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scroraIas ,SrrEins,s Evil.

ScuOsuSus OF E'HkE LFlf,
Is ,olstsutionai ai.<zs> . reerruptoa q y.
II blood by sAich as frid heeoues vliis,ed. vs4
sif poor. Being IN the circulation, u perSsdcs -
whoe body. ssdsnsy burs in dl-eass on any 81
al - No orgAR il free from ia attacks NJ. Is thar
~heh ifn( not 'ae-trey TIE sscfofoicns is.-s
- Aros-ly srss sy VfrseriAl eisepse. ios living.
si .ss s!ss al: sSs-s s'sH a. :,
~ s,,.,, ssasrs1l I5'ssiieS sss5 3 I. 0sEn \ :
uon,'' indeed. u seens io he the rod ol Rri W.
says, 'fwiiiNiii teiHie -iks o. de fathers rpo1
thesr cllidren.'
II. eIsets oor--nessce ~ r;poaooi sros. shs bis-
- oorrspl q siosEous nsssI. ~hlcA. In he .ang-.
i,ef, and ~ rnal organs. termed trrberSes -
.as Gard s~r. Ald o. Lhe sari-cs. s<1rsion.
sbiaaA ssTseses s'le rrxis. 9. re. = si-s scr-1
'i',s ., ss'f -. s. i >.ys far la possr =
: X . - ia = :, 80, \, - 49,; soa.sSees.
~ sss.lr,os. a tssls nsslra arc slll-.aSeres Z.
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fp--rtay wl-ieh 1Asia 3alan fxu.y s,i--.t
orss az:sss.,y e = a. ,e.sis,s sssfstnaass
D. on, snd sdsss. 81 al sAs .<txs-a. s1ise frsss
I arc AZ s-s.iea - - ~&us fs1Se.
oas e9aTis, q 40 osy pi;s. ~ -Ssefaiuu-. sa.:'
tbc heath = sdcrraeh syzstl- T. cleanse Il Do.
tsss -.ssgs wr nn.t renossie tp hlsod oy alter.
tie fasilese. A4f inyigGFie by healthy sss- A.
exercise saeh smecieiaeu ue sspply n
; ffk
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparlils
rhe fness ofecsea remedy ~isct-.. = aicsi skr:
oaf tisnss Can devise * tlRcssry~hsrc prevailing
ssa fsssl Is-lsdy, lSeornooee fhr he Iaoss sc.ss
pnedi.is that kase bftn, discovered lcr ths exs.r,
ssfion " tls fcf dis5rs>r f<ns tll.s blood 40 -
rescue o. he tsatrn IRON ~ .<<1frurrire e.
qssrnsess heaccBf shrlid - eaz,lcs "A ~ - 60
q screfuis, but also les osl~r .s.-f-..
which arise fforn \, such a.
f~upsivs and skin Fsp-~.>s 81 A,shor.s. -
p Hose. or krs sipelss. 2m2iro. fsstniss. k-clrl
-, Blaine and Boils, Tenors. 7e<tsr knc -als
khsum, Scal1 Head. k'ssucrs, khsl-
latslB, Syphilitic and kercrrcxl
Diseases. Dtopsy. .Ds~step1s
lrhilitys sna, ineee4- Al
Complaints ara I'm
vffated Or lnpnrs
El0od.
The popular belief IA ~irnpurity II tie hloccs =
founded IN truth, Cor scnofas asa degencrailoc c tte
blood The particular purpose ard virtue cf a..
SArssnarilE = % purify and reeeneale his vita, -
u. without when sound heath Il Impossible r ri.-
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-, .assrsi.~aaeat. afy e-nts per syasrs each
r-ertou. 80.
s.slslAossry arrangements nsts with tho-- ~ho
- - .iserti-~ ty The yesr. With the privilege ~
.1.,nx A. plc ssure.. Yearly sdseTtisers however,
-. - condrst strictly - their regular to-iasse.
I'D ~ Iag 2ndft~rfE- -,
Aa.ertlsesnents In Ne special u0tice column VII
- sa.rxed t~o prices-
ktss~d-enefts Kept c,fstartiy On ne i-'i@e'
,rics sud hAlf
sas7ne.s socss published IA The oesi G uiiil., u
- - = .n
r viii BE- charged for each insertion
Al. Il over IN lines, Ten cents Pr line
<fs.rtfssnsnss s~nt In iOr 40 specified Inc. VIII
% i1s<rted thre- ioontss, urless oreefri - -,
80. alteration q = standing advcrrsefnvat vi
s~ea-s 70 : renewal u he same, onle-~ ".Aet~ee
srnours-snx candidates for gnire u every tr-cr1P
sioo viii oe charged e. 90 Cor each name In the Daily
ana e. 90 !. the Daily All Weekly, at'sas- - ar
N .,..c..s-fr s,lvertlser whstrver.
faharx~. Ill ~ made for Inserting the notices VI
a. tl-f~rs Societies. % Associations - follows;
s,r Zach nofic~ nOt exceeding lines = cents isr
- inseTtou. over eight lines Al this rate
Amounting Dc sfhs With fanera no.i-o @''~~-rN'
b. Without notice, Tree.
<otlces u Festivals. ricIcs and kxcuf<ions toti~n
q, ~. Ind lxiduAls z-socistious Or ~ ehhfeh~-s
81 SECULAR prices.
fesal advertisements in>~rt-i A. m erf.'.-@ r
Ailorn~ys ordering srd paymeni not 70 = 1s.Asss
ia.- Pahushsr No accountable Tor the Aceuraey ~
80 advertisements se,on8 the snount charged Tor
tt-i, g-elic-'iee-
ne Weekly Express
suhllsb.a .~.sy "Wednesday. .ttl so psr snnun.
sfxsnCs.
sSSo paper 40. without TIE uoosy sSf eoutinu-
.lonsrr time thai pad f0r
.ase. ss advertisiug in weekly.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TRUMPS: A NOVEL By GEO.
Il CURTIS. -plendidly illustrated by Boppn.
MACAULAI'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol 5ih
THE WITS AND BEAUX Of SOCIETY
BY t.e author o. 'Quseus n Society,"
.piotwtf A. W. n. BUCKISaHAk's
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u. T.. DEtk s. 90.
PLOWS.

1 i Growers Eagle Iron Works
improved ary ste~i flc~.. rlErr ar1 itii halfs-
- different aEes. >l-o f1f- hurs luf cthsr cas-
rlsgs, ths bet In use sb1 a gr-f .ets tns1 nst
sveE teen troEn iu 1.rre Hal.e Terms cssh-
Al kfnda q picv r~psrs1 IN the rest uaure--
Rsrtnfss, - tiroTeI's fc-1trT, Ierre Hazis
Feb--x-y s5u7-
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I RoS, Buildings, fifth .ra,r

The coIiesiA'e coags Include. ne rrine.p.e. aud
Doubt Entry Book Keeping
Adapted 70 every department u Inland and For.
risn connmerce ~ the author oi infr- ) tens 81
boos-keepnK
Stock ami Farfrcrsdis BoekS
sxsmpIirying namerou- eases Of diaIcnH openins
and closing, changes IN firms &C.. supplied "a m.
author forty gears experience h h1sine.
The SsulemeHf of Single Esfrg ParsersLir
Books,
Generally 50 little understood asi I've Professors
81 BOOK +ccPing ia this city, rcctnilr made cur a
onf NESS balance shee' containing Is, eoa erfers
ReefJyng DerGased Double EHtrg Books.
frequent and highly responsible duty. .xplainei
ia no other treatise cn accoufis.
Changing a Single 10 a DoAhl, Eafga LsdQty
Illustrated for the iirss time IN puG Hoal keeping
The Pricaie LedgeT.
For keeping the results OF he busin~-- private 10
often desired hy exienssr- irm>l remains wholly
unknown 70 the pupil O. al .ihcr Commercial
Schools
B0siness Coyrespoalsnoe.
The volume Of Dua's Manuscript Busines, Letter.
affords the most complete course - instruction 10
business Forms
systematically arranged and iangh' ia correction
with the books Of practice.
Commercial Compilations
Including numerous business operation. never ,hor.
oughly taught n ether schools
Commercial and OrHaasnfai Peamans.ib
BY " II. Dun and c c Cochran suthors u the
nov editions Of tho Gems Of Pcnmsnshir aud New
>chooi Com Books.
The popularity Of she-. in,pro, enents. AMI th,if
elegant business writing attest the advantages IL
this department over al other COLLEGE,. Faet or
West. rhe enlarged edition ID Hna 4 Dncan's
cs.rs Of
BssiacSs anf Csaamca'sl Pena,a asaii
Il tho most complete Seig-insiructor pahll-ied .e
gAnily bound. mailed postpaid. fof s.
Dun n Dnncan's New school con, R,oh- hneiy
engraved, with The author. instruction. ou each
cover. 30 cent, per dozen.
The Cheapest Coy Bpck ia Ips~
For si particulars, send ics or elegant nv rsr.
enlar, pp. 6o, with sample. of orr panman'. ~ri-
ting, inelosing - cent, e.
u. T.. DUFF \ soN. Principals.
80 STRANGERS win please irquir, or reputation
n The city. where We are tesf knovf-
mar2sdwl
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"a i = 7 h a G Z,

or Ne FIFTEENTH SEKf.ssgU4L SF4fr.
AkNT 2f r.e condition o. ne FOHE NM.
kaFt'E COKP1NI of ~ CHy II Asi8 yosI,
o7 fss LEI dIH ~ JssHdrs. isol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable rurcs OF these affections have been
made hy tho Alternative power Of this medicine II stmu-
laes tla vital functions into action, and thus
0veTcomes dalreTs which would be supposed beyond s
reach such remedy has long been required by the
cesstes the people, and confident that this will
do for tbeln all that medicine do.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Deeirable Property for Sale.

..,ssa rrHE undersigned Executors OF the last viii
fiiRs1 / aud Testatanent of Miss Sarah Black, de
liisBfH deassd by virtue If the power and authority
thereby vested In them, offer at private sale the
House and Lot on Market Street above Eighth Street. No.
S27 in the City Of wilmington, Delaware The House i1
three story brE building with gas and water fixtures
and al other modern improvements, and the Lot has
front Of g Market Street and extends hack to
Shipley Street.
Also au unmproved Lot on shpey Street. lying direct
Is in he the rs aforesaid Lot having ont OF ~
feet and extending through 10 Orange street. mus having
two fronts.
Persons desiring In the property will hnd access U
II by calling Miss Martha r. Dubois who has the Key
at No. 500 shpley Street Wilmington, Del. For tsrms
it' JAMES CoUPER,
New Castle. Del.
JOHN C. GRooME,
ian3ltr Elkton, Md, Executors
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
SKIN DISEASES.

Erypipellp, Rlngw0rIn Maatlei, Small pny Srarlitina
Rash Itch Cnaneona Erupli0n4 HlOrleR, Fimpeh, Pus'
tule-, whtthe sc4y pry waiey, ern'lel OF Maitery,
are auickly healed hy ree oi this Iarainic on
meni IT. aprlntiln materially ar4sed by tAkng ii"l,
l,say's Puntyius Pills. which q, r,se powerful and
nelllhN nhmem.n un ll. Llnld Anl .rrIellnn.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Ez HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKET sTREEr-store and dwelling below
Second excellent business stand Three story
brick dwelling house between Tenth and Eleventh Htfet Is
IN KIM sTREET--A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, three stories main
aud back builduaa baths iu first rate order generally
good dwelling honse South East corner ot seyenth and
King streets.
IN sHsPLEY STREET-Thrse story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, o. feet front so feet deep.
IN TATNALL S1ltEET-four three story briek
dwellings above Eleventh street.
IN WEST SrREET-Four new three story brick dwell
iugs above Eleventh streat.
in ELEVENTH sTREET-Tbree new three story brick
dwellings between Tatnal and West eireetA
IN SEVENTH sTREET--A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
Two three story brick dwellings, with two story back
buildings.
in SECOND sTREET-A three story brick dwelling
5etween French and Walnut streets; might be made
good business stand.
IN BRANDYWINE YlLLAGE-Two story brickdwa
ing IN Brandywins Village, would he exchanged for pro-
perty in town.
BUILDING LOTs.-A desirable property at the eornel
of Third and French Streets suuble either for building
lots or a site for a manufacturing establishment
I JOHN MeLEAR & SON.
nv 10 LII Market street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FOR THE NAIID tVhE Of
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOHrseneHs,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipieni Com
sumption, and for the RELIEF
of CoMsumptive Patients
I'm advanced Stages
of the Disease.
fhis Is remedy SO universally known to surpass any
other or the cntu Of throat ani lung complaints that 4
is useless here to publish the evidence Of lis Ntnes lie
untyaled eyreenec ior coughs and colds, and its tluy
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made II
known throughout the civilized nations Of ths Garth
Few are the communities, u even families, among them
who hnve mt personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their midst o its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders OF tho throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality OF these disorders, and
they know too the effects o this remedy, we need n
do more than them that las now nll the VT
tnrs tiat il tl have when making The which have
won ~ strongly upon the confidence OF mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. C, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold by F.. BRGEdnuRsT& Co, H. RElNGnuRsT
"a II. dkIMsilAw ~ Go. D.. MrlNAlls aud dealeu
yefYwhere nS"l-ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
.Az% FARMS -
sisss. FOR. SALE. .:sis

:.::ss: FOR SALE. -;
No,gcaled Pine Grove, containing ITO acres,
or LEST, within mile CT Wilmington with Mansion Iress
Lawn and outbuildings. :, -
with 70 acres Of land less within mile OF Mii
mington with outbuidnss, and choice fruit trees anu
-ran,g. handsomely laid out and planted with trees
Nj i-Adjoins No 3--containipg acre of land, with
handsome Dwelling well shaded, and ssblng- NOE d
and would be sold together
No "a Farm Of vi acres more or less miles south
erly from Kenuett Square Chester Co.. Pa with barn
nut-iuildings fruit, &c.i In good order. m
NJ. "a Farm Of 70 the rosd from Miltown
Gn Mil Greek lid) to Newark, within "a miles OF slil
town in good order and with fair buildings
No "A Farm in good order, and good buildings, oi ~
acres, in Brsndywne Hundred miles from Wilmngpn,
NJ. S'3s5 acres for sale within miles Of Kennett
Sauars thelBrandywine, along the rallroau win
good huidngstwo Dwellings, aud would divide We'll ~
excellent order. ,,,.,
within miles oi Backbird st ltion with bnlahss anu
orchards. -. ,,.
ter County, with good Buildings, Orchards de' ahu III
good order ~
wiimngiondiv into fields with reasonable pu'n
ngs In fair ORDER &c g.,
pretty good buildings in fair orderi suitable Tor ueA
ing. . ,,-...,,..,i T.. r,..,.,,s,,,. tt,n.,,s5 with
In u, miles uf Wilmington, with Orchard and eoni0rlA
III. luildings aud within half mile Of Bhpleys Man
niOn There ID beautiful site thereon overlooking tue
No $50 acres Of land within 2Js miles Of Whining
BrhndyWlne hunufetlt win u'u
ingf and sha4e trees. ~,
Eo 100 acres on FOuk Road, In Brandywine Hun
dred with old buildings, aud fruit.
No lG--About 20 acres, with good, nearly new Stone
iiunse and outbuildngs.
No i7.--25 acres mostly WOOdland-no buidiags-ph
| the dywne, miles from Wilmington. -.
No 1876 Of excellent Land and moderate Bnild
ings near old Blue Ball, in ChriatauA Hd.
No. le-An excellent Farm Of $50 acres In Brardywine
Hundred near Talley ve with good Dwelling and ous
/ buildings. It Is in excellent order.
No. 2I-- ESQ Of Land aud Cedar Swamp for sale
App1luiuimink Huudred--a bargain. go
No al-66 acres Of Land in ChT,tlana Hundred, with
! in 30 milee of Nilmington-good improvements.
No. 2e--A Farm Of 10 In Bfandywine Hundred
! within miles Of Wilmington. .
No @l--il4 acres Of good Land 40 80 Of which IL
.ond woodland, within miles Of Dover and miles Of
Dupont station.
No a4-An excellent Dwelling and two or three Tens
meIs with buidngH, aud 10 acres Of Land, on the
phiadellia and Wilmington Turnpike, miles from VIII
| mnrton. Apply ~ ". M'CAuLLEN,
lt.l No. IFS Market ST., wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
SAN RD'S
LIVER INVIGORAT0R,
NEVER DEBILITATEs.

TT 70 cONpOuNDFp ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, and
has he eHtablhed iael htanuatu aigui ., vi
known approved hy AL mat nave uvi It, M ~
IL now resorted To with confidence IN All ''o "'s'
eases for which II il re- a. commented -...,.
1t has cured thousAndi :" wilhn the iaE WI yea,' y
who had givon up all q hopes o. relel - In ..e ~
merous unsolicited certi ncates IN my p"'ueF'''u
show n -, ...,.r. a
The dose must he adapt sd 10 Tie Temperament. ~
the individual taking H. y tud uted ~ t"e" l"AH"
tea as 10 All gently on . the Bowels.
lat the dictates Of your Ri Judgment guide you In
the use of the LIVEN O lNF1SbitAIott'Anu
1, viii cpra Liver Complaints, Bilious
AttAelrs, DyapepsiH, Chr""s D'' D'arrhua'
Summer COM pia'HNa' DShehte'9
1,so,,..r so,,, sto. mach, uRbttuaI
COsttveness, GhOI- l'' Nhoie."' N' So
ra MOrhus, Cholera lhiA''."im1
lenoe, IaundICe, Ee'e " ,,',..-
~ - ~ n,., rY.t1 q cine. It will cure SIC TX
C,IC loo - thousauis can testify,l in
twenty minutes, ~ - w" W I.--.....,.,.. a
npOOnfuls are talk y =" ~
attack. - .,
All XyhO use II are II S'N'"7 '"'"
n its favor
MIX WAFER IN THE MOUTH WITH TllF
INVIGORAIqlR AND SWALLOW BOTH no
GETHER.
p ICE ONE DOLLAR PER HorrLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
NEW BOOKS.
Buekwheat Flour.

O. CHANDELIER SON.
0e II GIL Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Garden and AGRICULTURAL Seeds

WE would call the attention Of Gardeners and others
w 10 our large selected sJck OF fresh Seeds consisting
OF Garden, Fonr aud Agricultural seeds, cultivated by
the celebrated SEEDS men, H. LaDdreh Son These In
want ol good and reliable St ads, can lind them at
mari Gil Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Come One Come All to the
living Home

INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED by THE LIE
GIsLATURE OF DELAW ARE.
n we'll yon will ind real HOME with such variety
of Scenery, Exercises, AmusementH, or wholesome EN-
p,oymeut as will drive dull care away
Ii sick you wilt he kindly treated aud well nnTed y
those whn understand their business and strictly in nc-
cordanee with the direrlonsof whoever you may employ
Tor your phyAleiRn. ,..
ii ntenperate and try 10 be made useful to your-
selves the world by plan oi treatment original
with the proprietor
Gharses less aud accommodations equal If not superior
10 any Institution in the country.
my 2S.tf J. A, BROWN, PROPRIETOR
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
PRIVATE SALE OF
sAI AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

s=as Tho subscriber will sell at Private SAILS, the
TiR& entire stock OF 5loyes, Tin, Sheet Iron and Brit
llsM# tauia ware, Cutlery 6c, besides all the tools
and nxt1res belonging to hrlt class stove, tin
ND sneet iron stnre ao the storo house, work
bops 8c kuown as No 225 Market street, between ID
and 3D. Wilmington Del, extending from Market street
10 aud ironung bipty street formerly occupied by
Geo +. Peterson.
This is an opportunity seldom presented for any one
Wishing in iuurtye business IN desirable To-
cation especially this stand has een long occupied by
persons III this Business For further particulars apply 10
oct2gtf WM. y. ODANlBL'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
Rhenmnti.m. nnnt. LIver comnlnint.
Schirrus.C Cancer TuImOrs, EnIargeMcnt.
liberation, Carries and ENfOliRti0m of
the Homes. q

glont variety II cases have hsn reported to where
ouics Vt these formidable complaints have resulted nom
the OF this remedy, but space here Will not admit
them. Some ul them may ia found IN our American
Almanac. which the agents below named pleased 10
furnish gratis In all who call fut them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

IN ANY bLthAAhs
The Family Ca thnrtic Fill rs
gentle but active Catharts - which the proprietor ha
used in his practice more W than twenty years
The constantly increas-l J ing demand rem mo no
who have long used the - I'll - anu ile sa'islau
tOn which all express In - regard 70 thelr use, mas
indaced me to place them withln me Iesel oi all.
The Profession well - Know thAt niuereh, Va
thartics act different O, portions o. the novels;
The FAMILY CA - .IHAHIlC - - - u u
has with due reference 10 }ths well estaosheu IAe'
been compounded from variety ol lne pNrest Ne
getable Extracts which . act allhe on every psf ~
the alimeutary canal aud lare Sood ana sure ~ ~
all cases where a CahArtc v needed, suen ~ ~ ~
KANGEMENTS of the q 7 NJ ~ u, slEili- Ill
NESS PAINS IN THE RACh AND iMiEs' tS, GnSj
TIVENESS, PAIN AND & suNENEso " ~ ihl
WHOLE BODY, from sud = ION cold when ireluenI
W. il neglected. end in a " l0ns course q rsVsT ,,t,
Loss OF APPETITE III CKhEilNH SkNsALiUN h . i
OF COLD OVER THE ~ BODY, kEnILhsst' ESS -
HEApACllE, or WEIGHT r. IN THE HEAD, ~ lN
rii1DREN or ADULTS 81 RHEUMATISM, grea
PURIFIER OF the BLOOD = and many diseases Z
which flesh is heir, too . numerous 70 mention II
this advertisement Dosh' 70 o.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
| The LIVER INNIGORATOR and FAMILY CA
THARTlC PILLS are for sale by A. Il. Grmshaw Co.
Edward Brnghurst Co., Henry Bringhurst, Whining
| ton Delaware. and by Druggists generally and to
| wholesale by the Trade n all the large towns
! S. T. W. SANFORD, Al. D.,
! Manufacturer and Proprietor,
mAr3o-tf 2Os Broadway, New Work.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
SANFORD'S
FAMILY
Blood Purifying Pills,

COMPOUNDED FRoM
pI1RE vF0ETABIE EXTRACTS, AND PUT UP
GLASS CAsEs, AIR TIGHT, AND WILL KEEP
in ANY CLIMATE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

The rspid ale of this ointment The universal favor
with winch il is uniformly rerels,d prove rnncnsvey
H. powerful ric4ry lisraHs nniug lerl1d oiinY
geas II has stood e tyls ordeal Of the civilized world
sud its ponnlaiiy Aitea lis mavellcn ,ries lille The
demand t II In day still continues AZ unaho aa ever,
hei So gninran that further comment is unneee saTy'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
TO CITY AND COUNTRY


M T. 1 9 H a M II b:
WE ARE NOW PREP R f D
w TO sell all kinds of SOAP 81 CANDLES
equal in quality to Cincinnati or any other
markets. Warranted Go0d" at less prices,
which the following list will show:
CANDLES. SOAP.
Mould Candles Zoe Family Soap, No. /, ~
FIX. "a IL Palm g 5
Summer Mould II EXtr Palm " ga
Extra Family Candles German 5s4
24fbs to box l2h %
Star Candles 19i extra" ga
Glyccrine {" SO to 70
per dozen.
fVFive per cent eff for CASH in any guam
titles to such purchasers
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease.
Address,
BELL & COLLINS.
Soap and Candle, Factory Maysvile, Ky.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26

lent abolition agitation in Kentucky. as
part ofthat comprehensive radical sbolition
sch enc of exasperating this war on the part
of the Government into a bloody and re-
morseless crusade for the extirpation Of
slavery throughout the South. Let our free
States assist Mr.. Brennan and his abolition
co-laborerS in the border slave States, and
we may very soon have them boiling over
again with all the aetv elements of rebel
lion. The city Of New York adheres to the
Union policy of President Lincoln-the
policy of leaving the question of slavery 20
the several States directly concerned and to
the people thereof. We of New York have
nothing to do with slavery in Kentucky. and
Mr.. Brennan has properly no right to come
here to beg for money for the purpose Of
raising an abolition connagration in Ken
lucky. Let him retire and wash his dirty
linen at home. Our poor soldiers and their
widows and orphans call for all the money
our citizens In charity ca1 spare. The slave
of Kentucky, m meantime, are doing very we'll.
and they can wait, at least to the end of this
rebellion. to be turned loose upon the world.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-06-26
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD.
GREAT TIONAL ROU II

Terminates at Washington and Baltimore on
burg on the West, at which places i. unites with
railroads, steamers, &c, for ard from all points
in the WEST, SouTh-wEsT AND North WEST.
sTHREE TIIROU Ugh TRAINS leave w heehng
daily (Sunday eXccptcd).
TWO THROUGH IRA ms leaves Parkersburg
daily Sunday exeepted). Eop
Direct connections made by these lines FOX
ALL THE EASTERN CITIES.
This is the only route to Washington city
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York and Boston at the cost
Of a ticket to Boston alone by other lines.
Through tickets TO the Eastern cities can be
procur ID ria Washington City at an additional
charge of two dollars.
Time as quick and fare as low as by any othos
SLEEPING CARS ATTACHED TO ALL
NIGHT TRAINS.
INQUIRE for tickets ria BALTIMORE AND On
RA1LnoAD at any ofthe principal railroad oi1c
in the West.
jill. SULLIVAN; General Western Agent.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
w. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation.