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~ We are authorized to snnounos MosEs sIEsLEToE
cgadidats Represent be counties OF Davdson Robert
sol Cheabsm, Montgomery, Dickson and Stewart in the
next Congress OF the United states.
Ths Clarkavilie ys0Hian viii copy and send bill 70 tbs
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3. III. CURREY,
Funeral UndePtakePs

A. KERR & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, GsRANDIES,Ac.
JUST received by Scotland and Cumberland a
y large stock Of goods. Among which
5O0,0O0 Cigars, fns brands,
lU0 baskets Champagne Wine;
so boxes fine Port
50 boxes dne sherry;
90 casks fine Brandles;
95 boxes Calhoun Whiskys
10 boxes Sardines,
% bbls 6ne old Bourbon Whisky
100 Brandy, IN bottles.
Also ane assortment Of Fruits Cracknul Biscuits, Nuts
Of all kinds dne stock OF Chewing and smoking Tobacco
Pipes Of all kinds and ever hsng that is Kept line
which We viii sell At The lowest price for cash.
An those owing viii please call and pay, must have
money, and further indulgence we cannot give.
mar26-9 A. KERR & Co. q Cedar St.
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ESg~ The Richmond Wing, Of June 4th, advises
the American party to disband 1t can never, the
Wing says effect anything at all as national party.
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PIanett's Rifters.

THIS old and celebrated Tonic, purely vegetable in lie
compositiOn) has been used for long time with great
success, for the cure of Dyspepsia FlatulenCY,
Sea sickness, Head Ache, and all Nervous
Affections 1t is neEssut TO the taste and its will
fOriy the system against alt Bilious Comp laintsS
Fever Ague, &c. &C., thousands in the vanOus
9Ities and towns OF the Union can testify.
william 4. Hicks s. Co., New York, Gem
eral Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. [mayI -dly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

A REMARKABLE Cow.-A. COW belonging to Mr..
Lewis Cabell Of Amherst county, died few days
since In whose womb was discovered one hundred
and two young calves. One ofthem was fully devel-
Oped-but the others, though perfectly shaped, were
about the size Of rats, This a remarkable instance
but we are informed, on authority which we can
not dscredi that it is strictly and literally true
LgHchJurg VygiEHgH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

R. C. MCNAIRY & co.
No, SO, College street,
TTAVE determined in future 70 keep up full and ele
CANT Stock the whole round, so that persOns vi
sitting city have their supplied at ali seasons
and they now receiving their second Large lm-
pOrtatiOn of
SUMMER GOODS,
Bought in New York since heavy decline In prices and
prepared do better for their friends than any other
history Of their business being able sell many
descriptions of Goods at less prices than paid for
them early in the season.
In DRESS GOODS, we have an elegant assortment Of
FlOunced-
SILKS, GRENADINES,
TISSUE rs, EEREGES,
ORGAhDIES, JACONETSs
And all fabrics BY the yard prices far below their usual
value We have also reduced the prices Of The old stock
hand and can supply 20 with elsgaH Dress
small cost. Weinvts particular attention to he
ductan prices of silk STOCK, snd unusually large
stock Of low priced Muslins, Lawns, &c, &c.
Summer ShaWAs-ln great variety, very pretty and
new; alaO few for mourning.
Lace and Muslin Wentles-an elegant assort
ment; also large lot very low prices. Lace Nantes at
STAPLE GOODS.
DOMBsTIrys, TICKINGS,
SHE ETINGS. COTrONADES,
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS,
PRINTS, GINGHAMS,
PLANTATION GOODS, &C, &C.
HI eF3, Of all kinds.
G. es- 6f all sizes, styles and qualities.
Oh ~ II aSLIRA NJ HAIILAGS, CARPEIINGS
We h now receiving the largest stock brought to
thing from the cOmmOnest to the most elegant together with
printed Dru Ezes, HrUmb Cloths, Rugs Mats, StaELnens
ROds &C., &c, and all at the very vest possible prices
msy27 K. G.. MCNAlRY & co.
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IrEMs.-Racbel has returned to Paris to superin-
tend the rattle Of her hotel.
The ladies Of st. Louis are giving strawberry sup
pers for church and missionary purposes.
Genl Crushing has returned TO Massachusetts
from his western journey in excellent health.
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Class No 1. White OAK logs No 6 yellow pine plank
stock logs 30 lJ. White pine 30 10. Ash. oyprsss
white oak boards. No Is Locust. No IS Lglualyills
70 81 Irou- 30 - SPIKES and nails. No %. LEAD
ziue and i'm No % Hardware No So Hose.
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Opening Day!
The Ladies viii please remember that on next
Thursday, April I'd,
MRS. CROOKER

VIII exhibit for sale large stock Of the most beautiful
Fancy
BONNETS, FLOWERS, HEAD-DREsSEs,
CAPS acsS
That has ever been offered in Nanv' Don't forgei The
day. mar%s-ui
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The undersigned, ---,o OF --------, IN ne
State Of --- and ---, of ----, in she
state Of -, hereby guaranty that IN case tie tore
gong bid Of -- TOR any OF the classes therein naned
be accepted that be or lhey viii within days alter the
receipt Of the contract at the post oca named paw
agent designated execute the coucl Or the SINE, Ein
good and sufficient securities, and IN ease sad ---
shall fail 70 enter ~ % tonCas afleaid We guaranty %
make good the difference between the Oher ol the said
------ md thal whlcn nay be aersnled
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-16

L---rQ l-a ilala OF
ysre5y sgrse TO furnish ana deliver TIC resp ecFs narV
narus a TIE articles named tle classes heIsun0 an
neEsd agseaby 70 The provisions Of The schedules therefor,
aud IN tne conformity with Ens adFef the bureau
Of Construction c of the 23d of Nay ls57. should ny
offer be accepted, request % De addrlsssd at s,
aud the c0uLasg forward led % the navy agent o. ,
or 20 for signature and ccrudlats-
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Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that The above named ------ are
known to Of property, and aole 10 make good
Ihsir guarantees.
Dale. Signature.
To be signed by the United States district Judge United
States district attorney, coes.or navy galS and NJ
others
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Inc schedule which the bidder eneosas must BE- pasted
TO his otter and each Of them signed By him Opposite
each article In the schedule Tho price must be ss5 the
amount carried oul he Aggregate iootsl up class,
and the amount nksEise written 10 words.
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CHARLEsTOWN. MASSACHUSETTS

Ll1s8 NO l. W p e sax logs NO D v ats OAK olll .
cuous timber N0A Wbils OAK keel plesss and ruddel
socks hO6 yellow pi1e plank stock iags. sol. fsuT
pife beams No Yellow pine mast ana spar amber ~
White pine mast timber. No TO- White pine. No II
Ash cypress, while Uak boards. NO ~ Black HafnuI
cherry NO 10. L0cust. No "A. White ash oars and
hickory barrs and buts No Is. White oak slaves AID
hoadiug No Is Black spruce. 30 q Lglum fiia
No q. Iron No o. spikes ard nails. No Is Leaf
zinc and TN No o. hardware SO ~. Paints, oils.
No IS Flax cauvas No 20. Cotton cluVlA no 80. kl
and cotton tFIn-. No8I Gas. No82 Lsaihsr. no 8
Hose No "a Brushes. No IS. Burning AID drg good
So Ship Chand cry. No 40. otali0nery No4I Fue Woo
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Forty ID
Inhedu
d@horG Liecmma wi g
asquapPa veoe the first
beraW enup nmyT D en- u the RAJ ia E %
5eaad
ms
yu eaw s
had sdese Gras Sem p m d d bee
both 0i it's ndn ~ a new u % t zion But Il HISS M q
thea arw ~ e a Grand e the house o KERN sons
dhadO nm asy
nfrnee nuywh
mntOfH eeomm y pp IN
menBun erds so They're
anec asso Piano
rdr
Gsps1 y NOT
Twenty-Eighth Annual Fair Of the American In
stitute New York, 1856
WOLFE e la uDaE.
ucKRRRe& sos, boston, Mass
Also, the iIos al
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The following are the classes required e. he respective
yards:
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Proclamation.

BEitkn0wn bya1
siekly, weak aha
debilftatedF persons
that N c L Z An S
STRENGT n IL
ING CORDiALis
the only remedy
that vii strength
en- and invgOrats
the system, and
remove all imper-
lilies 10 the Blood.
IL isvery pleasant
r0faka
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Land Warrants.
II. G. MnNAIRY 8 CO.

WE pay the highest market price Warrants OF
w fee on Union street, Csmpbell's New Building
HaVI7-dH A WIRELESS & co.
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Glass No Z. White oak logs No 8. white oak promi|
cuous timber. NO 6. Yellow pine plank stock loga. n
Z. yellow pine beans No yellow pine spar ana ma
timber No TO- White pine. No ll- ash q pres, Whi|
oak boards No ID. Bi-0S waiaus cherry. mahogany. 81
I3 Locust. NJ "a Whine asa and hickory bars al
butts. No Is u hite oak slaves d heading. No 4
Black spruce. No Is LignumVitis. No o. Iron. n
q Spikes and nails no 20. Lead Enc, iin. No a Il
iron. no IS Hardware No "a. Palnlss ola hc. no
FLAX canvas. No 20 J0ttln canvas. No aJ. tlaE
cotton tWlne. No 81. Giass No 81. Leather. No
Hose No 50 brushes No s.. Baurrg ana dry god
No 81. Piich, tar, r0sin- 10 SIS. Iali0T, soap ot.
80 Ship Chandlsry. h04J stationery 30 Al. tireHul
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COTOOSA SPRINGS, GEORGIA.

MASONIC MARKS, JEWELRY, MILITARY,
COLLEGE, AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED, New and original
4Nl designs Of Marks Pins Studs &c, constantly hand
Orders by mail attended TO. Door Plates, Notary, Corpora
ton Seals, with without Bridal, visiting profess
Cards, engraved ORDER the shortest notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Institute, for the
Manu- featuring OF Masonic and fine JeWery.
EDGAR 2. BATON, 722 Chestnut Street,
IuneI3-ly Lv.H.P.I Philadelphia, Pa.
OPENING DAY AND EVENING.
LIVERY body has opening days and why not we? WIS
L SILL & THOMPSON'S Ice Cream saloon isnOW
open and evening tho ghOut the Ladies aud
gentlemen invited TO the entertainment. may27
CHEESE.
DNE HUNDRED boxes English Dairy Cheese and dny
" boxes superior Nutmeg tor family use for sale BY
msy27 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
DRIED BEEF.
1--WE Tierces Dried Beef received by
L may96 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
RAISINS.
ONE HUNDRED packages Rasrs boxes, halves and quar-
msyai VESSEL q THOMPSON.
CRACKNEL BUISCUIT.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY boxes genuine CrRcknel
~ Buiseuit received by
Ddy27 VESSEL & THOMPSON.
TEAS, TEAS
lust received another assortment OF those Black and
- Green Teas, which still selling at usual
dueed prices, Notwithstanding the recent unavOrable ad
vices from China
mayer VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Glass No 2. White oak plank No g. Yellow pine pla1
stock logs No z. Yellow pine beans, NolQ. Mh|
pine. No II. Ash, cJprsss, white oaE boards. 30
Black walnut cherry. Mahogany No u. Locust. 30
numvitae. No q. Iron. No ~. Spikes and 1ai.s.
g Lead, zinc, un- No q. hardHaIe. No n PAM
oils sc No %. Flax cl1Tas. NO29. Cotton cluvaz.
80, Flax and cotton tWue No 81, Glass. No 81 Leail
No 50, Hoe. No "a, Brushes No 35, Buuuug and (
goods No 81, Pitch Tar, r0sn No 55, Isi0W, soap,
80 80 shin cnaudlsFV
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Class No ], White oak logs no 9, Fellow Pine pl
stock logs no 10, White p.uei IL, ASA cypress, "
oak b01rds no - Blck walnut, cherry ana mahoE-
no IA White ash oars aad hickory blrrs ana BUTTS na
Black spruce no Is, hgnumuasi no 81, lroai no|
spikes and nails no Is, Lead, zine TN, - harda
no q Paints. oils &c; no 20 kaE canvas DO 80 I'd
canvas no 81, Flax and cotton taine no 81 Glass; 4
Leather, 10 80, HOss, no 81 brushes. 35, Buuilg
dry gods; no 81 Pitch, tar roalu; s. TaigsT, sla
DO 50, Ship chaL disry no A., saliouery-
Nav 2g-lawtw.
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D ECEIVBD per express another invoice OF Hair, TOOTH
IL Naand Cloth Brushes Also every variety Of Tueking
and Toilet Combs. june2. J. 81. NcGILL.
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WASHINGTON, DC.

Class No 10, White pine. No III. Ash, cypress. 10
Black walnut No g. iron. No ~, spikes, nali8. SO
Lad ziuc. an. No "a, PIX iron. 80 rs, hardware.
N, Pants. oils &C. No 81, Uiass No 81 Pitch. ilr
in No S. Tali0W, soap, OH No 49, ship ehaudlsry,
a. Tank and galley iron. No4 Chain iroo. No A. n
copper NO 49, SAM, straw &C. No AZ, Miscellaneous
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SHTRTS,
CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSHES.

HALF HOSE.
CILK Thread Merino and every variety of Cotton
y Hose. re. by juns2. J. n. MCGILL.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

my administration an example of Justice aud bone.
fsonce." You can greatly assist ne in arriving at
this blessed cSnsummntion by oxerng your influence
in qllaying the existing sectional excitement onhe
subject of slavery, which has been productive OF
much OWL aud no good and which, il it could sue
coed In attaining lis object would ruin tho slave as
we'll as his master. This would be work oil gOuu
inc philanthropy. Every day of my life feel no.
inadequate am TO perform the duties Of my high
station without the continued support Of Divine
Providence; yet, placing my trust In Him, aud in
Him aoue, entertain good hope that lie will en-
able me to d. equal justice to all portions Of the
Union, and thus render me m humble instrument
In restoring peate and harmony among the people
Of the several States Yours, very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

Bordentown Female College.
BORDEMI,O IKM N Il

FlNHtS INSTITUTION is pleasantly located On
~ tho bank Of tho Delaware River, near the
grounds uf the Hle Joseph }OnaPaJt directly the
Railroad between New York and Philadelphia. Bens
chartered VITA inl c0eg late powers, ID plbnas
errsd on those who complete the presnreh course OF
study. The nllrc expense for Board Nuition &c. tO
tho cn'iugiate course is Sl52 pcT year. Ornamental
branches extra. Pupils received Mt nny period Of
year, and charged accordingly.
Catalogues may be obtained by add essiIg
JOHN H. BRAKELEY,
une 25,2mo. PIesldenk,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

REvENUEI GUTTER TANEY STRUCK ny
LIGHTNING AUGUSTA, Sept 2.-The u Statee
Revenue Cutter, Roger d. fancy, was struck bV
lightning on Monday morning when lying OF 1ybes
river. The fOretopmast and head of the foremost
were shivered as we'll the fore gutf aud the doc
was covered with fragments. The lightning passed
into the holt and the cutter was for mement in a
sheet OF flames but fortunately the iro was sub
duel without material damage. None were killed
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

IMPORTED SToCK.-The ship stalwart brouyb,
over from Liverpool to Philadelphia, 90 TUESDAY
last, some fine European cattl., Four COWS and n
bull Of the Durham stock, were imported by rhns
RichardsOn shipping merchant OF Philaielphia,
and two cows ofthe Alderney breed from the Ise of
Jersey, were imported by VIM. +. Potts. ESQ, Who
takes them to his INNER residence in Lower Mer>
ion. These COWS have calves aud are very beauti.
fIl specimens of this fasOri,e stock
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

From TExAs.-Indtan Hostilittes in Terds.
Death Of a thousand cutHs from SiarUation.-
The Constitutional Conrention, Washing
ton, Sept. 4.--The Southern mail furnishes pa
pers from all points as late as due.
The Texan papers abound with statements
of Indian hOstilities.
The Indians had appeared in the vicinity of
San Antonio. Capt Whiting, Of the Second
| Cavalry, who went in pursuit, recapturcd Mi
the horses and mules taken from the San Die.
go mail train.
Capt. Pope's party had arrived Mt Fort
Clarke all well. The Indians had beentrouble,
some along the route. They wer, defeated
in two engagements near Fort Lancaster.
sergeant in the 9Th Infantry of U, s. troon.
was killed, The Indians were mounted and
armed with Sharp's and Colts rifles.
The subject Of a Constitutional Convention
was being agitated.
1t was thought probable that Gen. Hendcr.
son will decline, and Matt Ward be nominal
cd to the U. S. Senate, in place of Mr.. Rus,
deceased.
A Savannah (Ga.) paper OF the lst gives tle
stock Of cotton at that port at 1900 bales
against the same amount last year.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

THE UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL Exnrm-
TIoN-AwARD OF Prizes FOR Mowers Ann
REApERs.-LOuispiiic, September i.--Thu
awards for the most successful reaping and
moving machines, at the trial made at SYRIA
cuse, in July last, We're made to day as fol
lows
For reaperSzTo G. II. Mccormick, of Chi
cago, a goldpedal; Walter A. Wood, OF
Hoosac FallSeKr Y, a silver medal; Warden,
Brokan x Chin, of Springfield, Ohio, bronze
medals Jonathan llaines Of Pekin, Illinois, a
diploma.
For Reapers and Mowers combincd-To
Walter A. Wood, Of IIoosac Falls, N. y, Il
gold medal d, NJ. Osborne, OF Buffalo, N. T.,
silver medal; Warden, BrOkan < Child, OF
Springfield, a bronze medal.
The awards to moving machines have not
yet been made.
The attendance was quite large to-day An
exhibition Of the horses was made. Five i'm
ported Arabian horses, belonging to Mr.. A.
Keene Richards, Of Georgetown, KY, were
among the most prominent. Mason D Wag,
ner exhibited three horses, GO Scythian,"s Sow
errign, " and "American Pedldr." Awards
Of blue ribbon to Sovereign, a red ribbon to
Scythian, and several rings to young horses
mules, and jackasses were made Tho agri-
cultural machines on exhibition wero examined
and trial of the ploughs were made.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10

W.. 70 D1IFLE1 h5EIs
THE subscriber having opened office al No. 50 Ship
ny ySS Gg Che md A." Rsa u EfS,e B9nds
public that his entire attention will be devoted to this 6us
N kinds of lo,al writing done with and dcs-
patch, go,
it rs az 49, Sc hpsy 81 e ard snS
have them entered upon the public catalogue as soon as
Also, dosrous Of purchasing will always haySan
ana I 3 sss sSs;
Pfiiss oAoop0aj El RsSt W. pMsIERk2G''
N WARK ACADMY.
Ill., w %'
md vacation Of two weeks March. Newark is well
a@S%i B k oad eG WITT nHhqa
Ind HsHS op S
hSalgl ESpenSes ior the year neod not eh
aSs l5st, VI JOSEPH ". WESTON, Pripsipsl.
FRENCH e. B9GLISEG 5oSzooG,
,.,,.,uu Fec Young ladies, ,,
III i. \ Sn soyo XVII. gFs
Y sTs@s as sf % e; q s Sa { lsgg
eStgS 9no saP2at,S2 rho Enslish s'nfiGs are Pns;;
Ne sane Time eyery ayaFgs given y gam aqo%!,
ms FIX c.t terms and references "gGS RALLY
MILFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
ass sse e. sssg GS & gS 4 GA fP W. 6'
Tgititiog Of weeks intiO JUNIOR class $500.
ssgiaGol5fF e slasg' i SSs
M% s J3%PF Erensh and German
Why IS II S,aa's "s''o
many atans testimoass oa dstipsasRs names s.
9"Ps Ws mHy be RSv Ga.slsi Maj
D pro Of Ancient Languages, Srhqnec ad, New York
o pS EfE q rR sy F. VVSR q Ta
Gk f Ss & MaTpOoy Dover. and Ills EIcollsnsy
nm Nurses S;H1ion belong to she vol known family Of
Troy Ecuae Seminary, Among their references nro Rev
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-10
THEO. HYATT'S,
SnhMCT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
,TlE duties of THIS Institution sill be resumed 90
MONDAY, August 5st; The Scho0l is FURNISHED with
Surveying lnstruments;unl Library; and with Gym.
haaum and extensive grounds for exercise The
are large aud well ventat'd d. PuYtls after having
thoroughly pursued Tie prmIy English branches eau
enter the csAionl sclehtiIH mathematical depart
ment nt the option of parents or Euardlnns Bays pro-
posing To euter the school requested to apply ~
early as nossbloi both for their own and the principals
Cnnveri6nce.
TERMS per quarter Of inI weeks, Bosrd Washing
and Tuition, payable IN advanced SlU.
DlN Students (pa yuhle2 weeks before ond of quartet
Primnry studies $40,
Ia tho departments 8
Circulars containing catalogue Of Students and ~ lies
oithe School mpy be obiainedbS GpPlylng 10
fMEO. HYATT,
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N2y Es ne P so s R ss5 sSS E1d Tdn
10, ANl!qamRlS'iho SALViiS, aud DupurNye, hoPopu
Wy ay9 az S ns PnSSfs % ne Gss RgTS
A. lhs goy norisr e 41ns I" Pnrs hls "e2 ~
Store ttgly oudpied by DR ions STRhDLgY, n. " cor
nsr of Front and Wes nave engaged competent Clerk,
Wac.a f Houses y PHILADELPHIA AID al now rrSpNcd V to
S az ldS SS e R S eoo y S R a Vel w2S
ted lot Of Perinery and Fancy articles which viii sol
oifiSi1s iyins 70 the caantry will had much to their
% y w ~ H Ty s iG d1ay ~ hey have
il-swe arc determined to FolI veNlhns ii line rs
pay lnr ~ gflsgt", RGn"mho the place ~ W. corner
fell. ad-tf, DIR. Ia J. DRAPER
,JoNES 4 81, Of tho CRESCENT ONE PRICE
a4 s s1YH s G"'EGs ~ sa,ePh mate expressly
Salesman. by navlng marlGd ia TisGKeson eaGh arii-
Gle Inc very lowest price can be sold for suthey
,iEeIl IPoaFed aud gfepargi and great pains iqEsS
anGc j se "a i god Ia ates Il W. ySfy aws
price. Az" aia'ges"ek Pooesgpda on hand Of the
order, a. themrsl fashionable aud best manner, % Per
MWrtte Se os M'cmoer t"e
JONES X CO.. Philadelphia.
agtT j STE edS
larnnd White SwallHe, Gotre UPthmalia q sore eyes
tet NJ rGgn Pnpes botches on the face and all in
puriftaS Oi the blood.
KEEP lE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and inyigOratethe
system and you nave removed tenths Of tho ctusef
which produce sgpess and sntoTlpg Ths Imperial Dg7
particulars II pufhos and CnTiGhas tie blood invguThes
tho wu.c sysom aud relieves persons from the mnnyuS
agreeable feeling. connected with dissrdeTed state Of the
liver aud tomach It's Alternative proPerties are
mequaed One IF the chisf advantages oil thus valuable
medicine n that large ddaqs Of long continued use OF y
trntod The pripreOTS 1t eNensively in their
well knnwnan success trca mout Of cancoTs and sgaii-
Ia and grant curing the diseases establish
g it value wher;ger usod Those using Dr. nnns9err
4 Co.'s, Imperial Depurativr, will receive medical advice
from the principal olce philadelphia, each hottie hene
nccOmpanie with check for TINT purpose. The AFFLICTED
clunnt do better than avail theme Ives ts valuable
ed and NJ this season Of e year il will DO found ospeei
\ Rly valuable to these suffering from debility,
For sale By j. BESN ETT, l0l Market street and by F.
AIcISALL No. AZ Market street, Wilmington, Del AsU
Agents for Or. l.. u Co.'S, All Healing Salyo.
III. ARTICLES guaranteed 70 be tePrss9Ited and
| n fair and reasonable prees, by John Il. REX, g.
Market street WilnIingtout Del. may 10.
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IA dies Will bc resumed on the first MONDAY m
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lslM. M pupil will Aeadmtcd for Less than term.
When pupil cutters SHE viii he expected pay tho tut.
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TERMS FOR DAY PUPILS.
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writing teacher is employ ed each session. The coutss
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