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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-07
GENERAL GRANT.
The Latest from Richmond.
War Department Bulletins

/.
Where the Government Archives
were Removed to--The City fred by
General 4 well The SiedaddIe Of the
Omcials.
Press Dispatch.l .&1
New YORK, April 6 "A Herald cores
pondent, writing from the late mansion
of jeff. Davis in Richmond, says that
the evacuation of that city was seriously
contemplated for several days before 1T
took place, but the final decision wasnot
arrived at until Sunday afternoon last,
when Lee telegraphed Davis that Grant
had rendered the holding of the city by
him impossible This telegram was read
in the churches, and the departure OF the
leading rebels commenced and continued
through the night. jeff Davis left at 8
NJ, for Danville, and it is understood
the Government archives were sent to
that place and Milton. N. G4Erhe city
was fired by General Ewell, and although
General Weitzel on reaching the city en-
deavored to snbdue the flames, one-third
of the city was destroyed. Among the
buildings burned were the War Depart
ment, pOstoffice, Treasury Department.,
several churches, two banks and three
newspaper Offices.
1t was understood to have been Lees
design to endeavor to reach Danville,
Va, and there fortify and make another
stand. This plan Sheridan's movement
has frustrated, and Lee is now apparent
ly endeavoring to get to Lynchburg
The Herald's correspondent says the
works in front of Richmond consist Of
three strong lines, wholly enveloping the
city. The outer ones are continuous,
the inner ones consisting of series OF
strong redoubts and bastion forts, All
of these mount upwards of three hun
d1ed guns, and would, had they been
properly garrisoned, form an almost lnI-
pregnable series of defences. Torpedoes
were thickly -strewn all over the ground.
marked with little flags for the safety of
the rebels. but which they neglected to
remove in their hasty fight, and thus
saved many of the lives of ourmen when
marching into Richmond. The second
line was found equally as strong as
the first, excepting as to abattis and tor
pedoes. The third line is inst outside
the edge of the town, situated on high
ground. These works, like the others,
mount heavy gums. 81 3
Davis received Lees dispatch to evacu-
ate while in church. Davis took on the
train he escaped with, horses and car
riages, so as to take to the country in
case the road was interrupted. He ex-
pressed himself as being yet determined
not to give up, though it was certain he
had but little hope left.
Extra Billy Smith did not leave till
after midnight. He left his wife behind
as also did General Lee. The news OF
the death of her son w. III. f. Lee, in the
battles, had been received.
The Legislature was in session as late
as nine o'clock Sunday night, when they
started for Columbia by the canal and
James river. -,
Breckenridge left the city as late as
half past six Monday morning. A large
number of rebel officers were captured
and paroled ...-4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-07
Inauguration of Brownlow - I'll
Coussit utjoual Amendmeut.

J NAsHvILL E, ,AiarchIa via LOUISVILLE,
March 66-AGo9 Brownlowwas inaugura-
ted at the capitol at eleven o'clock His
inaugural address was lengthy and pat
riotic, EIadCL . = ts
The Journals Nashville special say s;
Both Houses here have unanimously rat
fled the constitutional amendment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-07
flcial - RuIletin.-C Confirmation o.
Pursuit. s.-e
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. April 5-ll P. NJ
TorNajor General Dir :

TorMgor General Dir; ,y.- aao
The following telegram from General
Grant has just reached this department.
What hour to-day it left him does not
appear, but probably in the afternoon
No details of casualties have been receiv-
ed, but are expected tomorrow. The
statement that official information has
been received of General Custer being
killed is not true He wasunharmed
late this afternoon. r.rl ss
[Signedl E. NJ. STANTON,
San,af aru of War
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-07
yWIseN STATION, Va, April A.

9i 2 iw nv hcYN ~ Atho-'t Io-' N-fr -
Hon. E. II. Stanton, Secretary Uw:
The army is pushing forward in hope
of overtaking or dispensing the remain
der of Lees army Sheridan's cavalry
and the 9Th corps are between this and
the Appomatox. General Meade and the
second ahd sixth are following Ord is
following the line of the SOuthside rail-
road All of the enemy that retains any
thug like an, organization have gone
NORTH of the Appomattox, and are ap-
parently heading for Lynchburg. Their
losses have been very heavy. The houses
through the country are. nearly all used
as hospitals for the wounded. In every
direction hear of rebel soldiers pushing
for home, some in large ands some in small
squads, and generally without arms
The cavalry pursued SO closely that the
enemy has been forced to destroy, proba-
bly,, the greater part of their transporta-
ton, caissons aud munitions of war. The
number of prisoners captured yesterday
exceed 1000 From the 29th of March to
the present time our loss in killed, wound
ed and captured will not, probably, reach
1000, of whom from ! 500 to 1900 were
captured, ard many are but slightly
wounded. / shall continue the pursuit
as long as there appears to he any use OF
il.
GSigned1 L. S. GRANT,
- Lieutenant General
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-07

Boa. HoUsEKERPnsa GOODS ID
90 and l0.t Nuslin Sheetina, l..., 80.
20 and i0t Linen ShesHnk
Pillow Linens and Nnslins, Hlg
Huck Towels, -. ....y,
RussiA Cfash ia -N.ht
Iineu TAhls Danask
Table Napkina
Bed sprsada &C
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18
ggAzETTE AND VIRGINIA ADV ERTIsBER

POLICE REPORT. MAYORS OFTcE.-
Gray and B. Webb, two. night watchmen, for
drunkenness and disorderly. conduct, on .satur-
day evening last, near the corner of King and
Water streets, were cashiered and fined 81. so
each and the first named was held IN the sum
of $500 TO appear at the next term Of the Coun-
ty Court, for an assault and battery. ..
MAa e: T OFFICE. Robert McCuiD, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was fined
SIS and ST costs, and held in the sum Of 500
security to keep the peace for SIX months D.
MoCourt, James FZevil, j DIN Hacket and john
Hagerty, hands on. the steamer Fairfax from
New York, for robbing the cargo Of clothes,
liquor, &C., % Saturday night last, were com
United for further examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

Major General Augur commanding this de-
part1nent, has lett for Annapolis, Md; on
tour of inspection Brevet Major General
Frank Fessenden is in command Of the depart
ment during the absence of Gen. Augur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

Judge snead Will hold session Of bis court
at Washington, Rappahannock, On nezt Tues
day, and at Stafford Court House on the follow
ing Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

Vim. n. 2IcVciyb, ESQ. formerly au2ercA@nt
in this city. has been elected a'dlEector IN the
Primers National Bank Of Richmond
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sSifn-GD~-&ED'

The Washington Chronicle says 1.-The
small pox has already spread itself over nearly
all Of the northern section Of The city IS Tar
south as Z street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18
j lO.U ALE IN B W S

go @ 4 IS
F1RE-On Saturday ghtzlast; about g
.olock, flames we're discovered burstine. through
81 Re yrroofof Mr. j. J. Wheat stable, between
Water and Fairfax streets int the rear Of the
Rank Of the Old Dominion Tflhe fire soon
communicated to the adjacent buildings Mr.
Hugh Lath an s. house and stable, Mr.. George
q smoot's smoke house, Midas. H. Simp-
cons warehouse, Mr.. Thomas. Smith S stable,
and one or two other out houses, we're at one
time on fire; bus Mr.. Wheat's and Mr..
Iatham's stables were the only buildings en-
tirely burned down. Four valuable holses,
three belonging to Ne. Eldridge & Co., and one
toa colored man named Troy, could not be extri-
Gated from the burning stables, and were burn
Cd to death The night was fortunately calm,
81 this fire, raging in a square nearly filed with
eombustible buildings, would have been de-
tructiye. Mr.. Latham S loss was about $500,
Mr.. NJ. Bossart lost feed, &c, &C., slowed
away IN a stable to tbs amount Of aboat $3.50;
B Mr. Thomas Smith less about $3.50; ".
Elaridge & Co., by the burning OF their horses,
feed, hay, ice fxings, d5e., $500; Mr.
Wheat stable aud contents, $1,000: Nlr.
slnoot about SIS; Mrs. O'neal's about 800;
Troy's about $3.50, horse, harness: feed
Sc. The Government and City Fire En-
sines were promptly at work, and did good
service in saving property, and preventing the
spread of the flames. There was no insurance
on any of the property destroyed. The fire
Z is supposed to have been the work Of an in
lendlagy.
It is the intention Of the ladies Of Port
Tobacco and vicinity, under the direction Of
Mrs Thomas Hamilton, to hold, as soon as
The necessary arrangements can be erected, IN
that village, festival and fair, the proceeds OF
which are to be appropriated to the fund now
being raised to relieve the destitute widows and
orphansin theSouth. Any contributions from
this city, will be taken charge of, and forward
ed to their destination, by Thomas Perry, at
. his store, on Prince street dock.
Passengers on the ferry boats between Wash
ington and this city, on Saturday last from
tel clock in the morning until AFTER two in
$40. evening, witnessed the burning OF the
schooner Eclipse of the Washington wharf.
The vessel had on board So tons Of hay, 65
& barrels Of pork, and IS barrels OF beans, be-
sides large quantityot lead for the navy, and
some stone for q private party, and is owned by
Captain Smith, Of New York. The loss Will
be from ten TO fifteen thousand dollars.
---=sess-,~z=ss.S Sssssar----
A young friend called upon US early this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

George D. Konaer and John Payne were ills
morning Appointed by the Mayor night watch
nen, IN The Place q she two dismissed yesto*-
CAV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18
,T1r7,cY 1T0GcURE. = The Egeae Ictza3UT.

JUDGE MoacURE. The H:eaer2o :zs2l1T5
Ledger say lie arc satisfied, IRON info"-
nation derlre>I from RilhlaoIld, toas tbs
eminent llx.s viii Be re-appolntod to t:lc >@oQE5
# Appeals. Tbs scsoo Of CO.. ?, WILL We
arc satisfied, give universal sasjst2otlo1> zL1'5
can be truly sac. THERE'S not an ao.or juEi7t
nor d better man ID The Commonwealth, t|2sh
yuaeoMonoare 1t would indeed, be crafty
Inc 10 sec him oaoe more, il bis former hf&t
position ,z..,----
There is great decline IN the prize Of po:ss
and lard ali over the connl2,
-------4xarz1-~-~-
1Ir III. B. Philips, tho energetic and sEzs-
csssfrI Lessee ard Manager q tbs = ez7 theatre
has re-angaged for 8 limited oun22eroE nfgh5@
The popular Holman Opera Troup4, which hes
f2. the last two weeks been afEor3ing musical
and draa1ati8 entertainuent to large and fash
iona 1Ie audience il tlis city. The beautiful
anera of Kate Eeazno7, Or tbs FaiEy Of the
lakes will be produced tonight il magnificent
stv7e and Wit, jul cast.
GoLD.
NV YORK, December Is, Gold, 1855
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= --l1a-5-'l-------I 49, - -,
MARRIED.

Tn Fairfax county, at the residence Of the
brides father, on the 10th ofsNoYember. by the
Kew. Mr.. Msrders, Capt. ". A'zBARNEs to
Miss HANNAH L. W WRIGHT.
On the 9Th Of December, al Harmony Grove,
Fauauier county, Va, by Rev. j. S. Trone,
CHAS. W. HAzEN and Miss MARY E.,
daughter Of VIM. Colyin, esq, Of Fauquier Co.
BY the same at Buckland, Prince William
CO., on the 9TH December, THOS. W MALLS
and Miss FANNIE KEYS
On Tuesday the 5th Of December, ,l b Rev:
Front Royal, Va, formerly Of Washington, and
Miss MATTIEE !. DESHIELDS, of W arrenton.
On the 18th of December, in Warrenton, by
the same GEORGE G. WALKER, and Miss
MARTHA WADDLE.
On the 18th inst, IN Christ. Church, IN WIN
chester, by Rev. ". G. Meredith, Captain
LEWIS HARMAN, Of Stanton, ard Miss
ELLEN PRICE daughter ofC. ". Price, Of
Winchester.
On Thursday, November g. at Cedar Grove,
King George county, Va, by Rev. Mr.. Friend,
Ma: ROBEl@T ~. HUNTER, Of Winchester
to Hiss NAL l2}EI,TA, daughter of Dr.. r. e
Stuart
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

The store aud dwelling occupied by John y.
Robey, atForestville, (Long OLD t1eLds) Prince
Georges County, Md, was entirely consumed
by fire on the 9th inst. The loss Of Mr.. kobey
is about So, 900. He saved nothing from the
building, and barely escaped with his life. The
house and store, belonging to Vim. +. Berry,
was valued at 81, 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

The upper and lower Cedar Point light boats,
on the Potomac, have been removed from their
stations for the winter, and are now lying OF
this city. The steamer Columbia has been
taken off the lire between this city and Balti-
more, and the landings on the Potomac have
now their sole dependence On tie Express,
which will continue to run as long as the wealth
er permits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

On Sunday evening, December 18th, at CT
O'Clock, WALTER, son of Benjamin and Eliza
D. BARTON: AGED 5year5 and months. l5y~The
funeral will lake place from the residence Of
his parents: southwest corner Of Prince and
Royal SIS, to~morrow TUESDAY afternoon, 81
9 o clock She friends Of the family are invited
to attend i w ash Star please copy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

On Friday morning last negro man de]lber-
ately picked up and made eff with whole piece
Of dress goods which had been exposed for sale
in the show stand in front Of the dry goods
store Of MRS. Green, on Fairfax street, near the
corner Of Prince Being pursued By gentle
man who witnessed the theft be threw his
plunder in the street and effected bis escape. =
So numerous and bold have robberies Of this
description become Of late 10 this city, that the
Shop keepers have sensibly curtailed the amount
Of goods heretofore exhibited for sale in front
Of their stores
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both time a0S money.


7 1HiLIp PARK,
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N-nw YORK, December Is, Gold, 1859
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-18

y, The #eeBher has l12oaerateo sollis< $3.50
1!leFe vas slight fall Of 500" os1 - -. -
aIsht.
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VIZ ANTED. A number Of two or four horse
w TEAMS, wagons or carts, tohaul WOOD,
over good road. For particulars enquire at
this Office. dec 14-1Ot**
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
JOHN McLEAR g. SON,
ConVeyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. hi Market Street,
DELAWARE FIRE INsURANoR BUILDING.
DREBs, BONDS, MORTGAGES, Ae, 6s., promptly ard
accurately drawn.
fRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinda bought and sold on
commission In this city atthe Brokers Boards In Pha
delphia, New York. other cities by OF eorras
ponding brokers who all firms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stoeks or
oans purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
OF quarter per cent being divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAPTs.-wO draw on Phlladelphis, New York or Bog
ton aud procure dras other American etles At the
lowest ratea Of exchange
PORBI0S DKAFTs-we draw on Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany and every other country in EuropA
houses Of undoubted standing ia sums to suit our
customers.
EXOHANGE--Porelgu or Doasstc--beught aud sold
a the most favorable rates allowed by the Arke A
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks New
York.
REAL EsTArR.-We attend to the purchase and sale
OF Real Estate in country and respectfully Invite
purchasers or sellers to give US call We rent houses
and vhsn desired by customers attend to the eose
tou OF their rents
CoLLRCTI0E6-OuI correspondents enables US 10
reach any prominent point Ia America In any foreign
country, through the most reliable chAnnes, Our faei
tos r making collections therefore complete aud
consequently persons Avaing themselves ofhem may b.
oRndent that their business will be faithfully and
srompty attended to. Uur charges rs low As arc
N Ads by any reliable parties.
In every whure employed our aim is 10 do
he best for the Interest Of euBtoeTs aud We solicit
be patronage Of our friends aud the public gener ally
ian JOHN McLbAK 4 SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad
TIME TABLE.
COmmencing MOndaY, Anvil Bal. ISGI

, tfains viii leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
"asniNuroN AfEAuE, follows:
ENfh -ss TRAIN at 4l05 A. N (AfondAys excepted }
r pAltlmofs and Washington stopping at Wimil sion
Ma snolla, ' Stg -A"- 81"
D@LAwARG RAIL ROAD TRAIN at 7A5 A. NJ
sunusys eAeslHed for Salisbury Milford and inter
WAY,AAIL TRAIN at s.l5 A. 81, tsundayk sxeep;, ID
Oi p1,il p51a,ipla9re stopping At all rvgnlAr stations
- nsAfkhss TRAIN at 1lb z. n. (sundAys excepted for
bAlumoTe and WAshlng ton, stopping a. Chester Whining
Ton hh on Petryvis aud HAvfs de Grace
m EAphEss TRAIN At IS r. N. (Sundays exeepted) foi
gaiIlInotS sni Washing;on, stopping at wllninstu
newark hiktan Nolth-Eas Perry vile, HaYrs de GrAe
Psrryman's Magnolia. aud stSnmer's Run
hiuIT b4Phks3 at II Is =. NJ. for Baltimore nn.
Mahngt9n stopping at Chester (Ouly TO take Baltimore
and Washington passsngers) Wilmington Newark TX.
ion, North-hast, PerTyTille aRd Havrs De Grace
PAuenssrs for toitTefs Monroe will take the SIS A. w.
train.
wiLMiNGroS ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS
miugtnn
Leave Philadelphia at Is, II co. A. NJ 200, 40, 900
1O AhdiD0OP d. Ihe330 r. n. train connects with Dsl
AAArs Railroad for M0rd Sad ints1 u sdia,e stations
Leave Wilmington at o., 500 and $50 A. ST., 2Oa.
4 On. 50, ArJ . BsOp.A
Tfana ior New Castle leave Philaisphia at Is AMI
II % A. n , $50 AM 500 Il. 81.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington At 1900 NJ, Al, S.93 snd . 50 ~.
CHESTER FOR PHILADRLPHIA.
LsAve chester al -, ~. aud lola A. NJ 1885 als
$50 Ul4i 10 and g.O5 Y. NJ.
fnm BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
LeAFs haiiimors SO 4. NJ, Way Mnl. l.l0 r. NJ. Ex.
I. Al. Expfess 80
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
Now for tho Rush to Cheap JONAS
Another New List of Prices.

Boots md SaOea 80 per cent. less than any
ether store Ia Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent les, than any other
4tore IN Wilmington.
Crochery-sare 70 to 80 per cent less than
any other sore ia this cily,
Notions Of all kinds from 8 to 20 per cent
less than any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, Cloaking Clolhs, Flannels, Pant
stutIs, Uudershrts and Drawers, Window Cur
tains Coal on LampB, Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocke, Books, Brushes Of all kinds from
10 10 20 per cent, less than any other store In
the , ntcd States Open from & A NJ, to 2.
NJ No dO6 Market Street. Wilmington. Del
SPECIAL NoTioE-Dry Goods, Dress uools
Table Linens, rowelings, White Goods, ShaWls
80. Will be sold great bargain to change
business as my time und attention will be de-
voted to gentlemen furnishing goods exclusive
ly, where good assortment can always be had
at the very lowest prices in the city or State.--
Please call and examine, No. 3l6 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. WM, u. CRow.
December g-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02

For Sale or Rent.
No. l. large Frame House and la. acfes OF high
meadow land, on the Wilmington cAusewsy, suitable ipr
ifueAlns, gtAElng' or Tor Keeping hogs and cows the
house contains 10 rooms q garden with shade around
tue house. POSSESSION given Immediately.
No. g large three story brick store and dwalling
with 10 rooms, No, King street, below 4th suitable
for Dry Goods Green Grocery Store and Meat store
Nos SstoTy brick house, with rooms on Eleventh
street, between Lombard aud Pine streets
Appyto ". McCAULLEY & Co.
aprlS COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02

inay2ltv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
IolIN p. Ruin, seov,

RRMovAL-Tbe Artisans Savings Bank has
been removed to No. COZ Market Street, where
1t will lie open daily to receive deposits and
make payments
Dividends ut the rate of q per cent, per au-
mum, have been paid to Depositors, semi annu-
ally in April ana October, since the orgenisa-
lion Of the Bank inlS6t
Profits on deposits, after lle Payment Of
necessary eXptus,s are oil devoted lo tho bone-
III aud s,curiIy OF the dsposlors
Managers are hot a.!ow,d " borrow any pai,
Of the fluids belonging to tho Corporation.
Adndsas;-- Williau, 8: Hnlrs Edward 3ette,
Joseph W. by, Char cs W. Rowland, VIM II.
Billany, George 8. Capclle, Job II. jackson,
George W. Bush, leenaid L. Wsles, DR., J. +.
Vaughan, N. K BeusOn, Clement u. Smith,
hsUry F. Duro.
WILLIAM g. HnLEa, President
GEoEoE W Bush, vice President
john P. MoLEAR, Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
sIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
Pills.

M pain attends their peFitlon. The only Pills that
operate without sip.ns seNeniegi weakening or leav
Ing the bowel olsye aud the best Pills ever offered
The afflicted cttry disease requiring pur,alye med
clue. rh'r iniriusic merits becoming extensively
known tle'Attiy c7atad price 20 cents per hoH
Neld what the kov, Francis NJ. Hawkins, Of the NJ. p.
Church, a. baltimore, says of their eellence
IowHUNTpws, Nh, April 20, 1884
us. sIMNs & sos sir ~ have been lBr tur months
greatly an c:ei wh ihe Liver Affection; Tor tho hrst
3 mouths ;ter my case sNmel serou', thought wAs
wasting away with cda, umpiicn. suffered much with
ayi1lsni mi-oy in nag SIDE ami with burning In my
tack my hrs ttlius very hard my complexion very
yellow in lsrt my whola system seemed entrey out Of
order. had iuyere cough at times aud weakness In
greal amuun' d" me 'un which seemed to have no good
ulel. Wneu ils. heard your Liver lills thought
perhaps they inlsn do me some good, 20 bought one
box 4rl lrfAr isd th,en ihNm All f greatly relley-
eli my head u.t no IoaFe. adiy my side no longer
fElst inr Uy rs re~n"4 TO hd 4t-en nsth'nrd In
ihrr T4rlt 1ls i.l la0l i,- usS man n9l ain
snjoyi1, v..y s,.i st1. they o. Tno Without sick
sntuN o. .a kIIpi lt Nslly tseUiameui
them ine pGvc l,y t4e, suhsr 10, lsi,e II is too
lats 1vui 4auA o scfs .uti
FNANNll VI. HAWKINS
ufnatidors lftlit ufthl ST. T. Church
sOlA mauuiHttutars, aItNia i IN phJaciens and
DrugglBs corner Of Fourth end King suettd, Wlring
Del Sold hA nIus-i-is aii1 SurukuepofA generally
Ask tor SINGS Vegetable Liver ila aud take no ohera
Sid by fefta. NV C,sdti lloth AID CuwIlll BON,
bower Iamwer-l y F4ulk. Miimrd' Lodge Claymontj
Dyov o., III Lad plia aud dealers generally
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02

Apln %, iGSS.-aaya-ss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-02
GnoRoE ". Bush, vice President
john P. McLEAB, Treasurer

EYE AID EAR.--rrof j. 1saacs, NJ. D., 0cu
list and Aurist, formerly at Leylep, Holland,
permanently located at No. Oil Pine Street
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with diss
ehses Of the Eye and Ear will DO scientifically
treated and cured il durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
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has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. ju17 ly