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lincoln I gs.sr gs g. aS oEi oo 7so
$50 800, 80 1000 1880 iOO, 1880 li45 A. NJ. l2o0
iS5 i2'O, l2i5 100, Is, 30 l45, zoo, Is, 80 245
b. g. 7 Is SS s. sS S $780, oS e. iSiR TSs
Leave Webster Squire at 629 652, ~ 59, ~ A.
"a, + t3,55, i4 iss 81 "A " Ei4 2f 5js
gli $50, A. 10, IA $50, 30 $50, 929 $50. 1929,
10 59PM o,,
Leave Harrington D fyes S4c'f 4 c' $685. 7 sos
IS, 90a, 81 log6 10 SIS rIG li35 ~ l2g6 so l3'45
oEsays WG; 3ir}st al a. q 7'7 S97 49, 927
231, q, e3 Az ~ Ol, 557 COZ, 81 IVA i3I, 55
'''V' y ~ '''' We Testeia Ra,1read cars
ooyS Is 4yIgaG & 49, ~ az H. 3 sS
iio 26 2i6 Is, $46 i6 446, SIG 46, 6o, 6l6 i6,
g., 30 VA 49, 9 e. En- IN IA o., an ooo
Is q lS5s iip ~ j5i isi i! l$, 55{5'
SUNDAY cARs.
WEBSTER SQUARE line leaves Lincoln Square at S455,
9I5,g45, iO!5,45, mp !l45A PIP, l245 Up ~,
81 SO, 9l5P NJ Leave Webster Square at "a ~
5O4 q 4 III A. NJ XII 4 a. H. IT. III Ut
.WEsr STREET. LINE leaves Harrington Avenue at 9.s5,
4l5 455 535 SIS 655 1885, s.l5, S.55 Leave West
sFSe5 &c. s. rs IT, s 5 20 ss5 72 5 ss s5 9o 1
WESTERN RAILROAD LINE leaves harrington Avenue
5l5 SIS, 455 55 So s55 5 H. .a5 5, Ie s =
western kbllfOad at 80 luo, lU30, LOO a. NJ, ED
l25 35 25 49, 335, AIS 455 j35, Gl5 655, 7.25 Sl5
$50 p. NJ.
teams are dou6ied np the Webster square cars viii
make half hour trips, leaving Lincoln Squate at A. NJ
and every hafh0ur iii 10 Leaving Webster Square
at 6.29v. NJ, and every half hour to 1929 2. IF.
Western railroad will make hour trips, leaving
Harrington Avenue at $40 NJ, and every hour 10 $40
p. N. Leaving Western Railroad at IT'S A. M and every
hour to 10 Ii P. NJ.
West Street cars i'll make hour trips, leaving Iar-
ring Avenue at l5 A. NJ, and every hour to 9l5P.
Leaving West street al M and every hour 9.45
p. NJ
The time adopted b. the company is that indicated by
the Regulator the Boston and Worcester Railroad de
poi. GEORGE L. BONNEY, superintendent.
MI diff
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@'V " 80" tH F. ~ 10, anu ~ 20 SA, p ~ - . 49,.
NJ ',u t vi 81" ~ q ~ IT, T. ~. ~, '1 S,i'
Inc p m tram stops at stations west OF rraniing-
leea ,,', PassengsFs from the Western Railroad
trsfi1n = = i q, &, M NJ ~
WesfBoro' l. 20 i5i a. a. M. 2.5i 44p.m
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I375&0itaI.
. Q I OR c.. a. HILL l.,
No 8 DOrrance Street, Providence, R. I.
DR.. HilPs Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age

Aho "EeateSt MeMedy OF the Age
Forthe use Of Single or Married Females
fasy be Justly ranked as the nlost sue
S gsss,, aila a.. glyc.gSole SPECIFIC ior all
aaAcGl.,sa peculiar = the FeRiGlc ser,
senior in EDpooia Diseases di ii1 i 6is
long and varied practice Of Twsnty
asg Delicate aud Daicalt + bisSrd sas
ana DISEASES, arisiag from the cunqtruc
tenn, hG particular subject OF attention
practice Il has been his aim TO bring to
athorough test and issue the different
f-S Botanic ana Indian Agents OF the
nateria Medtca, with the view OF pro
ducing Convenient, 5afe and Certain
suppreasiona and distractions, and theis
pirate coenate afeoons Of the female system and the
INTALLIBbE FEbaLE REGULATOR.
SA5ve q be- mos sbse s3 a Teh daily
It's operation and is Warranted Harmless, and always
sueee3st0 In all cases, When used according to the de
tionG,
have been sold within the last Ten Months ana the graf
flying result has been the prompt and through restoIs
its tndisputahe right to be STYLED the greatest
E5'@Other preparations styled "Femslo Cathoiicon'
are being widely dye tised purporg to be of different
the inventions Of men who nave just claim 10 medical
knowledge or experience, much less Of any knowledge
pertaining to Indian Alcana, practice and all such
imposttens and scales Of prices are but many dcvcea
ulos and lead sale and use of spurious ii not ab
onIts t,,frr i- auto
~ Hi INV = - ,s9 81,
r,srfq Ia1e hae1 b.f ~ ii b~n sJ & h
E Ie 81 w piC az "
i thc I In ti az, iS nj , w nv az
T., XXI I,tii( IN. -. go 70 ~ io
u, a. ~ !n ~ i part u MS theory
All Il u tiSs ~ f,It. VII pei To- 5s t ma f,
~ + ~ -, ~. IN T.; ~ D"t o4.e iUilials
so AZ, 70 ~ IL ~ ooeS, ~ seians
~ ne nv FAY S ~ ~ 80 " M fiiii9sions
StG ~ lo Wy " ~ pa u " Wv tIi@ Olea
s ar y- eliU on rse}f AZ eijs Me ~ * o
.' ~ ~ u ilV p5l.y " ~ pet Wy
wv oy naIt Stts r'dtcsf coHientlal
a1 must eoslh hls lhV9fi@Nie ice OF ~ 70 insure ST.
lSi!.!9ii; ,c,, y, 80,
De0f - Hn11 ~ hon 14 hegu atoT Is
eide 20 uSt iq elie't'leIi rsIF} ana
che Gases Vi feIllaie ollie uf t4set
aIa Is We only pfepafaI9i Wa'ch VIM last
result, 3eins tne F"IuGJtloG az Fhy5ieiah Widely
Snow lifouSlout NS" R.nsi%au ana 9thet Sett0ls OF
tlc phoh' ara whose success Gnu leStm9ials 'ar e
eesu mos on any otief pfact0iiel OF MS age, IN al
nfaioAes 81 fsisate 10 re lon' IN the couh-
Wy. ezE nc pfepafEtlolS are Nartan.fu Genuine I'm
less purchased 81 ne once o. DR. HILL Nc . Dop
rance street, Providence, Il l.
an, Es,,,.. ss..,,,s, Mp .,.,..,ss
$500, - -. ' 1'H'N
Tor the cure OF PRIVATE Diseases IN either sex, will ct all
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2atentg, IleMsiona, 3onntIes.


SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late agent or o. S. Patent O5ice, Washington (RSdeT
the Act OF 1917
as State ST., opposite LAiIby ST., EOBton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

years continues to secure Patents in the Quilted States;
te3 caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments and
al Pnpers r Drawings Ter Patents executed on liberal
terms and with Dispatch Researches made into Ameri'
~ Ie toIcig WORKS 10 uettI1hne tle yity oi utll
ty OF Patents OF lnvcntiOnsand legal or other advice
the claims of any Patent furnished by remittng One
Dollar, Assignments recorded at Washington.
but through inventors have advantages for securing
Patents of asccrainng the patcntabity Of inventions
unsurpassed by if UNNECESSARILY superior TO, any
which can be offered them elsewhere Th2 Testimoni'
FG L'HF FTfn p FTTS re- h e
snd hts SUCCESS n THE BEST PROOF OF ADYAN.
1AGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and prove, that at
other Office of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice Of the sub
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him 70
accumulate vast collection Of specifications and of
These besides his extensive library OF legal and me.
cha4ea worAs and luli accounts + patents granted n
the United states and Europe, render him able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
Allneeessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"lresard Mr.. EGfy Of the most CAPABLE end
saccesIul practitioners win whom have had official
Intercourse CHARLES. MASON;
=" have hesitation in assuring Inventors that ney
e&n435 employ pSrsGn Hote eoiaPgLent saa trnst
form to secure for them an Rry and favorable coisid
EDMUND BURKE.
,,, r. Late qo e, IN, 4 ESe ats,
cations all but Of which patents have been grant
ed sad that is pea3iR3 Such uniGiStakeabe proof
of great talent his part leads to recommend all
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents as
thay may be sure OF having the most faithful attention
bestowed on theircases, and very geaae Charges"
During eight months the subscriber, in course his
TEEN APPEAIS, EVERY 6SE OF which was dccidsd
in his favor' by the Commissioners Patents.
Boston, Jan. L, 1863 deodly jail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

4 fHEVEULINE HAIR COLORING.
changing undesirable shade of Hair WIFI kers to
any color required from dahcat@ ero'cn to deep
black, and for restoring the original color to gray hair
and giving 1t nGtGrGf appearance without any of the
trouble soapirg, and washing attendant upon the of
common dyes
Price fifty cents and dollar. he small bottle will
do more execution than the dollar size of most Of
the common dyes.
For sale by b. SCOTT and q. r. SPURR, and ny all
Druggists. deoptf e29
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REDUCTION IN GOLD AND SILVER
~ AT FISH'S JEWELRY EMPORIUM, NO. 2
BAY STATE BLOCK.
This well known establishment now present at
fractions purchasers before offered in Worces
ter The decline in gold has enabled supply my
stock for the fall trade at great advantage and no
pains and efforts have been spared to farnish the
choicest goods manufactured. Visitors and citizens
should embrace the first opportunity to examine the
stock and notice the redaced prices The proprietor is
determined the demands of purchasers in STYLE
and the most ecomica in price diff Ola
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

In consequence of the great difficulty to import goods
from foreign countries, have made arrangements for
the manufacture of ali kinds of
Optical, Mathematical a.nd Philosophical
Instruments,
And by thus saving the heavy cost Of exchange and
duty will he enabled to sell for much lower than
imported goods be sold
Hoping to receive the patronage and encouragement
of friends and the country at large, offer for
next Sixty DAYS!
Al my Imported Goods, such hne MICROSCOPES
TELESCOPES, OPERA and FIELD GLASSES, Mathematical
Instruments, &C, &C. at 20 per cent lower than import
ing prices intending to close them all make room
for those of my own manufacture.
shall continue to adopt Glasses for the most defec.
tive sight with guarantee for satisfaction Pebbels
ground periscopic and flint of my grinding set to
auy style Of frame at low rates.
An extra large Ftmcnt 81 Gold, Silver and Steel
Spcctaces and Eye Glasses constantly on hand
Human Artificial Eyes inserted and made to order.
Thankful for the kind patrona in the past and pray
ing for a kind continuation the same,
l am respe fully
j. R0SENBUSu, Optican.
Fg- Old Gold and Silver taken in sxchange
2. 81 would respectfully remind the public that
employ in selling my Glasses or &pect acIes.
mch24 dit j. RGSEN BUSH, Optician.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

4 CONSTANT SHEPARD. AGENT
y - 6GD CoLiECToR, Inquire at tie Spy 0Gica. Oh
30 ~ t'rnvyn street. ar .,SJII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

~ = u II . ltIIE N n ~ NV u y II q
a-s RAlIGlC PLASrERs-very highly recommended
spectt: hess painful Affections; to be apple
ana worn on the of She feet. For sale only by
iv7 ntf BUSII d co. 81 Front street.
DULIARD'S BALM OF GILEAD
ED LINIMENI,-Foascle by BUSH % Co, "a Front
street. by the gross, dozen single bottle. DIFF myl3
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TESTIMONIALS.
u regard Mr.. EGfy as one Of the most capable end
sHccesgut practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse ENABLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-09

From Boston WEDNESDAY and StTURDAY.
From Proyncetown MONDAY End THURSDAY.
m Inc new and commodioas steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, B. SMITH, commanier, will commence her
regular trips between Boston and Provincetown leaving
the loot of Eastern Avenue Wharf, Boston, at % O'Clock
on Wednesday, June L. She been built 6pressly
for this route, and 5 fitted with every accommodation
and convenience for ladies and gentlemen Fare Sl50
For any information, apply to D0DBIER SLEEPER,
&C Commercial Street, Boston.
L. BOWLY, Agent.
Boston, June TO- 1868. deopGm iell
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

IMPORTANT ARREST IN WASHINGTON John
Lancaster, a lad about fifteen years of age, re-
Gently employed in carrying dispatches betweea
the War Department and the telegraph ofioo
has been arrested. His father holds some PROM
inent position under JEFF. Davis, and his brother
Samuel Lancaster, is on Lees staff. Information
was given Captain Johnston that dispatches for
the War Department failed to reach there. f1e
at once took the case in hand, and succeeded in
discovering that this boy Lancaster was ia the
habit of opening dispatches entrusted to him,
and when anything of Importance presented it
self, he would retain it, and, when opportunity
presented, forward it to his father or brother.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

The following is an extract from tie address
of DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, before the
Alumni of Harvard College: ~
" Yet again, o Brothers this is not the hour
for sorrow. Month after month, until the months
became years, we have cried to those who stood
upon our walls Watchman, what Of the
night! They have answered again and again.
The dawn ls breaking-It will soon be day ,----
But the night has gathered round US darker than
before, AT last--Glory be to God in the high
est at last we ask no more tidings of the
watchman, for over both horizons East and
West, bursts forth in one overHowing tide Of
radiance, the ruddy light OF victory
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25
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rails, where we could Straighten our benumbed
fingers and cook our breakfast. Straggers kept
streaming in and budding around the fire, their
rubber blankets, dripping wet, thrown over their
heads, and looking for all the world like flock
of sick turkeys in stormy day. One fellow had
made up his mind that that kind of soldering
didn't pay. He had spoiled his ratons by allow
ing them to get wet, and it had cost him three
dollars for one days expenses, and then he got
but two pies, slice of wheat bread and drink Of
whiskey. This, of course, exceeded bis days pay
by quite heavy fraction, hence his conclusion
that his country's service was a losing business
He took such an obviously selfish view of the mat
ter that | had to forbear discussing the bject.
Of course | couldn't sympathize with him.
had an excellent breakfast that morning ;f
you doubt it, allow me to tell you hat l had.
had slice of fat pork, good enough for any
body to eat, plenty of hard tack and coffee.
had tin plate and tin cup; on my plate fried
my pork, and in my cup l made my coffee. MY
hard tack converted into fried cakes, superior
to ordinary doughnuts, from the fact that they
had the benefit of an extra cooking | had for
gotten my supper in the lanstorm, and my appe-
tite hod been accumulatng all night. | don't
recoect Of ever eating breakfast that relished
better than my fried pork and hard tack and cof-
fee did that morning. | doubt if ever the Prince
of Wales enjoyed meal better. My breakfast
obo I Col+
for twenty-five miles marching, the toughest they
could bring on.
But there is always bitter with the SWEET
When got ready to join the regiment, which
was but little further down the mountain where
the whole brigade fell out, noticed my gun had
changed its appearance most remarkably. The
decently clean and polished musket that ] left
there had become transformed into q uafelessly
kept and miserably rusty affair that any other
soldier would have been ashamed to carry. Evi-
IDENTIFY somebody had swapped with me. had
always supposed that it took two make bargain,
but this one had been made by one have never
seen, and one fear | never shall see.
In course Of the forenoon we came to full
, stop near Middletown, and oar adventures over
the big mountain were at an End Napoleon
II crossing the Alps will no longer be mentioned a,
=, the climax Of heroic achievements. Sedgwick
marching over the Catoctin Mountain has entirely
eclipsed that That was undoubtedly bad enough
: but it bears feeble comparison TO What .szs did
ANTI-RERx1.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-25

PRICE $500. ..lU
FEW colonies Of Italian Bees for sale ItaIi.
Il Queens, Of beautiful color, Cor $4,00; or $500
hen warranted pure. For partciars address
J. ID. GOODRICH,
dfm East Hardwck, VI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"
(0n1lyAl Mlll cEEgE, tel

This Company continues oer 10 thr people OF pla
ware It's superior advantages ul Insurance against usH
by hre on all descriptions Of property, cHtspt 'ariue
risks
The Insttutiou Ia copimeued by % years expert
H. attention To the suject of hutua Insurance
beng the first to Introduce the tuueipe ui our sHteJ
ly roAon oi which. it Is hliesel the Managers have
p-en enabled tn adjust and discrminae leweeu thr
different varsiits 90 property, N t. render the member
ship among Tie il0s equia la tu charaerrui the nruer-
0us lupursncs Companies presented 10 the public
Ii credit Itself that its payments of losses have
bseu pronit aud liberal hat iu - yeHs hune-s aud
losssr rslehiu over uaUu rot bio gi5 cl-e u litst
ton Hs occurred Aud A,ur,es vi 4u tutire sft-
faction ~ the PARTIES insured.
looLirr more to the sitity than the nuiul,er ani
amulut " it, r.-A. II has declined Hundreds u Thou
sands Dollars of Insurance either requiring tn1
great Hm0nlt ia single fis, ur ot-rns unfit obs
Jycs u Insurance ar tie rhstsotr nt hs lnsuiution
In fii= manner - l conceived % hrs tAe si-si sud
n,-i select lt of iu-urtnce- iulrofvi"u TO tile un'nl
-',ver Six Niiiuus % DDhtrs, ul au5 other Couraul
Wi'hia rea.onahe taose
A. eidene,.n ni thia mas np' aly relucpl le rae VI
iusur4nre az si ltus ilu4r sts ou-- iN d.. utd, 'ho
t.t years hgt praseu- ui tl'ir surii mud n
s46udj is ..nf.y t4.set sens uu iln ~ 9i
Not... whi ii -ui Nv ilu tesDrt T" +lp tritcairs u
tile ,i1re- durt cacA msintaf unn h-in- is-ueit sid
h. paYn- iu;e tsi %. tnrm inm january lsi- al fh-
a'e percent af annuu. idu, u'd ns -tin tfilior
dcdUetilu.
1t ro'nsu ed TIE -ar -, wth real protection o.
'he eemmuuit, iu psPo~it Aate. @ s23lA@
sue. lus FuHd ahiI1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
Lost or Mislaid.

I'E certificate for twenty sar-s Of Stock in tbe Rank
4 SMYRNA No 90 issued in the name OF John CHM
On the 23d day umober b. sG3, has lern Lost or mis-
laid and cAun0t bs returned said Bank for cauretio
Now therefore, this is to nitiiy all p-rs Ms that plles
tion Will be made to the fai1 Ban. 10 renew til, s,il
certificate in the Absence thereof on the III dHy n M
vember next, and the said Bank viii he then.rfttl,
eNoneraed from all liability for or nn account If sid
certificate, the value thereof will then hav,. leu "a
cevei hy tie und rtisned. JOHN G. GROONlE
Ektcn, sd, Sept 10. 1855. satIls.ytt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
H. Il. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
ff..F al.

Wholesale aai Retail Draggit (3l7) Fourth and
Nltbu ANsfi
CElllAlic rilts taPauidiug-l for Head Ache at II
X. Nriushursi's ~ Market sir-tf.
pRuWAi BRONCHIAL iruCHES one of the hest
articles ief li-easo-tt t Throat &c stu H. Briushutrs
DfuK stone.
TNMNSENu@ sARsArARlLLh fresh stock just IT..
celye'l and 'nr riIr hY y hdnthurst, Apothecafy
WlsNARIs y riut lftt lHr Cordial tho celebrated
cough ireraratiou ie he i 80 ID q. Efnghursls uru.
Stlfe.
srArFoRWs ot.lTG TAR. ga, .iunine article To i-
had by Hlus 81 =, hrhehnrrrr Drug store
Mr.. NlNs uW's -outiiAG - Rri' nov in great
demand isr e!'iilrsn ieeih s.at H. t. Gruehursts.
thAsrs 'r sINtt-H .i-l h.sra ue as.uriu4eut of ya
rruH s7's foiu rs pics lN put have just imported
them aud They HFe ttv hprs' quality Of DAOu's lasa
II K. hfinshus-t hli GufAtt street
BRANDY and MlliSNLl selected purn and of nur
luHi.iy fot meltHl furpose.. ly u e. brinehursi.
FlAi4- hel.i bf fir the Immediate rtiirf pain,
faimet- Nluius J. re Insurance Company, Ia Whining
ton 90 Thursday tie h cay of October, at 10 oeiock
A.
coin CREAM for chauvei hands dr lps for sale ia
any quantity, hy II. {, hfil 4lurst
hnr-f's
HJsIElTEfs WrrEEi they ri2e seneral stisiacuon
and are Iuw Id Lrptt vogue A. Ii. BHrghurst.
Wholesale and Ketei nrurtist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
STOVES! STOVEs!! STOVESI!

TIN subscriber hegs leave to call the attention %
az the public To his large and excellent stock vi COOK
nm ING AND rANl0R STOVES, comprising some
- ;hv hrs; patterns In the market
He has also on hsnd large assortment Of Plain and ia.
p,nrd Iiuware lea ners Looking Glasses, Knives and
Forks, Table and Ten spoons, Preserving Kettles, Plain
ruurl N3 Emerald Hollow Ware, Glass and britannia Me-
o. Lamp. scales, Weights and Measures uns Shot Bsgs
kc, 2r Rr
TIE sutcrer will sell all arelas in his line of busnes,
~ luw ns they eau lie bought ior ulsrwhere
ROOFING AND sPOuTiNG, aud all kinds Of Tin and
'ea-uuAhle tertns ~
A5-UtD STOVES bought sold and exchanged
The tnHcfhet hopes by strict attention TO business and
hieafos =" give iAilsiaen 10 receive a share Of pub
lie patronage, HENpY T. plCKI'Ts F
No East 4th St, between Market aud King,
'H neNt door to the Old Auction Roess
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
WAWAsBT NURSERIES
NEW BOOKS!

~ ~ ~ q hNVfrs Zoos d13 NeWs0nnfr So,,
l20 Kartet Street
WlLMlNGFoN DELAWARE.
TIfumps, story Of American Lite by q W cuttl.
The Crossed Path Ivy wilkls Collins ''A'
Htry iaison. by John T. Irving
The Attorney. by john II. Irving
The Constitution OF the United states
y i'd life, by Capt Mayns l.oll
Life ut iruerai Francis Marion
livery buly' 3 Lawyer.
Moral History ~ Women
Miss uilhHfiis Career
uue of Them, 10y Chaa. Lever
The First False Step, by Rsynoi1a
TIE Woman In white, hy wike Collin.
Twenty five dil-rent kinds OF Naval a. . ,,,,
Al the Magazines, Daily snd Weekly Nsw.vsSl, ,a
books Stationery and Fancy Articles fr ala M w.,
variety 80 '''o III neA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-11-10
JOHN MoLEAR g. SON.
ConVeyancers, Notaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
NJ ~ h.
IA. M lImrhnf N1rrnf

No. IE7 Market street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BulLpiNg
accurately drawn. '' '
PRuMlssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinds bought sud enld an
commission In this city or at the Brokrrs Boards m rhi
dePhlA New York, or other cities hy itu of rarf,s
ppnling ut1Ner7 wln are all firms OF high standing
40 EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged ON -to. ks ar
oaus pnrchNei ahtoti the regular Lrosrs coniugsio
OF cue quarter per cent being dyided between oaiAye
and uur agrut-.
DRAFis.-we draw on Philadelphia, New York OPP t,as
ton ani procure drafts other Ainrrrtn ctles Al tl
lowest rates uf exchange "
FnkhiHN DkAFfs-We draw on Great Britain Iva.
amt Hefhtny aud every other country 10 Iur.re
on nou.s oi undouhied siudus, ia TO suit uur
EACHANGE-Forrisu or n,ms.tc-boueht and sold
az tue hn.i iAvnrabe rates si4 r hy tbs harriet A
York. W" ''''
REAL ESTATE We niieul i, 'le purclAse a,i s,l,
ol l'sAl Estate tn town or c'aW aal f.sna.tful Of b.
pntenssers W sellers I" gise 1- ANtl. S. ru; lu1--
ton Of their ralts.
CpLLECllpNs Our corrraoua#nta oia't4 r4 i
reach any prominent point iu ,m-|lgi of r. t. i-..
country through The mn,t reinbr tLauuei. Our t,-,
tea nr masking collections ate ittf i1rs ranreft ana
consequently traos awaiting themselves Of tan tiay M
"huuent lhat their business wlli ta taith.uilv a, r
sI"u'piF attended To- cur rhiiges Afa as low as ,s.
made by any reliable parties
~ every case whria we empltel cor aim IA to q,
w uebt loT ne Interest Of our cuss ail va, solicit
h patronage OF our ifleuds AMI tile pnbc 81 neraly
ASA dDIiN MCLIilt