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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Dr. Jayne's ExpeetOrant.-AiI who have
used thls standard Medicine zoe
ASTHMA. coN5UMrTIoE,
BRONCHITIS. rLEURrsT.
wHooPHG ooUou. GROUP,
COUGHS AND COLDS, HoARsRSEss.
or any Pulmonary Complaint attest rs usefulness. In
proof OF this fact We would state that for thirty year,
past the Expec orpnt has been before the public and
each succeeding year ma, added 20 m popularity aud
tended the demand until 1t Is known and appreciated
in all quarters Of the world, and admitted to be the Great
Remedy OF the Age tor that class OF diseases Tor when
is especially designed.
RECENT COUGH, AND CpLDs, rluorIuc Pains, Sc
are quickly and cocuay cured BY rs dIapnorctic soob-
ing and oxpcctorant power.
AsIHNA Il always cures. II oyercOmcs the s3a,updic
contraction the air vessels and by producing fec
pcetoratlon at once remove, oil difficulties Of breathing
BRONCHITIS readily yolds to the Expeciorant itsub-
dues the Inflammation which extends through tho wind
tubes produces cNpcctoraon and supprc1sos at
tho cough aud pain
CONsUbIPTIOE- Fortbis iusiiious and fatal dscascno
remody,on earth been found cIootua II sub
dues the inaammaton relieves tho cough and pain,
removes the difficulty ofbreaihng and produces easy
cxrectoraton hereby all Irritating obstructng
ter5 are rcmoycdfrom the lungs
wHoOPIEG CoUGHis promptly relieved by this ESpcc
orant shortons the duration Of the disease ono-ha and
greatly mtgatcs the sufTerinss Of the patient.
IT, 1rauPULMoNARY COMPLAINTS, in GROUP. PLEU-
RIsY, &c. it will be found to be prompt, saS pleasant
and reliable.
Prcf AIRED only At No. 2l2 Chcsnut street
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Oted.
BLODGFT.-On Monday afternoon, September 18TH
VIRGINIA, daughter of Louis and Mary Il. Bl0dgot
aged one year three and q half months.
OWLBY.-On MondaY 18th inst, MARIA BOWLBY,
daughter OF the late Edward Bowlbv.
Her friends ind those of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral, Thursday afternoon
18th at o'clock from her late dence, NO i05
s, Third street.
BOWEN AT her residence, In Snow Hill Worcester
county, Maryland Mrs ANNA ELIZA, vile of the late
Edward Il. Bowen aged 81 years.
ELLIOTI.-Septe ptember 18th after short Illness, JO
SEPh ELLIOTT, In the 6lst year of his age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family respectfully
invlt TO attend his funeral nom his late residence
No Queen street Saturday afternoon, at o'clock
without further notice. To proceed to RonaldsOn's
Cemetery.
PALMFR-Attor severe Illness at Chester Penn
s,lyania September ath, 1864, SAMUEL PALMER, for
merry OF Philadelphia IN the 5lst year of his age
Due notice will be given Of Lis funeral New York
papers please cOpy.l
PEALE.-On the lah inst, after a lingering illness,
The funeral VIII take place IN Pousyle, from Trinity
ChuIch at O'Clock on Friday afternoon.
PUTNAM. AT Hanover, n. H., September Tth, Mrs.
SARAH G. PUTNAM, widow OF the late Prot Putnam,
of Dartmouth College.
READ.-Departed this le September sth, 1884 at tho
residence of Mr. wilkins, St. Marys county, MARYLAND,
STACY b, READ, Esq, in the 5!i year Of his age
SAGER.- On the m, rning Of the 18th instant MARGA-
| RETTA, daughter of the late Michael Sagtr
friends family
g3i Arch street, Saturday morning. the lth Instant at
! 10 O'Clock. %"
! TILLINGHAST.-On the 18th instant, Mrs. MARGA-
RET TLLlNGHASr daughter OF the late Thomas DsstI-
4 yer Sr., OF this city
The relatives and uao friends Of the family are re-
speotfu inv lied % attend her funeral from her ao resi-
deuCe, No. 2l1 T. HntI street, Friday afternoon the
18th ius ant, at clock. SO
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AMUSEMENTa.

AMATEUR ITALIAN OPERA.-signor Perelli, Of
this city, win naugurae novelty the coming season, In
the shape of Series Of Amateur Italian Opera. This
performers viii be exclusively hs pupils, who will be
assisted by uil and efficient orchestra Six standard
operas viii bo gwen and the performers will be appro-
pYatey costumed Mr. PeTe having just returned from
Europe with him the necessary dresses and deco
ratons for that purpose, and also full OF Of
the different operas % be performed The SOress viii be
private and win take place in November next.
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General sheTman's Order of Thanks for
AuIanIR.

On the 80 inst. General Sherman issued the fol-
lowing order to bis troops
HEApQUAnTERs MILITARY DIVISION or MIS-
sIssIIPI, near Loyejoy's station, Georgia, Sep
tember 3, lS64.-Special Orders No. 62.-rhe
General commanding announces, with great
pleasure, that our troops under Major-General
SloCum occupied Atlanta yesterday at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, the enemy having evacuated the
night bcfoie, destruyiug vast magazines and
stores, and blowing up along their route eighty
car loads Of ammunition, which accounts for the
sounds heard 10y Us on the night OF the lst inst.
Your task has been well dOue, and all work Of
destruction 10 the railroad will cease. By order Of
Major Gt neral w. I. SHERMAN,
Signed by Lieutenant NJ DAYTON.
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Tie Lancaster (Jhio) Gazette states that the
citizens Of Lancaster design presenting their dis
tipguished townsman, General Sherman, the
O. bIated horse "BruLze,' now owned by Messrs
Reber and Kuntz of that place, rs an appropriate
Generals services.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
Is composed Of Buchu C6ebs, and Juniper Berries Sc
leeted With great care and prepared in vacuo by H. t.
HELSoLD, Druggist aud Chemist of sixteen years eH-
pererce in the city Of Phadelphia and now prescribed
BY the most eminent of the faculty and have been sd-
mted to use in the United states Army and are also in
ysr general use in state Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land Price 81 per bottle, or
six for g. Delivered to any address accompanied by eK-
plelt directions. Direct letters to
HELNBoID's Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
No. 594 Broadway New York,
Or HELMBoLDs Medical Depot,
No. IO4 s. Tenth street, Phladelphia.2
Beware Of courterfeits. Ask for HELMBoLD's, and
take no other.
solA nv Druvgists eyerywhere 9-lI-tuths-Sm
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Another Great Victory. - The recent
victories Of sherman at Atlanta and FarraRut at Mobile
have lnfus ed life into the RepuOc; and another vic
JOY into homes OF thousands We refer
the victory of Mr.. W. Alter, No. 92 n. Ninth street,
all competitors, in the matter Of selling the best aud
ceanest Coal at the lowest prces. Give him trial. every
hfdv
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T H. w 4 l. II a " H N,
SUCCESSOR TO W. H. CARRVL.
MASONIC HALL,
no, 7l9 OHBsNUT Street,
WIN DOW EII AD Il -,
OURTAIE =.
AID
MOsogITo MEETINGS.
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II MBOID'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,

In affections peculiar to 'FKMALRs is unequslcd by any
other preparation In Choro.is or Retention Irresu-
arltIes Psnfuues, Suppression Of Customary Eysc-
untons; liberated, schIrous State Of the Utcrus
Leuchorrhua and all complaints incident e the sex,
whether arisirg hsbis or dissipation lmprudcncles
or Ia the decline change orlrs,
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Died.

TIN-HOPKIEs,-On tue 9th inst by the Rev.
LES 8. uOpKINA.
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Fine Groceries for the Country
Boarding House and Hotel Keepers
and Others
can have their supplies Of
FIRE GROCERIES
safely packed and rWarded free change by applying
20 DAVIS & RICHARDS,
Arch and Tenth streets.
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HELMBoLD's REMEDIES.
.EL MBOLD'5
FLUID EXTRACT BUOBU

For Non. Reten N focoutlueuce It Urine, rrrt,too
Inflammation or liberation 1t the Bladder or Ktinsys
DSeoie Of hs rr'"ra'' G'rri, stone tu NJ B',5i,r.
Calculus, Gratei Byci-aus' Dcpoi and All Dl,c, c,
ortte Bladder, Ern,,. ., aoi propsissl swelling,
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Rnrrnin- in CIothing.

Bargains in Clothn G.
Bargains In Clolniug.
Bargains in Clothing
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USE HELMBOLD'S s
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In all Dsesses the Urinary Organs vbother existing in
Male OF "F male" from Ehafever cause origHaiing
and no matte cf hov long Standing. 1t Is pleasant in
,sste and oaor "Imnediaie" in action, and
ming any Of the preparations of BARK or IRON
Those sus ing from broken Dorm Or Delicate CoH'"-
tions, procure ne Remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that, however slight may be
the attack G he above diseases, Is certain to aect n"
Bodv Hsaab. He,fai Pspers, HGppiresi and his Pos
leriiv.
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n E L E C II A P II ING

~ L l. L G r A p IL l N G
BRYANT, STRATTON & BANSISTER'S
TELEGRAPHlC INSTITUTE.
s J.. corner of SEVENTH aud CHESNUr Streets,
The most extensive and complete m the country.
The pIOpnptOrs have recently originated aud introduced
new plan for nsrucung young in the art Of relc-
graphing though the establishment Of
REGULAR LINE,
Running through SAMSON street from Seventh 10 Tenth,
connecting the TelepYaphlc Institute and the College,
thus giving the students all the advantages OF bona
line. on this line there four stations, designated
respectively, Washington baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York and ats practice aHd operations diner in
no respect rom that Of real lpe connecting those
sues.
This new plan Is pronounced by leading telegraph men
superior to amy plan system adopted by any other
College In the StateB-n tact, the only method BY which
young man can be made a thorough aud expert Ope-
rator quAhod n every respect 70 the duties ofan
office.
Young invited to call and examine the facilities
Of this Institution. sol2-3t
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AMUSEM MENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
HRIST REJEC TED,
- The great and celebrated picture by west the chef
u ''u''' % '"s IS s Sow ON EXHIBITION
AT THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
In addition to the EN- IRE Art COLLECTION Of the Academy.
Acmicnce, % cents; Sc son 20 Gems "A I'M
MRS. JOHN DREw'S NEW ARCH ST,
CRowpED ANp FAsHoSABLE HOUSES.
THIS tNYEDSEsDAYj EVgNING september II, 1854,
THE SOLDIERS DAUGHTER.
Wicuw Cheerly Mrs yohn Drew
Eranl HeaIial Mr.. Ssrien
o coynciude with the eioiaas farce Of
POOR rILLICODDY.
siSoddy n, e. JeIe2 TS,oS ,oS
sara" FRIDAY fiIi BEGiEFif or MRS john DREW,
NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
Grover NcRE ,sEb S'Hli eNo Managers
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF the Great Romantic, Musical, PanOmmic Spectacular
Drama,
OR TUE WONDERFUL LAMP.
THE LYING PoTNTMN OF GSLSEEP SSw y5RK yW5AREKEes
The performance win mmence with popular Come
TiSIRS TTiHSIIRSD FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.
Doors open at ? O'Clock Admission to the Matinee 30
cents tAll parts of the hOuse) Chldfen, 20 cents.
MONDAY, September 10, first night of the FAN and
Winter Sehsot when -
TIE SEA OF ICE WILL BE PRODUCED. sel2 G
F & l.. LADNER'S MILITARY HALL,
i No. 632 N. THIRD Street.
Professor ENGEIRE, the well known Maestro, Is en-
gagged at this popular place resort, the Director Of
powerful Orchestra, and evening choice selections
OF music given to the audience gratuitousy.
au3OlBt
Il ENSINGTON HALL. - THIS POPULAR
IN pace Of Entertainment, Nos l0H and 1899 GERNAN-
TOWN Avenue and ll0l n SECOND street tostabHNhed
30 years ago bV Mr.. John Ips has been enlarged and
yated and at ractiOns unekC6ed by
any other establishment Of the kind in the city.
large and efficient Orchestra under the direction OF
Prot IOsse, has engaged and choice programme
OF Vocal and IDsuumenta Music win be produced each
large. airy and COmmOdOus, the Teres tmentS
superior, and the attend ants polite aud accommodating
Ru23- I'm HENRY HORNUSd, PROPRIETOR
TREE CONCERT SALOON.
The subscriber has opened the large and commodIOuS
SALOON, with extensive
SUMMER GARDEN,
N H. CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND GGRARD
AVENUE,
and has engaged fu Orchestra under the leadership
PROFESSOR A. HERTEL,
who will nightly perform choice programme of National
and other airs.
As pleasant place TO pass an evening Tree OF charge,
the proprietor Is determined his establishment shall not
Gu25 I'm CHRIS TAN REHTsCHLER,
I
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IIlGlMBOBD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

Per weakncsses arising from Excessive TndgcroIon. Tho
constitution once affected with Oryario weakness requires
tho Sdofmcdicnc to iengfhca aHdinpi1orats mesysfem
which HELMBoLDs Ex1BACT BUCHU invariably
does, II no treatment Ia submitted TO- Consumption or
insanity ssT cutre.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

should tApp ausr he was responsible for
the act to the American people, 10 Christian
nation, TO the future historian, and, above ALL to
his God, TO whom he would have one day to rem
der an account Of hls stewardship. [Applause.
He would nov cay that in his opinion the black
soldier should have the same protection as the
white soldier, and he would haveit. "Applause.
IL was an error TO say that the Government was
not acting in the matter. The Government has
no direct evidence TO confirm the reports 10 ex-
istenoe relative to this massacre, but he himself
believed the facts In relation to il to be as stated
When the Government does know the faets from
oihcal sources, and they prove 10 Bubstantiate
the reporis retributon will be surely given
[Applause.] What is reported, he thought,
would make clear case. If il Ia not true, then
all such stories are to be considered az false. II
proved trua, when the matter is thoroughly ex-
amined, what shape Is to be given to the retrl-
butionf Can we take the man who WAS oaptur-
ed at Vioksburg and shoot him for the victim Of
this massacre II 1t should happen that Il was
the act OF only one man. what course is to be
pursued tbsnf It was q matter requiring care
full examination and deliberation, and ifit should
be suhsian,ated by sufficient evidence all might
rest assured that retrlbutiOn would be had
[Applause.
At the conclusion Of the address Of the PreGi-
dent, some enthusiastic individual proposed
"three cheers for the next President Of the
United states," which were given with zest.--
Frequently during his remarks he was interrupt
cd by the applause Of the audience, particularly
when he enuncated the policy Of the Govern
ment to retaliate for the brutal and cowardly
murder OF any Of It's sodiers,-White or black.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

The BALTIMORE SANITARY FAIR.--The inan.
guratlon ceremonies of the Sanitary Fair of Nh.
ryiand, took place in the Maryland Institute
Dalhmore, on Monday last aud was grand AT.
Ialr. An immense crowd was in attendance
and speeches were made by President Lincoln
Governor bradford, General Wallace and Others,
grand military display took place, under
the command Of General Henry II. Lockwood. Of
this State. The following is ~
PRESIDENT LIRooLNs SPEECH;
Ladies and GenflemeH-Callingi it to mind that
We are in Baltimore, we cannot fail TO note tha,
.ae world moves, [Applause.l Looking upon
the many people see assembled here 10 ssrvs
~ lhey Desl may the soldiers of the Union, it oc
uurS 70 me lnat three years ago those soldiers
could not pass through Baltimore. l would sav
blessings upon the men who have wrought these
changes, and the ladies who have assisted them
lAPpiauae' This change which has taken place
10 baltimore is part only of far wider change
tnat Is taking place all over tue country,
Wnen the war commenced three years. aOn.
no one expected that it would last this long. and
ne one supposed that the institution of slavorv
would be materially affected by it. But mere ve
ore, Applause, The war is not yet ended
anu slavery mas been very materially affected or
!, ;a.srieIeu .sr WIN. Loud applause. So true is
IL inat man proposes and God disposes.
The world is in want of a good deHni,;on 90
the word liberty. We all declare ourselves n
De Ior liberty, but we do not all mean the same
tnlng' some mean that O man can do as hs
pleases with himself and his propertv IA
paus. With others il means that some can fo
~ tney please with other men and other manis
labor Each Of these things are called llbertv
although they are entirely different. To Give az
Illustration; shepherd drives the wolf from
the throat OF his sheep when attacked bv him
and the sheep OF course thanks the shepbsrd Sor
the preservation of bic life but the wolf az.
nouncea him as despoiing the sheep Of bis lin.
eIty especially If it be black sheep, ran
plause. zap
This same difference of opinion prevails among
some OF the people of the North. But the neoe
PIE OF Maryland have recently been doing some.
thlng TO properly define the meaning Of ,ho
WORD, and thank them from the bottom of nv |
neart for what they have done and are doing y
| LApplause.J ~''As'-
II ID not very becoming for President N
make speech Of great length, but there ia a |
painful rumor ahoRt in the country in referen,a
TO which few words shall be said. Itis rsnor,
ca that there has been wanton massacrs ef
some hundreds of coored soldiers a Fort piIIo.
during recent engagement tbsra
and he thought il fit to explain some facts ~ IN
ation to tho affair. 1t is snid by some nsrsds ~
M lna. tne Government is not in this matter doing
- uuty; AZ the commencement of the war Il
aas 1onotiul whether black men would be used
y soldiers or not The matter was examined
mo very carefully, and after mature deIibera-
lon, tne whole matter resting as it were WITH
'i'ASei' ne IN MS judgment decided that they
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

Town ELECTIONS IN New JERSEY H.nn.-
SOME UNIoN GAIKs-The Newark Daily a Jr,r-
liser says: 1.-THE town elections throughout this
section Of New Jersey were held yesterday.
(Alondsy,) and 80 far as we have received re.
turns, have resulted in gains for the Union
party. The Board of Freeholders of this county
lEssex) which last year stood % Democrats to
II Union, will, next year, stand IL Union to IL
Democrats, Union gain of six. OF this gain
four were made last October, in this city, one in
the March election ia Orange, and ono each u
bloomfield and West Orange. The Democrats
gain one member in AIllburn. In the township
carried by the Democracy, their msiorities have
been much reduced. This Was especially the
case in Caldwell and South Orange, where the
friends Of the Union surprised their opponents
by their increased vote. In Bloomfield and
Belleville the Union men did handsomely, elect.
ing their entire ticket"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
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scrofula, Ulcers and White Swelling.
Marasmus or washing of flesh, Dropsy.
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Dark BlOtches, or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or Scaly Eruptions, Cancers.
Weakened and Debilitated system.
Boils Yellow Skin, Pimples in the face.
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Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
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10 case Of eruptions of the skin on any part Of
the body anoint with "Swayne's ALI healing 0int-
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opg standing, Be very particular to get the
senuine, US prepared only BY DR.. swAYHE &
goA, No. $3.50 North Sixth Street. Philadelphia
Sent by Express to any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
GRAY hair MISUNDERSTANDING prsvepted

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This discovery for the preservation Of the
human hair is taking the lead of all hair prepa-
raiions, besides restoring the color and making
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ing, keeps the hair soft, smooth and flexible, re.
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had their hair permanently restored. Only one
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$3.50 Sold by Dr. swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
should DC addressed sep25
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
CITY MATTERS.

Ii. X. BRIRoHuRsT, DRUGGIST AND ApoTHH-
CARY, ol1 Market--next door to the corner of
Fourth street-has just received and offers for
sale, large variety of fancy articles, drugs.
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines and
pertumery. Having lately purchased in New
York and Philadelphia at low cash prices, a large
assortment Of hair brushes aud tooth brushes.
combsi ianoy extracts cologne water toilet
soaps hair preparations, &c., he 10 prepared 10
sell them at the original New York aud Philadel-
pnia retail prices. He keeps constantly on hand
large STOCK OF the most popular and most reli-
abba Patent medicines, all of which he eurantees
10 DC the truly genuine, aud warrants them
fresh and unadulterated. Ayers Sarsaparilla
and Cherry Pectoral. Jaynes' Expeciorant.
Jaynes Alternative, Carminative, Vemifuoe
and Sanative Pills; Browns Essence of Gipqer
husbands Magnesia, Browns Bronchial Troc6es
hadWay'a Ready Relief, Tobias Horse Linimnnt
Roberts Horse Powder, Hunts Lniment Wolf's
sohnapps and Drake's Plantation Bitters, war
rsnted genuine and sold at reduced prices,
we would also call particular attention to his
iamlly medicines among which the following
preparations have been used for many yenrs,
and can be relied on for their safe and efics'
clous cures; Bringhurst's Cough syrup. for
coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one Of the best
n emeuies known Tor diseases of the Lungs.-
brlnghursts Dyspeptio Pills, an excellcnt rama
~ lot dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, &c. Bring
hurst's Anti'Billious Pills, popular and desl-
rable cnre for Bilious Fevers, Jeundice Oostivs.
ness, Head-Aches, 90. Bringhurst's Blaokberrv
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Cholic
Sholera Morbus, Diarrh@a, Gripping Pains, and
summer Complaints in children. Bripaburst,a
Aings Mixture, speedy and eficacious appli.
estion e Tor Pans, Bruises, 'Rheumatism, Chill |
nlalns Frosted Feet, So, and also BrinqAurst's
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger the popular msdt-
cine for Disordered Stomachs, Indigestion. and |
piarrh@s. This preparation Of Ginger. unliks |
those disagreeable and useless nostrums soIJ |
under the same name, is prepared only from the |
genuine beached Jamaica Ginger.
hasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Ooupbs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat. anJ ali
"a 5ee affections Of the Throat and Lungs, sold for
~ JULIE per uo'tie' sep l4tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

WALL PAPRR DEPOr john r. Holt, has re-
moved his Wall Paper Depot, to No. 4l2 Market
sueet, ADoVe Fourth, where he has, aud intends
Keeping constantly on hand splendd assort
ment OF all kinds of Wall Paper, Curtains. So.
which ho will sellat the lowest prices. He in
yites the public to call and examine bis stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as he Hatters him.
self That he will be able to give them satisfac-
ton. He will also execute in a neat manner
raper hanging. Don't forget to give him call