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TEN THoUsAND SHARES
Reserved for Bencnt Of the Company.

The land purchased By the Vance Stewart Rock OH
Company contains on, hunored ana thirJ m
dI.o a2o Gs ie on b ,bsn gS TysS IN GrsSIp,
tovnsnp, extending cunsoerabie distance upon both
Bursb H., u. couple Of mites below Frankun venAHgo
county .PouDsyNatis. Tie Allegheny River Tssritor, 10
fept quality OF on the numerous ef bordongis bAnks
produc nr OF VII even -uD greater regularity than The
It 10 believed Il dow Oh tne borough ofrranA
SSisusted 6ccsus, he stra 6oaton or volcanic disrap
ton Of roch dips tn souttwest~ dyidfectoh; cunse
6ppef enc say On Cree wells would require De
So~sa 6se " RcUd 5ees,ss he The most Ss
aud much ueataf supply and supeInculnbent Dody
~ the mediate vicinity Of this land have ntnued pro
duchp dung the pest three or four unwavernp
ga, &c At he map vii dsmonsuate the
disn ctrca, s,rSig6i use, and 0niy d,stsnt on q Soa
rttGnon NJ The identical same gorge between range
cel' me zane dtecnu. II would therefore. not be-
trsoIdinary, n by boring wels this sutcieni
Con, snys Wes NAY som Ssi hose Y Of oil crSsk IN
their suppies Of hundt'os Of barrels OF oil daiy ano
enormous pfohts would thus be the fortunate result 10
the shareholders ot this cpmpanv
isSse for tvcntV v1st, ee nor e,isao, ftir n1rtjot
Of good O although ito depth Of bore considered quite
on at this wells mouth reserved royalty IN the
iotmc ow e' Of the land and viii at once inuIe u the
ereo w hundred ies deep ich ounot yettubed hut tn
dosng nisrue show o on; barrel day generally
be scIeo Of them, DOUBT seems u exist
they UDbn prove highly smnne eting wells when bored
promises satisfactory ved
somples OF Oh procured these wells De
the on &C Of the Company, No. 2lS WALNEr Street
The ir, OF tins valuable oil lard, comprising hun
drsc sno ti one acres nelIoing the royaiy ~ nI
per cent O Ail or he lea ed w, nor pumping an1 the
ente rrht OF the three wells partially developed, is
purchs by ,be Compan, direct from the owner. tor the
mUGtrae urcr o Sl37 80, wtha Grst NH In nne order
trup house @ slso patches OF timber.
leave the suu Of ti45O cash working capital hard
with which complete the three cd wells and also N
hf~a fun Waua vi nya
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THE ONLY MEDICINE
WHICH Is PREPARED FBOH
TEE PURE JUICE OF THE PINE TREE

Consumption cured by DR., WIsHARrs
IISE TRFE TAR CORDIAL.
b onchEio cured by Dr. WlsHARr's
FINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
weaA Lungs made strong by using DR..
WIsBARTs PIEB TREE FAR CORDIAL.
DR.. wISHARTs PINE TRrE TAR
CORDIAL is the best remedy for all Throat and Lung
Diseases.
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ROAD LINES.

NEW RIA LROAD LINE NORTH.
IN PHILADELPHIA 10 BROOKLYN,
1HKOTGIi IN FIVE HOURS.
FARE ~.
EXCURSION TICKETS 81, GOOD FoR THREE DArS.
On aud amer MONDAY, An .UG l. 1854 trains will lea
of NIfE street, Philadelphia. every NOR rug
Nj tSunduys eNcppttC) j. therCe bN the Camden and At
lartiG and karthp and Delaware Bay karOads Ia pOr'
Monmouth, and by the commOdi,us steamer Jesse uOy
10 Atlantic stree Bronkyn returning, leave A.
Wharf every day Sundays sxcepted At u
Traveers to the city OF New York are notified
apply for passage by this ne the s'a'e of Ser tAe,
having rrautd 10 the Camceu and Ambny monopoly the
exclusive pTivitg" NJ aud eight no
the cities nj Phi iadorhiH and New YO H. y9q n
W. + GRIFFI IT'S, Genera superintendent
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READ THE FOLLOWING FROM UTICA.

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM UTICA.
Dr. wlShMt-pear Sir:-I take pleasure In Informing
you through this that your PINE TREE TAR COR
DIAL which recommended for my daughter BY Mr..
}. A. Hail. ofthis city has cured her OF cough Of more
than i've months standing. 1 had thought her beyond
cure aud had employed the best medical without any
beneht. cheerfuy recommend Il to the public as
safe remedy for those similarly amicted as
know Of many other cases besides that my daughter
that # has cured Of long standing coughs
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN V. PARKER, Daguerrean Artist
No. l26 Genesee street, Utica, NY.
- have used Dr, wISHARTs PINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL in my family, and cordially recon-
mend ps ayalusbc ami safe medicine for Colds Coughs
and 10 those Iredsposed TO Consumption,
Dr. a. A. FOSTER,
No, lGO Genesee street, Utica, n. Y.
The above few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from untmely wehavo
hundreds of letters from physicians and druggists In all
parI ofhe country they have never prescribed
or sold medicine which gave such universal satisfaction
These Modlcne' are prepared only by the proprietor
DIR. l.. Q. O. WIsHART,
WHOSE oFPIcE IS AT
No, 10 N, SECOND STREET, Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA,
Where he eau be consulted either personally or by leor
nee of charge They sold by Druggists ard Dealers
'verywhere al wholesale by an New York aud Phadel-
Phia Wholesale Druggists.
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PAlLRoAO LINES.

DuILADE rHIA GERNANrOWNt I
L NuRHIsIOWk itAlLkuNi.
ON and amer MONDAY, M, l6. 1874 uniu
notice.
FoR GEEMNsEowE..
Lsaye phnadapmA ., :. 50 70 A. u AMi
3D. 4. o "il,t 5,s,4 ie " j. IN ~
1heslodivS, aud me 81 and IS trains np, do
CUEsNUT HIIL uLRoAp.
Leave rhild'.rhia, 6. s,l" ? AMI ., 81,
Lave rh.srut Hm, 10, $500, uloA. Md
FGR toSsioii6cKEN AND N0RRIsTovI
Leave Sorri.,o~n. 5i,, Z, 1902 andI A. N.
usbS train ~, rtl uop at wi,.ahieSou, Ma
and Coz 'horten oi " -
lOR NJ M'NANJhK
Leave phradeiphis q. s35, Itu5 A NJ, *, 2, Il
Ies, ,Hsp,,6uk, -. 1880, ~, uH A NJ,
II X. SMITH, gen-rai super,, t.ad.
uy3 pe o.. NfNTii and GtEEH 81
n ORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILBCI
~ FUf KETULFiIEN DOF.E4rpwN EfI
M.uCG CHLNk HAzLF1uN. wlLKEsBARE
81 MNER ARRANGEMENr.
ADplriUNAL rh'INS
On ana amer \ OEuAN Jt ne 10 1864 passengelI
viii Hbvc tie New Depot. Iili n street ahoye
son 'iIeei tbilsdephia. day tSUndA,s exocpd
5GH. tEaprss,J for pe,h erem. Allentown,
Churk Wiktstsffc. Wtillrmst uu
staAN (Atruu me 'dHtut r r iiuylestawn
lglt tAcc,u mod. iun for for wAshingti
aP.h tArc mudHii'') Tor boS lcsiown
3Ah " ~ lypttt) Er Beti lehrm, Easton, &C.
irbpM (Mall tor Do iUstoan.
blh o NJ CNccommudaiiou) tor Betnlenom, Alle'
AM Mauch hunk
el6P N tA,cou modation) ~ Lausoale
IL " iAccunm1nAtunJ Tor Fu Wasrington
ThAINS FOR ph'LNDELPHfA
Leave Tsf'hl hem atsa0 M,y3 A " and @
y, yIest WI AtG.0A MS ~ ?. NJ, and 2. N.
LhntoHle atE Al
ior washine,or At 1924 ". and2r.H.
o. SUNDAYS
Phiadcipl ia for Bsthlehem az \ VI.
PM I'd. lpuia TOR boy lest wu A. " v.
boz ltstnv u for Phis sdrlptA % NJ.
H,'hl,n'm FOR PHI aocphiA At =
Eifman's HspgNse tNpres- viii call f'r and delfye
gaze ~ the depot Orders may b. lei' Al No. llS y
jeiS ELLIS CLARK. a
PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
I CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD COAPA
on after moND - Jsi usr, :. 1874 the IRA
Nov YOtb, leaving Kenst gan depot, PhAde y
Sl2 A ~ (kiEht), and ~ 20 and the uaint
NV York a. A NJ and 20 '. NJ VII heeane /
eXcIusiN ely.tT t'e United S'ats- ails aud Ne
ara v NAshipgon Passengers, ana viii not take In
ont a. "a zen. ere bgtWtCn sait ciiUs.
Tie "A. N. and " Mionignt Lire, fom New
RashrgtOt and the II 30 A aud o 2. n. Line
NHkhS gtOu to New York, Wfi continue as AT prese
cHy pssse' gers IN and from the nte mediate sanc
BGitnor Ngshiuvioh. a.a Net fork
kEW YORK
Ltngs leave Philadp pris from Ks sington be
n'5 N ,ACr, and 6lbp NJ, and 1870 midniS
MIN, 4ardGP NJ, Tor Now York
riH n. iicA Nj IN 4 and 8 p Vi and At
nj b., and from foot Of Barclay street At 4 T., n
PM. Wh. A. GArzMi
iah-H
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- BOSTON AND PHILApELPHIA

xf6eS4 BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
9sJlbytS Steamship Line, sailing from each port on
sAIURDAi s, from frstwhaIi above FINE street ,Pha,
delplfa Id Long wharf Boston, From nrst wharf
above PM Street on saturday, september 8. 1864.
The steamship NORMAN, Baker, will sail nom rhiadel
pha for Boston Saturday, September g. At 10 A. NJ
and the steamship SAXON, Mahows from Boston fOr
Philadelphia, on same day, al i. M
These new and substantial steamships form a regular
line, sailing from esch port puuctualy on Saturdays.
nsuancet ELECTED AZ one Rlftlc Premium charged on
sale vessels.
Freiphts taken at fair Taea.
shippers aIe requested 20 send Slip Receipts and Bls
LAdinl with heir goods.
For Freight or Passage (haying hne Sccommoda ahons)
apply to HENRY WiNSOR & co.,
ia4-tf No. 1892 s, DELAWARE Avenue
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SHIPPING.

e%ks STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
,SlAAi- pool touchin- az Qu,yns'' WI, Corb II rbor
: lie we'll known sfCamerA oftie Liverpool NcE Gurs,
and Philsdopiia Steamship Company arc Intended 20
sail n follows
EINA Saturday, September 9.
~ lEBI kG, ShtuTday, september IN.
CITY OF WASH NGTON SAtuTdaN, Sep cmbc- II
And every succeeding Saturday, al noon, nom Pier No
a North River. -
PAYABLE In Gold, or Its tquiyalen. In Currency
Fiff Cabln...... $50 90 Steersge. 5000
First CABIN IS 90 Steerage TO London. "a N
Fns Cabin 10 Paris. 5000 Steerage 10 Psrs.., 40 %
First abn TO Hamburg 9OOO SteeTage 20 Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers are usO forwarded 10 HAyre Bremen Rot
terdHm, Antwerp, &c., at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown First Cabin, S16
$50 500 Steeragc from Liverpool and Queens 63h
Ihoe who wish 10 send for their friends can buy tickets
here at these rates,
ortuither Information apply At the Compauys oiices
JOIN q. DALE Agent,
No. III WALNUT Street. phiadelph.a.
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD. WA MEDIA.
KING ARIA Nt,EMENT
On and after FRIDAY, April lsoi Ihe Traius Will leave
Il ollpWs
IeaNe Philadelphia from the Depot, corner II Thirty
ElR~G anc AkkET Streets A. N llUj A. NJ. ,2'D
7. N. 3 Nj. b45 2. n.
Thiadel, hia epot char. cd f'om EIGHTEENTH and
hALKE1 hueet TO 1IiIIs ~ FIRST aud MARKET
Streets.
LtRye west Chester, from the Depot on East MARKET
Str, Of, G2U A. M TO A NJ II A. VI ,2P. NJ a 45P "
She cars of tile West Phia1, ma Passenger Railway
Company Market tteeD viii convey Passenger TO and
from the PhilLdelpha Depot.
OS SuED NYS.
Leave Phiadelph's ats 30 A. NJ. and $50 PM.
LeBye West Chester az 4 A Nj and ~ 81
\ ainS lesynR Phiade phta at a NJ. and 40 P. N
ard West Ches seT at rs A NJ. aud As =. oonnsa
with tTant the Philadelphia aud Baltlm Central
RAJ road for ONfrId and inteTIn.dilts points
jai-u HENRl WOOD, Ger er4I Superinteud udent.
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
once No bNALHUr Street, vii can fIr an delve
Barpsge and att nj To all the u-usl branches NNprsss
bum ets special messenger acc)ngs1,. each train
J. AN RE SNELAER.
3Or Supetn, ,endsrt
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WTEST JERSEY KAILROAD LINES
w Commencin, THURSDAY, sep, emDer 1864, from
Walnut street Wharf
FOR CAPE MAY.
At 10 A 81. Und p. NJ.
For IA 'em au0 Bro etul, At 9 A. NJ and4 p. NJ.
For Gla, sbOru, at and 10 A. NJ, and and p. N,
For Woodbury., Sc, and ~ 3, 4, and 80. VI
Fur Gloucester. sc at A. T.. ~ NJ, 3, and z. VI,
fEruKNING TRAINS LEAVE
Cape MAY a. ard II 4 A, NJ.
Milril at 'U7 A and l'hN r. AZ.
Salem at u A M, and l'lA =. NJ
Biids etOn at6 - a NJ , ] SOP. Al.
ClaatlOTO at 10 and g'l7 N ,223, and NJ, p, NJ.
Woodbury. at y 10 and 947 A. NJ, and ~, and S29
y NJ
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NORTH CLEAR CIR EEK
GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO TERRITORY.

Trustces:
Hon. JOHN A. DIX,
Hon. EDWARDS PIERREPONT,
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ,
T. B. BUNTING, ESQ,
A. g. BODFISH, ESQ, Colorado.
Pre- .idCnts
Hon. JOHN A. DIX.
Treasurer:
JOSEPH FRANCIS, ESQ.
Counsel:
CHARLES F. BLAKE, ESQ.
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BADIN RAILRoAr

GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHTLADEL MA 70 rIS INTERIOR
pEkkSNLVAr IA, TIE SrHC 'lEI. l., SUS-
QUEuANNA, ,CUAtBFRT AZ ., AND
WGCMINg VALLEY
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DUILADEl rHIA GERMAN NrOWN I
4 NURHIsIOWk NAiLhuNu.
TIME TABLE
ON and areT MONDAY, M, l6. 1874, unth
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The property Of this company consists Of 222k feet
the "Gruuno Hog" "Gregory No q" 'sinm'ns," "1oD-
core other celebrated developed Cold bearing odes
In the n lining distIcr OF Colorado.
Alho, the Henderton mil running, and In excellent
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I PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON
! CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAlL.OAD COAPA
NOTICE

Lings leave Phuade pnis, fron Ks sington Depl
u'tb N zoo. and ga NJ. and 1870 midniy1
nom Walnut Street Wharf fvia Camdenl, at an
VI. NJ, 4ardGP NJ Tor New York.
Aru leaves New Yoik, from 10 Of Cour'landt
aTA NJ ItA NJ y NJ 4 and 6 y. and at II
nj h., and nom foot OF Barclay street at 8 4 NJ
pm. Wh. A. GAtZMEl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
Claims and Pnsions.

The Delaware State Association for the relis
of sick and wounded soldiers, have secured tbt
services Of counsel for the purpose of assistipo
those who are unable to meet the expenses oi
such applications in the prosecution Of Claim.
aud the obtaining of Pensions, as follows:
/. 70 Lnvdiids, disabled since March 4, 1861.
10 the military service Of the United States, in
the line of duty.
2. 70 WidoWs, Of non commissioned ofiioers
and privates dying of wounds received or ol
disease contracted in the military aeryice as
above. "'
8. 70 Children, under sixteen years of arc of
such deceased persons, if there is no widow sur
viving or from the time of the widows e-mnr.
riage.
A. 70 Mothers, (who have no husband living
OF officers and soldiers deceased as aforesaid,
provided the latter have left neither widow. nor
children under sixteen years of age and pro.
vided also that the mother was dependent wholly
or in part upon the deceased for support
o. 40 SISTERS under sixteen years Of age of
such deceased persons, dependent on the latter,
wholly or in part, for support, provided there
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
MIR. SEWARD ON THE NOMINATION.

Neuo ~ toots
Charles s. Spencer, Esq, Nsie York.
DEAR Sra: Your invitation to the ratification
meeting is received. did not fail 10 come In
time to the support of the candidates of Union
and freedom ia 1913, 1852. 1866, and 1860. l
shall not fail to come up in time, If wanted, in
1864. But il is not certain that shall bs want
cd at al and | am sure that nm not wanted
yet So far aa an expression OF my concurrence
in the nominations aud platform IS concerned,
everybody knows that, substantially, was com
mitted in detail TO all that the convention has
now done, long before u delegate was chosen,
and even long before The convention itself was
called. The secret OF the euecess of the conven.
ton is, that the American people arc wise,
true, aud liberty-lovlng and humane nation
and, being SUCH IL could, under the existing cir.
cumstauces do nothing, mud say nothing, more
or less, than just what the convention has now
spoken in its name, and has recommended shall
be dOna. For thu present, let the peoplo send
mea anil supplies 10 the national armies in the
Held, and thus enable them to "fgbt il out on
The same lines Il it takes all summcr,' The
election Of Lincoln aud johnson at the close of a
successful campaign will then speak the peopls's
decision, that slavery has perished, aud that the
American Union is inviucible.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28

are no righiful claimants Of either of the three
ast preceding classes.
q. 10 Waov, Father or Mother, (whiohOver
entitled for arrears Of pay and bounty;
No appropriation has yet been made under
the Act Of March B. 1868, TO pay bounty Of sol
diers discharged for ''wounds received in battle.
1t is probable that sach an appropriation will he
made at the next session Of Congress. The
claims of such ptiso1s will be filed, 1t desired,
but no action can te taken at present by the De-
partments at Washington.
Instructions.
The Claimants identity must bo proved 10y two
witnesses, who must state upon oath or ailirma-
tiun their belief that tho claimant is the peraon
he or she represents himself or herself 10 be.
In cases OF claims for pensions mnde by widow
of deceased officer or soldier the legality Of the
marriage, the death of the husband, and the fact
that the claimant Is still widow, must he
proved Proof Of marriage may he made by
record evidence, or in deiaut Of that by the
cergymans certificate or testimony Of respect
able persons.
Applicants Of the %, Sd, 4th and 9th Slasser
above given, who have in any maHuer aided or
ubetei the rebellion against the United States
Government nre not entitled to the benefits Of
the Pension Act
Guardians of minor claimants must, in al
cases, produce evidence OF their authority al
nANH NhNNA bbhi W INV Aohlt lIhW MuluN
their appointment is obtainel and such oy
dence must accompany the claimants appliea
ton.
reraons intending to make application will
all, with their witnesses aud testimony upon
the Counsel Of tho Association Samuel NJ lar
rington, jr., ESD, 6O2 Market sheet WHINING
ton, Dulaware. Parties living at distance
honld give at least two days notice OF the timt
wheA they intend TO make application.
II is desirable that MI persons should distinctly
understand that the Assoeiafion meets Me,eaysnss,
Of those claimants only who ave unable 10 cmpio,
persons to secure their claims.
Officers, nOn.eommissiOuel officers, pryatc'
or other parties who may bc able To meet sucl
expenses may, however, Mt their own cost, ayai
themselves uf tle facilities which this cLannc
of communication with the Pension Bureau al
fOrls. Their caims will be prosecuted, at thei
expense, BY the Counsel of the Association.
ALFRED LEE,
presile Of the Del. State Relief Association
Wilmington. Sept IL, lSG3.-Pif
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
MIC wan.

From the Army of the Potomac we have
adviees TO A. M, on Saturday. On Fri
day the enemy made an attack on Burnside,
opening with heavy artillery fire and then
making charge. The rebels were driven
back in confusion, but continued the artillery
FIRE for an hour. Picket firing is kept up
along the entire line. The engagement on
Wednesday for the possession of the railroad
was quite severe. The Sixth Corps had only
destroyed a small portion of the road when
attacked by a large force of rebels under
Anderson. The enemy attempted to break
our lines several times but was driven back
with heavy loss. The rebels finally retired
across the railroad enbankment. We lost
quite number of prisoners, but the killed
and wounded were very light.
General Hunters command, having de-
stroyed the Virginia Central Railroad, near
Staunton, the Gordonsyille and Lynchburg
Railroad, and an important portion of the
James River Canal, is now pressing forward
to point in Western Virginia to which il
was ordered.
General Wilson, in command of cavalry
force from Meade's army according to Rich.
mond papers, has torn up several miles of
the Petersburg and Weldon Railroad some
distance below Petersburg, and also por-
tlon Of the road connecting Petersburg with
Lynchburg.
The rebel earthworks OH John's Island,
near Charleston, have been destroyed by
men landed from the gunboats McDonough
and Sonoma. The blockade runner Fox
entered Charleston ON the 7th and left on
the l1th,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
Renewing Influence of Spring,

Or. SWayne'a Panacea,"
TUE GREAT AFFIRMATIVE AND BLOOD PURIFIER
And the most reliable remedy for
Scrofula, Ulcers aud White Swelling.
Marasmus or washing of flesh, Dropsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip JOINT Complaint.
Dark Blotches, or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or Scaly Eruptions, Cancers.
Weakened and Debiiated system
Boils, Yellow Skin, Pimples in tho face.
Mercurial Diseases, ulccTated Sore Legs, &c.
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone, and the whole system fvastered with tbe
corruptions of scrofula, have been perfectly re.
stored by this world renowned Panrcea.
ln case OF cruptons of the skin on any part OF
the body anOint with "Swayne'a All healing Oint
ment." 1t will hasten and cure the most obsti.
nate and loathsome diseases, no matter Of how
ong standing. Be very particular to get the
Senuine, as prepared only by DR.. SwAYNE Il
goR, No. $50 North Sixth Street Philadelphia
Sent by Express to any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
Cough. Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis, Weak
Breast, all Pulmonary Comnlaints.

"AlT. SiVdyne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cheny"-A trial of many years has proved TO
the world that this remedy is more eflicacions in
curing all throat, breast and lung complaints
than any hitherto known to mankind. Ii gives
tono and strength to the stomach, and for the
aged and debiliated 1t acts as strengthening
Alternative. IN liemorrhage from the Lungs,
"i'wayne's Wild Cherry" is tho most safe asd
prompt styptic in use. In Pathisis known bv
emancipa IN, debility, cough, hectic faver and
puraler expectOratioa, it ia, without exception,
Tue 81 medicine eStant, ofientimes curing the
most obstinate caaes, which had baiiled every
expenditure of human skill Prepared only by
DE-. swAYaE & Son, $50 North Sixth Street
gists. "s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
To ME M PAYERS OF DIVISION No.

~ THE TAN PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. |.
The United States Deputy Collector of In
teInal Revenue, for Division No. l, comprising
Wilmington, Christiana, Braniywine and Mil
Greek lids informs the Manufacturers, Butch.
ers and others, that the duties aud taxes aceru-
ing upon their returns to the Assessor for the
month Of May, 1864, will be due on the 10th
day Of June, 1864, aud that be will bo at his
office, on aud after the 20lh until the s0th Of
June, for tile purpose Of receiving the same.
Payment in all cases to be made in gold or silver
coin or in Treasury notes issued under the au-
horiiy of the Unite States, or in notes of banks
organized under the act to provide National
C0rrency, and known ns National Banks
Ah persons not availing themselves of the
opportunity of the time named, will subject
themselves to an addition Of ten per cent on III
amount due.
JOHN P. HILYARD, Deputy Collector,
Office GIG Market Street. Office hours o to
~ A. NJ, l. to 4P.M. june II 2W.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28

FREEDOM IN MARYLAND.-The Constitutional
Convention, of Maryland, in session at Aanapo-
lis, passed on Friday. by vote of SO yens to 81
nays, the following article of the Bill of Eighis
"Hereafter in this State, there shall be neither
slavery nor involuntary ser9'tude, except in the
punishment of crime, whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted, and all persons held
to service or labor as slaves aie hereby declared
freeu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-28
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