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THE HONE JOURNAL.
FOR Is63.

we nave much pleasure in informing n. nuIs
hat ons OF our contributors Tor tine csmipg x.a.,
be our old friend and colleague TIIE6IORES
FAY. We confess 10 uncommon pride and -. .
IN the renewal Of intercourse with the friend ,nS
tlInste Of other days. IA
we have III prePa ration, also, for the comm. -.
several VERY THRILLING S'TORIFS It
Of the sblest ofliving pens are engaged f., @'
trsnslating from the French and German; ana -.
own original native writer's among the fi,,t
We are fortunate, also, int~aveers puiry L.,
who are lHeTGTy contributors, and We are a,tc:n'
ting tor our readers most agreeable sururi.s N -,
quality Of these SKETCHES OF TRAVELS AM
ADVENTURES ''O
But the feature Of our journal, which We nav, -,
yet mentioned, is perhaps the most rscherct, a..
It's prominence az THE EXPONENT or DR.
FINED SOCIETY. Our correspondence vim ~.
leaders OF fashion, in New York and the otbrr cs',
tails, Is especially valuable in this r.spect ke,r
US mIstukably Informed Of tie changes and ny
grcss OF what Is commonly understood by the /" a.,
world" As We have taken some pains ,o arr,e..
the Resources for this new feature, we spc.k c,,:
IDENTIFY Of its promise of entertainment 10 our Iara.
| circle Of readers s
! THE EDITORS will give the Journal tl,e,, %,
>tant attention, as before. OF the golngs On N ~.
cVentful scenes and places Of the country. NJ w
iss pen Will give photographs, as uslsI C,-rn,.,
| h0rrlss Songs and Sketches Will be emlroIdr red -
the thread Of the passing moment as they hsy. al
ways been. Some OF the best iu,eIl.ris ~ =
land are enlisted for US, also, and we thinn we ma,
promise TO hold our place the journal when Be-.
enables the fanny 10 keep conver-ant whit World
! TE.RMS-Ohe copy, 81; three copies, 81: 90,
copy Tor three years, 81, c,Ib of seven copies, SO
club Of fifteen copies S2J aud at thh rate tor a,
ger cluo-dlWays in adv nee. Address IL
| MoRRIs & WILLIS, Egtt,isaad Pu5Lishsrs
TO- Fulton Street, New Y0k
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
nrqINNiNe OF a krw VOLUME.

BEGINNING OF A NEW VOLUME.
The Number for January, 1863, begins the EEsrentA
Volume Of the Atlantic Monthly.
From the commencement, in 1857, the Atlantic
has rapidly INCREASED III circulation and it hv.ev
the largest class of readers since beginning no
years ago Its prosperity steadily augments, aud it
continues amid al the fluctuations and dangers ns
cident TO our national crisis, to gain ground in the
estimation Of tie public. At t.Tnc so pregnant
with events which touch the future dssnes Of Amer
lea III every vital particular, the Publishers and Ed
iturs do not deem necessary TO promise that tS
pugs will never from the honest paths Of 10y
al patriotism and universal freedom. Its opinions
have always been on the side of Liberty, Progress
and Right and the it first accepted IN its early
career, will ever be faithfully maintained.
TnE STAFF OF WRIrERs, regularly contributing TO
the atlantic Monthly, embraces al the best knOwT
authors III American literature, and warrants the
Publishers in promising to its readers the best Es-
say, the best POems the best Stories, which Arnerl-
can talent can furnish
! LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.
In Prose and Poetry the Atlantic S.aff Of Writers
is unequalled The following authors are still among
the regular contributors:
James Il. Lowell, Henry w. Longfellow, Loui:
Agas>iz, Rnlph Waldo Emers.n, Nathaniel Iaw
thOrnc, C. c. Haztwcll, Il. w. Higgnson, Author Of
" Margrct Howth," Mrs. Julia w. Howe, Mrs. A
ID. +. Whitney, Oliver W. Holmes, John G.. Whit
ter, f. ?. Wmppc, Bayard Taylor, Charles f. Nor
ton Gco,ge :. billiard, Henry Giles WA!tcr Mitch
| ell Henry L. Tuckcrrnan, John Weiss. Mrs. H. Il
Stowe, H1rriet Martln,au, Charles Rcade, "Ih.
Country Parson" Ruse Terry, Harcct T.. Prescott
Robert +. s Low'l, J. r. Throwbridge. Edwert
Everett, Professor \. ID. " hite
The foregoing list includes the leading rriters o
! America.
TEHM$-Tne atlantic is for sale by all Book ant
Periodical Dealers. Price, % cents number. sub
scriptons for the year, g., p"f'age paid fcarl.
subscriptions received, OF single numbers supplies
hy any dealer, OF by tue Publishers.
Specimen numbers sent GRATIS application I
the Publl.ltrs
inducements Tor subScribing--li,t Of premium,
&c, furnished On application to The Publishers.
TcA son & FIELDS,
Washington St. Bo~tnn, Vi So.
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Female College,
BoRDENTowN, ". ].

This institution 10 pleasantly located on the Della
ware RIver.30 miles north Of Philadelphia. II has
been IN successui operation for than ten wears
and ofIhe most loufishng institutions earn
ing in the county
Special attic ntion is paid to the Common nnd Hieh
er branches Of Eng Ish and superior advantages fur
nIshed IN Vocal and lssIrumentai Music, Drawing
Painting. French and Latin taught bg srpeFien.
ced teachers.
Persons coming from the South can leave WnInut
street wharf. Phlada.. at ! Ak, and o. a. al and 6
M For catalogues address
FEv. JOHN H. BRAKELEY, A. M,
" nsva9.6m President
REVEREScEs IN MARYLAND-R / THOMAS. North
East II Mosre. IIsyFs do Gfaest JP Dale. WhaIey.
VILE Thos MaiIalien Miihngfon.' Tx DELAWARE
Miss M z Layton, MiddIetown. ft--.
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ECEE o..

I'm weary. Echo. sad and WORN,
la sole nm. for my clother sre Torn;
Kind Echo, that may he best
Pray sAy-in what shall IaVestI
And Echo answers. VEST.
4 vest, KIND Echo ihet ia we'll,
The one have wLs sure SILL;
Illtrp hat thi VISION grants;
What else ioT 10 my Bosom pants,
Aud Echo answers Pants.
Pants. good Echo. how you charm.
My own are hardly ft 10 darn,
And pray what else my hcRrng gloats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers, COATS.
Goats! thank you noble friend
My coats gone too for To mend
But ere haste gu buy them all.
Where can nuke The greatest hault
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall why there are three or fnur
Which one your client would piOre;
Oh speak. fer melanchDly's stroke
Has made my heart hard oak.
And Echo answers. OAK.
30 appears shat Echo, like all nature. 10 instinct
with the last ihaI
KAEiMikER & BROWN, tOAS HAUL
Soulh East corner 9th and Market Streets.
PhIade!phIa. Is Ihe NJ PLus ULTRA Clothing House
OF Phiiadeph phIa Everything TIE hest. every thIng
IL the cheapest; is dissatisfied every person
returns. EN en- outside country villages. when the
sub Of clothing is mentioned each ndivlSual pres
ent has some euogy upon OAK HALL. Jnnl
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CITTZEKS,
tesifyng 0f their own personal knowledge 10 the
beneficial effects and medical vIrtursDt these BIters
Do you wRnl som tn ng to stren aIhen you'
Do you want gOuu appetite
Do you want to build up your constiiuiionf
Do you wan! TO feel weil
DO you want to get rid of nervousnessf
Do You want energy
DO you want TO Gieep wPIlf
DO YOU want tTIsk and vigorous feeling
il you 90 use H1OFLAND'S GERMAN 81 TIERS
From Rev. ! Newton Brown. ID. D Editor OF the
EncyrISptdIh OF Religious knowledge.
Although NIT dispos~dl TO favor or recommend Pa.
tent Medicines Ia general. through Gstrus Of thor
ingredients and effects Iel know Of know of no
sufficient reasons why may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself TO have recslved from
any simple preparation in she hope that he may
contF butte 10 the benefit Of others -
do this the more readily in regard 70 HoohaRd'
German BItieEs. prepared by Or c. NJ, jackson, OF
this city, because was preJudced against them f.
many years. under the impression shat they were
| chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indebted 10 my
| friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq GOr Che :emOval al
this prejudice by proper tests and for
10 Try ihem when suffering lroIk great and long con
inued debility. The use Of three bottles Of these
Btters al the beginning ofthc present year was fol
lowed by evident reIef and restoration to degree
OF bodily and mental vgOr which had not felt or 81,
months before and had almost despaircd of regainig
therefore thank God my friend for directing me
| 10 the Use Of them. J. NEWTON BRowN,
| PHILADELPHIA, June %. '6l '-' - "
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Saturday Evening Post.

The ~AvURDAT EvKSNs POsr ma Weekly paper,
devoted 60 Literature. News. &c. Ameng the con-
tributors may mention the distinguished writers
Mrs. Ellen Wood, author Of East Lynne" " The
EarEs Heirs" etc.
Marion Hqrland, author cf"MiriGm," Alone"
ste.
Virginia r. Tosonsssd, ,OhsSs domestic sketches are
so greatly admired.
TERMS.-Sings copy 90; two copies. S3; four
copies So eight copies tand one extra) $l2 twenty
copies land one exIra) S25.
A SPLENDID PREMIEM
Who wants Sewing MachInel To any one send
ing thirty Subscribers 10 the POST. and $50. will be
gwen as PREAIUa Of Wheeler Il Wilson,
SEWING MACHINES. such are sold by them al
FoRTYFivE DOLLARS. The machines will be select
ed at the mandatory in New York. and will be
sent. boxed, with ia directions for setting up and
| usIng. and with no. expense, escept fer fr1gkf
| td la.i rEACON q PETERSON,
i ~. 4 Ne, sia Walnut st., Philadslphia.'
svspssimss Hsnsvw ~ see rosy sssN swss
wsSs HwIr~0.
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Harper'S Weekly.
SINGLE COPIES SIX CENTS.

TERMS
One Copy for one year $3S
Two cOPI9s for one year. see
Harper's Weekly and Hurpers Magazine. ~
one year. 4W
HarPer's Weekly will be sent EraiuiIeusly Ter ere
nonlh--as a spec! men-to any ore who appiIes fsf
II. SpecIRen numbers Of the Magazine will also -
ssni grRtuitously. Volumes r. iTI and " Of Hal.
pers Weekly handsomely bound in cloth extra. price
So so each ready hiusIn covers isf.
nIshed 10 those no wish this numbers bound al 6y
cents each Twenty-Five per cent. discount allowed
TO BookblLders aud The Trade To PosmaslsIs AAd
agents getting up club of Ten subscr bers eOpy
viii be sent gratis. Subscriptions may commence
with any number. Spec,man numbers sraiuii0uaV
snpplted. HARPER 4 BRO OTHERS Pu6Iishsp.
Franklin Square, New Ysrt.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE At HAND,
And Parensare looking about 10 find the accept
able aud useful thing Tor present. For this PurPOs
nOrhing can he equaI TO
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HOLIDAY GIFT.
dN APPROPRIATE PRESENT.
Purchase Gne NJ

z. ". ILIIAMN 4 %.
,Y"RhERLi WILLIAMS 4 ORvIs.}
7irsntv.fre No.!ar Dopbe Tirsgd Family Se,r!ng
Xqrh;n".
Warranted 10 he equal To any $50 or $50 mschin"
~ the mark,t,-nIi 90 all kiIdr OF iamly sewing
f"r duTrhIIt, unsurpassed While Of apness.
.Imt lIcI;t case and uOisesTPrs Of action II has
ga Mao ines forwarded hy Eznress with full
:. cr,..s -. using, payable or Geli'e5y.
Ever. mae ine Is warranted Tor ore yenr.
An sE-rt ahlcd N every town and county in the
,, ltc F.rc tse a stamp for terms aud circular
Address q z JONES /. GO fit"1 SE9l
"a. {n ms Ma 30 North triih street. ,WS 4 -ot,
80" Arm. FnladeIpuia, Cut Ihis adV"r'lFcHeE
nj. EuyI8 Il
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA.
el.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned. having renewed iheir lease for a
term oil years have entirely refined the house. having
painted, carpeIed and refnrniShed throughout.
The location ofth house is unsurpassed. beng
upon the wides; and most pleasant part oiChessnn'
at. directly opposite ahs Old State House, nsssIhs
places ofamusement. the jshbiug houses Of hafkst
and Third sts. and convenient 70 the oily railroads.
the Of which to all parts Of the city for half
dime fare. ~ q i.
The rosms are large, we'll lighted, have superior
ventilaIion and have been refurAlshed with care
for comfort
We are supplied with pure Milk. Cream. Fruits and
Vegetables from a farm belonging to us, aud which
is managed exclusively for the hotel
The praprIelorso of he American assure IherfrIendi
and ps irons that no pains will be spared to make the
appointments of this hotel complete. and is table
compare favoraby with the best houses an the Union
roy.ly WYATT Il HEULlNGS.
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i. articuiar Notice.

There are many preparations sold under the name
of BIers. put up IN quart bottle compounded OF the
cheapest mhlskey Or common rum costing from 20 10
10 cents per gallon the taste dpgulstd 10y Anise or
CorisnderSeed. This class or Buffers has caused and
Nil continue 10 cause ne long they can be aold
hundreds die the death of the drunkard By their
the system is kept constantly under the influence
OF aIcshofc stmulants of the worst kFnd the drsre
the hUtrors attendant upon drunkHrd life and death
For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bit
ters, We publish the following receipt GoI bot
lie OF HseRandS GermaR Buffers and mix with three
Qnarts OF good Brandy or Whiskey. ana the resn l
will be preparation that wIlI far excel in med heal
virtues and true excellence any Of the III
qu0r BItiers IN the market and wilt cost much less
XOu will have all the virtues Of Hoe3dnds Bttfe'S N
connection With good article Of Liquor. at muL h
less price than these inferior preparations will cost
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SsPssssnEsrs from Baltimore to Milford. Sealerd and
BslsbuPy will take evening train fTOm Baltimore aud
sNsud ght 1t Wilmington. Passengers for Dover
Aay lsaVs BALTIMORE at .o5 p m and proceed same
evening +. q. SEWALL. Jr..
deol6 Superintendent Del
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R0ses i'm Variety

DAHLIAs-I3O select varieties. for which I was
awarded a special premium hy the Agricultural Soci'
ey Of New Castle county, fall Of 1861 Also pTemI-
um for he hesl collection OF Choice Pears
For Prices and description Of fruits. send for De
sctIptivo t.staOgue, gratis
brAti kinds Of trees and plants can be ordered by
nail
All ireos and plants warranted true 10 name.
kTOoders can be left at TINES Office
RANDOLPH PETERS.
fahcs.3m Newark. BEL.
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IEGISLAJJ-RE.

sHsArE-HoLiing Oucr-John z. Tatnm, Union.
Castle; John Green. Democrat Kent; Hicks d Hoop
or, UniOR. Sussex Elected IN !S62-John + William
sOH and John p BeIviie, Union. New Castle; Cove
Salisbury. Thomas Cahal Kent and William Hitch.
Henry Hickman. Sussex. Democrats
REPREsENrArIvEs-NeU CGstle-JOhn HAYS John
A Duncan Solomon Nj Curtis, DavIi w Gemmill.
Ms,rtt II Parson John Whitby Levi w. Lhttomus.
all Union Kent-Eenjanin (iootes John u. bew-
leg Jaucs Williams. John Stay. William 3. Stnbbs.
Rs6svs Rauehiey. CuVIIs 8. Watson. all Democrats
Hassss-Majaf ". AileA. ViliIam A. Serisnsr. Jehn
E~sdsa, LstbsS W. Fisher. William D. NAPLES. ct p
LsA>s Il. Bailey, Gsarge W. HeFsev. all DsnOeraa
Rsaals4 4 Union meA aAd Democrats.
House7 II
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KENT COUNTY OFFJC

kENT COUNTY OFFICERS.
Re;ister Of WIHs-James L. Heverin.
Reeerder-Geofge b. Dickson.
Clerk Of Orphans COurt-Wm. S. Comegys.
Prsth0RitOry-W illam Sharp.
Clerk Of the PeGee-W. \. w. Dorsey.
aSherLF-John c. Prnncwill
COrOner-Nathan d. Fleming.
Lsvy Court--John VI. Voshell, Duck Creek.
Robert Hill,
Vim. DuIIamel, Little Creek.
Thomas Postles Dover.
Henry Pratt, "
Robert w. Reynolds, Jr., Mutderkill
William Stay,
Joseph Bnoth, MispilIion.
Stephen VI. Collins, Milford.
TrsssureF--HSnry Whitaker, FELTON,.
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STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Gsssrnor-Wiliam Cannon Bridgeville.
Sssrstsry Of StGte-Nathanicl B. Sinithers Dover.
JSdgs Of u. 5. Circuit COurt-Wiard Hall, Will
mingtOn.
hAhsrsey GeHerGI-A. r. Wootten, Wilmington.
CA&seelLer Of Sf0te-Samuel VI. Harrington, Dover.
csief Jsstiee-E. P. Gllpin, Wilmington.
AsssessIss-John J. Milhgan, New Castle.
John w. Houston, Milford.
'c .t.. Edward WoOtten, Georgetown.
6 YrsSsSreT--Samuel b. Hitch, Laurel.
AsSitsr Of AeeOunts-Dr. WIN. n. Hamilton, Odessa
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE TWENTY.
SIXTH VOLUME OF
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SMYRNA DIRECTORY.

- SMYRNA DIRECTORY.
Tees Csmmis0OHers- StOckly, John Mustard,
Jshn NJ. Voshsll. John T.. Collins. William NJ Bell
tshn MIlaway; Assessor. Joseph w. Mariner
Treasurer. Thomas f. Jefferson.
ToVs BaillT-NehemIah Slaylon;
Jsstiess Of the Peace-John Eaton. Caleb WaeOtt;
CSHstabIes-Th9IaIs L. Sutton William CloIhIeE;
Collector fer Duck Creek HunIred-Jsmes Roberts;
Notary Public and Coaregancer-J ). ii lffng,on
CORPORATIONS.
BaEk Of SmyrHd-DIreCtOrs. Ayres Stockly. Dan ell
COrbh. John Mustard George DAVIS. James X.
ClemenIs, I'd ward Beck. n. B Sniihers Henry b..
Ftddsman, Daniel Cuney.
President. Avres SIockly; Cashier. William M.
Bell; Teller. F. }. Colt; Clerk. Samuel Catts
Discount Dsy-THCRsDAYs.
BmyrRa Library AssocIGtiOn-President Edwin Will
meF; Vice President. Rev. John &. Thompson; Re-
sseding Secretary. DR.. William Cummins; Cores,
pending Secretary. DR.. J L. ,:Iawson; Treasurer,
Jshn NJ. Denning; Trustees James P. Hofecker.
RsV Henry 3 GsIS. DE-, c. L. MahOn; Librarian
/, Dr.. Charles L. MahOn.
Msraing star Lotss. L. o. o. F.-Regular Meeting
Friday evening of ea n week.
segmIlS Eacs cs~Pme"t-Tuesday evening. at Ode
Fellows Hall
Red Ma SAarass Tribe No S-TAursdsy svsnin Tu
tod Fellows Hall.
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cOO AOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS, TO
OOO.UOO SELL LLOYD'S

G0n A0n MALI, or tEmA LII AIENIS, IO
OUO.VOO SELL LLOYD'S
STEEL PLATE COZ NTY COLORED MAP
OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAS
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug 10Th, 1852
cost $40 .0C0 70 survey It anu ene years time.
St prror IT. any $40 map ever made by Cotton or
Mitchell aud sells at the low prcs O so cents; $40 .
900 names are ngravtd on this map.
IL is not only County map hut It is also a County
aud RAlLROAD Map Of the United States and Cana
dss combined in cne. giving EVERY RAILROAD
STATION and distances between
Guarantee any woman man 80 to S5 per day.
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold. and
refund the money
Send for 81 worth and try.
Prntcd inHtrucIlons how 10 canvass well furnished
| Wnnted-WhoIesale Agents [sr our Maps in every
! State Ca lilornia Cannda. England. France and Gu
bS fortune NAV be made with a few hun red dol
! lars car nal No competition.
! 1T LLOYD, No I64 Roadway, New York
| The War Department uses map Of Virginia.
Mary land md PennsY YlvHna. cost 100000. or Which
IN marked Mlddlrtown, Maryland flights. Williams
port Ferry, MIIlbrooh Mills. NOlands Ford aud q
Others the Potomac and every other place Mary
! land Virginia and Pennsy vania. In"ney refunded
| Price IS cents,
| From the Tribune. Aug Cd.
| "LLsTD's MAPaP VIR0INIA. MAINLAND AND PEFN
sYLvANIA-This map very large its cost is but q
cents and IS the best rhieh can be purchased"
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Fancy Furs p!

tiful assoF ments OF all kinds and qualities Off ANCf
RCRS for Ladies' and Childrens wear. that Will be
worn during this Fall and Winter My Furs we're
purchased IN Europe previous the rise in Sterling
Exchange. and the new duty imposed on all Furs
since The fsi Of August.
would also state. that as long as my stock lasts
will offer at prices prOpOrtOnate TO what the goods
cost me bn. it will be Impossible for me TO import
and manu- any more Furs and sell them At the
same price owing to the unsettled state efhe aairs
Of the Country.
oErRemember the name, number and street
- JOHN FARElRAI
sep-5m 7le Arch street. Phiadelphl''
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eTEa CHANUE r UF HUJ NS.
On and after Monday. N0T 3,
ET<As%A 1869 r.ains for the accOmmOda-
Esf@A Esf7EzA tiOn of passengers will sun as i0l
mss~~szsenx lows until further notice
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DErAHrMENr oP rHr TxrER1oE,

Washington, ID. { Ith Feb, 1855.
eIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they the best cathartio
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver Is
quick and decided, consequently they ad-
mirabe remedy for dernngrmru's of tlat organ.
Indeed, have seldom found a caEe of btiiOHs dis
case obstinate that ii dd not readily ieid 10
them. FrateruaIi, ours, ALOHZO BALL, NJ. D..
PhySjctGn QC fIs Marine Hospital.
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CIIIRCHES.

ksthodis! Episcopql-Pa"or. Rev William Bishop
services morning, l0s. evening. 81.
PrssbyterIGn-Pasinr. Rev, John &. Thompson; ser
vices. morning. ioi. evening 81.
Prst!stIr, Ep'scOp9l Rector. Rev. Henry S. Getz
services, morning. lO4 afternoon, ).
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Dynentcry, DinrrhGa, ReInx, VOL

4 IAE A(T 0 - 'I'tcHs ~ INC uOc.
Your Pills have had p long triai in my practice,
and hold them in esteem one of the best aper-
euts nave found Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them excellent reIuedy. when
given in small doses iOT 6iiiGuS nterq GAd didr
rhG1. Their sucHr-coating make them very
ceptable aud cou' enient tor the use of women and
children.
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Bilious Di-or,Ier.-Livcr Complains.

From Dr 7hsrd.,re h-H If Va" Fart (iH.
Not Onl, our Pills admirably adapted 20 their
purpOse rs an apeIient, but tUd their beneficial
effects upon IL" Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my Practice proved more ehectual for the
of bitioEs complaints than any remedy
can mention ! sincerely reInCt that We have at
length pnTgatIc which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession aud the people
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
FOR REFERENCE.

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITIES,
Prtsi4sI eftAs United Statss-Abrahaa Lincoln.
Vice PTssidfai-Hanibal Hamlln.
An, rttt. CABINET.
WA. II. Seward. Secretary OF State
? Salmon p. Chase. Secretary of the Treasury.
kdwin M. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
y. 7. Ushsr. Secretary of the Interior.
Montgomery Blair. Postmaster General
Gideen L. Welles, Secretary ofthy Navy.
kdwsra Bates, Attorney General.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS- FROM DELLA.
WARE.
Sssstsrs--James A. Bayard, New Castle county.
Willard Salisbury, Sussex CO.
p RsPrssentatiUe- p. Fisher, Kent CO.
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Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes Tor 81.
Prepared By DR.. ]. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Hasa.
J. p. Hoffecker, Smyrna; d. F.. BUrton, Dc
yer; "a. M. Stevenson. FELTON,; w. F Know
les, Frederics; Thomas Simpson, Camden T.
F.. .Hammersley. Milford. f. BrinRhurst g. Co.,
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
ITJ. w. Denney, Smyrna, Del
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Headache, SICK Headache, Foul Stomach

FT07R DT H0n1Td BOfO, B1gTFTb0rs.
DKAR Bro AVER: ! cannot answer yOu erhdt
complaints have cured with our Pills better than
20 soy al that treat STfh pRrgotirs n1edi
cine. place great dependence on that tHec:ual
eathartc in my daily contest with disease, aid be-
heving, do. that your Pills afford the best
have, l of course value them highly
T1TTsBUPG. Pa. MAY ]. 1873.
DR.. j. &. AVER. Sir. ] nave been repeatedly
cured of the worst heGdGche any body can have by
dose or two of vOur Piils. 1t to arise from
foul stomach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. Ed. PREBLE.
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Dyspepsia, Enpurity of the BLOOD.

From Rec. j. y. Hines, Pastor u Idcen Church,
BOSTON.
DR.. AVER: ! have used YOUR Fills with extra
ordinary success in nv family and among those am
called visit in distress 10 regulate the organs of
digestion aud phrfy the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever known, and can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them to Ry friends.
Yours V HINES
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12

From DR.. + W Cdrtirrighf -Eoir Orleans.
Your Pills. tie prince of puTLes Her
cellent qualities Su'IasS any cHtlarIc po--ess.
They mid. but certain ana cfrcuH IN their
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to us in the daiv treatment of disease
Smyrna times., 1863-02-12
Peninsular Railroad Line.

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