFTEENTH STREET, ~.
,gasrs ra.ssse oon'aoDs .c's. eags riamsa ~h igr
he sso. reward ass'' We n1s%R u sos 20 Bro-5
&9 EEwsRD-. Lnsr, on THURSDAY, zIp soyEyI
pD Der soing pom We, Eo.dsay md lara s.es ~
deeeas. pnren. The vii b PAL - return
lLg Il 10 il5 Canal at
HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
A NY PERSON POSSESSING A FAsr. STYLISH GOOD
n and youns borss Wagon Sc ~orh e1out sssi asd
wnbag 70 rsde Tor real estate III snpscrber roah MAKE
f,y liberal ofcr a goj ly's w cbocs asd a. inprpsg
n.ghbe hood 90 hye niles IRON tho ty iia. hdArs~ J.
Ans-. tes 1885 Pos oasse.
A VERY PINE PAIR or RAY CARRIAGE HoHsEa
"A ff sale h3.h tfivers sixteen hAtds heh, good r4Fe
sts sound and stnd IA al T'4Fs oh Prfr,
TO soi log nj Of use. Can BE- seeh q NJ. WOODS
stable, 10 Nsstry street.
LN0E sALE-A STYLISH BLACK HORSE ls}s HASDs
u HIGH founf ann hind. stand. vifhon tying Ard u gd
horss ior yhysesn az prsse ani 'an " ssen ~ A.
piyhg A. ~ court street, hear bean, hfcosiyn.
sok saba bEoxs MARE. 10 HANDS HIsH, PgE.
~ ieey fDf can 1os lat valuable ir br-eng pgrp1.nt
Viii ~ sof very low sso, tho seat@f Tlks-ay Nh an
rs Ionh and i.h, evsEy ssxoni w1sssi -. sppJ 81
Ibcmpsotfs sable, no ka.l ihtrsef'h s,roet
LsoE SAiE-AJ htDuCxD PRICES. TKs FkKa.
plantation aud railroad esfle several tao And fA1r e
whFbs IN harusNs a al kL a. use tarrs far1ry ~ Nj
.hAkL hLLLotk. warm areel Jsr.sy ~ ~.
JfonsE wASrgD-Is ExCaAsgg FoR way De
nisbe rev one b1re@ np rad " aftnr 30
~ rsy ns~ sppy - ne sore 81 fesi sr- nt@s ksfa
"a AhThD-~< Co.FonTABLE Li0nT TWO HOB y
nearly spy pe~son desrios sfuein -
prce iof each, can App'J ~ y Warren sfseL
.---------------.----
THE LIQUOR QIEsTTON.
lIp gPssIfBN-t,ya ann uExyyrvY upHArfw 4
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One Shilling, and Twenty-Five cent DAgucr-
HOLINESS, 2S9 Broadway
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Magnlicent Ambr0typos.-The best place In
- city with the late improvements Ia
r. A. LEWI6S, l42 Chatham street. instruction given 70
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J. r. Warner Would be Happy 70 See His
friends and his pianorte wareroom
80 Broadway Beecker street variety Of oxCelont
piAnos on hand, either for hire sale.
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Pianos, Mcleod cons and Vi0loncellos for Sale
Three second hand Pianos for $40 Pianos made by Light
Newton Bradbury the best In town. Come and them
before purchasing Private lessons singing gentlemen
% evening. Terms, 81 per lesson
CoLBURN 4 NASH, No. 42s Broadway.
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tremendous bargains In Cl0thIPg-e2J far
-A large lot Of hDe black dress COATS ashonaby cut
esantny made and lined with salin worth s25 selling ut
IvAN'S clothing warehouse &c and CO Fulton street, at 81
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1'nE htMHFH ~ fRossfDks cIArTER. NO. a. !.
a. u. ~ ngfsd 10 necl a. ga Trah ~ safard
A inst 81 90 o'cock 10 frfsssbn. The Aa u8ale
ttspsct tfaAsf eafnnsl ps also, the Order "a
general are rsspcctfgiiy Hvisd "a ai.nd.
Jcas ,AtE JAMS n. UATT.Y q. Of h. q
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Attention OF Gentlemen ~ Fashion and
As.e invited the extensive and varied assorentoi Gle
ARt furnishing goods superb London and Paris
shirt studs and sleeve buons GREENS well known shirt
establishment, No. 1 hstor House.
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EDUCATION.
Dtr hHoAnwAY- BOOK KEsptso, lC.-ugNrfK
sJfp se.firF mercantile ssspeYtgm1 a.sy kAA6
fDhItt UlGvkr sxs5ls4A Hapsfs1f 4nf n4kflsNy
fnnssss. y bssseryns wiring A. ~ ~ ws.ts Pros
pet'ases and toI psrteess. sgft&a. reys f-aeyxs
.I0 -noogEgrPfsG, yaTrtNO, ARITHMETIC
CIV. nsnrsnr~n SEA " bssosse pt1s2es hFsss~fs
~ 3tht1tg IT, steua feHaoe prfss s~ai a. ByLtEAAN
tc&dsfGy 40 bftA2sAy. A. ~ trFra IL s
dared ~ cni1 $40 ~ AZ wbq fnlsr Aef n aay
iqfsAg. bsssu.b,r Ia
DaoggvgITsg ARITHMETIC. WHiIfs0. Ac-ng
ID EFNNflIs - hfea1ssyi pherr - tasei dgs ~
hr faat sstt FserfaE s'crsa ffsA ~ q
asAes r.sF 4bs lfssrne1l4n aaa4fstxy
fares hefsagk ard really sfslAgie ia rT&et.s OEst
day ah1 sfsfsiss.
f,KrKcg L1NGuAgc -pRoT. ~ Lldn0Tx no "a
v Hrt.fwAy 70 fFaslss r2fs.s - sssysf
~ Q<fragt atssy.s4s ErsteA aanMyr laay4
tlsn ~ aI4fy ~ trFaB 40 Mnneg sf.fat.s
49, ~ bsfsr iefvpss, ~ .seh a.
- Ill - 4anlse "
TN N1TiOs1L 0yasAsIrm asp YEseryT sct
cay e@ tfsa1N ~. - eeuafaetis rsl.isdag.
eefs - 80 - fFR4sef - Z stsFss ~ hssh
rge "a fAiAsr 4Aah s4d W ~ t2ss sesFA "a
yNsBs u. gENHAhU " UMAU.
lfANTgfi-A VqUSO TEEAfIf LADY. 10 1tBE Lrt
w uqrs ir ~ lAagp4fs. 50 Ng.A& - 6afaAgs
slsls sst gStsrsAn1 - Erf1ansf tkafsts 4. ~ "a
HAs iifFss go ss~AT wtsn a. kaFsssw Hkg "a ksL
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people and the public generally served at the above price, At
ns original and only factory In New York, ever Known a.
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yEWgpApERa

NEW COMIC PAPER-YoUy0 AnFRYCA-A aAYY
~ nss innsssaed weekly paper, with As ave uue WIN
pup sneo cary IN Dccanber. ga 50
Subscriptions coutrbnous 10 be addrssssd
10 ]. w. STRONG Publisher % NAsnau street. New Yorh
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A CHILDs HISTORY OF The UNITED sTATEa-
"A ARPER BRo1HERs, 81 10 $50 Pearl st., trrAntiin
square pub sh inns day
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II
Ia Win ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATIONS OTHERS,
Aid Beautifully Illuminated Covers.
b. PETERSON No. l02 Chestnut street, Philadelphia n
happy to announce 10 the trade and public generally that he
has tneced ARRANGEMENT with the owners Of the copyrights
stereotype PLACES az the ol owing
American works, originally published BY Carey Hart A.
Bart H. O. Baird and Getz Buck no sa la future
publish hem and have he exclusive supplying tho
and sba be most happy receive orders from the trade for
quantity they wish They will be published In much
better style than they have ever before been a Of n
animated covers, with designs each The following
the OF the works.
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THE MADISON STREET NJ +. CHURCH, HAVING
disposed Of heir place of worship corner 81 Catherine
ard Madison streets, ~i hereafter Ia the &c ,ment
Chapel cherry street, above Clinton This pi1ce having been
lately repaired and beAuhaeS WI be opened On Sabbath
for worship. hev Bishop Simpson will pr. bh
the at loa O'Clock and Rev. jesse r. Peck for
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THOMAS PtfNt-fftokE WHO NAY pF.siRE 70 1rf.
Ia Zoe ltetnsaary hs ossbr Asos o.
sunlFetay ~ EN hrbdsy thfas Paine guiv
invited aterd re.lra rUnsf L.t fse, ~ t3sry
Hai. is bVNsSy - i-sG p>-i 8 4. NJ oLttkk wutfE
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s4s4ssss
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

.r.~~~NNseeS,Neys .-se--ses
DIV SIDNEY A. COSBY WILL PREACH IN TIE
IL lecture Of the fnh baptist church edhoe
being completed tho OF thfy lh street, .
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HOHOways FHis MA OHtmont anu INC
King OF Sardinia omission given by royal letters pa
the Of cse valuable remedies throughout Sar
Of bis Majesty being cured their
ulcer the leg. Any wound ulcer win readily yield
10 their mighty influence.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
Sussex County Advertisement.


rs hereby given to the School Commit
Atee of the respective School Districts
within this State, that in conformity with
the Act of the General Assembly Of this
State, l have apportioned among the sew
erai Counties of this State, the clear in
come, for the present year, of the funds
for establishing Free Schools, and have
divided and distributed the share thus APP
portioned to s2ah county, among the sew
eral DistrieS S1ereof, as follows -
To each original District in New Gas.
tie County the sum of $138,50, to each
original District in Kent County the
sum of $165,6S, and TO each Original
District in Sussex county, the sum oi
S122,31 and to each of the divided
Districts in the respective counties pro
portionably.f The dividend due the re-
spective Districts in New Castle county
are payable at the Farmers Bank at New
Castle; to the Districs in Kent count,
at the farmers Bank at Dover, and II
the Districts in Sussex county at tn
farmers Bank of Georgetown.
JOHN r. SUDLER,
Trustee .of'the School Fund of the
Bridgevile, State of Delaware,
Aug. 91st, 1855.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
DrY ds0nds. dHrOCeries.
Our Shanghai Bills are all the go.

TIME subscribers having entered into co part
I nership in the merchandising business
under the firm of T. ]. & a. L Lewis
Adoptthis metl cd of submitting ourselves To
the favorable consideration and patronage of
the citizens of Milford and public generally
AS our object is to sell goods for cash or Coun-
try produce, those who patronise US may ex
peot goods at the lowest prices.
Our entire stock is new and has been selec-
ted with the utmost care, consisting of gen
eral assortment Of seasonable staple, aud fan
cy dry goods, Hardware, Cedarwars, Queens
ware. Cutlery, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes. Also general assortment of Hosiery
Threads, Trimmings, Brushes. Looking Gias
ses, Combs, Ladies, and Gents Gloves and a
variety of smalwares. AL of which aie offer
ed wholesale and retail at the stand formerly
occupied by Messrs G. S. & j. W. Adkins on
Walnut ST. opposite Tumlin's hotel.
We most respectfully invite the ladies as
we'll as gentlemen to give us II call before ur.
chasing elsewhere.
Be it remembered, we have pound for
the public to put their stock, &c.
T.J. a. LEWIS.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
News for lhe Afflicted.

.dnderson's justly celebrated, aromatic Hair
Analeptic-For preserving, restoring thicken-
ening and beautifying the Hair removing scurfi
dandruff, preventing badness, grep Hairs; Gu
ring disease of the sliN, scalp. Prepared only
by EDWARD H. ANDERSON.
Milford Del.
Amongst the most Distressing, harrassing af-
fiction known to humanity, may be embraced
those of haldness, the falling off of the Hair,
together with the various other diseases of the
skin and scalp The design Of the Anaieptic
is TO ALLEVIATE and relieve all the affections re-
ferred too, as also all others if kindred char.
acter. The preparation has also been found
10 be an excellent remedy ip remaviHg Warts
and also very eiIicaciors in healing fresh cuts,
Bruises burns &c. The proprietor desires on
ly candid and impartial trial of the Analep-
tic, convinceditfat the results will establish its
claims sill farther to public confdenpe.--
Those persons, SO desiring, can see certif-
Gates from large number of individuals resi-
dents of this place by calling on the proprietor.
For sale by the proprietor wholesale and 70
tail--PIice Per bottle 25 cts.
Agents wanted in every county and town
throughout the State. A libsral discount
made to agents.
EDWARD H. ANDERSON.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
CONUNDRUM.

WHY do all tho people go 70 Dorsey
wv Clothing Emporium first? Answer
Because they have been so long humbuggsd by
Jews and Gentiles.
Now the fact is, he has been so long hare,
-,4a making clothes, that the peopls arc 4
III ware he is a judge of the make az wsll
IA as the quality of the goods, and know
clothing. 1t is a fact beyond fconffaafSeaAsA51IE
that lie has coats made for sale, which he will
guarantee is Superior in make, 10 any other
that can be made by man or woman I'm Mil
ford. Others iaay boast, but we stand ready
to compare with what has been done, or can
be dbno
We keep a general assortment Of the finest
Cloth Goats, varying in priee from 5000 to
$1,000, of all colors, shades and fashions. Also
at large variety of summer coats of cloth
weed, Italian, French and American woolenf
goods cut 10 every shape and s;zelto suit the
customers. Checks, cotton, etc, Of every yarie-
iy to suit the shape and pocket OF the custom
er, varying from rs cents to s7.o0. Pants. o
cloth and cassimers of the best quality also
linen drilling and cotton goods to suit the sea-
son-Price from rs cents to $500. Vests Of
all sizes and qualities; satin, marseils and linen.
All goods suitable for the season at prices to
suit every person. He has also superior ar
.ticle of shirts, collars and drawers which he
will sell cheap. lyat is.
Persons calling for clothes, and if not any to
snit, he has an arrangement in Philadelphia
with house so that he can have them made
to order Immediately and ready for delivery in
a few days. ..l...sy
N. R.--He also takes this method to inforna
his friends that he continues to make and cur
garments as formerly for all that calls on him,
and for that resson he has taken into partner
ship with him James w. Cats, who will pay
strict attention to that depar.nssnt Of tho busi-
ness, ard will warrant and defend against
wrinkles and rips.
may is-iy W. N, w. DORSEY 4 co.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
New Eirns.
NATTG e. pENNEWHI,

CATS & PENNEWILL.
rE,HE subscribers having entered into
IL co-partnersbip in the Merchandising
business, under the firm of Cats & PEN
newill, respectfully inform the citizens Of
Milford and the public generally, that
they intend keeping always on hand a
large and general assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and shoes, Hats, Caps, Earthen-
ware, Queensware, and all other articles
usually kept in Dry Goods and Grocery
Store. They hope, by their very low
prices, and endeayors to please their Gus
TONERS, to receive shaTe Of public pa
tropage.
The highest market prices paid fol-
country produce of all kind, at their stand
near the bridge, in the store house for
merly occupied by Vim. Stapleford
THOMAS CATTs,
sep1 '54-tf DAVID PENNEwILL.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
w. N. w. DORSEY
Old Soldiers.

A nd U. s. Soldiers are entitled 10 100 acres
N of land. All of the officers, Soldiers Sal
lors, Wagon masters. teamsiers Tor their snrviv-
ing widowsrer minor children J}wbo served
IN tho arpyof navy, in any war id which this
Country has been engaged since 1890, for a
period of fonr:een days, whether on land or
sea are entitled to bounty land, Persons hay~
ing claims under this act can have their war>
rants attended to Immediately by calling on the
subscriber who has had considerable expers
enee In tho business, and aise has a gentleman,
in Washington who has been engaged in the
land office to assist him in attending TO any
land claim that may be placed in his hands.
Ali who areentsledto land and wish to ob,aia
it will do ven te place it in my hands. Ad.
dress, post paith
W.N w, Dorsey, Milford, Del.
RErEnEscEs. Wx. Tharp Willard Salisbury.
Daniel NJ Bates
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

Cooking Ods laarlor
A,.''':''; ca; 4: !; = = &. { &,
that they have taken mi /, on
Walnut Street, tormer ,6tVuPied by
Messrs. Wolcott s Griffith. Tor the pur-
pose of carrying on the STOVE. SHEET
IRON and TIN business, where can be
found good assortment Of Cooking
Stoves with all the necessary fixtures;
Paror, Office and Siere Stoves, suitable
for burning either wood or coal; and .
iull assortment of Tin-Ware, which they
offer very low at wholesale or retail.-
Persons desirous of making purchases in
this line would do well to call and ex-
anime their stock.
Hhouse work done at short notice
Tin and Copper Cutters, Spouting and
Roofing. Being practical workmen, they
fatter themselves that they are able to
give entire satisfaction, both in quality
Of work and scale of prices.
Orders by mail promptly attended to-
BROWN s. MATTHEW'S.
Milford, Feb. 10. 1y.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
Amders0n,s

A RoMATIC Ham AsALRPTIc-For pre-
IN serving, restoring, thickening and beau.
tifylng the Hair; removing scurff, dandruf, &c
curing diseases of the skin and scalp; preveAt
ing badness, grey hairs, &c. For sale by Ed
ward H Anderson. Price 25 cts per bottle.
Milford, nov . '54 t
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
This is no Humhug.

hal Mrs Chamberlain has Just returned
from Philadelphia, with splendid assortment
Of bannens, and Millinery Of all descriptions,
together with elegant styles ofdTess trimmings
;qIIgrs. undersleevs, Embroidered Handker-
chiefs Lace wells, Chcmizetts, and what is
better llian all, cheaper than can be bought at
city retail prices-now ladies-come and ex-
anime lor yourselves. april 13th'55.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
EDWARD H. ANDERSON
FaiIlLII1S, Papering and

~ LAzINC, will be done with despatch,
- and in . workmanlike manner by the
subscriber, who has ppme to Milford 70 es-
tablsh himself in the above business. His
shop is next door 70 Halls Store, South
Milford. g. w. X. GQHEEN.
Milford, JAly 7stI
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
Fresh Arrival of STORE GOODS

rUvHE subscriber having just returned
IL from Philadelphia, is now opening a
splendid invoice Of Goods, to suit
THE FALL SALES,
in good stock and great variety, and is
now ready to meet his customers and the
rest of mankind. and offer them goods at
such low prices that cannot fail to please.
Call and examine my Goods as am de-
termined to sell. JAMES B. COLLINS.
Milford, oct 10, "a.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
resident Physician Louisville Marine lisqpllal
Innnnn. Kr. AnriI 25lh. ls6n

LOuDoS, kY., April 18th, 1850,
sIRpermit me to address to you few lines aud do
the honor reply 10 request that will make In the
conclusion Of tls letter, etc 10"
nm graduate of Transylvania Medical University
have prartieed npeine IN this Y,Arpess country, about
Eve years but ows Exposure 10 bitter cold weather,
have bcen ndsposel with Acute rheumatism about six
months After having exhausted my skill IN the treat
meit of my cHse, md deriving no benefit was induced
10 give your sAnsAPARILA fair trial,
aud accordingly purchased botie of your medicine from
youragent, Mir. George r. rown, about two weeks ago,
aud mnHt ouniess that bottle Inns entirsy cured
Il Is my opinion thar your preparation Of Sarsnpara
s dscedy superior to any other preparation In use
aud will take great pleasure in recommending 1t to the
afflicted being remedial agent, aud will advise the
piiY sicians Il in their practice, etc 'ff
Respectfully yours, D. d. ALLEN, N. D. :
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
: LovlsynlE, July iaih, 1915

have examined the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls Extrnct Of shrsapara and have hesitation in
sayAg TINT it is safe and valuable compound. Iwoud
prefer amy article IN USE for the diseases ariiug
from impure STATE Of to blood aint Of the system
confidently recommend 1t to my friends as being
powerful bxtrapt,'anA one that believe will cure all
classes Of Diseases fer which 1t II recomnene II used
according to directions believe It to be- valuable
succedhneum to Mercury. = Nay, have my doubts
whether IN the most violent aud protracted of
syphilis accompanied with Nodes Tiople In carries of the
bones whether ought not 70 snreeed every other remedy
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
AUDIT0f|'E NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED will attend at
Georgetown 0f Monday October 9Th,
at Dover on Monday October 22d, and
at New Castle on Monday November
10Th. and remain 1t each place during
the FIRST three days of Court, at which
time the County Treasurers, Treasures
of the Poor. Clerks Of the Peace, Sher-
ifs and such Constabes as shall have
received or be chargeable with any fines
or forleiturss, are requested to appeal
with their vouchers for settlement.
w, T. ALRICHS, /.
Auditor of Accounts.
Auditors Office, Dover, Sept IT, '56
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
Delaware Lands ion Sale.

Delaware Lands for Sale.
AAR ACRES Of good arabic land,
HfO within two miles ofthe flourish
ing town of Milford Delaware, divided
nto two farms, containing 80 acres of
valuable cedar swamp; witha considera-
Bile quantity of other wood, The improve
ments are two good frame dwellings,
barns, ,stablings, ,out-houses SO & There
are three orchards on the traot bearing
fruit, branch of the MispiIlion river
emptying into the Delaware forms the
back boundary and the Del. R. r. runs
within mile of the farm. The town. Of
Milford the second in tho state, viii
furnish all necessary facilities for trade
education, and religious privileges. The
subscriber will sell the whole tract, or
the frpnt or the back farm. For partlc=
ulars apply to
JOHN R. HOW, on the premises, or
to Rev. James q. How of St. Georges
Delaware. July 30 8 mo.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
Honorary member Of the Sadissi i sSsy1y fhgdspiia Dc

nJ-Ilear, what Dr. StHpp, phy sician VITO stands at
the top Of his profession say Of John ins Sarsaparia:
have been ung John ull's sarsaparilla. in great
variety Of chronic Diseases with the happy effects
and huye no hesitation In recommending 1t to tie public
FOR the Of tcrofa, syphilis, md alFpunneous and
glandnat diseases Yours, host farseitly, ''
IeMisporti Ky, April 9, ls4y. MM sTApp, u. D.