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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DSPRNSARY.

fINHE attention Of citizens strangers, and others Wis
Il tIng Nashville requiring medidal aid, Is respect
fully called 20 this oce, No 81 peaderCk street
ond eOor, between Cherry and tho Square,
Dr.. COLudaN iE an old practtoner OF medicine he
almost unlimited experience aud hsttering SUCCESS
Cor many years past, n the treatment OF FuvArE DIS
sass has induced him 90 devote hs undivided atien'
uon 30 an diseases ,ol tha nature Many cases OF
the most invetcrato character have promptly yielded
IN hIs improved method of treatment
Primary Secondary, Tertiary aud Hereditary sym.
Ills Gouorrhoa, Gleat and an diseases of mo genita
and urinary organs, meet With no resistance TO his
vcnudIcF.
female irregularities and functional isderanre
monts of the Womb, and mo 5i85s-v arising from
CESSATION and 100 muugcd partUrtou,
Eyey case of Raducblo Rupture, and of Pios ard
PrOapsus of the Rootum, aud most cases of FFtula,
can be- cured by process nearly painless, 70 either
OF the latter eases is undertaken boy Dr.. Coleman, a
cure Is iHuduaby iOIrruatai, az careful cxamnaicd
always pacseua tine necessary Indications of success 0y
failure by bis improved mothod ol operating.
porrons of cthcrEeX applying u ptrsou ur by letter
tdoscribug easel the arai symplons of any acute
specific disease can be cured m must cases uy nc
abortivo method, M forty eight hours
Siflct confidence, prompt attention. aud moderate
charges, will govern him with his patrons,
- No mercury used n the treatment OF utnura
dssdssi a. be believes % most casoa) % produces
VTorao disease than that q IL given 90 cure.
once hoar1 from eight 10 mo morning ul nine Ia
ths evening 40 10, 'd3-iy
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JonN H. Hur, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
NJ Washable, Trm.
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets every TUESDAY Even.
ing, at their HAL, ON ho corner oC Union aud sum.
mer Streets The officers for the preEeut term, are
o. s. Iesuour, N. c., J. p Mills, Y0.; j. D. Wcakoy
secretary; h. spain, Treasurer
TFabue Lodge, No. l0--Mecls at tho same place
every Monday Evcning, Tho officers are r. A.
Campbell, n o.. Henry Apple, y.G,; } H. Park,
Secretary r. D. Brown, Treasurer
lSnaey Lodge, 40. 0O-MoeIs At their Hail. on South
cherry street, every Friday hveniug. The officers
are. o. @ Covert, NC; Prank Hartman, Y.Gi james
Wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer
aurora Lodge, No, lO5, GERMANY Meets at the
Hall, corner Of Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening. The officers are Charles Rich,
g. a.; =. Friedma7, NGi - Biuerlich, secretary
Geo. seiforle, Treasurer.
Rhigels EaedmpmeHi no. l--Moots al tho above Han
on tho nrst aud third Wednesdays OF each month.
The officers are. j. b. Mills, CP; n. Mcbride, n. r.i
e.. y Fuller, s.W.; Peter Harris. Dr., J,W.. John v.
Hide, Sribe %. n. Cuttor, Treasurer.
Ollie BrOHch Efnoampmnih No. i-Mccls at tho
,oyo Han 90 the second and fourth wednesday
o. hts Of each month. The oi0ccrs are Jas r Bob,
p@ s Henry Apple, H.P'i l., Noker, sw -. Fried.
man, Jw.' Charles Rucher scribei } n. Ward
Treasurer,
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a ttnd FIX.

once on timo in the village Of b ---,
in the State of Massachusetts,, lived
beautiful maiden of seventeen, whom we
will call Fanny L., and George B.
was her acknowledged lover. The
course of true love ran smooth and ia
due process of time came the usual hap
py termination of their wooing, and the
twain were made one by the benediction
of the holy church.
They were married early one summers
morning, and the same day travelled coz
lily and happily together 10 New York as
the first stage Of the wedding tour.
As a companion, young brother Of
the bride, mischieyous young rascal.
accompanied them, and well il would
have been for the happy pair if they
had trusted themselves TO their own so
ciety, and left James az home to orna-
ment dog tails and spit-ball the school
master
Well, the party arrived at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel. While George was du-
tifully attending 10 the comfort Of his
young wife, James in the performance of
his duties as grOomsman, went TO the
office of the hotel TO enter the names and
select appropriate apartments Pen IN
hand brilliant idea struck him, and in
pursuance Herewith, he entered the
names on the register thus
James T.
Miss Fanny L.
George B.
Fanny retired early, being somewhat
fatigued with travel. George smoked his
| cigar for an hour or two, aud dreamed OF
his hachelorhood, we suppose, aud final
| ly he requested 20 be shown 90 his apart
ment. An obsequiOus waiter came with
candle IN hand, and asked what number
| il was.
with the lady who came with me.
replied George.
The waiter smiled hcoitatod, and then
approached an exquisitely dressed clork.
and repeated the question.
"With the lady VINO arrived here with
me-" George answered again, blushing 20
the tips Of his ears.
The clerk smiled, and shook his head
os if in pity at tho young mans ignor-
| rance.
"it wont do sir, you have mistaken The
house. sir. SUCH things are not allowed
here. sir
"WoD't do! why want 10 go 10 bed"
THAT You may certainly do in your
own room, sir, but not ia the LADY, anart-
ment, sir"
"rhe lady's apartment. Why that
lady is my wife,
The clerk bowed ironically, "Allyery
fine, sir, but it won't go down. sir here
is the entry, sir"
George looked at the register and there
was the entry, sure enough "Miss Fan
ny L., George B.
He saw the whole secret al glance
he protested and entreatcd but il was OF
| no use.
lie called on James 10 witness his We
raciiy, bnt James was no where 10 be
I found.
The bystanders laughed and the clerk
was memorable; and the poor fellow was
forced 10 his solitary chamber 10 pas
the night invoking blessings on the whole
Of respectable houses and younger broth
ers.
How George Justified bis conduct 10
the disconsolaie Fanny, This yeriiable
history does NOT state
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A HoRsE JoCEEY's PROposAL.--T The
publication Of the names Of all persons
applying 10 contract with the govern
ment, atiixing the nature OF their apple
cation, is said 10 be having a good effect
at Washington. One man applies for a
contract at SD per day, with four or
five assistants al So a day each, 10 cure
all the disabled horses In Gen. MoClell-
ans army
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The Orleans Advocate figures mp a loss
TO that city OF S25O,O00OOO, as the effect
Of Secession already experienced. OF this
amount Sl50OO00OO is set down as the
value Of agricultural productions lost to
the oommerce Of that port, BY the nus-
pension Of trade. This Il paying dear
for the whistle.
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.

SleriG-James NJ. Hinton napD,ir'-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. buchanan,
Regiser-Phincas Garrett
T,uses-w. Jasper Taylor.
Coroaer--N H. Bslcher
Ranger-John Corbitt
ReronBs Collector. G. Brley.
Railroad Tar Collecior-w. u. Robertson.
Constable for The NashriH, Dbriot-lohn D. Cover
and r. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
Il,dgs--Hon. James whltwnth.
Clak--P. Lindsey Niohol.
So The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday In
each month aud the Quarterly Court composed Of
the Magistrates OF the County, held the arst Mon.
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
JsSge-IIou, Nathaniel Baxter,
Clerk-navId c. Love.
a. The Court meets She ar,t Monday in March
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judoe-IIou. william X. Turner.
Olerk-Charles +. pIggons.
~ Tue Court meets the arst Monday Ia April Al.
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT
Chancellor-Hon. Samuel u. Fricrson
Clerk AID Master. r. Gleayea
80 The Court meets the drst MoudaJ in May and
Noyepber.
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ARRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

Louisville Nashville RR Train leaves at 7t5, AN.
=. g. arr At $50, Pm.
Nashville q Decatur R.R. Train loayss at 600, A st.
arr. Ri 100, lN,
Nash. a Chattanooga RR, Train leaves at 1000, AN.
m82b, Pm.
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ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY


Persons wishing 10 send Freight and Packages by
the Morning Trains Of Che LoumyLlh ANS NASH
ynr, and HAsHvuIr Aso DFoArUR RAILROADS.
must have the Gsme ~ the once by oc'oos tho
evening ProvlCH
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We learned yesterday morning that
tlerebcls had burned ihe wooded bridges
aud blew up the iron one, On the Lonis
willie aud Frankfort Railroad, over Benson
creek, this side Of Frankfort The
bridge oFsr the Kentucky river az latest
accounts had not bsca desiroyed.-L0H-
iwiNe Democrat Of Sunday
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern NaH,yla fouisyillc, arrives Daily, 53OPM
leaves TA5AM.
Columbia via r a. E.R. arrives $50 PM.
leaves 6.t0AM.
shclhy,iHc, via y. a RIP, arrives 3.3OrM.
leaves - 1000 M.
Lebanon, arrives l2.OOM
leaves eco PM.
Memphis Mail, leaves naiyv Louisville and Cairo.
POsT.OFFICEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARR
Libeuy, Alexandria,
Gordonsyllc, SmithYne,
Watertown, Jennings Fork.
lost OFFICES OK LINE OF ~ q e.. R.R..-
Murfreesboro, Fostcrville
Iordan'a Valley, W ShobyNine,
Chrstiana. pAlmettn.
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B, B. CoNNOR & BRO.

B. B. COMMON & BRO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no CoLTEGE STREET.
Sew STOCK Just received aud for snIe
low Ia close Qua ConsigumeniH.
0O(O Bbls. Salt, tor sale by
EOO APPS CoNNoR X BRO.
IOO apS ooNNoR BRO.
~ Coils ROPE Tor safe by
Do apps coNNoR \ BRO.
Az Sps coNNos 4 BRO
10 sS'l '''' Coal on .'' '''' Z 5'oxxon BRO.
$50 's .ss ''oo''' ''' sale . 55oxsoa BRO.
.EO boxes soar, Tor sale by
OO APPS COSNoR BRO
Oh SpS coNNoR \ BRO
. chests TEA, tor sale by
~ aps ouNNuN wv
- half chests TEA, for sale by ........
IL APPS CONNER BRO.
10 Ds1s: Yeast POWDERS, for s .5% Sy i, opo.
| 90 casks SODA, for sale by coy,o, n,o
400 gross MATCHES, tor sale by
IOO cps C6NNoR BRO.
20 'o APIS '''' 'N'O'''' 10Y '''S o05kSNoR BRO
20 sps ~ CoNNoR \ co.
IA apis sS; VINEGAR '' sale by coxson g. BRO.
I'D spS '''''' ''' y ooNNoR 4 BRO
"a sps . = ''''' ''' ''' 'coNNoR 4 BRO.
> APPS Common 4 BRO
| = kits sIIAD, Cor saleby
/ - aps CONNOR& BRO
10 bbls TROUT, for sale by
Ia APPS Common \ BRO
10 ' APPS "A'N''''' ''' safe SGyoNSoR 3 BRO
4 bbs. CIDER, for sale BY
Il APPS CONNOR \ BRO.
10 SSs ''''' ''"'''' TOY '''i cSSSNoRs BRO
I & boxes prlcd sealed, tor saleby
! 10 APPS Common x BRO,
! Oh kegs NAus, for sale by
/ on APPS Common BRO.
OO APPS C6NvoR 3 BRO.
IClE hays MEAL, Tor sale by
/ ZO APPS CONNOR6 RRO.
Roo bhls IoUR for sale by
OOO APPS, Common BRO
ON casks HAMS, for sale by
~ APPS CONNO & BRO.
| 90 casks slnGs, for salc by
! ~ APPS Common q BRO.
OlOn nhls One POTATOES, Tor sais BY
EAFAt apps CONNOR 4 RIO.
on boxes fresh Garden slEn TOR stls hy
~ apps CONkOR BRO.
. bbB Onion sElS Jorrale by
= apps Common BRO.
Jn tierces Cuuyassed HAMS, with large lot OF Al
~ sorts Of Goods, which We will close QUA iuw, q
our Old stand, No Doicgestreet
APPS b n. CONNOR 3 BRO.
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RrbiSsun Countp 9irtttog.
CITY GOVERNMENT
iom HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.

i0HN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Reoordey
JOHN cnUMBfEy, Mafsiai.
Deputy Marslais-W. n. Wilkinson, A. C. rdcker,
id James A. atoeie.
Clerks ofhe Martci-Iohn Chumbley er-Qgieioi arai
d !. Ryan, second aud John Reddick third
1ay Alsessor-rW william Driver
RsussHs coRecior-.A. 81 ssi=aAland
Water Tar Coiieeios-- 81 D Garrett
Tseasrer-R Henry
WAR Ma,isY-ffiomas feakc.
Superintendent 81 he H'orthouse--J. O. D1dd.
Superintendent Of he Water Woris--1aines Wyatt
chief Of he Fire Depafiment--John NJ Seahury
serton Of me Cenctcry--T. n. Mcbride.
Street Oeerseer--J. l.. stewart
Gin AHorney-lohn McPhai smith.
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11nE aaTFRa 90 rnE ORDER
a 0f 81 noMfNio, wen known n
IBIS and adjoining states as rxperien
ced aud competent direciors OF Female
Education. respectfully inform the citi
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CRY COUNCIL.

BOARD Of AtdcrInsn--M VI. Bren, President !. r.
Newman, a. A. j. Mayneld II.G. scove, WIN Cheat
haru, j. Smith NJ. C. T.. Claiborne, and Jas Robb.
oH,non Coumcl--w r. Jones, President William
Roberts, T. j. Yarbrougb, VIM. Driver, VIM. stewart,
Louis Hough W hIullins James Turner, g. NJ. South
gate, A. J.. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, = p.
Knowles aud John cready.
STANDING COMMITTEES or nm cTy COUNCIL.
Finanoe-Knowes scoyc and Cole.
Water WorLs--Auderson Smith and Claiborne.
Streets Yn brough, Turner southgate, Davis Brieu,
Mayasld, Cheatlam and Claiborne.
Bhasj--yewinaB, Stewart aud Turner
Hospiial--Jones, MayGeld and Sloan
Standardization, MayGeld and kuowles
Fire Departneni--Cready, Driver aud Newman.
Gas-~Driver, Cheatham and Davis.
Cctnefery--Sm NTH Stewart and Newman.
Afarket House-Roberts, SleWau and Turner.
Slares--IIough Claiborne and DAVIS.
Poiice-Cheatham, Brien aud Anderson
Eprino,-Hough, Claiborne and Brien.
Workhomss- Choaiham, hIayncd and Knowles.
Improvements and Expenditure Sole, scovci and
trcady.
Public PyoperB--Brieu, Cheatham aud Turner
psf Ifouse--siay ncld Jones and Roberts.
A. The Board oi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays In
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN each month.
NIGHT POLICE
0apiain-Iohn Baugh.
first Lieatliaht-wm. lsrbrough.
Second Lisuienaat--John H. Davis.
Poiicemen--wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Nich Ia
vie Joel philiipy Wm Baker John Cottrell, William
h,ayo, John Euglea, J. W. Wright, john Puokott,
Robert Scott W. c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yatcs, and Charles llultt
a. Tho Police Court IS opened every morning NJ
nine o'clock
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rEmrIs PER SESSION .

rAYARlr Is ADVANCE.
For Board and Tution, Sfi, $40, So and .sU. gc-
cordug to the department Of The pupils
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Coming to Their senses.
ARMED INTERVENTION.

rom tho Richmond Dispatch, sepIenDrrl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-25
REAL ESTATE.
A.,,s4 USES %5,ssssu
G!i FOR RENT. G!l

G5M FOR RENT. G!l
Brick House Gu Market street. belwsen sth and 9Th, No
sih, $3.50 10
Frame llOue In NieehRnic street below Lombard ST.,
No 81, SIS 90
Brick II and Lot Lord street, third door from
karuad, No. IS, 800 90.
nrcS House Lord stree second door from Railroad,
SO 40.
frame House corner OF Church Taylor streets, sos o.
do do On ray lOr street adj oning the above s5OUo
Five llriek Houses of nth street rue Nos Col,
tV5 Ol0 tui Ald buH' nAeh sou W.
rive Brick Houses i2ih street near Lombard, NoA.
60l sos, 5O7, t09 and Oh, euh SEQ 0O-
Two frame Houses on hddles Lana nrst from Stone
Tavern each $1,000
tiame House adjoining the alley 90 tavern, $50 20
Four Frame House adjoining tho above, each $50 90
BRICK H'use on Lombard street between MeCeuley
and lyth streets, SEQ ~,
Brick House W, corner Of front and Thorn sire Is,
$l25 20,
Cottage at N W corner II French and th sts "a o.
lsk Hodse on TAnall Street above Second street. No
2Os, SO 90.
Small Brick Cranseaireet b4w4en Third aud Fourth
streets, $40 90
Ice iI5ase yard on i1th street b tween Market aud
I Orange sire 'ts.
Two Frame Houses i2th aud Elizabeth streets, each
/ s32 90,
! Ninth Streets sSt 90
Brick House, 40. 1913 King street between lsh and
/ llth streets, Sl0D o.
Brick House, Taylor between Locust and Bultonwood
slI0 10.
Rriea House Market street between laih and l4tt
Streets 500 u0
Hrluk stable On l-h street between Market and Urang,
! streets, $6S 90
Brick house 9th street between riae aud Spruce
street $50 co.
Brick House, ruums well finished, with 10 aores o
/ land, and brick stable, Wilmington, $500 90
A ileuse and premises at the s. Il. conner Of Matka
and Water Streets, Ia the tenueoi james H. Cox
VIM. p Carr, possession on ihe 18th OF March next
Apply To MIGLlAM MeGAuLLkY
leb2S. COD Markut St, Wilmington. Del.
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wAwAsET NURSERIES,.

NEW BOOKS!
Al H. s. Il. Butiers Book and NeWspdpe, Store
l20 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Rumps, a story of American Life by a. W Curtis.
HIe Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins.
lkarry Hafaun, by John T, Irving,
The Attorney. by John \. Irving.
The Constitution vi the United States.
lid Lille. by Capt. Mayne Reid.
Life OF General Francis Marion
Euefybudys Lawyer
Moral History nf Women.
Miss ubvrt's Career
une OF Then, by Chas. Lever.
The First False Step, By Reynolds.
The Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins
Twenty tive different kinds of Novels al a dime each
All the Magazines Daily and Weekly Newspaper
Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles sale Ia fiea
variety Ap ~
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AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auctioneer
&C, &c.
d. T.. RICHARDS,

III AvING for many years been engaged in the lower
III portion o New Castle county Austioneer, aud
recently Real Estate Agent in Dover Kent rOunty
offer my services to the people of Wilmington in the
capacity. have Just taken an Office in the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-25
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

convey dnce15I NobhAles upAASJ
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. HI Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES sc, &C., promptly and
PR0MissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinda bought and anld on
rnmnsson In this city at the Brokers boards In Pha
dulphA, New York other cities by means Of cores
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged On Stocks or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
OF quarter per cent bang divided between ourselves
aud our agents.
DRAFss.-we draw on philadelphia, Nav York or Bns-
ton aud procure drails on other American elites at tue
lowest rates uf exchange
FORBlGN DRAFrs-we draw on Great Britain, Ire
aud, Germany and every other country In Europe,
houses vl undoubted standing. Ia SUNS to suit OUR
customers
EXClIANGE--F Foreign Or Doinestie--bought and sold
at the favorable rates allowed by The market
premium will almost always be allowed for Cheeks Now
York.
REAL ESTATE We attend to the purchase and sale
of Real EstAte in town country aud respectfully tnvtt
purchasers sellers to give us call We rent houses
and when desired by out customers attend TO Inc cole
ton Of their rents.
COLLECTIoNs--our correspondence enables US 10
reach any prominent point in America o In any foreign
country, through the most reliable chAuueS our Acii
tiea Tor making collections therefore complete hnu
consequently persons aVang temse of them may bl
uuhdent that their business will be- faithfully and
StOinpty attended to- charges as low as are
N ade by any reliable PARTIES
In every where employed our ain Ia to dc
he host the interest Of our customers, aud We solic
he patronage Of our friends and the public generally.
Jan JOHN McLkAR SON.
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UNDERTAKERS.
HOTELS.
EXCHAN GM HOTEL

No. II Dock 81 Phtiadelphia,
CLste col. i. j.. JONESl
mHIs Hotel, keit the EaropeaR Pian, is convenient
for Travellers, euns, and the Pnhlic generally be-
ing in the immediate nsehhorhdnd Of the Exchange
Joining Post Office, sna within few minutes walk
" the Delaware Whafve the landings Tor Steamboats,
from all parts.
Meals can be had at all hours, from = O'Clock liz the
morning TO II O'Clock at night for u cents and up
wards Lodging Rooms be procured ali times for
g7tz cents D. night The Chambers clean. we'll ven
tilnted and a a.. ally furnished. The Eating Depart
ment will be provided with the hest the pro-
duce the Drinking Counter furnished with good quets
and choice Cigars. The Proprietor hopes tat by strict
personal attention with competent and obsing servants
j. OTTENKIRK,
(Iats Of Baltimore, Md and Madison House philsdal
jylT-ly PROPRIETOR
. Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
ME would call the attention u GARDENERS and others
w large selected stock Of fresh Seeds consisting
Of Garden, Four and Agricultural seeds cultivated BY
the celebrated Seeds men, b. Laudrrth Sp Those in
want OF good and reliable seeds, can find them at
O. CHANDLER 4 son,
mar 6ll Market street.
FOR SALE.
A MORTGAGE for $1,000 for sale very favorable
n terms Apply to -
6O6 Market Street
Wilmington. July %, 1861.
CRlMsHAw's RHEUMATIC LlNiMENT
" 600 Market 81
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL DEPARTM EMF.
N1NETY-sEVENTH SESSION dss4-G0.

vi - - i - n l. - - J. "A IL M - ~ l.
NINErYsEvENTH SESSION uss!-i9.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ b. EInrritns Professor Of Surgery.
GlnRgl y. Noop, NJ, D. Emeritus Professor Of Theory
and Practice ui Medicine.
SAMUEL JAegaoY, NJ D., Prot 10 la tituies of Medicine
Hr6H H. londH NJ H. Prof Obsirfic4 aud the Disrases
of Women and Children
JostrH CARsos NJ D., Professor Of Matrria Mada and
RoplRT E. E0dEi,s, NJ D. Professor ef Chemistry
lusRfn lElpH, NJ H.. Professor OF Anatomy.
HEsRY II. SMITH, NJ. H.. fin'utsor ul surgery,
Of Medicine
wuluM lltNr, NJ. D., pemeusiritor OF Anatomy
The L. eiufes 0fHc - ss6H iuH Jril an The tc9ai Nom
daVot Oeiober dHd eia5c ot ne fTsi " Mttt
One lu troductory will be delivered to tie Conre
Clinical Instruction iH given throughout tile Session, in
the Medic al HALL ty the Professors aud at the res VI
yAnia aud other Hospitals.
The Diseciiug ROOMS under the rultrlniendenre of
The Professor d Anatomy aud Tho bempnstta0r opeL
from the middle Of september.
The Room for Operative sursery and Tie Application
Of landAges &, is open gaY in Sc piemher and through
cut the sessiOu nnde the supervision o the Professors
OF Surgery
Surgical Demonstrations Ii LiSos ii pdF, MD.
Fees for the Lectures teacn iioi.ssor $50 SiOi
Maririrnlatnn Fee tpad once onlyJ %
Graduation Fee. 80
X. Il ROGERS, NJ. d., Dcaa oi tie .Hedicai fleuiig
University Building
sAMuBL PRicB Jandor,
University University
ts.-Bosrd may be had q, tom Sa 10 10 So per week
Arpt9EoW.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-25
0In Skill there is Safety !"
II. X. Bripghurst's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Rei1H Druggist GID Fourth and
4UGrktt street,
cEPnALic PILLS tSpapdings) for Head Ache at n
X. Bringhursfs 3li Market street
BROWNS BRONCHIAL 1kOCnES one of the brsi
articles for diseases OF tie thrpst 2e H. H. Bu shurst-
Drug Store.
TOwNsEND's sARsAPARTLLA, fresh stock just re-
ceved aud for sale hy IL H. Rringhurst Apotheeaty.
wISHARr'S pine Tree Ttr Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to he had at h. Bfinghursts Drug
store.
sPAFFORD's OLIVE TAR. the genuine article to be
had by calling at H. r. Bringhurst's Drug Store.
Mrs. WlNSlOW's SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethug, at II. X, Bfiughursts.
FLAskS tor spoTtsnrn-l nave hue assortment VI
rous sizes from y pint to pint. have just imported
them and they the finest quality OF DiSOns Ilisks-
H. r. Briughutst, 3l7 Market street.
BRANDY and WHISKY selected pure and OF fine
quality for medical IuTpcsesu by H. K. BriuBhurst.
FLAdG'S RELIEF for the immediate relief OF pain, at
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ton, Thursday the th day Of october at 10 o'clock
A..
COLD CREAM Tor chapped hands lips for sale iu
any quantity, by II. Il. hr Ehurst,
FINE SALAD OIL, superior article at IL. Il. Bring
| hufst's
HosTETTER's DlTrEks. they give general satisfaction
and are now in great vogue II. r. Bringhurst
/ Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
since last except corn which has advanced tour cent
per buAhel.