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SUPREME CoURT.-Yesterday, in the case of
Richard w. Thompson agt. James Guthrie, to
recover the sum Of $4,000 charged by the
plaintiff as fees for his services in connection
with the Menomonee Indians, the Court after
hearing the argument Of Messrs. Caleb Cush-
ing and r. H. Gillett, sustained the demurrer,
and gave judgment against the plaintiff for
costs.
in the case of Barney's children VS.. Barney, on
motion of the defendant by his counsel, Mr.
Davidge, to dissolve an order issued by Chief
Justice Garter, restraining him from exercising
bring them back. The Court decided: 1st, to
deny the motion; I'd, the defendant to return
the children within ten days; Sd, in default Of
returning the children, the answer to be
stricken from the files; 9TH, either party may
apply for further directions as to the custody
OF the children; and 5th, the defendant to pay
the costs Of the motion. Richard S. Coke ap.
peared for the children.
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We, THE UNDERSIGNED, Grocery Mar.
chants. doing business on Penn sylvania avenue
Louisiana avenue, Seventh and Ninth streets, DO
hereby agre- TO close respective places OF
ness at O'Clock m. from the LIST b Of May to the
LIST of septem Der next, with the exception of sat-
BENZ. BEALL
BROWNING d KEATlNG
WYCK0FF 4 DENISON
ISRAEL DEMIRG,
G. T.. KENNEDY,
D. ONEILL,
F.M. OkME,
P. McDEVITT
sAM'L BACON CO.
JOHN IL. SEMMES & CO.,
ED. HALL,
BARBOUR& SEMMES,
4. Z. WHITE.
S1OUSSA Il ENNIS,
V W.T. T. H sESSH uppERmAs + CO.
B. r. MORSELL,
my AL MURRAY d SEMMES
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HEAVY RoBBERY-PARTY ARRRsTRD..-On
the night Of the a3d Of May, 1861 burglary
Il Co., New York city. aud the safe was bio IN
open, and Coupon Treasury notes OF the de-
nomination of $1,000 $500, SlOO, and 500,
amounting In all TO $500. were aostracteo
there from. Mr. Leonard Middleton. Cashier OF
the Treasury, placed the investsa alton OF the
case in the hands of detective NJ. Barry. of the
Metropolitan police force, and be, assisted by
W. u. Williams, detective OF the Treasury de.
par.ment, have after much labor, succeeded in
capturing man named VIM. Degen, who IS
supposed to have been connected with the rob-
berry. One OF the notes OF the den nomination OF
$50 hes been recovered and fully identified.
DPgen Is now In jail in this city, ami will ha re
a hearing on Saturday at 10 clock, before JUS
tice Clayton. The detectives have preof to con-
vict this party, and think they will recoyer the
rpst of the notes.
MUssEs.-On Tuesday afternoon, a drunken
soldier, became disorderly near the Depot,
when several other soldiers went up to uuiet
him, but he knocked each ofthem own; when
they closed in upon him, and ga We him Sc we're
whipping. The guard at the Depot, and the
police, arrested those concerned and took them
to the guardhouse at the post; but the beaten
man was found to be so badly injured, that he
was sent to hospital
Night before last, while number of soldiers
were sleeping on the platform in front of the
restaurant, corner New Jersey avenue and Q
street, one Of them robbed another OF his pocket
book, but being All awkward hand at the business
awoke the sleeper, who immediately jumped
into him, and the others arousing, also pitched
in, and gave the thief severe 1ogging. He
managed to make his escape, but left the marks
Of the conflict about the corner In the shape OF
large pools Of blood. ~
--LATEST rATIoas-WAsHINaror Mon.
BY MARKKT.-Furnishedb BY Lewis johnson q
Co., Bankers.
Buying. Selling.
U. s. Coupon Bonds, 1881 ......liTX 1C7X
E 20 Sso N s;i:.......'. par ,os. ,o,I
Quartermasters' Checks. :. 99K aS9H
New CERTIFICATES. .994
American folo. .li6al4SK
American Silver ................ 13Ga133
NEW YORK RATES. CLOCK p. n.
Coupon 6's, 1881, 1G7H; 1905, 1U7; New Ger.
tifcates OF indebtedness, 99as9x, Gold, 1i9H.
Market quiet, Gold dull
RETURNING HoME-Yesterday afternoon
and last night the following regiments, whose
terms of service have expired, arrived, on their
way northward both Pennsylvania, Col l..
Mace, 500 men; I26th Pennsylvania, Lit. Col
Rowe, 700 men; oath New York, Col. Beardslee
39l men; and 18th New York Col. Myers, $40
men. The Pennsylvania regiments have
served nine months and those from New York
fyUp nh
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By I'll. WALL & o.. Auctioneers
NEW AND sEcoND-HAl

q X : "A L E
NEW AND SECONDHAND
PIANOS! PIANOS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, 18th instant, at ~
O'Clock, we shall SELL
Three beautiful seven octave Rosewood case Iron
Frame Pianos
Also, three good second hand Pianos
Pianos warranted.
Also, Stools, Cover and Music.
my IA d W, L, WALL & CO. Aucta
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS,

RESOLUTION providing for flag footways across
certain streets.
CGnaaon Council Of The CorpoTation. Of Geo1sstoirH,
That flag footways, not less than three feet and a
half in width, shall be put across the following
One across Montgomery street, on the south line
One across Fifth street, at It's intersection with
One across Eighth street. at its intersection with
And to pay the cost thereof the sum of sixty dol
the order of the Commissioner of Streets. W
Approved April Is, 1863.
AREsoLUTIox in favor of John Hobbs.
Resoired by The Board Of Aldrnea and Board of
That the Clerk he e RereGy Gree fe[f to zen.
to the order of John G. Hobbs the sum of fourteen
dollars and seventy-fve cents: Provided the said
John G Hobbs receipt to the CLERK for ali claims
against this Corporation
Approved April 25, 1863.
REsSrgaioS to pay the expenses of the Poor and
work house Tor the quarter ending 3lst March,
1853.
Rssolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
f That p ths CLERK Gle t. the order Of the Trustee Of
of that institution for the quarter ending March 81
1868 SIX hundred and thirteen dollars and forty
the same. Approved April Is, 1856 .''
RESOLUTION authorizing the thorough repair of
-Resolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Se * M Of B4ss s%
Lingan to Green street, is hereby authorized.
Resotred, further. That said pairs shall be done
under the supervision of the Commissioner of
Streets and it shall be his duty to give il to the
lowest com petent bidder and to see that the work
IL faithfully performed and in order to defray the
expense thereof, the sum of one thousand dollars.
or ss much thereof as may be needed is hereby
Prlated to be paid by the Clerk to the order
of the Commissioned, upon proper vouchers.
Approved May 2, 1853.
RESOLUTIONS in relation to repairs of a portion of
Water street
Reseired By the Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of Georgetotvn
That the Commissioner of Streets be. and he is
hereby directed to that part of Water street
near High, now out of order to be repaired; and
the sum of ten dollars. much thereof as NAV
be necessary is hereby appropriated to pay for said
work, which sum shall be paid to the order of the
Commissioner. tApproved May 2, 1853.
RESOLUTION in favor of 7. A. Lazenby.
Resolved BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Cannon Council Of the Corporation of Georgstotr1
That the Clerk pay to the order of T. A. Lazenby
dollars nd forty Gv E,li
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w BOYS CLOTHING.
BOYS and a0S II LLfSis q
newest styles, suitable FOR the present season ior
WALL, STEPHENS & co.,
322 PennsylaLia Avenue. between
~ u'uf Ninth and Tenth streets.
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LOCAL NEWS,

FIFTH WARD MEETINa.-A meeting OF those
who were out-voted at the regular meeting in
the Fifth Ward was held last night at Wards
Hall
Mr.. b. b. French was called to the chair, AM
Mr.. E. L. Stevens appointed secretary.
The Chair complained that they had been
circumvented in their efforts to nominate the
right men for office at the previous meetings,
and they would now make one more effort to
make nominations without being overruled by
their opponents. The chair went on to re-
peat the ridiculous untruthful assertion by
which the Union for Office men attempt to
bolster their cause, that their opponents are
enemies to the Administration, and this seemed
TO be about the staple Of his argument.
Mr.. N. b. Northup, who runs that famous
machine known as the Guardian Society, and
who seemed to be chief bottle-washer and res.
olutioniZer at the affair last night then oc-
cupied the attention Of the meeting, after which
the following nominations were made:
For Alderman-John NJ. Broadhead. Z.
For Councilmen-John Grinder, Ezra l.
Stevens, VIM. q. Harper.
Messrs. Stevens, Dodge and Webster were
appointed an executive committee.
The chairman was authorized to appoint
committee to act as challengers on election day;
and after remarks by DIR. Broadhead, the meet
ing adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-14

- GRAND PIC MO
10y 7. J. MCKINLEY AND VIM. NICHOLSON
will take place at GREEN SPRING ND
PAVILION on MONDAY May l8 lRS4
10 commence at o'clock IN. The NHr4E5
Hol, Hill Band has ben engaged. Inc Mana.ers
most respectfully invite the citizens of GeorgetoW n
and Washin ston to participate in the festivities of
the day. There will be no p inns spared to make
this the best Pic Mic of the season. Tickets 50 cts
admitting gentleman and ladie.. Stages win run
from George town Market, commencing at o cl'k
p m my ii st"
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CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER
The Navy Department have information that
the steamer Cherokee, blockade runner, was
captured by our squadron OF Charleston ON
the sth instant.

THs MAYOR NOT ABsKNT.-The Washing.
Ton Republiean yesterday in noticing the fact
that Major Chas. s. Wailach, reputed to be Of
the rebel army, whose property has been seized
1or confiscation is "the brother of the Editor of
che Star and the Mayor of the city," adds that
the latter is now absent in New York, serving
as chairman Of the Washington Councils, com.
mittee to present to General Mcclellan their
complimentary resolutions sometime since
adopted The Mayor is not absent from Wash.
ington, his public duties requiring his presence
at home He addressed General Mcclellan a
suitable letter transmitting the resolutions
and, at the request Of Councilman Murtagh,
one Of the preprietors Of the Republican, (who
by the by, voted for their adoption,) he ap-
pointed to all the vacancy in the presentation
committee made by his unavoidable absence,
MT. Hanscom, Editor of the Republican; as Mr.
Murtagh urged that that gentleman's close per.
sonal relations with General Mcclellan made
his selection q very proper one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-14

RESOLUTION in favor of 7. A Lazenby
ReSolred by The Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetotr1
That the Clerk pay to the order of T. A. Lazenby
seven dollars and fortyye cents in full for his bill
to March 81, 1863. IApproyed NAV 2 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-14
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneer.

&C ,,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF SIXTEEN FINE
BUILDING LoTs,-Twelve of these lots are
situated near the terminus of Seventh street rail
road on 9Th and 9Th streets, near Boundary hne
square No $685.
Two lots on 7th street west near near street.
and two on 9Th stree near ttreet. in Square 4I9
will also be sold Immediately after the rst nam ed
lots. They will all be sold without reserve on the
premises, on To ESDAY, the 2Sth day of May, at
Terms made known upon the day of SALE Con-
veyapcing at the cost uf the purchasers If net
settled for in three days from day of sale the lots
will be resod after five days otica in the Evening
Star. at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
cbasers.
myl4 1lt* GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-14

ma r1ASosl PIANOS, ma
THE LARGEST SrOCKi
The GREATEST VARIETY
TH1 BEST OF MAKERS |
NEW AND SECONDHAND
At prices and terms that defy any competition! .
ton.
~ Don't buy Piano without calling and see.
ing ours. JOHN r. ELLIS,
Piano and Music Ttore, sos Pa. AZ,
my 1875 between 9th nd 10th sts,
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0Earl Russell has called Mr. Adams at
fsntion to the fact that it was reported to the
Government in London that Union agents
were recruiting for the Federal army in Great
Britain. A very interesting correspondence
ems ued on the subject The large number Of
able bodied young men leaving Cork by the
Inmau steamers was adduced by the Earl In
support OF the charge. Mr.. Adams denied that
United States agents were 80 employed, and
Quietly suggested that the ssalleged distress"
existing in Ireland might account for the emf
grafton phenomenon"
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ByTHOMAs DOWLING Auctir

BY THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneers
A VERY DESIRABLE THREE STORY BRICK
n HOUSE AND LOT IL GEORGETOWN AT AUC.
TON On THURSDAY AFTERNOO. May 2l.t. at S
o'clock. will sell, in front of the premises, on
story Brick dwelling, containins in ali eight
rooms, ball psntries, &c with paved celler an
Terms; 500 ean,remain N the interest for four
years longer. One half of the balance to be pa
in cash, the remainder in two equal payments in
given with satisfactory endorsements bearing in
terest The title is good and warranted, deed will
given all conveyance at the cost of the purchaser
my il diff THOMAS BOWLING Aucts
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ODDS. By the author of "Quits ,,
"A Robert. on q Desert Pathway
Leaves from the Diary of an Army suaseon.
Huxley on the Origin of Species
Oolenso the Pentateuca Part 2
homes Incidents of my Life
Walworth's Gentle Skeptic
My Sot them Friends. By Kirke
yenkins Political Fallacies
Mitchel's Astronomy of the Bible
Smith China and the Chinese
Green's Pentateuch Vindicated
my IA FRANCK TAYLOR
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CHEF ASSISTANT SUARTERMAsEBs OF

CHEF ASSISTANT TrS HEgARrERMAsER's OF
Depot of Washington, els G. st., cor. 18th st.,
wANTED-For the use or the United States STAT
G0vernment, for the construction Of Hospitals,
STONk.
Persons able and willing to furnish will please
apply in person by letter At this Office ct or be
fore u CLOCK m. en- Friday, the 18th instant.
Tbs proposition most advantageous to the Gov
EDWARD L. HARTZ,
my l3 It Capt. and @. NJ u. b. Army.
WHEATON's ELEMENTS OF INTERNA-
w uoIal Law; new edition; by William Beach
Lawrence.
vsttePs Law Of Nations
Phillimore 3 International Law.
Moselys on trabapd of War London.
Hasack on Rights of Neutrals London.
wheaton on the Right of search. London.
Martens's Law Of Nations. London
Twiss' Law Of Nations. London.
Hailecks Intern ational Law and Laws Of War.
Hautefe1ille, Quelques questions de droit Inter
nationsi MARITIME, apropos de Ia Gusrre d'Amer-
.Csuchs-Ie Droit Martin. international. 2vels.
Kiubsr-Droit dss Gems Modsrns de l'Europs.
De Cusssy- Dictionnaire du Diplomatic ct du Con.
sul. Parie.
De CuIsey-Phases ct Causes Celebres 2 vols.
Martene-Guide DiplomstiQue vols.
Weiss-Code du Droit Maritime International.
vols.
woG,sey's International L tSuiscr r.ynor
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SO CENTS PER BUshEL
FINE LOT OF PEACH BLOW POTATOES,
In SOrehouse 100 Water street. GEORGETOWN In
qure Of G. B. SMITH, on the premises or al the
store of T. O. WESTON & co., 549 Ninth street,
Warrington. INV lastS"
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lv1 AND ARMY BOOTS.
Just received direct from the manufacturers, l5o
eases Calfskin Zip and Grain MILITARY@S6n
BOOTS, ON consignme emit. For sale at man.
Ifaeture-s' prices, at the Military andy Al
paAhionable Boot and Shoe Store, No 5O4'
xs; avenue. Suffers and Traders would do wsll to
Call and e1Amine the stock,
my A-Stf ] MILLS AGENT
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40 SHADE CORD, 40
Shade Tassels. ct JMARK RTTRRS,
No. 466 Seventh St, doors above
Odd Fellows He'll
j ~ Terms cash. my 4-eosws
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Coupon 6's, 1881, 1G7H; 1905, 1U7 New Ger
nfcates Of Indebtedness, 99a99x, Gold, 1i9k
Market quiet, Gold dull.
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sc l. Nc OFF!
~ Sell ING OFF!
And getting in Fresh Stock every day.
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
Retailed at Wholesale Prizes
Call and see the bargains,
STAFFORD EVANS.
may Is ST. 4S7 Ninth ST. between and T.
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qST RECEIVED FROM PETER CONRAD, of
~, rshirnacsiphi., one Of the best bootma- nffSm
Roots BA ft MeH,ty, fine assortmsnt Of
spd ps sh0ss on and for sale
=. IhRpeipnta PRICES, st the Milit ry and FASH.
my H-3s MITTs a.a,t
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MOURNING GOODSI
Nl MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
We are now prepared to exhibit the largest and
best assortD emit of the above goods to be found in
this city, and at prices as low rs they can be had in
BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS!
We have this day received from the i'm porters
and from large auction sales in New York tse
cheapest lot Of Black Silks that we have ever had
prices from 81 to 81 81 per yard-all very cheap
a, - Al eo.os soio at q very small advance on
the cost JOS. j. MAY,
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SWINGLE HOWLETT,
- CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
No. 47S Eleventh street, between e and q. re.
speetfu,ly inform their friends and the gem
orally that they have oper ed shop at the above
names PLACE and are now ready to contract for the
erection Of buildings, &C., well as to do general
repairing and JOB work share of the public
patronage is collected. nv I3-Ims
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THE PUBLIC
<1RE Respectfully invited to visit and inspect my
LAUNDRY,

H@AR CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES. -z
&SGZT CARRIAGES &S6II
A9N On hand the best lot of 49,
L1G II IAGES
ever offered in this market, for style and variety
consisting in part of Extension Tops, two and four
seat Recl Always, top and no-tep Busgies, Jersey
Wagons. &c, &c.
Also, Suffers WAGONS of all sizes, with and
without springs.
Repairing promptly attended to.
R0BT h. GRAHAM, Coachmaker,
my l. I'm, ifs 374 D. and ATT EishtA At
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29
H.. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, (Sl7) Fourth and
Market street,
CEpHALIC PILLS (spaulaings) for Head Ache at II
II. Bringhurst's 3l7 Market street.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES one Of the beat
articles for diseases ofthe throat &c al H. r. Bnghurss
Drug Store.
T0wEsRND's sARsAPARILLA. fresh stock Just re-
eeved and for sale by H. h Bringhurst, Apothscary.
wISHARr's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to he had at H. H. Brlnghursts Drug
store.
spAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling At II. Il. Binghurst's Drug Store.
Mrs.. WfNs!OW's SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children teethng at II. X. Bringhursrs
fLAsks Tor sportsmen-l have fine assortment Of va
rous sizes from \ pint to pint. have jns imported
them snd they the finest quality Of Dx0ns Elasks
H. H. Bringhurst, 3l7 Market street.
BRANDY and WHISKY selected pure and Of I'm,
quality for medical purposes, by II. K. Brnghurst.
FLAG8'S RELIEF for the Immediate relief Of pain, Al
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
tom Thursday the 18th day Of October, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM for ehapped hands or lips for sale ir
any quantity by II. r. Brilghurst.
FINE SALAD OIL, a superior article at II. r. Bring
hufst's
HOsTETTERs BITTRRs, they give general satisfaction
and are In CREST vogue II. X. Bringhurst
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
HUTUAL IySURA NGE co MP ANY,
Office Wilmington Institute, corner Of 9th
and Market Streets Wilmington, Del
INTEREST on URANIUM NOTES RRDUuED To FIVE

and market Streets, wilmington, Del
INTEREST on RfGhiU fl N0LES RkDUUkD To FIVE
pEfi CENT. fr.
bk rsinoifle % Mutual Inaui is believed to be
the sael and experience, Or has proved to DO the
qheapQat eana Of Insurance against Loss ~ ktRl and
aoul thia inaituton has beech but II yeAFe In e1-
f,sndp, the lit OF Insurers will compare ayorahy with
en9 9thar ara te c4aak by fire during that time al
auugh mol 5dw have hoen promptly paid all who have
bern nsargd ia this office and have had the misfortune
40 % burned out attest The object has been 70
cure good list safe risks, rather than to swell the
number OF insured without regard TO hazards thus les
senng the liability OF ainkag the cash capital In case "
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
INSTRUMENTATION Candy, Vincent C 0ilpia, George
Richardson John A. Duncan, Jacob Pussy jobs Cochran,
William 1HtuAli. Edward 4. iiollah samuel Candy
BuAspYNiRk rSpRRD -Bdw. ErughurSi, Eli u. rallay
CaRIsTIASA nrsbsGD.-Chas. W, lloWisnt James Rid
die.
NEW Castle HuNDkED-JOhn iuyer
VINE CLAY CWEES HuSpRgn -Abram T. shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, Prcsdsnt
Go Il. p. SIMMONS. Secretary aud Treasurer. ta
Is Oflee hours from 10 and IRON too
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29

TIlIE subscriber will lgive instruction in the German
Language ia private at The residences Of such a.
may desire his services. II terms will be modsraie-
APestion may be made personally or by note directed
the corner OF Seventh aud King streets, Wilmington
Delaware. JOHN KUCHER.
tim.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29
WAS THE ONLY
aPrfnaraiiOn for food from Indian C0rnn


IpHE SCIENCE OF HElAIsTH
~ - 49, ToI.
EVERY MAN MS own PHYSICIAN.
H0T,T,O Wis pTT.T.E
ThaIsws rslsttns Ia helen sra 90 Tcssdn,l, -,
q, h. hin ~ 81 ~ Mel
c nis w. - an sioit,a % @
pps ~ natnrs conssonantiy Tho intrac,ios ~ ~ i
invsrlabIv nnnishsd wiz main and snasrine MA.
writer's CLASSIFY The predisposing causes undeT Two bs
An unhealthy condition Of The Stomach, and a de
PRAYED state Of the Blood
D1S0RnPpc or TuE STDMAOu TIuIp
DiSONSSNS ~, nf,unt 'iASii HAfEh
AM bOhhLo
The Stomach IL the great centre which naueuees the
health or diseases Of the system-A bused debtated
by exces-ihdg offensive breath and physical pros
trntlon the natural consequences. Allied to the brain
It is the Of headach mental depression, nervous
complaints and uurefrsshing sleep. The Liver becomes
affected and generates bilious disorders pain in the
SC The bowels sympahize by Costiveness aud
Dysenery The principal action Of those Pills is on the
stomach and the liver lungs bowels and Kidneys partc
pate in their recuperatiye aud resenerative operation
| IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFULOUS AFFEC-
TIONS
a., -. -, -. it,.Ii 49,, ,., -,
ol9 suiSs, nau leg -, auu lnaoisnt Ulcers
9etoiui.A, S - * .siii Mhlle
swengs vaneefs' a., avg ny result o. tainted or i'm
poNeIlahsa ~ IN ~ tle looAles men
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29
DELAWARE HOUSE,
Market Street, Opposite the City Hall,

WILMINUIUN, DEL.
HAVING leased this we'll known House aud furnished
it with every comfort and take pleasure
Ia announcing n my old patrons the travelling pube
that am prepared TO offer them all the Of
rst class hotel Thankful for the past fayors RESIN et
fully solicit continuance OF the same.
JOHN FOSTER
D. Extensive stabling under the superintendencs OF
sept@odm CoENELiUs GREEN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29
5000 Buffalo Robes,

3. m. AM f.: :: ' :.:.:::
~ 1g.Arn f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-29

III 7 " LII " KAlf T ND.
WANTED an active Partner with tash Capital Of
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