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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-13
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To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday Aug 2st 1858

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DissoIHfion

THE firm Of JONES, PHILLIPS CO., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Jones Harris fully
authorized to settle all accounts OF the firm.
DAVID PHILLIPS,
J. II. JONES,
LoudOn, Tenn, July 90, 1858. THOS d. HARRIS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-13

THE PREsIDEST's LETTER TO BILL ENGLlsH-
TheNew Albany Tribune publishes The follow.
ing letter from Mr.. Buchanan to Bill English,
received by the latter few days prior to the
Congressional Convention in his District, and
doubtless used by him to facilitate his nomi.
nation:
WASHINGTON, July 25, 1858.
Hon. Vim. III. Engtish-Dear Sir: Aware
that the Convention for nominating Demo.
cratic candidate fer Congress in your District
will convene in few days, cannot refrain
from expressing the hope that you may be the
unanimous nominee of the Convention. If |
lived in your District and had thousand
votes you should have them all. Occupying
the position YOU do, consider it essential
that you should succeed in obtaining the nom
ination. A failure in this would be regarded
by me as rebuke Of my Administration
There may be some aspirant or aspirants for
the position in your way. IL so you may say
to them that by giving you a clear track
they will gain my favor and may expect to
be provided for in suitable manner. IL
nominated will throw as much assistance
into your district as you may desire.
Our friend Hughes, see, has n hard row
to hoe. He will be literally sustained. or
this you may rest assured.
Your friend. JAMES BUCHANAN.
A more undignifed epistle than this has not
been written by any one horse ward politi'
clan in or out Of Indana-we were about to
say, since the Foley document, but Foley's
letter was dgnifed in comparison with this
miserable thing. Foley merely wished to be
turned looase" in the "Deestric," and prom
ised to be re. elected. But here we have the
President interfering in a Congressional eau
Gus in Indiana, and promising those Demo.
Gratis who were eager to succeed Mr. English,
that they should be well provided for if they
would leave English clear track, and also
proposing to throw as much assistance as Dir.
L. might desire into the District. This is di-
rect bribery-corruption most foul.--oin'
Com.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-13
Sugar Mills and Kettles.

EpERs0Ns wanting Sugar Mills and Kettles, will find
III them at the
I Athens Foundry and Machine Works.
The Mills are put up upon the most improved style
Kettles are made in obong shape, expressly for the
purpose of boiling the juice. Various sizes on hand
| call and see GAug Gil c. ZIMMERMAN.
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Haoon.
salt.

A SMALL lot OF good sound bacon wanted; ier wn'on
"a will give the highest price. s. ~ hEtph"'
Aug IL
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6,4SH Prize
Nedr9y One PI'ife % Erery Nine 7Ickefs|
MaEnihCont Sch
To be drawn each Saturday in August
Approximation Prizes.
5,ls5 Prizes, amounting to .s32O,OOO
l. ILL.,.

W1)le Tickets slo-Hdlces5- Qudrtars ~.
| ~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
| will be sent to any DESTROYS OF recevingit
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
| rates, which is the risk:
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WAsHISGToN, Aug. 6.-Gen. Harvey takes
command of the army in Oregon and Wash
ington Territories.
There will soon be 1000 Of the best
equipped troops sent TO that region to ope-
rate against and SUPPRESS Indian revOlts.
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4 Sublime Conception.

II OuUIIHt VUHCrVIIUH.
yUNHIs Is an era OF light and knowledge Science IL
n gradually Illuminating with its divine rays all that
was dark mysterious and incomprehensble in nature
We at last breaking through the shell Of substance
and getting at the kernel OF truth and reality. The
actual In its nImsness and superfciality, IL seen
through and but the mask Of the infinite ideal
We are getting up the floating and delicate ibres of
the clue to destiny; and Philosophy, free from the
letters OF ignorance, will in due season point every
body, and the rest of mankind to the
STORE OF
H or ton & b ry an,
as the place to procure their
Q hO II III f 8.
Mav9I
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safes Safes f!

,rxur WAY TO MAKE MONEY Is TO SAFE 1T,
and have Just received 'ot OF We very Oest
-, q, Fire and Burglar Proof sa!amander Safcs, OF
T.rsnt sizes, which will sell at factory prices with
eight ali j. MAR ~ wv " "S'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-13

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 6.-The returns Of the
recent elections in Kansas indicate the defea,
Of the English bill by large majority.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-08-13

I&ouN--CORN.-s. X REEDER wishes to pur;
chase large quantity OF Corn, Tor whloh ne WI WI
nay the market price '"S 20
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r.vs-I have three Of Rowland's best Cross Cut
"a s,ws-6. az and feet long-which ! will sell
"', ,P t""' J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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"1'o morrow, sweet one, to morrow"
"GOOd gracious | won't do nothing else'
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
FALL GOODS FOR 1853 +!

nYER 8,00O YARDS OF NEW SILKS,
~ Just received by THORNLEY, 4 CHlSM,
N. E. Corner Etghth and Spring Garden Sts.,
Philadelphia. bought for CASH and to be sold
only for CASH
We confidentally assert that the above goods
are as Cheap and as Good as can be sold on
the American Continent
We Challenge fair Comparison
New DeLaineS, in beautiful designs. Poll
de Cheveres, Valencias, &c., very handsome.
English, French and American Chint>es, &c
Ginghams OF different makes.
Sha,rls! Clouks! Circuia"si Busters &C.
New Stella Shawls, in all colors. Long and
Square Brochea Shawls. Long and Square
Blanket Shawls. Plain and Embroidered
Grape Shawls. Cheneille' Shawls, French
Blanket Shawls. &C., Gentlemen's Shawls, &C.,
Everything new in Cloaks that may offer
French Merinoes, Cashmeres and DeLdtnes
Coburgs, PardmGltas and .4tapdcas!
| We keep an Immense Stock of DOMESTIC
MUSLINS. Linens. Flannels. Cloths, Cassi-
meres, &c Bl ,nkets, Marseiles. Quilts, Coun,
terpanes, &c. Table Covers, Piano Covers
Table Cloths. Napkins, &c.
| We are determined to maintain oHr reputa-
ton as being one of the BEST DRY GOOD
STORES in Philadelphia. We have only ont
| Price. THORNLEY, CHloM,
N. f cor. Eighth & S. Garden Sts., Phila:
QI- Persons can ride for cents by the CITY
Railroad, TO within two squares of our Store
and for cents by the 8th street line OF Omn
busses. to our door every five minutes.
aug27- -3m
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

TNHE favorable attention of parents Ghd
Il guardians, especially those OF the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland, and of Delaware and the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia. is confidently in
vited by the Visiters and Governors OF this an.
cient Institution.
Its nex.r session eTill commence on the
FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER, under the
management Of the REV. DR.. WATERS.
Principal, and an able and efficient corps Of
Professors.
The Stewards Department will henceforth be
under the exclusive control of DIR. WATERS.
The long experience and ell-earned reputa-
tion of the Principal, aided by the counsels
and supervision OF Board OF Visiters, among
whom are gentlemen of the highest consdera-
ton, are presented on the part of this the first
and oldest collegiate institution of Maryland
as claims to public confidence and patronage
that it is believed are not surpassed elsewhere.
The terms of board and tuition, which are
believed to be as moderate in amount as any
other College in our country, are as follows:
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
TUTTIoN--Winter Session, S25 90
Summer Session, Is 90
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Tu1rtoN-winter Session, $50 90
Summer Session, 10 10
BoARD-Winter Session, 65 10
&c Summer Session, 80 90
Pre- payment for the Session will be an essen
tial requisite.
E. F. CHAMBERS,
President of the Visiters and Governors.
p WRorH, Secretary.
Chestertown, Md, Aug. 25, 1858. [sp3-4t
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Surgical and Dental Instruments

XXT1LLTAM +. DAILY'S NEw AN9s
w MUCH IMPROVED HARD RUBBER
FAD TRUSS, FOR THE CURE OF HERNIA.
OR RUPTURE.--This Truss we can cona.
IDENTIFY recommend to he public, as being far
superior TO any now In use. The Pad being or
Hard Rubber, will not absorb moisture, is per-
fectly smooth, also cleaner, lighter and more
durable than any other, no matter of what sub
stance they are made, never losing its shape or
getting out of repair however long It may be
worn. il will suit any climate, being neither
affected by heat or cold, at TIE same time It Ia
better adapted to the ruptured part, and more
comfortable ard convenient to the Wearer we
believe, than any Truss ever offered for sats.
Persons living at distance san be accurately
fitted by sending the measure round the body.
All interested are invited to call and examine
the above Truss.
Also on hand, great variety of other Trus-
ses, abdominal Supporters, Suspenssry Bands.
ges, Elastic Silk Stockings and Knee Caps,
Shoulder Braces Ear Trumpots Syringes, Sur.
gcal and Dental Instruments, Cutlery, &c,
Wholesale and Retail.
Physicians, Dentists aud others residing In
Delaware, who have need for any instruments
In our line. are requested to send their orders
to the undersigned at biss residence th Dover,
and all or,iers will be pfcElptly filed and the
goods forwarded to characterization.
q. w. S. NICHOLSON,
No. II Light Street,
Two doors below the Fountain Hotel,
jan2S-tf Baltimore.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
ON MANHOOD.

ANDITS PREMATURE DECLINE
TUsT PUBLISHED, GRATIS, THE 2oth
~ THOUSAND: A few words on the rational
treatment, without Medicine, of Spermaterrhea
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervous Debility, Impotency, and
impediments to Marriage generally, by
B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudence and
solitude Of youth, may be easily removed
without Medicine, is in this small tract, clearly
demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment, as adopted by the Au-
thor, fully explained by means of which every
one is enabled 10 cure himself perfectly and at
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in @
sealed envelope, by remitting post paid) two
postage stamps to DR.. B. DE LANEY So East
3lst street, New York City. my7-toc2
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS
F a M . x r. r. 81
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.

TOHN FAREIRA & CO.. s18 New No.)
- Market Street above Eighth, Philadelphia,
Importers, Manufacturers and dealers in FANCY
FURs, for Ladies' and Children: also Gents
Furs. Fur Collars and Gloves. The number of
years that we have been engaged in the Fur
business, and the general character Of our Furs,
both for quality and price, is 20 generally
known throughout the country, that we think
1t is not necessary for us to say anything mere
than that we have now opened our assortment
of FURS for the Fall and Winter Sales the
largest and most beautiful assortment that we
have ever before offered to the public. Our
Furs have all been Imported during thu present
season, when money was scarce and Fur much
lower than at the present time. and have been
manufactured by the most competent work
men; we are therefore determined to sell them
at such prices as will continue 10 give us tie
reputation We have born for years, that is to
sell good article for very SMALL RoFIT.
Storckeepers. will do well to give us Il CALL
as they will find the largest assortment by far
to select from in the city, aud at manufactur
ers prices.
JOHN FAREIRA 4 CO.,
No. 818 Market Street above Eighth,
septl0-4m Phiadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Auctionesring and Real Estate

A.
HNHE undersigned would respectfully an.
Il nounce to the citizens OF Delaware and
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland. that he las
opened, in Dover, Dell, REAL ESTATE
Agency, for the sale Of farms, houses, lots OF
any other species of property. His ac4nain.
tance with the land buyers of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, warrants him in the assurance that
all al estate intrusted to his care will be
speedily disposed Of in the most advantage
Gus manner
He would also announce that having had
more than twenty years experience auctioneer-
ing he will be pased to cry any sales of land,
houses. stock or goods anywhere in the State.
that may he rendered him, conscious tlat his
services will not fail TO give satisfaction Il
desired, he will make all arrangeme for pub
lie or private sales and advertise them to the
best advantage.
He will also attend to the collection of rents
or any evidences of debt The best of refer
ences will be given as to character and qualifi-
cation to faithfully attend to and account tol
all business which may be intrusted to his
charge.
Address through the Post Office, or at the
hot il Of Mr.. Isaac Baker, Dover, Del.
ID. T. RICHARDS,
| Auctiuneer, and Real Estate agent
| iv3-tf
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
School Fund.

NOTICE is hereby given to the School Com
~ mittees Of the respective School Districts
within this State. that in conformity with an
act of the General Assembly, of this State,
have appurtioned among the several Counties
OF the State the clear income for the present
year of the fund for establishing free schools,
and have divided and distributed the share thus
apportioned to each County, among the sew, raj
districts, as follows to each of the districts
in the city of Wilmington, New Castle county,
Sl79.51 and to each of the other districts in
New Castle Count S145 AZ; to each OF the
districts in Kent County, $l20.S2; and to each
of the districts in Sussex County, $50 %.
The dividends due the districts in New Castle
County ARE payable at the Farmers Bank New
Castle to the districts in Kent County, at tho
Farmers Bank, Dover, and to the districts in
Sussex County, at the Farmers INK, George
town. VIM. j. CLARKE,
State Treasurer.
Dover, August 6, 1858. aug6 6w
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
PHILA. SURGICAL 6 BANDAGE
INSTITUTE


- NO. ll35 North MN ri ST., seven
GS lo"rS above ARCH, Agency for the
sale of MRS. b. G. EVERETT'S Premium
Improved AB DOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Trusses and Bandages. DIR. CHAREs Q. NJ.
RAwLINGs, Principal. Where may be had
full and varied assortment of Trusses, Female
Supporters, Shoulder Braces and other BAN
dages, for sale 1T Prices Twenty-Five per cent.
Lower than at any other establishment in the
city. Dr.. Knights celebrated radical cure
Truss has cured hundreds Of cases where others
have failed. Price, $500.
DR.. Rawlings has treated successfully many
bad cases Of Spine disease, Club Foot, Bow
Leg, Knock Knee, and Weak nkles. with his
new and improved apparatus forthese diseases,
to which cases reference can be given, Prices
ranging from $500 to $500.
Silk and Cotton Elastic Stockings, Anklets,
Knee CAPS. and Abdominal Compressors, at
lower prices than can bo bought elsewhere.
Clutches, Spints, and every variety Of Sur
gical Appliances at greatly reduced prices,
placing the best make Of goods within reach
of all.
Ladies' attended in private apartments at the
store, by Mrs. b. G. EVERETT
Particular attention paid to Instruments for
deformity in children, and satisfaction to all
gltaantic l. scp10 3m
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Superior Schuylkill Lime.
EsARMERS AND BUILDET

kfARMERS AND BUILDERS LOOK To your
III own interest.
The subscriber having heretofore been pre-
iented fropl Supplying the numerous orders for
his Lime by Railroad, on account Of not get
ling cars, would take this method Of gting no.
lce to farmers and builders. that having made
il-permanent arrangement with the Delaware
Railroad Company, he is new prepared to de-
liver Lime to any point between New Castle
lad Seaford.
Y The Lime is of superior quality. either for
Agricultural Or Building purposes. having beer
tested for several years by practical use, and
always commanding the highest price when
nut in competitio with other Lime, being
made from the best of stone, which was chemi-
fcally analyzed by the State Chemist of Mary
land, Mr.. James Higgins, of Baltimore, who
has given scientific statement of it, which
will be sent to any person on receiving their
address.
Persons who have been disappointed in get
sing their Lime can now be supplied either by
Railroad or by Boats running into any Of the
Greeks from the Delaware, or on the Delaware
and Chesap !ake Canal.
j share Of public patronage is respectfully
ss.Ricited. JOHN KENNEDY,
Forl kenfedy, AfU U.iJg aiIIcr! Co.,
\ aug24 -3m Penn'a.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
FARMERS ATTENTION |!

50 THE best article in the world for raising
E Wheat, is LEINAU'S SUPER PII0S-
PIiATE Of LIME. at $40 per ton, or S23 ets.,
lb. by the barrel Analysed and recon-
mended for the WHEAT and GRAIN CROPS,
by Professor CHARLES 4. JACKSON, Chem
ist Of the United States Patent Office, Wash
ington. D. G.
1t will repay the outlay SO to 100 per cent,
and will not burn the seed by coming in contact
as Guano does. TRY H-Prore II.
G. A. LEINAU. Proprietor,
No. 81 South Front St, Phila. City, Pa.
Or Of my Agents, throughout the Country.
ANALYSIS can be seen at my Office. Cash
Mailed with the order, will receive prompt at
tention.
A Liberal Discount TO Storekeepers whe buy
to sell again.
Pamphlets, can be had at my Office.
jy30 3mif G. A. LElNAU.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Steamboat Line to Philadelphia

.a THE subscriber is now pre-
GR1sS-Sa apared to convey Passengers, in
~ ~ sesyEsasys2 new and comfortable STAGE,
between DOVER, LEIPSIC and LONG
POINT, connecting with the SteamboatPlLOT
BOY to PHILADELPHIA. The Stage will
leave the H"tels in DOVER every DAY IN
THE WEEK, except Sundays) daseA"*" L
in the Morning at 81 O'clock re- s@ss4is4sfS @ss iSsR4sfS
turning the same day arriving inazzssEszsszszsszs-
Dover at O'Clock p. NJ.
~ Fare from Dover to Philadelphia, 81 %.
THOMAS SLAUGHTER.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES constantly
on hand ut my Livery Stables for Sale or Hire
on reasonable terms. Information left at either
of the HOTELS in Dover will be promptly at
tended to. THOMAS SLAUGHIEk'
myl4 tdecl
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON. DELAwARE.

CHARTERED with full collegiate powers,
" furnished with extensive Apparatus, Lii
brares, &c., and having full Board Of sxperi-
enced Professors and Teachers, offers to young
ladies superior facilities for acquiring COM
plete education.
The buildings are well ventilated, lighted by
gas, and have rooms for bathing on each floor.
The domestic arrangements and the general
discipline, are such as to secure, as far as pos
sible, to all the boarding students. the comforts
OF homie, aud the ,vlin;hs .ucHe!faes - 6 ei'l1
waited and Christian family circle.
Expenses for Board, Room, Light, Fuel and
Tuition, in studies Of the regular course,
$l52 90 per year.
Drawing, Painting, Music, and the Modern
Languages, extra.
The next session will commence on Wednes-
day, the first of September.
JOHN WILSON, President.
nnn0A I'm
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
!, Always the Same in Quality!
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANO.

Having sold this Guano for four years past,
We can safely recommend it. 1t has been trisd
SIDE by side with Peruvian Guane, and is pro-
ipunced fully equal to it in all respects. We
refer to our New Pamphlet, containing letters
it, and much other interesting mat
III Of value to the farmer.
ts0. / GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANO
y For sale at the lowest rates.
tTe have also for sale
.LsNERICAN GUANO from Bakers Island.
%ROUND BONES, and Pure Bone Dust.
Ihudrette, Plaster and such other Fertilizers
as we feel safe in recommending.
D3- Goods can be loaded at either front OF
our Warehouses. Ample facilities are afford
"a in loading Wagons and attending to the
Horses.
The leading Agriucltaral Journals and News-
pupers are regularly filed al our office for The use
Z Farmers. ALLEN & NEEDLES,
No. AZ South Wharves, and Al South Water
ST., first store above Chestnut ST., Phila.
aug24 3m
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
GUNS. RIFLES. PISTOLS, &c,

A NnREW WURFFLEIN, Inn porter and
IA Manufacturer Of Guns, Rifles, Pistols,
&C., No. 208 North Second St., Philadelphia,
where he keeps constantly on hand a general
assortment Of fine double and single barrel
SHOT GUNS, large Duck Guns, Rifles and
Pistols Of all kinds. Also, the celeb ated
Cast Steel Rifles, with increased twists, to
shoot the pointed ball of his own nake Rife
Barrels. Shot Bags, Pouches, &e. He invites
persons wishing to purchase goods in his line,
to call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere, as he is determined to aeil on the
most reasonable terms.
10 Particular attention paid TO Repairing In
all its branches. sepS3m
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Imported Mediterranean Wheat.

s,ss THE subscribers have now in store three
Is hundred bushels ext equality RED MEDI-
TEkRANEAN WHEAT, ofther own importa-
tion, direct from one Of best grain growing
countries Of Europe.
The attention OF Farmers is requested to this
Wheat, as il is believed to be the best article
of the kind imported into this country for a
number Of years. 1t has been selected by a
competent party in Europe solely with the
view Of procuring a superior article for seed
ing, and to farmers wishing to change their
Seeds, this is an opportunity seldom met with.
For sale in quantities to suit, at the Seed
Warehouse OF
r. B. MINGLE & CO.,
No. 103 Market and North Front ST.,
seplO-1m Philadelphia.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
T. Il. HEALD'S

BOOK LIST FOR SEPTEMBER, 1883.
MEAN upon the sea, a history Of Msratimc
Iva Adventure, Exploration and Discovery,
by Frank B. Goodrich.
The new American Cyclopedia, vol 8. (Bea
to Bro)
Biblical Commentary, on the New Testa-
ment. by DR.. Herman Olshausen, in 6 vols.
Discourses, Addresses and charges, by
Alonzo Potter ID. d.
Osceola, the Seminole, by Captain Mayne
Reid.
Belle Britain, on Tour at Newport and here
and there.
Mizpah Prayer and Friendship, by Lafayette
G. Loomis.
Two Millions, by VIM. Allen, author of moth
ng to Wear
The Economic Chess board, being chess
board with a complete sctt of chessmer adapt
ed for playing in Steamboats,, Railways, Car
riages. Stages, NC, for folding up and carry
ing in the pocket without disturbing the game.
Views of Niagara and Vicinity.
Red Gauntlet of Household Edition OF Wa
verify Novels, in vols.
A very large assortment of Writing Paper
and Envelope at the cheapest rates.
j. T. HEALD,
No 1877 Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
aug6-lm
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24
Thomas Jefferson Still Survives

VNHE Life of Thomas Jefferson by Henry s.
Il Randall, in 8 vols. octave Illustrated by
several engrayngs on steel and various fac sirni-
les: an authorized Work, and one that has re-
ceived the highest enconiumsfron distinguished
sources. NO library will be complete without
this new and standard edition of the life Of
Jefferson.
Price of the Work in neat cloth, 9 vols, 81 80
do do sheep do w
Sold only by subscription, and the subscriber
being the sole authorized agent for he State Of
Delaware, from whom alone the Book can be
procured, will be pleased to receive the names
of citizens Of our State.
]. T. HEALD.
ano-v 1877 Market st. Wilmington Del.
Delaware State reporter., 1858-09-24

The evening Train North, and the morning
Train South. are Freight Trains, with PAS
SENGER CARS ATTACHED.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad BY Morning Train going North, can
have nearly five hours in Philadelphia, and re-
turn same evening.
Passengers from Delaware Road by either
Train make connections at Wilmington for Bal
timore and close connections at Phiadelphia
with Trains to New York
L. Q. SEWALL, Jr.,
je25-tf Sup't. Del. R. r.