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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
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Uand OIL Cloth Table tovers. manufactured a. a
sold, who randretRn,b by n. SaeyrrN Coma.
college building Walnnl ~, clnelnnRii, chic.
Orders promptly IlIud. Country Mofchantsaid
otherrsupplied an tholowesuefIns.
Nov.0,is33.-4G-iems.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
WHICH HAVE COMMON ORIGIN ~
NAL ARIA OR MI A s M a

WHICH HAVE A COMMON ORIGIN ~
MALARIA OR MIASM A E.
This subtle atmospheric poison, which at certain
seasons is unav odubly inhaled AT every breath, Is
the same In character wherever II exists,-ho.'h,
south east or west--and will every where yield To
this newly discovered ANTIDolB. which neu-
traizes the robson. completely purihes the s,stein
and thus entirely all The cause oil disease.
r. 9 Proprietor dlstine,l. claims these extraor-
binary results from its use:
IL will protect any resident or traveller. even In
the most sickly or swampy localities from any
ague or bilious disease Whatever, or any injury
from constantly inhaiing Malera or Miasiha.
II will instantly check the agne In persons VINO
have suffered for any length OF time, nom ONE DAY
TO TWENTY YEARS, so thatthey need never have AN
OTHER chill, by continuing It's use according 70
n will Immediately relieve all the distressing
results of bilious or ague diseases. such rs general
debility night sweass. Nc The patient al once De-
gins 20 appetite aud strength, and eontin-
ues until pefnanenland fanieai cure u eneeeee'
And as a proof that IL Is also
''" WokrnY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
SINGULAR ASp Df ESTIRE n ARMLkssSEss.
The following certificate IRON, one ., W. nus
celebrated chemists In the United States Is attached
New York, June II, 1855.
"Ihave made chemical examination OF Rhodes
Fever and ague Cure, or Antidote to Malaria, aud
have tested II for Arsenic, Mercury, Quinine aud
Strychnine. bat have not found particle al el'her
In Il, nor have found any substance M lis com
position that would prove injurious 10 inc copsu-
tuition. JAS n ch hlisrs ei M u. D.
FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE
bv which all persons may be sure OF entire iree-
dom from the above named Diseases no inatterhow
slckly the season or swanpy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFFICACY are frequently pup,
lished and the confidence 81 the public Is asked
only In proportion Z, its actual merits Wherever
Introduced and used. There only are relied upon
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

T0HN w, KELLY, NOTARY PUBLIC,
al BROOkVlLLE, INDIANA, Is PREPARED
o draw and take Judgements Of Deeds,
Mortgages, &c-
oFFicE-ore door South Of the Valley House,
up stairs. Dec Tan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has jdstoeen issned at this ofrce a new
and beautiful edition Of Hank Deeds. short firm
we We hase a'so. Quit Claims, Mortgages. commls-
Subpenas- anu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

TUX undersigned have and viii always Keep on
4 hand . general assortment Of Iron And Nails,
suited 20 the uAdo-iow Cor cash.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-21

n. A. RfcKNELL,
........ 1890
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
B E E S

" hive is now presented to tho public; few
OF its advantages ever all Others are, the comb,
(spearately) honey and bees can be taken out,
examined md replaced in five n.inates with
immunity, without injury the precise situation
ofihe honey and bees ascertained in a rpe.
ment; the greatest possible security against
the moth; stocks multiplied at pleasure; perfecs
protection against heat or cod, swarming or
non-swarning hive at pleasure, &C., &c. In
fact, this hive possesses the advantages of all
the hives ever constructed, with the evils of
none of them. Bee keepers are particularly
invited to call and examine the Hive. /, has
been pronounced by all who have seen it. the
only perfect hive in existence. Langsuoti's
work on the Bee sent by mail on the receipt Of
81 25: Individual rights So: Township and
county rights sold low; Hives at from, 81 to $5
On receipt Of $12, Hive right and book will be
sent PHlNEAS MAHAN,
-7piary, Cenlrevlle, South Camden, N j:
Business address, 1876 Chesnut ST., Phila:
DJ-l will receive proposals for the supply
of any number Of swarms, in swarming season;
! will find the hives and deliver them Mt any
or all landings in Delaware from whence the
contractor will receive and reiu,n them: Cash
paid on delivery: Address promptly as above
maylS. 2m p ] NJ
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
News for the Afflicted.

.Andersons justly celebrated, aromatic Hail
Analcptic-Fur preserving, restoring thcken'
eningand beautfying the Hair removing scurfi
dandruf, preventing badness, grep Hairs cu-
ring disease of the skin, scalp. Prepared only
by EDWARD II. ANDERSON.
Milford DEL
Amongst tlsp most distressing, harrassipg af.
Fiction knownto humanity, may be embraced
those of badness, the falling off of the Hair,
together with the various other diseases Of the
skin and scalp The design of the Analeptc
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
to be an excellent remedy in removing Warts
and also very eificaciops in healing fresh cuts,
bruises, burns &c. The proprietor desires on
ly candid and impartial trial of the Analep-
tic, convinced that the results will establish its
claims still farther to public confidence
Those persons, so desiring, can sec certiii-
Gates from large number of individuals resi-
dents Of this place by calling on the proprietor.
For sale by the proprietor wholesale and re
tail--PIice per bottle 25 cts. ~
Agents wanted in every county and Hown
throughout the State. A libsral discount
made to agents.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
CREDITORS OF SUSSEX CO.,
ATTEND!

House, at Georgetown, on Wednesday, the 7th
day of February, A. d. 1866, the following
Resolutions were adopted, to wit
ssResolyed by the Levy Court and Court of
Appeal, that Nathaniel Horsey, Nehemiah
Dorman, John Bennett, Robert p. Barr, and
Joseph ii. Dodd be, and they are hereby ap-
pointed committee to examine the condition
Of the finances Of Sussex county, and the con-
dtion of the finances of the Aims Houss of
said county, and ascertain and report at the
next March session of said Court, the indebt-
edness Of the said county and Aims House, to-
gether with list Of all debts due and unpaid
BY the said county and aims house respect
fully.
fResolved That the County and Poor Trea-
surers respectively, be required to furnish the
said committee with such statements as may
be necessary TO ascertain the truo state Of the
finances and indebtedness of said county and
aims house."
And at a meeting of said Levy Court and
Court of Appeal Of Sussex county, held at
Georgetown, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
March, 1865, tho following Resolution was
adopted, vz:
''Resolved, That all persons having out
standing claims due and owing to them from
the county of Sussex, and from the poor house
establishment of said county, are hereby noti-
fed and requested to bring the same forward,
and file statement thereof with the Clerk of
the Peace of said county, on or before the first
day of June next, and that the said CLERK of
the Peace cause this Resolution to be publish
ed in 1.-The Diamond State and Milford Bea-
con- for two months, and in handful form"
Attest, HENRY HICKMAN, Chairman,
| The above named committee met by appoint
ment and adjournment at the Court House, in
said county, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
juno, inst, for the purpose of receiving the
statement and list of debts, &C., directed to be
filed with the Clerk of the Peace, as Aforesaid,
but no notice having been published, and no
statement of the debts having been filed, the
committee order and direct the Clerk of the
Peace to give notice, as directed by the Levy
court of said county, to the creditors of said
county and of said aims house, to present and
file statement of their said claims with said
Clerk Of TIC Pence. on or before
Monday Tie 1871 day Of August nert.
Now, therefore, l William Hitch, clerk of
the Rpace of said county, do hereby notify and
rexuest all persons having out standing claims
due and owing to them from the county ofSus-
sex, and from the Poor house establishment Of
said county, to hiring the same forward and
file statement thereof with me on or befQTe
Monday, the 18th day of August next.
Georgetown, June 22-13a
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Stop! stop!!

A r THE CORNER Of Front and Walnut Sts.,
~ you will End a large and well selected
stock Of NEW GOODS, suited to the wants of
the community, and at prices to correspond
with The times.
Good dress Silks, at Doc worth rs,
Barcgcs at 25s, worth S7s.
Ghalla at 25c, worth 373
Lawns from 6ic to rs.
¢ prints at Gle.
III cent delsines az Sic.
Ladies cotton hose at 6fc,
i" linen hdkfs. at 6tc,
:. under sleeves at Slfc.
And any quantity Of other goods in the same
proportion.
Hats, caps, boots and shoes, in great variety,
for men, women and children.
apl20 '55. G. S. g. J. W. ADKINS.
p. S. We continue to soil the best Rio Gof-
fee at l2Ac
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Ghe Dtaennoen stfrfr s. aenforn gearo,r,
Milford.
CnuNDRuM.

WTHY do all the people go to Dorsey.
w Clothing Emporium first? Answer
Because they have been so long hulnbugged BY
Jows and Gentles.
Nov the fact is. he has been so long here
LA making clothes that the people are a
EA ware he is Judge of the make as wei
LII as the quality of the goods, and know
what the wants of the people are respecting
clothing. Il is fact beyond contradiction
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 in Mil
ford. Others may boast but we stand ready
to compare with what has been done, or can
be dbne
We keep general assortment Of the finest
Cloth Goats, varying in price from $500 to
LOO, 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 size to suit the
customers. Checks, cotton, ETC., Of every varie-
W to suit the shape and pocket the custom
er, varying from rs cents TO $500. Pants o
cloth and cassimers of the best quality also
linen drilling and cotton goods to suit the sea-
son-Price from75 cents TO $500 Vests of
all sizes and qiallties satin, marseils and linen.
All goods suitable for the season at prices to
suit eyer person, lie has also superior ar
ticlo Of shirts, collars and drawers which he
wiH lShebp.
Persons calling for clothes, and if not any to
snit, he has an arrangement in Philadelphia
with house sothat lie can have them made
to orde: Immediately and ready f1r delivery in
a few days
Wv. N. w. DORSEY.
N. Bile also takes this method to inform
his friends, that he continues to inakaand cut
garments as formerly for all that ca1E on him,
and for that resson he has taken iuto partner
ship with linn James w. Cats, who will pay
strict attention to that department of the bust
ness, and will warrant and defend against
wrinkles and rips.
may is-1y W.N. w. DORSEY & co.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Philadelphia.
FRENCH TRIISEs-
III ERNIA OR RUPTURE sue CCESsFuLLy
TREATED, and conlfprt insured. bv u,,

ERNIA OR RUPTURE CESSFuLLY
Ill TREATED, and comfort insured, by use
of the elegant French Trusses, imported by
the subscriber, and made TO order expressly
for his sales.
All suffering with Rup,nre will be gratified
10 learn that the occasion NOW offers to procure
Truss combining extreme lightness with
case, durability and correct construction, in
lieu Of the cumbrous and uncomfortable ar,i.
Gle usually sold An extensive assortment
always on hand, adapted to every variety of
Rupture in adults and children, and for sais at
a range of price to suit, ALL Cost of single
Trusses, SO, ., 4,and so; Double, 4, S, 9,s,
and To-
Persons at a distance can have Truss sent
to any address by remitting the amount, send.
ing measure around the hips, and stating side
affected,
For Sale Wholesale and Retail by the I'm.
porter.
CALEB H. NEEDLES,
5. w. cor Of Twelfth 8 Race Sts., Philadelphia.
Depot for Dr.Banping's Improved Patent
Body Brace, Chest Expanders and Erecior
Braces; Patent Shoulder Braces; Suspensory
lBandagesi Spinal Props and Supports. Ladies'
Rooms with competent lady attendants.
April5dy
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
THE CHEAP CASH
Book and Stationery Store.

North-West cor Of Sixth and Arch Sts.,
aDHILADELPHIA. Great bargains in books !
il Poetical, Juvenile, Miscellaneous, Stands
ard and presentation Books, very cheap. Sta
ple.and fancy stationery, superior White ruled
letter paper, SL50 per ream, Letter and note
Envelopes ip great variety Weddings furnish
ed at very moderate rates. Cards written and
engraved, Gillot1s and other steel pens, supe-
rior motto WnfeA 1928 notices on n sheet, for
25cents Inkstafds, p Knives, paper weights,
&c. Fine Turkey Morocco Porte-Monnaies,
Portfolios,&c. Gard cases, Backgammon boards,
SC. With very large and choice assortment
of Toy Books, Games, Dissccted Pictures, SC.
Albums, Scrap Books and Engravings.
q ap q 1y. ?. THOMSON.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
PhiIadeIphia.
who has the Dyspeps5a.

liver Complsinh. Fever and .Ague, or any
Il 4 other disease afisng from a foul, disorde r
ed stomach ? The celebrated Vegetable in
yigorator will be toyou an Invaluable medicine
Call and read the certificates at my Office, an 4
be satisfied that you can be cured,
Who has Cold and Caugh DR.. LITCH'S
RESTORATIVE almost invariably cures them
Whose Hair is falling Off? Use DRESS
LERS HAIR RESTORATIVE, it ia equal io
the best in use
The subscriber is general agest for DR.
LITCH'S RESTORATIVE, PIN CURER
GROUP SLAVE, and ORIENTAL OINTMENT
for sore Nipples, Hard Brests &c. &c., wholesale
and retail,
Prices The Insgoralor, Restorative and
Oriental Ointment, AO.cents each. Hair restor tt
tive, croupTiaye and pain curer, 25 cents each.
+. J. DRESSLER,
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
NEW sPRTNG rN0ns7siI


AT Warburion's Cheap Store; where with
found splendid and cheap stock constantly
replenished from New York and Ph.Iadolpha
auctions, Of
EMBRoIDERIES,
In all the nswest designs or every descrip,jon
imported at prices which cannot fail 10 as,o,,.
ish and please.
LACE GOODS,
In the choicest pattern of English, French and
German, as well selected and extensive a stock
as can be found in the city.
Gloves, Hosiery, lnported N1uslins & Fancy
Goods. ''-N'
Millinery Goods cut at wholesale prices.
An extensive assortment of Goods
suitable for the trade, which will be offered o n
the most advantageous terms, at
WARBURTON'S.
l6o3 South Second st.
Second Dry Good store below Spruce, philado,
April 43th, 1855 mos.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Dialogue for the mines.

Ga Mr.. A-What beautiful coat Who
III madeit? Mr. B.-DEMpsrER. He's splcnd-
IA ed taylcg. Mr. A.-If ho made that coat,
fully agree with you. Mr.. Bile did, and since
ho came to town buy no ready make Gf you
can call it make) clothing. Mr.. Al have
been dealing some in this line, but the goods
are 8 miserably put TO gether, that it takes my
wife about half her time to sew up the Gaping
seams. shall quit it and 60 to DEMPsrER
Mr. B-I would advise you to do 30, and will
warrant you that you not only get fit, accord
ing to the latest styles but that your clothing
will bt made in very euperior manner. Mr..
A.--Whcre is his store? Mr. B.-Walnut ST.,
below Front, lower side two doors a bove A. ].
AicColleys store. lie has returned from his
visit to st. Lowis, and may be seen at his old
quarters. A. DEMPSTER.
may 4. ls55G Gm.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
DELAWARE
Agricultural Warehouse and
SEED STORE,

SEED SI'OIiE,
No 10 Orange st., bct,oeen Second and
Front, Wilmington, Del.
THNHE subscriber manufactures and
-A keeps constantly on hand good as
sortment of Moor's Patent PLOWS, of
all sizes, which he will furnish to far
mers and dealer on as good terms as any
other establishment; and would here say,
these Prows are fast supersediug all
others, as they are right of draft and
easy to managesby the plowman, They
received the premium at the Pennsyva-
MIA State Fair, ,at Philadelphian, the fall.
and at the FaiINSf The New Castle Coun-
ty Agricultural Society. held at Whining
ton, and at number of other Fairs
throughout, the country
The subscribers is also Agent for At
kins AUTOMAT0M or SELF-MAKING
REAPER AND MOWER, which has
attracted more attention within the last
two years than any other Reaper and
sower in use. This IS attributable to the
ingenuity of the apparatus for operating
the Raker-the life-like movement of
the Rake-the effectual manner in which
its work is performed, and the general
simplicity and durability of the whole
machine. Price at Chicago $3.50.
Also, good selection of Garden,
Flower and other SEED OF the best
quality, which is warrented fresh and
genuine, put up and furnished on reason
able terms.
All orders for Implements or Seed
sent by mail, promptly attended to.
Persons wanting Implements or Seed
will please. give us call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
He manufactures and sells Wren's
Patent Corn Planters. Call at s. D.
Taylor's Store-he is Agent for Milford.
GEO. CHURNSIDE,
No. 10 Orange ST., between Second &
Front, Wilmington, Del. ap. 20-Sm.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
: Furniture /! Furniture /!

II. F. HOOVER, respectfully informs his
customers of Milford and the people generally
Of Kent and Sussex Countess in want Of Fur
niture, that they will find it greatly to their
advantage to purchase at his Warehouse, where
they will find large stock Of the most modern
styles to select from. The subscribers begs to
say thathis facilities fer manufacturing and buy
ing his materials for cash and having no APP
prentices, but employing the best of workmen
enables him to offer great inducements to those
in want of really good Furniture at low prices,
as he much prefers the "nimbesixpenee to the
slow shilling" All goods bought at his Ware
rooms will be warranted, and if intended for
the Country will be packed with caro- aud de-
spatch. II. r. HOOVER,
No. 1876 South Second Street, below Dock
west side. April 9th 1855 emo.
PHILADELPHIA.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Executors Notice.
Reqister's OMee,

IttYtottI OVtCe,
Dover, Kent Co.. Nay 22d, 1854.
UTPON the application of John P. En-
" erson and John s. Kersey, Executors
of John D. Anderson, late Of Murderkill
Hundred, in said County, deceased, it is
ordered and directed by the Register, that
the said Executors give notice of the
granting of Letters Testimentary upon the
estate of the said deceased, by causing ad.
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters, in six of the
most public places in tho County of Kent,
requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20

has bsen eripl,ycdl eL rids is lAs keld Of ~ use
f,ness,i ala 10, nphesois tar cases Of its~curcs,
that almost every section Of the country ahounds
iu persons publicly known, who have been restored
lungs bs IL lisc When once tried its superiority
aver every other medicine Of its kind is TOO aappa-
rent to escape observation aud where it, virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidute
tons Of the pulmonary organs which are incident
10 our climate And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but FOR the milder varieties
ot COINS, Covcifs, H0ARsBSRss. &c.. and for
CHiLpRpH It is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section. We nee3 NOT do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up TO the best that i ever
las been. and that thc genuine article is sold by
y. Foulk S Sherwood Milford, D i.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
F0ULK & SHERWOOD,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,


TVAVlNG larger stock on hand than any
other store Of the kind on the Peninsula,
are always prepared to furnish anything in sheir
line at a lower price than can be bought else
where. We also iearrant euery article sold By rs
to be genuine and good, or no sale At our store
PHYSICIANS can be furnished lsiih
pure medicines at the very lowest prices. We
will also attend promptly to all orders we may
receive, and forward tie goods to any place
directed We are likewise prepared TO furnish
COUNTR y STORE s yith medicines
as low as thoy can purchase in Philadelphia.
We have on hand all the popular patent medi.
cines of the day, which we will sell at man.
ufacturers prices. Send on your orders. This
is also the grea, depot of Family Medicines, ar a
FAMILIES may rest assured that any
thing they purchase ofus will be of the puresi
kind, as we use great care in our selections.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compoun
dod July IA.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
letter From Washington.
Scnate Chamber, Washington, !
d. c., .JuLu 10, '54.

D5Futt CHuWOtF5 NHSNtHgtOH3
d. c., July 10, '54.
Messrs. BENNETT K BRo,
Gentlemen 81 received
your note on the 1st inst, in answer to
mine of the 18th of June, and yesterday
the package containing the six vials Of
your "Darrhoea MIXTURE" all in good or
der, for which | am truly thankful to you.
| consider this remedy of yours the very
best preventive and cure for Cholera Nor
bus, Dyssentery, Cholera, and the like
disease, that | have ever tried in my fami-
ly. We have used it in several occasions
and never without receiving almost instan-
tanieus relief-I will use nothing else in
my family for the diseases for which you
recommend it. wish you would estab-
lish an agency for the sale of it in Du-
buqe, Iowa.
Yours Respectfully, &c.,
GEO. w. JONES, Of Iowa.
Sherwood s. Foulk, agents for Milford,
Del, by whom all of Benefits Medicines
are for sale at the lowest prices.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Our Shanghai Bills are all the go.

rHNHE subscribers having entered into ce.part-
nership IN tae merchandising business
under tue iirM of T. J. & A. l. Lewis
Adopt this neil cd of submitting ourselves to
the favorable consideration and patronage of
the citizens of Milford and public generally.
As our object is 10 sell goods for cash or Coun.
try produce, those who patronise US may ex'
rect gools at the lowest prices.
onr entire stock is new and has been selec-
ted with the utmost care, consisting Of q gen
sra assortment of reasonable slaple, and fam
cy d-y goods, Harlwae, Cedarwars, Queens.
ware Cutlery, Groceries, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes. Also general assortment of Hosiery
Threads, Trimmings, Brushes. Looking G'as'
see, Combs, Ladies, and Gents Gloves and a
variety of smailwares. an of which ave offer.
ed WHOLESALE and retail at the stand formerly
occupied by Mcssrs G. $. & j. W. Adkins on
Wa.pui ST. opposite Tumlins hotel.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
FILES & RASRS.
NEU STREET. IsITE II IV0pyc

PHILADELPHIA.
Tho subscriber is constantly Manufacturing
fer WHOLESALE & RETAIL, FILEs & RAaps, Of
every description, and having been practical.
y enpeged in the business more than, Thirty
Years, can guarantee his work at the lowest
prices.
Manwacturers and Mechanics, can have
their OLD FILES RE CUT avn MADE
EQUAL TO NEW at half the original cost.
J. B. SMITH,
No. 81 NEW ST., (between Race & Vine &
end, & 3rd, Sta,) PHILADELPHIA.
The Diamond state., 1855-07-20
Milford.
New Firm.
CATS & PENNE WILL.

CATS & PENNEWILL.
rE'IiE subscribers having entered into
u co-partnership 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, Gaps, Earthen-
ware, Queensware, and all other articles
usually kept in Dry Goods and Grocery
Store. They hope, by their very low
prices, and endeavors to please their cua-
toners, to receive a share of public pa
tronage.
The highest market prices paid for
country produce of all kind, at their stand
near the bridge, in the store house for
merly occupied by VIM. Stapleford.
THOMAS CARTS,
sep1 54-tf DAVID PENNEwrLL.