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General George Irving.

The above venerable sfflcer died on the 22d Of
November, at Bslmac, near Kircudbright, Scot
land, aged nnety-one. He was formerly a Cap
tain in the Royal Irish Artillery, and retired upon
full pay when that corps was broken up.
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An oRDIN nee
A N RDIN NCE

An oRDIN ANCE
n TO Create Loan for the Further Extension OF the
secop / The Select and Common Councils Of cpy
the Irasiees Of the iIiipii. Gas woks @ enlarge and
RsSs sq % %' yS fs
on, q Interest not exceeding ~
wols may require, sSceedng million Of dollars;
lie City Treasurer 6 hereby uncovered directed,
woEs to sue acses Of Of the city Z e6adei
IN sqs aR9SSIs ana @ 70 % snc9 b pls s 81 bs y h
G pa, fn 6d e Of se e Sg gs Oe mSn sP &
and 3 afq II & sRd TO- carry 1a oH e GA, WSns
and any M premium that may be 5ssSiyeG
credit Of lie sonaseat fund Of the saS Gas WORKS.
9oS1s dssgs$Sn, u Iesn s,
adp6 sa woS saed t5 S'a P' ne S aao S or
ass M % I'D Grs9 s & S9P for T as sS5s. Gs5s.
mai there is due 70 -, by ne ciy OF rhisds
per 3 San; & 6e oe al Of m & Nv TTessars i
ne city Of fhladsPhs tns @ PTnPs % to n o5 Paa t s5 me
hund and eeay Gar ana "a mot before w9t IN 5ae r Sea
E sS4 o @ % oR' % esS so on M 6 hand aSG caused s
-, is, ne controller has atessd the same the
Attest a-@,S SiH ,ciHy fGssiHhSf' fTassareF'
pa ' Of 'oS oSc Saadsd Soa h and sGa % Oo
seetoS S9S n TRS 9 he said Trustees setl
june in every year he said loan pi rea teoo oe
he sad Wos The Of 3g sntqm on ad for s9s 4
aSSl s sq bS SS' 65 M "y nav to dc City Treasurer
A @ 6 5Gs R sa S1s a. m S%e aS proposal
no purpose and the remaining fn thousand
cesm man he paid over said t persons guarAneel
Sinking Fund who sh for the rosie eno
in spOsing the contract
Works or ether Of the city good Sc
which hereby sptelr acsordahs VIVA INC S
the pay nent % the said loan and any ,,,-- -.
s s s1%q no asS 5 S a MAJ & required WIN
s'aT'l sag asfrls n iSs % f'sss lss aGsd iaaS;
ladtIhia. -. an evidence OF thss IoyA.y its, 80
ALEAiAA5stnd peEson offered a. sscaHV
Attest "a must bo endorsed Proposals tor AT
r. SMALL No l., 2, or " ~ uls ca
Clerk Of CoAne entertained unless they shy ou
,s Ieoure meats Of ths advertisement - .
Lrttas 10 Uko awards made must pv D
Approved se ssntTac 20 gyo inc Sq
thouar y he faithful of the 49,
"a, s6D. Contraots Will be made nuoect 70 uAs " spYs
Rster General bat the Ibh' 10 isastN
II | snV or an bids be enetoo -.
.--- / -Coatrastore mus b m readiness NJ totsloe
N 1 a. ~ Ierl, and they WI ee teSiuiee
r la the vloiniiy q FOR
SiSa ,aE Rh sns IIaon dep0ls that be
esst WSeha al ~hh hsy nAy be communicates "itA pre-
tead0d iAN | readily. a...-.t
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Colonel Iiruneau.

Colonel Bruneau, one of the surviving members
Of the st. simonian Mission 10 Egypt, died in
Paris November l6.
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Marquis de Puy, the French Royniist.
The legtimist papers of Paris announce the
death, in Touraine, at the age of eighty eight Of
the Marquis de Puy. The deceased was descend
ant of Raymond de Puy, the companion Of Code
froy de Bouion at the capture Of Jerusalem, in
1893. He was born on the 9th of O,tober, l776,
and he was at the College of Pontlevoy when his
was confined in tho prison of Chateauroux
where, thanks 70 the ecclesiastics who shared
their captivity, he was able 10 continue his
studies. They were released at the death Of
RObcsperre. In 1907 he married Mad'lie dc
Wisscl In June, 1899, the king appointed him
10 preside over the Electoral College of Leches--
a mission Of which he acquitted himself 20 gene
raj satisfaction. After the Revolution of 1880 he
retired ~ his hereditary estate of La Roche
PlOquin, 10 the Improvement Of which aud to
works Of charity he devoted his life.
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TOR sALK.-TO PRINTKRs.-IMI =
IT stone, sIss hEs, h as0s-taas srasr. app
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g-s1y- OFFICE OF THE PARAMOUNT AND
- Arch Street CITY Passenger Railway Company,
No. 2f6l CALLUMUILt street.

PuLAusIITIIA, december ~, 1874.
Notce s h,r b. given tn the siockHodrls Of the fair
mount and Arch Street CLy Passenger Railway 1om-
pAny that N, etng or the StOckbo ers viii he held Ht
us unte OF The Company, No. 1864 CAlLuNlilLL
Street on THURSDAY Tic g1tl ustint 90 o'clocE p.
20 tahe Into CuusugrA lu tu asrtrueut made ON this
day between o lTrcfuTu and N4nagrrs q TIE Hest
vile, MAutua, and farnnu NJ Passenger IA lr1ad 'om-
pany, ard the Directors aud hanuscrs of ha farm0lu'
and arch street CITY lasssuFor NFwhy Company for
ne merEug and consolidation of the corporate rights,
powers, privileges franchises and property OF the Fair
mount and Arch Street city Passenger Railway Company,
into and with the HestOuyile, AautuA and fairmlunt
Passenger Railroad Company and % Ycte for The adoption
@ rejection OF the same.
l2-l4-Wim- GO q. H. DUNCAN, PfCgdcut.
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l92-lH
t@- OFFICE Pennsylvania RAIL

ES1J" OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
bIC ROAD COMPANY.
PHLADELPHtA, November 4, 1894.
HOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
The Shareholders OF this company are Rotihsd that,
under Res luton OF the Boa OF Directors they are enh
lied TO subscr be TO the stock Of the Company e
o. TEN PER CENT. on their respective interest, a.
shown by their books Of the 2d ngtant.
Each shareholder en- led to fractional part OF share,
under the Of the Resolution, shall have the Priv
dllArs.
This Stock viii be Issued at the par value OF nT doi-
lars per share Accrued interest at SIX PER CENT win
be chasasd ron tho lbt Instant until payment made
The Books for subscription and payment will be open
on MONDAY, the 7h instant and Will close the 3lst
81 December next after which further subscriptions
Will be reesiys ed under the resOlutiou.
Il-ls-ti3-8l THOMAS FIRTH TrOasues
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| SHcrbOrO county, Whero the fIcuCu io,i'o ~
| gave him every assistance in their power; ne
| icfi tie v llagc Of Bcgboom in the month OF N y
| or June last; but when only tEo hours distance,
was completely pllaged, aud Obliged to ro'urn to
She vl'ag whore he waited uuttl tue end OF the
| rainy season 10 r,comn ence his journey. His
respurcla however being exhausted, Jules
Gerard determined on reforming 60 Sierra Leone,
and he was drowned in crossing the Jong river,
Wbich hHd become muCh swollen by tue rains.
That river brings tOan an enormous quantity Of
mud and bra Lches q rees Of al kinds, which
form floating Islands In the canal Of ShsrDor0.
enormously ca led river.
Don Juan Van HaI"n, the Hero Martyr
Of the lnIuisition.
Don Juan Van Halen has November 2S), It
the age Of seventy fve closed a long and active
career at Cadiz. Van Hatn was by birth a
Spaniard and his FIRST notorety originated with
the battle Of Trafalgar, when he was only fifteen
years Of age. lie entered the service Of King
Joseph, to whom he rendered himself particu-
larry acceptable. lie was later incarc rated In
the prison Of the Spanish Inquisitou. On his
acquittal from the charges brought against him,
he entered the service OF Russia, aud after various
incidents that marked hi, extraordinary career he
at last settled down at Brussels, with his wife, the
sister Of the distinguished Spanish General
Quiroga. As soon, however as he heard again
"lhc ltuu trumpet hounu 70 arms, he was, us
usual, ready for the fight, and commanded the
troops In me revolution In Belgium in 1880 Van
Halen drove the army Of the Prince Of Orange
out Of the country, but he met with the ngrati
tude Of the Provisional Government, and was
once again thrown into prison, from viii ch the
public voice, on account Of his popularity, soon
rolt asCd him.
lie for six years enjoyed the tranquility Of a
private life, but in 1896 he WIS induced TO join
The royal army in Spain, and toughl at the b title
OF NaNara against the Clrlsts. The usual fate
Of his successes attended him. He was once more
thrown into prison, from which EsparterO released
this hero 20 follow him at the siege of Barcelona
Van Halen accompanied his great leader, even in
bis disasters, ana did not desert him I'm bis exile
tO England, where Van Halen was received by
The mobility and the military With respect. Since
1854 he lived q retired life He however, en-
pOyed bis time in writing an account OF "rhe
-Four Days Of Brussels and u valuable memoir
ON the Spanish campaigns, in which he took an
active part.
This remarkable mans imprisonment by the
inqusiton excited, thirty years ago, the deepest
sympathy, and will be remembered by friends Of
a certain age.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Nly and County O Philadelphia

OO0 OO0 CANS PEACHES, VERY SU.
[OO,OOO peror, put up by q. ,, Morton Co., a
~ kossd roe fss.A 90 =, Es'T ns ~ ~ a.
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GEORGE T.,
" Builder, - T.
Street. MAchtIK
teaoed 70,
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fS5y- NOTICE.-THE WEST PHILADEL-
- phiA Passenger Railway Company (Market street
uno) have placed number OF additional upon theI
road TO between Thirty fourth and Martet streets
Uher sub depO and Front street for the better
modau OF the public and have prepared transfer ck0
good until used) 10 carry passengers to ther western
depot, Forty rst street and HaVeord streets, without
extra charge. Said will he designated by a notice
thereon, ITO Thirty fourth street. and Do known at might
By green light.
I2.3l-GI' WILLIAM MARTIN, Jr, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

1--WE certificate for twenty shares Of Stock Ia the hank
Of Snll Tna, No 5l issued in the aRle OF John CHM
on the 23d day October A. d. 1858 has been lost or m
laid aud cannot " returned to said Bank for
Now therefore, mis- is to notify all persons that appca
tion will he made to the said BanN to renew ths ssid
certificate in the absence thereof the eth day OF Ma
vonber next, and the said Bank will be honrsfortb
eXonerated from all liability sor account Of said
ceived by the gndtrsgned. JOHN G. GROOME.
Executor Of JonN GISN, decd
hlktohi ND sept 10, 1865. sept.is-w6t
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FOR RENT

49, The property adjoining the Wilmington fpstl
uie will bo rented for term of years This Is an
hib excellent location for any kind Of business The
ense leaving good private entrance AID SEVEN rooms
" tha upper stories. Enquire Of Librarian.
dec 222w Wilmington Institute
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

The Paris MantiIEa. Cloak. and
FUR EMPORIUM,
40. 92O Chestnut Street, tformerly No 7Os..
. PHILADELPHIA ~
j. W. PROCTOR & co. invite ibe ,itan,ior az ,t,
friends 70 their large and Superb Stock Of '4''
Fine Cloaks and Fu1s,
Unparalleled in any former season
The Increased accommodation stor,iaJ i,, our ,o i
uon, enables us 10 devote the fn lest attention 10 S
FUR DEPARTMENT.,
When VIII bs found we'll furnished with every degetip
on o. FIRST Glass FUks which viii he guaranieei as re-
presented, or the money paid will be refunded -
Orders per mail will be carefully attended 10 and M
miles. J. W pRocTatt,,, t,,sslS ~ ~ 0i luO
sep tly No. 800 Chestnut Street pLiiadslnIi.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
HASSON'S
Compound. Syrup of Tar,

TOT V0ughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, sc.
w. AiPPINC0TT, Druggist, III Market Street
Has been appointed agent fer this preparation In place OF
o. faonpson, who has been heretofore Agent for
6ql ewing to the removal OF the propetOr
to phiAdep1ia the Agency has been transferred TO Mr.
LppneOtt who will always Keep laree supply Of IL on
hand 70 sell Wholesale aud Retail Il Is sis6 kept for
sale fale Of Z, MeINALL'S Drug Store and an j. b SAI
LAGIIER's Drug Store Price % cts. Ter bottle
The popularity Of this preparation may induce dis
honest and unprncpled mep 10 make an intation con
eqnenty ali should ask Nor HAss6Rs cosPoIiSb M
YRUP OF TAR my i56m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Swayne's Sarsapa and Tar Pills
will remove the dinrulty
SWAYNES PILLS

Purify the blood obstrucons of all kinds cleanse
tbs skin Of all pmpes aud hotchs and bring the rich
color OF health to the pala cheek. They euro
Headache sick Headache Foul stomach
Bilious diseases-Lver Complains
Prepared only by DR. bwAYHR & SON No. $50 NORTH
axrH STREET, Philadelphia sold by all the prneinai
dru ggists and dealers nv 5.iv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

We the undersigned having boulht out the store Of
Geo H. Walto No 239 Market Street, feel confident that
shall be able furnish the citizens OF Wilmington
surrounding country of the Largest Best and most
fashionable assortment Il Boots Shoes Hats and Trunks
offered In the city Our facilities for furnishing all
Of the latest style of goods from the Philadelphia, New
York aud Boston markets is unsurpassed,
N. B.New style Hats and Shoes every week Call and
get the worth ofyOur money.
taps 0EO, A. sTowELL 4 BRO.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

Those feelings which sadden usually arise from.
trouble or annoyanceu, obstucted perspraton eating
nd drinking whatever is unWholesoHe thus disturbing
the heathiu action OF the liver and stomach. These
organs must be relieved, u you desire to bo WELL The
rus taken according TO the printed Instructions, IN
quickly produce healthy action 10 both liver and
stomach, and, as natural consequence clear head and
good appetits - N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
FOR RENT.

NO. Ia snug LITTLE FARM OF 40 acres in Brandy
~ wine Hundred, suitable for Truck Farm-or It
would be sold bargain.
no 40 about l3 acres of land, with good dwelling,
within mile of Wilmington. Very productive suita.
ole Tor a Milk or Truck Farm
NO 3-3 or good story Brick Houses on llth street.
between Lomhari and Pine.
No 4-seyeral Cheap Frame Houses At sparksyile
W. UoCAULLRY,
jan. ~. COG Market st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Volunteers, Attention |
Indiscretions of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, Ilotehes and swslllngs, can with
certainty be radically cured II ths Pills are taken night
and morning. and the Ointment 10 freely used az stated
IN the printed instructions II treated In any other
manner they dry up 10 Que part to break n another
sysem and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man u Will require little perseverance, In bad cases %
insure lasting cure. - ~ ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

TO We Unconditional Union Voters Of NriO CdsNe
County:
1iE undersigned offers himself q candidate for the
nomination OF the Union voters the office OF Sheriff,
aud respectfully socs the support Of said voer aud at
the party. WILLIAM JONES.
Red Lion Hundred, Jan. IA, 1854 jan l5tT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Weakness or Debility Induced by
over Fatigue

WIN soon disappear by the or these invaluable
rms, and the Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength. Never lot the Bowels be either confined or
uhuuly Aeiad upon II may seem strange that Hollo-
Ways Pills should be recommended for Dysenery and
many persons aupposing that they would Increase
lhe relsxeton This great mistake for these Pills will
correct the liver and stomach thus remove all the
aerld humors from the system. This medicine will give
tone and vgor TO 'he whole organic system however de-
ranged while health and atrengh follow matter OF
course Nothing will stop the relaxation of the Bowels
30 sure As thla lAmnnA madlnnn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
LOST OR MISLAID.

fEhIIfloATE mo 1O) for Four Shares Of Stock Of the
~ wilmington and Great Valley Turnpike Company
belonging to the estate OF Abner Cloud deceased hav
ing been lost application for Certificate h1s been
made TO the Managers Of the rosd.
jan. 2d-4t WIN. H. CLOUD Executor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Lost or Mislaid.

WlLLIAMsPoRT aud ElmlrA Chatt 4 Montgage Scrip,
" In Ayor of Bush L1bdall, Certificate No Ia dated
ninth month eth 1865, amount else o. Application
cate. II : UeCOWR
Wilmington, Del, January %. 1851. jan a5-dt d
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

nHE subscriber having this day sold his entire stock Of
L Boots and Shoes to Geo. A. sOWell Brother, who
Will 90 tinue The business in all its various branches
the new sor0No 23g Market He would cordially
recommend his successors to those ho have been
TONERS at tho store, they perfectly understand their
business, and will attend the wants Of customers both
agreeAbly aud with promptness.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

f.fHfA The desirable Dwelling House, No Cos French
iih Street, late the residence Of George Bush de-
ii @ ssae es s for rent Possession will be given on
a1 the 2lth March next. The house is in excellent
condition. and has the advantage Of ali the modern COR
Jan slim JOHN A. DUNCAN .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
NO. 9.
SheriHalty.

HE undersigned offers himself as a candidate or w
nomination Of the Union Party of New Castle Couny
i9 sherh Having had two years experience under Les
D. Moore and feeling himself competent TO Discharge th
utos thereof respectfully socits the support Oi tn
Union voters At the same tme he pledges himself to
give the nominee his cordial support.
ALBERT T. HALL.
New Castle Hundred, jan 18TH 1854 ian 22f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

.,,, DOvBR, Jan. Ith, I8Ul.
HE General Board of Directors OF the Farmers Bank
tue State OF Delaware have this day declared Divl-
At the rate of per cent per Rnnnm for the last six
months clear Of Government TAX, payable aud after
tle 10th Inst J. p. WILD
Jan l24t Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Notioe.

nHE Annual Meeting Of the New Castle County Mutu.
insurance Company will be held at the ofice Of the
company, on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock A. M at
which time and place Election for Fifteen Manager OF
the Company for the ensaing year will be held.
op1 ., - . WIN. CANDY, President.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Oswego Starch.

he subscriber gives notice that has been appointed
sole Agent, for Philadelphia, OF r. Kingsiord sons
Celebrated Oswego Starch d sCIIWARZ
Ja- S'4tw l4l North wharves Philadeiphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

nHE Directors of the Wilmington Coal Gas companv
L have this day declared DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE for the past six
months. payable and after the day Of February
next. JOHN A. DUNCAN, treasurer,
At No. 2li Market Street.
January l6th, ian % a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

A FLANGE TURNER, to work on Locomotive and
Will be given and steady work at
ARCHAMBAuLT'S.
JAM lest -''i "A" NAM PbiisdsieSi.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29

IHE Undersigned offers himself as a candidate Tor ths
nomination OF the Union party OF New Castle eoun-
~ Tor the office Of Sheriff. aud respectfully soeits the
support Of his fsllow-citizens At the time he
pledges himself to abide the nomination and give the
jan Is tn ''F' GEO. S. HAGANY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
For Wounds, either occasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises.

ITO which every Soldier and sAnr are liable there ara
no medicines so safe sure aAd convenient as Hvlloway
rms and ointment. The poor wounded aud almost diving
sufferer might have his wounds ia
would only provide himself with this matehess OInt
ment which should be thrust into the wound and
smeTet all round It, then covered with piece Of linen
Taking, night and moraing, q or Pills 10 cool tha
system aud prevent Inflammation.
Every soldiers kuapsack and seamans Chest should he
provided with these valuable Remedies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Dividend.

DELAWARE CRY BANK,
,.,,,,,r JANUARY 9th, 1884.
lE Directors have this day declared Dividend OF SIX
FER GENT, out Of the profits the Bank for the last
six months payable to Stockholders on demand
,e WILLIAM W. FERRIS,
jan e-im Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Election.
Stookholders' Meetinp,

A MEETING of the Stockholders OF the Odd Felowa
~ Hall Company Of Wilmington will be held in thelr
!! hail on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the 23d OF January,
a. oeoek for the purpose OF eleetng President secre
tarY, Treasurer and ten ouraors or the ensuing year
c. p JOHNSON, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
Agents |

oof to your interesisl Call and examine something
~ urgently peeded BY every person. samples sent
FREE by mail, for Twenty Centa, that rsails Tor Two
Dollars, by l.. WoLcoTT, No. ITO CHATHAM SQUARE.
NEW YORK. dec 22lyW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
STRAW WANTED
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
PRIV TIE SALE.

The undersigned offers at private sale the following
tracts Of land near the city OF Wilmington
No. J. On the Lancaster turnpike Immediately above
the tolgatei containing about 81 n good condition
nd we'll watered II is suitable for truck farm or for
building.
No. Adjoining the above, containing So acres with
ftone dwelling, stone barn shedding corn-crb, wagon
pouse, with cellar under sprns house. with failing
prnE about 300 peach trees years planted and OF
he best market yariees a 200 apple trees IA bearing
pear trees and other fruit trees portion of this tract Is
Particularly suitable for the growing small fruits and
y near thu highest market
No. 8. Adjoining the last, contains % acres 1t has
Superior advantages site TOR building, Being hand
eomey situated, and having adjacent neat little chest
put grove If desired the two last named tracts will be
Pod together, making about 90 In all.
NO. Containing 20 acres, is situated the sand road
near the jackson 1nn, In good order.
No 8. Adjoining the above on the sand road contsin
lng 10 acres hrst rate soil for trucking
NO Contaiug a9 acres, situated the Kennet turn
fke near Green Hill Church, adjoining land Of Agrieu
tura Soeiely and Johu Grlner
otter the above tracts for sale either whole or sep
httey, on accommodating teins, and immediate posses
fion given. Apply TO JAMES WEBB,
No. 1919 Market Street,
December II, 1869, r., 70 ~,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
London Porter and SootohAle,

IN CASES of London Porter and Scotch Ale Also, 10
0U of hne Old Cider in store, and for salo by
V. C. GILPlN,
septs. Corner of 10th and Market sterets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the ARMY or
navy should take especial that they be amply
piled with these Pills and Ointment; and where the
brave Soldiers and Sailors have neglected to provide
themselves with them, hotter present can he sent
Dy their Friends, They Nave been proved to be the
soldiers nnver-f,ling friend In the hour OF need.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-29
WANTED.

Il THE LIVING HOME, a man nurse to assist In
a taking of the sick, and make themselves gener.
ally useful Alse woman 10 act as Matron aud Nurse
and seamstress. j. A. BROWN.
jan. 1881.