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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-08
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

FRTnrIICE. Nav 7, 1851. \
(via Chambersburg, Pa)
ne Legislature s occupied with stay law and an act
for the relief q TIE Baltimore authorities who ordered
the destruction OF tho triges.
Reyerdy Johnson viii, this afternoon, present, 10 the
name Of ladies' Of ths city, Union Tag TO the Home
guard Hundreds from adjoining counties arc here TO
witness the ceremonies.
Earper.s Ferry has been reinforced. Five hundred
Ken,uck ans without arms destitute and fanshed have
arrived there Deserers, however, numerous, and
the citizens arc praying FOR the return Of the United
States troops.
The Legislature is in session now Tie Committee Of
Twenty one from Baltimore, arc here TO bury the de-
funct Safety Bill out OF sight Cnonsm is ranpsnl IN
Maryland Tho legislators suspected of secession pro
clivities will be dumb, B the Baltimore members
viii probably be unseated ~ the Legislature uncol
stitutiouaiy elected. Tney changing their course
now in pressing the Safety biz.
virginia 10 growing paralyzed. vnior company Is
forming in Winchester, Xason's district. By sore
military organization, oil the troops viii be stationed
here
SENATOR BAYARD IN PHILADELPHIA.
PrnADETEA, Nay 7, 1851.
Senator Bayard, or Delaware arrived IN this city this
morning. he having left Wilmington fearing an assault
would be made upon him he was taken into custody at
the depot here but was discharged by Mayor Henry ne
having no charge against him
As Senator Bayard passed into the Mayors offce his
ha. struck against rope with Moose II y, suspended
over the door, and Labelled "Dcath 70 iratcrs" which
had been removed By the police from OF tie street
lsmpposts.
Mr.. Bayard wss accompanied by two daughters. The
mob followed Inn from the depot, wnep police cfhccr
removed Bayard from danger, unnotced ty Tho crowd
After stopping short time at the Mayors oce, he left
in private carriage. Mr.. Boysrd denies having been
lately al Montgomery, but says he had been 70 New Or
leans on private business. He returned 70 wilmington
to-day.
The prompt action Of Ire police In stsyng public dis
ireaaces ressYss general ppprpbatisn. II
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ROSE HILL ACADEMY.
RATES OF TUITION,

pHE third session ofthis Institution commenced
| on the first Monday in March, under the care
II D. +. THlGPEN, Principal, and c. A. HUBBLE
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Hard Times Outdone.
LET THE SOUTH BUILD UP THE SOUTH /!
$4,000 Worth Of FARMS and
BUILDING LOTS,

| n the Golden Region Of Virginia, (Cupeper Coun-
j ty) is to be divided among 1920 subscribers on
the thirteenth day Of April, 1861 Subscriptions only
EN- dollars each; onc-half down. the rest delivery
Of Deed Every subscriber Wil get Building Lot or
Farm, ranging in vahle from $40 to $4,000. These
Farms and lots are sold 50 cheap to induce settle
ment sufficient number being reserved, the in
crease in the value Of which will compensate for the
apparent loW price now asked Ample security will
he given for the faithful performance Of contracts
and promises.
M More Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers
70 whom the most liberal inducements will be given
Some Agents write that they are making 300 dollars
per month. For full particulars, Suhscrctions Agen
cies, Sc, apply to i. BAUDRR,
Port Royal, Caroline County, Va.
Orto j. G. BLACKWELL, Agent,
Raleigh, Smith Couty, Miss.
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Sypnlll5-
Primary, Secon
dory and Icrrary
Structures, Urcthra Dis
charges, elect, GouorrhGa, Noe
turnal Emissions, Diseases OF the Back
and Loins, inflammation Of the Blad-
dor and Kidneys, Rhcuma-
tiSm, HydOcelo, NerlO-
cee. Cancers. etc.
elc. etc,
Diseases Peculiar to Females, such as Amenouhae,
Dysmenouhea, Meuorhagis Nervous De-
billy. etc. successfully treated.
DR.. JAMES long practice in New Orleans and the
endorsement OF the almost entire southern and 9TH
or presses, should convince the most skeptcd that
Dr. James can and viii perform what he promises.
DIR. JAMES would also call the attention especially
of those who have privately and improperly injured
themselves in that secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body aud mind uniting them for either
business society producing both constitutional de-
blty and inpotency.
Tie following are some Of The sad and melancholy
effects produced 10y early habits Of youth, viz Weak
ness Of the Back and Limbs Pain i'm the Head Dim
ness of Vision Loss of Muculqr Power palpit8tiOn
Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrritabHty,
symptoms of Consumption etc. Mentally the fear
fill effects on the mind are more 10 Doe dreadedLoss
of Memory. Confusion Of Ideas Drpr, s-i0u of Spirits,
Evil Forebodmgs, Aversion to Society SelfDisTust,
Love of Solitude, Iimdity. etc.. are some of the evils
produced
All persons afilietedw anyof the above maadies
or symptoms, should not fail to call on Or, James,
and be al restored to pcrecthg Let false
delcacy deter you. but call at once and your
self from the awful and terrible consequences of these
much to be dreaded maladies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANsimmediatelye cured
and foil vigor restored.
GONORRHQ1A cured in one to three days
Remember DIR. JAMES Office has been removed
to the corneI Of CANAL AND RAMPANT STREETS,
No, 2l2
OFFICE HOURS from s A. NJ IS. M
Netg Orleans Jan. 1861 l5ly
I1TATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLIN.
DER.
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from ~ to sc
morse power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from 70 feet to so feet di
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches in Diane
Lea 4 Leaytts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
with both iron and wooden frames with NOrcross
Rocker Boxes and Stearn's patent Eccentric leaC
Blocks.
P4ge's and Page Chfd's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Straub's Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS
from Is TO 80 inches diameter
NEWELL'S COTTON SCREWS, Of G. ~ 9and Il
inches in diameter, by Il feet long and geared fol
Nther horse or steam power.
sHAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULLIES, STANDS
HANGERS and Boxes ofall sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS, A. inches in diameter
and from Ia To 80 feet long.
CIRCULAR SAWS up to u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all sizes
An assortment Of all sizes of the above articles gen
orally in store ready for delivery at the shortest
ice, and for sale on the most favorable terms and at
,he lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues Of prices will be sent to any
address by mail.
s. II. GILMAN,
20 GraWer Street, New-Orlaans
Nsi0 Orleans, Jay q. 1860 42-1y
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TEnHS,
Five months IN advance IL all cases.
CUL 7

n Q TY
REV. T, y LEA Classical Teacher
MISS VI a. MOORE, English Department
hllS. 3. p LEA, all Ornamental Branches
MRS. II. t.. DAWklN3, instrumental Music.
EB- The buildings and the spacious grounds ore
provided with q view to the making IL permanent
School, Of the greatest Practical benefit
I'd LEA, Proprietor.
Montrose, Aug. 3, 1860 4}-iv
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For snle.
SIraYed or Stolen.

Il A light Chestnut SUE
TNA-T-yNREL MARE-has a star .
S6 the fore head, some hilF
eIeess A-white behind one shoulda
right forefoot and left hind foot white
of tolerably good size-six years Old
walks and trots. Any information
said animal addressed to me at EueuIA
Clarke county, Mississippi will be thanb
fully received and literally rewarded.
THOMAS Lopez.
July II, 1861. W-a
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Arms, NIllltnry Unlrorms, &c.

w no will he members Of Company Of 5000 per-
w sons to subscribe in installmcnts Of any amount
10 suit their convenience, so and upwards, for the
Wooden Factory The person who subscribes the
largest amount by the first Wednesday in August
1851, TO be entitled (beeldes the dividends on his
stocll to a premium of 5000; the next largest, to
sl}OOl; the next largest, TO $1,000; the two next
largest to $1,000 EACH the four next largest to $1,000
each the ninety next largest to $50 each; the nine
hundred next largest 70 $40 each; the three hundred
next largest to $50 each: the three hundred next
largest to go each the thousand next largest,
TO $40 each; the thrty-four next largest, to s. each
and the person who fails to obtain other Of these, to
an extra premium Of $1,000; All to be paid in Cash,
Real Estate Arms or Military Clothng-ii anyl
Write to the Treasurer Of the "Rappahannock
Manufacturing Company" at Port Royal, Virginia; OF
to the Post Master, enclosing stamp to prepay an
sel, or 10 }. G. BLACKWELL, At Raleigh, MISS
March /, 1S6l 2U-tf
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n y. y. lhlufEN' iFNclpll, ana Z. a. hUbA'Lhr
SION Assistant.
RATES OF TUITION.
For twenty-onc weeks, Orthography Reading
Writing Primary Geography, and Mental Arithmetic
one or all. $40 W
one or all. II so
one or ali, Is 90
Latin aud Greek Languages, Trigonometry and
Surveying, with the above branches one or all 20 90
This school is situated in North East Jasper, be-
tween Paudng and Enterpuze, IN a healthy and in
telligent community. Board can be obtained in
good families at ten dollars per month, including
gashnga aud lights. The Principal has had an expe-
rence Of ten years in teaching, and has been emf
nently successful in teaching the higher branches Of
Mathematics and Latin Both the Principal and
Assistant are southerners by birth, education, inter
est and feeling, His discipline will be strict, but
mild and impartial, and every attention will be given
10 the moral and mental cultivation OF students.
Pupils can enter at any time during the session,
and will be charged from the time Of entering 70
the cose Of the term, unless prevented from atten-
dance hy protracted sickness, which time will be de
Quoted from tuition. Students from distance will
be required to pay their tuition in advance, or give
satisfactory reference (of parent; guardian or some
otherresp0nsble person.
3. +. THlGPEN, Principal.
q, A HUpDLE9ToN, Assistant
March 2, ls0l, assn
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DR.. W r. NOSE Icy.

DIR. w II. MOSD LEY,
vurOrLD ' most respectfully invite hc attapiioD ~
w thc AZ 6etod " tbo h4L thatt wv f9rtin p,sf
twelve year 3 given h cntle n.y. uton 90 tho neat.
nent Of lr0uic diseases ~ ass dousano1 tausive
practice n nearly oh the SOW horn stsies. and thlre
testify q MS wonderful y .l Ina tle treatment of aU
the for lowing Diseases Wv!
Can Ger, TumOrs Wins, CarJuncle4. FisJula, Syph-
hs pock GonornWa Structure elect. Scr0iulD
Dropsy, Dysentery Diseased Kidneys Epilepsy Oh
Fits. Govt Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Elvspal0s, FluOr
Abus Proapsus, Piles, G0.Te, Gravel. Pnlsy 5c8'd
Head, letter Diseases Of the Ear and Eye White
Swellngs, Diseases OF the Womb, &c.
Persons afflicted with any of these diseases should
not act as unwisey some have done. who waited
until Consumption had land them PROSTATE and re-
duced them TO mere skeletons or Cancer had eaion
INTO their yltas and debIIitated their ystems, then
called me in, cannot raise the de9d bat can give
relief in nearly all cases, and effect cure Ia pli cu-
rable cases and believe a cases can BE- curod U
taken Ia time
Mississippi where tho afiiccd can have the benefit
OF his services and satisfy themselves that certain
diseases which are said by some to be iucurnhe, have
boon cured by his skill ami efficient remedies.
Prescriptions and medicines sent to al parts Of Tho
United States by mail express at short notice. Al
communications strictly confidential
Patients required 70 give full history Of all tho
symptoms connected with their case, age habits, 70
AE~rerms, $40 per month in advance, for all Case
treated at distance.
aF-An cases Of Cancer must be under my imme
diate and supervision, and fee TO be one hall cash
the balance when a cure Is effected. :
"a Diseases Negroes bought al liberal prices. Ac
eommodations for boaId are ample, besides the al
fcted can have the benefit Of the finest Suphcr an,
Chalybeate waters IN the South.
HS-An communications promptly answered; Ad
Dress w X. MOSELEi' H. y.
Dec %, 1850 lily
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A NEW BOOK FOR 1861.
History and Defence Of liFi.an Slavery
BY WIN. B. TROTTER,
A MISSISSIPPI STAKEHOLDER.

ffNll5 Book Is now published and X D. complete.
4 condensed history Of tho African ia.a from tler
ouQn " thc plesenttimc N Yudicgtes and defends
ihe constitution ~ African Slavery 90 The nted States
containing tAe Bible evidence OF Sloycfy complete
HltA Che Arabic and Hebrew versions III tue curse
pronounced on Ham by bis father, Noah-Lhe com.
mendeneutot African Slavery DO the United States
encouraged by England, France anil spa.n-the
amount VI transportation Of slave labor nom the
United States. The comparison between the happy
slave ln the South with the miserable Do African la
Africa The principal points in the judicial decisions
and opinion of learned judges n Tho leading cases
on slavery, docidedn the Courts ~ Great Britain and
The United States. Tho cause which sd 10 the Mas.
sacre n San Domingo, and the destruction OF the
West India Islands The Probable result and destl.
ny Of the African race. The mode and treatment
necessary 10 mako them profitable and happy, with
many other valuable things.
This work contains more useful Information than
any book which hos ever been published On tho sub
feet, The physiology OF The negro, aud mode Of
treatment which 10 contains, s alone worm ten times
the price ~ Tie book 10 any slave holder and Is the
only book " the kind ever publishedby a Southern
raised Shareholder 10 would be a valuable book for
our soldiers the army 20 read during the present
revolution; and owing to the pressure Of the times,
the price is reduced 10 ono dollar and twenty-five
cents per copy.
For sale at 'rtcombs Gift Book Store, in Mobile
~ Baldwln'- at Enterprise, and by ihe Author, az
| Qutman. IN the State Of mississippi.
April 20, 1861. 2s-ti
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SOUTmERN RAIAROAD.

scr Through rare, ~ 90 90
ON Monday October lat, 1850, the following seh' d
J ule goes into operation ,,,,
THE Morning Through Train leaves Nlekspufg a
soclock, A. NJ, connecting az Jackson Juhetoh Win
the Passenger Train Of the New Orleans Jachsohahd
Great Northern Railroad, going SOUTH arriving ~
Newton-at5 o'clock, p NJ ~. ,.,,,,,i,,.. n,
The Evening Accommodation Train stopping ~
JacksonO will leave Noksburg az - a' u w. anu al
rive nj jackson Junction, az Z; ~ p. ~ conhefulE
with the Passenger Train Of the New orleans JACK
son and Great Northern Railroad gong Norin
REruRNNa The Through Train VIII leave NoW '.''i
nj II ,3O A. NJ connecting at Jackson junction WIZ
the Passenger Train of the New Orleans Jackson anu
Great Northern Railroad, going North ana arrive az
Vicksburg at S;25, P. NJ .u -. t,t.s,,,
The Accommodation Train VIII leaNe Iachs8
Junction al o'clock. A. NJ, connecting with tle T ~
senVer Traiu nom New Orleans, and arrive az Nlehs-
burg at 10 40, A. NJ 49,, r. ,...,., all
"a Passengers from Nicksburg for canton anu
the North, by the Mississippi Central khlroad wiz
take the Evening Train r,.,,.. .ui
take the Morning Tram. 80 49,, i.t
az Passengers for New Orleans can take eliher
The above Schedule will be complied with and gu
oassengers and freight will be carried as laI as ING
fondtion of the Read the safety OF the guese, ana
me ability OF the Company will jnsuiy. hul loI any
sailnrrs or omissions 20 comply thereWtA 0r % cN-
20 an, friegbt which may no hauled 20 any Dep9tl ot
Decentralization on the Road, the Company WI not
hoiu '''''' hefEngineer and Generals
Oct 10. 1850 ~
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usic.............Aas 90 Dra,rns,.......... 80 90
TTse Of piano...,... 90 Painting, 10 %
Freneh,.,........ IS 90 Embroldery".".,..,. 10 %
aRuAr INrANp THOROUGHBRED

W. Z TVAN7s -
IsneJ, Ciocidm Co., Ala, oct. q, 1890
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TINE propretors Of the Cgo Tll kef R S az Of
4. aserntons nrinted neatly and according to me
most approved forms. They will 5e SEM py 1 ron
free Of postage to Clerks, shers, Az
stables, Rangers, or any one wishing 'hen'' a.
or pT.0S"'' CARTER 4 SHANNON;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
DREssLER's
HAIR JEWELRY SToRE

z ~ 40. so. Soah Eigih Street, PAiiadelDlig
(lN hand and for sale choice assortment ~ t''su'
" " patiernh-and Will plait to order pr ~ superior
@ i9gs, ringer Rings, Breast Pins, Crosses NecsI Ear
and Guard Chains, &C, &c. 'e'Aiaeesi Vest
ORDERS enclosing The hair to be plaitsa 49,, 4,
sent ny mail uiEo drawing as near as van iy 2 oe
pay. 30 s"n may choose To
B., 9s' as llows Far Rings, So to ss; Breast Pins 4.
e. c1Psr Kings, % eta to $3.50 Vest Chains, 40 10
oii Ii io p9 ~ NC MedSllions Box Breast Pins Rpes
~ s9-ly '' ia'es
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
HOTELS.
EXCHANGE Horn1
STEWART'S FOUNDFRv7

INlik undt rslgned having purchased the epti,s
L 10 the fOuNbERY and RAILING SHOP H. interest interest
eorner Of FRONT aud MONROE STREETS in Ill, a, e .ne
Prepared to execute all orders that may be entfuste
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
MARBLE YARD.
Wilmington

Wilmington
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS.
nliE citizens Of Wilmington and surrounding country
are respectfully Informed that they be furnished
Win
Monuments, Tombs, Head and
Foot Stones,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Of the most modern designs
Out OF American and Foreign Marbles, hnshel In the
best inue and cheaper than at any other establishment
IN the State Of Delaware, Also Marble and Slate MAN
Tells oi all descriptions; Marble Granite and Brown
stone work for building purposes of every description
furnished in the best manner.
We tender our sincere thanks to the public for the e
raj patronage hereofre and solicit continuance Of the
sane Everything warranted to give satisfaction. All
orders from any fart of the country attended TO with
prnmpinrss. SMITH CALLAHAN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29

TO THE AFFLICTED.
For Ague.
Use Dringhursts Ague Dose.
Use Osg0od's India CholAgorue
Use Pasehalls Ague Mixture, 81
For Weak or Innamed Eyes.
Use Brlnghursts Eye Water,
Use Thompsons Eye Wafer,
Use Poor Richards Eye Wafer
Use Becker's Eye Halsam
For Coughs.
Use Bringhursts Cough Syrup,
uss Ayers GERRY Peetoral,
Use JaYnes Exp0ctorant
For Dyspepsia.
Use BTlnghurst's DyspepHc Pills,
Use Peruvian Syrup, or Prot. Sol. Protox Iron,
Use Comp. syrup OF Phosphates
comp syrup of llypophosphltes,
Hostet RS Bitlers,
For Worms.
Use Brinshursrs Worm Syrup,
use BrnghuTsts Worm Lozeuges
Use FahnestOcks vermifuge, &c
For Hernia or Rupture.
Go 10 E. Bringhurst Co. and be fitted with Truss.
For FIatuIence.
Use Brnghursts Ess. Ginger,
Use Dringhursts Ginger Lozengc,
For Children TeeIhing.
usr Mis- winsluws Soothing syrup,
Use bowers Infant CorIls
For "a CathartIc OF Purge
tor Oill W. NSs
Use Brngbursrs Purgative Pills, (sugar coatedA
use Citrate Of Magnesia, -"
Use sedlitz Powders, sc.
EOr Purifying the Blood.
Use llringhursts Alternative syrup,
Ayers sarsaparllia
Bulls Sarsapara,
Peruvian Syrup, Nc.
For Constipation.
Use Irinshursts Purgntive syrup
n, ~ s,, u bowers Aledicaied Figs
one o. those superior Elastic syringes sold by B. Bring
For Diet.
Use Fago, Tapipoa Bfoma, Pure Chocolate Gelatin or
1uhket made with Bringhursts Liquid Reunet
For Illuminating Purposes
Use The genuine Kerosene Oil with Of those superior
lowprieed Lamps. sold by
EDW. BRINGHURST s. CO.,
MANUFACTURING PHARMAC ACEUTIsTs
corneref MARKET and Sirh SIS, Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
Iron Railings. Verandahs g.

navng somllete aud choice selection Of patterps h
ms facilities are superior to any estabhment a.
ed s ssI u, hs ~ seaar branch, and he feels warrant.
ms friends that any orders for en- CLOSING
faction. - N ult,S rsS VI WI give entlre eAsis-
Wilmington. Del, March l, ls5i.M13iSs i.nhs STEWART
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

Real BSJate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. II7 Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES, &c, &e., promptly and
accurately drawn.
pROMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city at the Brokers boards in Pha
daphia New York, other cities by means Of cores
ponding brokers who all firms of high standing,
40 EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stocks or
purchAsed Abroad tho regular brokers commission
Of quarter per rent being divided between ourselves
and uur agents.
DRAFTs.-we draw on Philadelphia New York or Bos.
ton and procure drats other American cities at the
lowest rates OF exchange.
FOREIGN DRAFrsl-We draw on Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany and every other country in Europe,
customers
ENCHANGE-Foreign Domestie-bought aud sold
at the NEST favorable rates allowed by the market
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks New
York.
REAL EsTATE-we attend to the purchase aud sale
OF Real Estate in town country and respectfully uyte
purchasers sellers to give us call. We rent houses
and when desired by attend to the coer
tion N their rents
CObLECrI0NS-0ur correspondence enables us to
reach any prominent point in America in any foreign
country through the most reliable uhannes Our faci.
ties for making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons ayang themselves Of them may be
ontdent that their business will be faithfully and
eromptly attended TO. tur charges low as are
made by sny reliable parties
In every case where employed aim Is to do
hs bost Tor the interest Of customers aud solicit
lie patronage OF our friends and the public generally.
jan JOHN McLEAR 4 son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29
THE LIVING HOME
AND
Peoples Boarding Housa

NO REDUCTION OF PRICES for the simple re,son ,ba,
we reFer put them up but have been doing business
mus hr 1f one half the usual charges FIR the same M
comm dations, and have heen enabled 10 do so from th
thh We nave less expenses 10 pay our bueina
We gre depending mainly the sil for our subsisenr
anu however much there Ia Of WAR and destruenu tl
iAmu sun brings forth an abundance for man and beast
rlng thus suatedi shall continue to take boardr
whether inyalids or we'll at very low prices persnns
Whg 70 De quiet ran have apartments In the Chespn
uryye Cottage louse-my former resdence-where thsv
w he retired, aud at the time have the privilege II
we baths and take part In the several ~ t
hiflhs u"he J. A. BROWN
hukbl Near Milminpton
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-10-29

n MALAssEs, very fine, for ale bv
-'e VIC. 0ILPIN, 10th and st