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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some QUE or more OF Or. Hurd's Dental RENE
dies, Wnich We cannot fill None are mailab!u
except the Neuralgia Pldster, which we send in
an CT .yelope on receipt of price Us ceutsl and
one stamp But to accommodate persons in
Flces where the druggists and storekeepers are
b ehind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches BY four
with coinpartments--each box containing hot
tie OF Dr.. Hurd's Mouth Wash, and Tooth .lcbe
Drops, a box OF Tooth Ponder, the NeHrglgjg
Plaster, and valuable little Treatise Oh Teeil
and their Diseases, the best means Of preserung
them and The proper treatment Of Chiidren's Teeth
worth Of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. As tue Express CHARGES
are not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one it is far cheaper to order six OF a dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of to neiab-
bors with public benefit for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering unhappiness and dis.
fgurement, expense, loss of time and money
would he saved to the country il every family
TO day had one of these packages, which, in it,
self, is o complete set of Dental Remedies, Al
dress VIM. b. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings
New York, aud write name and address plninlv.
That remiltances may be made with confidence.
W. Il. IL. & Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklyn
to G. W. Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, brooklyn; to the Editor OF the
American Manufacturers Gazette; to Joy, Coo
& Co., Publishers Agents, New York to P. L.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees il and who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
HOUSES FOR SALE. Ea


IN MARKET srREkT-storo and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand Thee story
brick dwelling house between Tenth Eleventh stree
IN KING sTREEI-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud Twelfth Streets three stories main
aud back buildings hath in rsi lrder genuray
good dwelling house South East Of Seventh ana
King streets.
IN sH PLEY srREEr-rhree story brick dwelling
above Fifth street, % est from 30 feet deep.
IN TArNALL srREEp-t0ur new three story brick
dwellings above Eleventh stree
IN WEST STREET. -Four new three Story brick ,l,raI
ings above Eleventh. street.
IN ELEVENTH STR ETH zee new three story brick
dwellinga between lalhail aud West streets.
IN SEVENTH SIkEEr-A three story brick dwelling
below Lombard street.
IN SIKH STREET between Spruce and Pine street,
buildings ~
IN SECOND sTREEr-A three story brick dwelling
Between French and Walnut streets; might 10 made a
good business stand
IN BRANDfwlNE NiLLAG E--Two story brick dwell
ing IN brandywiue Village would be exchanged for pr
perty in town. ' -
BUILDING LOrs-A desirable property at the corner
oihd aud French streets suitable either for building
lots or site for a manufacturing establishment.
For terms aud particulars apply to
JOHN MCLEAN 4 son,
my ~ III Market gtf
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MUTUAL lNSU IA NCE CO MP ANY.
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of Sth
snd Market Streets, Wilmington, Del

Office Wilmington Institute, corner of Sth
snd Market Streets, Wilmington, Del
INTEREST ON PhkMluh MOTIFS GhD0CBD TO FIVE
PER VENT
THE principle Of Mutual insurance is believed to be
the safest and experience lar has prov I'd It to be tile
cheapest means Of Insurance against Loss ny fAs, and
although this institution has beech bur Il years In
isenee The list OF insurers will compare avorably with
any other; and the ls-ss7 by ira during that time al
though not few have been promptly paid, all who have
been Insured ID this office aud have had the misfortune
to 10 hnrued out attest The object hiss been
cure good list of safa Risks, rather than to swell the
number Of insuiid without regard to hazards; thus In
SEEMING the liability OF sinkng the cash capital In oasp v
heavy disasters during tho year
DIR ECTORS.
INSTRUMENTATION Canhy, Vincent c. Gpin, George
Richardson, John A. Duncan, Jacob pusey John Cochran
William Tatus kdwari I. Rulleh, Samuel Candy.
BaaADYWfsE HUNDRED -Edw. Brnghurs;, XII b. Talley.
CHRISTIAN HrgnKEp.-Chas. W. Rowland, James Rid
DIE
New CASTLE HuSDRgD-JUhn juyer.
WHITE CLAY CRrBg HuSpREn -Abram T.. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
Csc n SIMMONS, Secretary and Treasurer. f4
X Office hours from 10 and from to 8.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
WILLIAM Ell. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER

} EsPEcrFULLN INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND TUR
~ public generally that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
all It's varons branches, and is ready 10 reeeiva
eonsgnment all kinds of Goods, Wares aud Mercha ndse
at the
Temperance EEaIl.
E1H Fourth Street Sgilh side near Market STREET ,
WILMlNGFON, DELAWARE
Real Estate and stocks sold public or privats aale
Continues biz agency for Renting aud collecting rents Of
houses, farms, &c. "
Persons wishing to rent will do we'll to give him a call
borrows and Loans Money Commission
Commissioner for taking proof Ct Deeds &c In and FIR
the State VI New ler-ey So ~
Furniture at reduced pljuas
East Fourth street '-' .'O'
0Hlea No West Fourth street. up stairs
please give hiui call ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
sEasE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"

rh, Company continues to offer to thu people of Della
ware It's superior advantages " Insurance against loss
ny rs On all descriptions VI property, except Marine
risks.
in attention the subject OF Mutual Insurance
(being the first Introduce tbs principle ihtu Stae
by reason OF which, 1t 10 beloved tile Managers have
Been enabled 50 to adjust and discriminate between thu
different varieties Of propetiy to render the msber
ship among The most equitable in character Of the
Gus lnsurlnes Companies presented to tbs public.
II taxes credit 10 itself that its paymsuts OF loses have
been prompt and liberal that in % years business
losses feA hing over 1000 not single Of iga-
ton has occurred aud scarcely without entire
faction to the parties insured
Looking more to ths safety than tho number and
ann mt Of its risks 1t has declined uundreds Of Thou.
ssudsnf Dollars OF insurance either requiring too
grei an amount Ia single risk offering unit oh
itcs OF Insurance for the character ot the Institution
IN ins manner i is eonee'yd IL has the safest anu
most select lit VI insuranCes npppurion to the amount
aver SIX Millions of Dollars OF any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of tails II only reduced the rate of
insurance at s imea mode ate, one-'ix III, during the
last two hut 1t presents clear surplus fund Of
$4,000 security agaiust auy the Deposit
Notes which sun by the IT to Scrip Certificates OF
the hauegs due to each member being issued will
ba paying interest TO them January 1862 al fhs
ate Of per cent PSF snnua thus making still farther
tbs community in deposit Notes Of s26jooO
surglus Fund 5OUOO
Its work of the EArmers Of Delaware and AZ such
Presldent-IEssE SHARPE
Secretary aud Treaaurei--RoBsEr MoCABB, ND.
DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, BraiJywine Hid James Delaplan, Christi.
ana HI; James Webb. samuel Barr, H. @. Stntsenburg
aud Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd., Robert MeCabe, Mil
Creek Ms John F. Williamson, white clay Greek lid
George Janyisr New Castle nd Curtis j. Ellison, Pen.
eeder hdi John e. Clark, Red Lion Hd.; VIM. smple,
smyrna Jane, IL. Burnhals, S.. Georges Hd Chsfes
X tlgpgg Peter I Ctusey, Milford henry Todd Dover
Charles Iunnell, 0eor-etown.
AiEN rs-As we'll for receiving applications for insur-
auee as dues ct rembefa:
~ WILSON, Brandy~lns hi Robert McCale MIL
STtef llii James Deapain, Uhristiana lid; John +.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
Z dNHEl BRICK pWE.-1IN

Convenient ten mi house. larn AT 4 out houses.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
OF the above nrin under cultivation the balance In
timber.
For further particulars spply to Rev. p. RsILIEY
wilmington or Vi. koBAs.f AUBREY, New castle
ss-AppcAton 10 Co., made before the 9Th u
Fabfgtrt, 90. ian n m
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
A CARD.
PUTNAM
Self Adjusting Clothes-Wringer.
PATENTED DEC. n. 1s6i.
nn..,hin;,,rr Gin Mi nj tn .nifh Ehininnnu

~
PATENTED Die n. 1851
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.
LIVERY nmiy should possess heswringer be'
u cause
istli is relief to the hardest part Of WaAhngDay;
2d-lt enables the Washing to he done IN one-third
less iimr.
"a it saves Clothes from the Injury always gvea by
ih.-9lt helps to WASH tho Clothes as well as DRY
them
We believe it advisable to procure one of this kind be-
cause,
ist-The Rolls bel Of vulcanaed Rubber, will bear
hot and cold water and will neither break nor tear on
buttons.
2d-The frame being Of Iron, thoroughly galvanized,
all Danger from rust is removed and the liability to
shrink swell split. etc..--so unavoidable in wooden
machiues lis prevented.
3d-The spira Springs over the Rolls render ms ma
chine sefadjusng that small and large Articles az
we'll articles uneven in thickness, ecerain to receive
uniform pressure
l.h.--lhe pqtent flstenint which the machine IA
tighened to the tub helit We to he superior IN slim
pirity and ellc ncy. to any set offered.
bth.--lt will 1t any tab, round or square, from one
half to and quarter inches In thickness without
the least alteration.
Finn & JACKSON, Agents,
uuuss Furnishing Store,
novel 2l9 Market Street Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
LANDS In SUSSEX COUNTY
AT PRIV TIE SALE.

TO WIT:
~ No. l. tract of land situate on Indian Evar
lnlNa in Indian River Hundred, containing 800 acre
,sNA Of land, Of which gbout 20 acres ere marsh III
EiAA balance Is al land, hvavil, iuhered with nine
anu OAK. Four thousand cord. OF wood could h.
cnt On the farm The Improvements ans story frame
dwelling with story cook at'arhed and / or .
small out buildings. Vessels If small drausht oil wafer
eau come mp to ths landing There are good herrius
roet aud per i,heres on the shore. The farm is With
in mi'e from Millsbnrough.
No :. farm consisting Of tracts, nearly adjoining
containing atont 20 Aefus, Ia GeoreetuWn Hundred
within sight OF Georgetown. The soil is good. plenty Of
timber to support it. Improvements story dwelling
house and lew small out buiings There is au ami,
aud petch orchard on this iarm
No -. tract OF land Of 23i acres about tGO In good
timber situate In Nantcoke Hundred, shout mile
from the Delaware Rail huad. The improvements are a
story dNtlling and one two buildings Soil sus-
ceptble Of high improvement
40. J. tract OF liud ut ia acres about co acreg IN
pine timber situate in NHntrOkr Hundred about mill,
from Georgetown and mills from tho Delaware Hiil
Road improvements email log dwelling huuss and i
small sppe orchard
No. .. tract Of land situate IN Fulton County Penn
sylvana, on sideiDg lii miles from McConurlsturg
containing two thousand iJur hundred area ii land all
In tine timber. Apply To JUDGE LAYTON
Of GeorgeiuNu, Sussex County,
or tn NM MrCAuLLEY.
deco. CeG Market street. Wilmington prl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07

WHG PUKEsI MtDlCiNAL AGENT EVER KNOWN.
has furnished tile community smnlant pure, health.
fu and tnyisorating. At the time a mild delicion
beverage. II IL calculated t. do away with the vile
drugged stuff that Is pamed oil on the community, aud
which is Injurious to body and mind. For sale by
q GlLPlN. Sole Agout
rconcr Of Tenth and Market SITS, Wilmington, Del.
mar ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
REAL ESTATE.
SSSa USES 4Ssr
.aE FOR RENT. I

Eas&A IOO NGIt L lRha
Brick House Market stree, between sih and gh, 40
BIZ, $3.50 3D.
Frame House in Mechanic street Iriuw Lombard St
NJ. p, SIS %
liriek ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
l,ailruad No Us, $40 TO-
hrict HOUSE on Lord street seeoud door FROM Railroad
SO tn.
Frame House Of Church Taylor streets 900 o.
do do rnTa1 Tor street adjoining the above % U0
FIVE Brick Houses " ith steet Pine, Nos col
bu3 6u5 COZ anu coo, each Sb0 20.
Five Brick Houses GU l2h street Lombard, Sos
bsi 5U5, boz, 5t9 ard ILL., each SO %.
Two Frame Houses on Riddles Lane. first from Stone
Tavern each $40 90.
Frame lousr djoufs the alley 81 from tavern $50 90
Four Franc Houses adj1iuing The above each 3j no.
Brick House on Lombard street between AicCNuliev
and l.th sire Is, sou ~.
Brick House s ". corner NJ Front aud Thorn Streets
Slz5 70.
Cottage at ~ W. corner of French and lin sts 70 o.
rk liodse on Tatusil street above Second street. No.
2Oi, $50 90.
Small Brick Orange street between Third and Fourth
streets, SO o.
Ice House Ssrd on iith stre.i bstween Market aud
Orange Htre-tS
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth streets, each
S34 TO-
Briek House hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets Ssi 10
Brick House, No ais Kius sreet between 18th and
lih streets 500 o..
Brick House, Taylor betseen locust and Butonwool.
$40 w.
hrieA House market street hetween 18Th and Nth
streets, s Ion 10.
Brick s,ableon 18th street between Market aud Orange
streets, SIS W
Brick houss 9th street between Pine and Spruce
street. $50 90
Brick House. rooms well finished, with 10 acres OF
land, and brick stable, nrAr Wilmington, s. so no.
llruse md premises the 5 conner Of Market
and Water Streets In tho tenure Of James H. Cox aud
Wm T. Carr, possession on The 10Th At March next
Apply to WILLIAM McCAULLEY
feb2o. COG Market st.. Wilmington. Dl.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
FOE RENT,

4 Large lot Of land, suitable for q COAL Or LVss,
= ARD, situate at the North East corner Of iVu'~
WM N'CAULIM,
July 10, COG Market ST., Wimlnse-
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New Boot and Shoe Store

a. WOULD inform his friends and ,h. ii.
IN -, sens generally that he has opsned = n ell'
and SHOE STORE, No. 4tO WALNrT n1Vl
~. one door below tiith street, Niim,nsaues
Deaware where he intends keeping oonstantv on 70
good assortment OF home made work, such a. ~ ~.
mems dne and coarse Boots and ssues; Lades ~
OF the beat quAllty alsn good assortment Of ob,,
shoes Of all sizes. He will make to order al tba
n0cs all kinds Of cusioner work. His stock OF i
sr, has been selected from Of the largest bl
the city Hls jOurneym0n are good and pracesi y y
men, aud he feels confident he will he able to
satisfaction to all who may i've him a call ''uN'i
hs~REPAIRING dons. with naatness aud llsta,A
sep 81 JOHN MkRfr
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
HOUSE TO LEFT.

tssfe neat aud comfortable house near the village
rfss 70 odessa Is offered ar rput Mt the low sum ~
NIL s5l Per annum. II c1sains seven rooms we'll
,i51A athed ard plastered small barn aud garde,,
also attached. THE house ia suitable two families i
"a person ac4 1dted wi;h tanning st ady empiny
may ha hal tae ,a. Tor further particulars sppiy
ttnis ohr, jan 10 iwGl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
e4ssh FOR SALE,
iss: A Farm containing abo ut
&A.Es4 200 Acres.

SlIuAIE In New Castle County Del, three M Ian r., r,
lands OF y Clark, Jeremiah Lewden and I.nihf lns
property 0s Miss Ann Miller iorheHS 'he
The improvements cCr-i -.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
1000 Agents Wanted

To introduce DR.. Hurds Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
of tue one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt Of seVen dollars,
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view OF be-
coming an agent. They eau be sold in a day.
BsS5- We ioouid rather pay salaries than Commits.
sioHs 10 those rho prove hemSsivss efficient sdesmen
Eay- Now is the time to 90 into the,...busiAess
Fer address and references see aboyo,9
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07

N EWToN DARLlNG's Grass md Graln s1y NY la
~ lroes Cradles aud ssj the Poles, liay AAA''
ioiAs' sr,i &C. For sale rfa4p by Am.
n L ecfpsr sfuond and hhiA'' =.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07

Ship Yard for Sale or hens
SlTUAIl near tho Old Church III Niminsl'. ,tp he
- II has l5O feet front on he Christian t.i ID ia
pest water and nhest situation Ter iAl"A''
launching in the CITY. Apply to -. e,,ast
Wal M'CAuLLEY, 60 Marker su'''
Wilmington, Dee o, 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
District Convention.

Pursuant TO adjournment, the republi-
can Union Convention for the Southern
Assembly District of Iowa County, met at
the City Hall in Mineral Point at y
o'clock Saturday, Sept 10Th, 1868
Col Amasa Cobb was chosen Chairman
and Geo. W. Bliss appointed Secretary.
George D. Wilbur, Joseph Bennett and
Amos Hays were appointed a committee
on credentials, who reported the following
delegates present:
Town 81 Linden Francis LittIe WE Bat.en
Town Of Nifsjn.-Joha Harker.
Town OF Mineral Point Mat. Goldsworthy Heary
Kendall. Amos Hays, Joseph Bennett
Cit OF Mineral Point lst Ward.-Saml White VIZ
II Clark A Cobb, John Stanslnore
Cd w.ri.-G. d. Wi bur, wrn Truarthei Geo W
Bliss 7 : Ansley. T Kendall.
Town Of WaldvIck john james.
The delegates from the several towns
and wards were empowered TO cast the
full vote to which the towns were entitled.
The convention then proceeded to an
informal ballot for a candidate for the as
sembly, which resulted as follows:
Levi Sterling : Francis Lttle, 9; Joseph Bennett
8 Amos Hays, i Blank, l.
a formal ballot was then taken, when
Francis Little received Is votes and Levi
Sterlings Whereupon it was unanimous
~ voted that Francis Little be the candi-
date Of this convention for the assembly.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
a. J. Slye, Esq

The Assembly Convention which met
in this city on Saturday, not being en-
powered to nominate e candidate for Su-
perintendent Of Schools, and presuming
that no County Convention will be called.
recommend Mr. A J. Slye, of Dodgeville,
the present faithful and competent county
superintendent, for reelection. Mr.
Slve has devoted his time almost exclu-
sively for the past two years 10 the edu-
cationa1 interests Of the county, as super
intendeut of schools, and we believe, to
the satisfaction of all interested His
well known qualifications for the Office
placed him at the head of our common
school interests by common consent MS
election being without opposition We
cheerfully place his name among the can
didates on the Republican Union Ticket,
feeling assured that his election will CON
tinue our county school interests in the
hands Of ;ompetcnt and faithful super
intendent
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
SeH Davis Negro Army.

The call Of JEFF Davis for 500, 900 negro
troops, to whom he offers freedom, and
twenty-five acres of land each, at the close
of the war, sounds very well but there
are several drawbacks, which, IN our opi.t-
ion, will prerent the recruiting of any
great number of negroes for the rebel af-
my Jeff's offer of the twenty-five acres
of land to each negro recruit, sounds very
much like the offer of all the kingdoms of
the earth, by his 'illustrious predecessor
to induce the Saviour Of mankind to fall
down and worship him But even if lie
had the lands to Cfer, neither JEFF Davis
nor his co-laborers III treason dare drill
and place arms in the hands of any more
negroes thar they can keep under sub.iec
ton by mixing them with the white regi-
ments, for they well know, that an army
of 500,0 900 of those persons who have suf-
fered oil the horrors Of bondage and op-
preston at their hands, would be great
er terror to the rebels than to the federal
troops. True, the southern nabobs have
taken great pains to keep the negroes in
ignorance, but they are not SO stupid
race as to believe that those who are fight
ing to perpetuate slavery, are going to
make Wholesale business of abolishing
their cherished institution, promise what
they may.
But there is another, and to our mind
more potent reason why JEFF Davis IS not
going to place 500, 600 negroes in the field
as soldiers He has not got them to spare
for that purpose 1t is we'll known that
while the whites Of the south are engaged
in war, the blacks are cultiyating the
fields, and the question at once presents
itself, how is this service 10 be performed
if the blacks are used as soldiers? With
all the labor Of four million slaves, the
rebels find great difficulty in furnishing
supplies for their army, and when those
producers are transferred TO 4 field where
they become consumers, with no "substi-
tutes" left to cultivate the fields, the sup
ply question Will become an embarrassing
one indeed We have no doubt JEFF. Da-
Wis would put every negro in the south in
the frott ranks of his army, if he could
thereby use them to the best advantage; :;
but while he can use them to more profit
on the plantations, we apprehend he will
keep ti1em there.
From, the very commencement of the
war the southern army have had negroe S
/ in the field, and used them to the best ad-
vantage-for building forts, digging en-
trenchments, and performing other drudg-
cry that has tended greatly tc relieve their
soldiers from hardships, and when occa-
sion has required it, arms have been
( placed in their hands and they have been
/ forced to fight. but we do not believe any
/ large number of them car be spared from
the plantations or that the rebels dare
trust them if they could.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-09-23
Assembly Nominati on

We take pride in placing at the head Of
our paper, the name of FRANCIS LITTLE,
of the town of Linden, as q candidate for
the assembly. Mr.. Little, though farm
er, has had considerable experience in
public life, and in whatever capacity he
has been called upon TO serve the public,
he has been found faithful in the discharge
Of the trust reposed in him He is no
Office seeker, nor is he so welded to party
as to blind his eyes to public interest
The old Jefferson rule of honesty and capa-
bility is peculiarly applicable to Mr.. Lit
tie, and we feel assured that the people,
in November. viii most emphatically en-
dorse the action of the convention which
placed his name upon the ticket.
COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
The name OF JeHs JAMES, of Waldwick,
is presented as n candidate for county su-
pervisor Mr. James IS too we'll known
70 the people of the district, to require q
special notice from us His acquaintance
with county matters gives an assurance
of his fitness for the position. The people
of his town have often called him to Off
cinl positions. and in no instance has he
been found wanting in the faithful dis
charge of his duties. to tAe satisfaction of
his constituents. With such men as Mr.
James on the County Board, the public
may rest assured that justice and econo-
my will rule their actions
Let the people do their duty at the polls
as we'll as the convention have done, and
this Assembly District viii be ably repre-
scented both in the Assembly, and on the
County Board.