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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
n EGIBTEWIs OFFTCN.

N New CASTLE couArI, septeinbor l4tb, 1895.
Upon the application Of Patrick Kelley, Executor Of
the last Will aud Tosthmon. Of sarah A. DouFhery ia
of Wilmington Hundred ~ said County, deceased n is
ordered ana directed by tho eeusr that the Executor
ary upon 'hs Estate Of the deestsrd the dae ef
eanunS lhersoi ~ causing Advertisement. 10 po.ted
within orty days from ha datO OF such In in ~
the most public paevs Of the County Of New Cate rr
qurlhg all persons having domands against the Estate
usn case made and provided Aud aso cause The same
to be inserted within the period In the peawEre
ntate Journal and statesman, newspaper pubihhed in
wilmington and To be continued therein two mouths
- Given under the hand and Seal Of Ohice Of the
L. Register Aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
- County Aforesaid, the day and yesr above writ
ten' II G. FNAIM Register,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
EINAL SALES
H. Os
GOVERNMENT HoRsEs AND MuLEs.

ouARIKRNAsTHR GRsERALs 0rrcB,
WAsHlEaToNi D. G., October 2lth, 1868
VIII be sold ut public auction during tho month of
NOVEMBER, to the hghust bidder, at tile tinu mud
places named below, via:
NEW YORK.
New York city Tuesday Of each week. 100 Horses zach
New York City, Thursday of each week. LOO Mules sarh
day.
PBNNsYLyANIA.
Philadelphia. Pa. Thursday, November p 0, is, nd 49,
Philadelphia, PAsaturday Of week 100 Mules escq
day.
day
Harrisburg, Pa, Thursday November .. o. 49, and 80
100 Horses each day.
Mechaniesburg Pa, Tuesday, November u leo 1Ioraas
Allentown, Pa, Wednesday November 10, 100 llorscs
IottsEille Pa Friday November ~, 100 Horses.
20, 100 Horses.
Ttusve, Pa, Thursday, November Id. 100 HorAes
TtuHVle, Pa, Thursday, November 80, 100 Horses.
Tinsvie, Pa Thursday aud Friday, November - aud
"a, 100 Jules each day
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Eel. Tuesday of each week, 100 Iiorsos
Wilmington, Del, Friday u each week 100 Muea each
day.
MARYLAND.
baltimore, Nd, "Wednesday November, To- 100 Horses
baltimore, Md Wednesday, November 20 100 Horses.
dIEsB0RO, D. G.
day.
No sales OfMulsa will take plaeeat
WASHINGTON, d. u.
Ai his s,ris Of sales all The Goueramen, animals ,o2
Dc dtposed Of Buyers should therefore apd iemlerrs
o. dis last opportunity 10 pirchase.
w FOR sales o. public animals in tho wesi, oiliAl
Animals Will be sold alngly.
Sales to commence at 10 O'clock, A. N.
Terms cath, in Untsd stAtes currency
BY order OF the ouartermAsler General
JAMES A EKIN,
LDreVet BTigadisr General ia charge
oetsAtnoFz First Division, q. NJ. q. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Governor Buckingham, OF Connecticut,
has issued proclamation announcing the
official result OF the vote Of the first Monday
of October on the adoption of tho Constitu.
tional amendment conferring upon the ne.
groes OF Connecticut the right of suffrage.
The vote by cnnntiea is na Enllnwa.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
DrEI,.

WOOD.-In this city, on the 9Th inst, ANN
WooD, relict of the late John d. Wood,
in the 75th year of her age
JONES.-ln Brandywine Hundred, on the
9th inst., WH. p. JONES, aged 26 years
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

B-The happy people Of this world think
that the unhappy ought to perish before
them with the same grace as that which the
Roman populace exscted of tho gladiators.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
4 fNO-PARTNERsiIII' NOTICE.

=
ISAAC V. LLOYD has thla dty associated with J0-
sKPH N COOLING, aud will continue tho CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS at the old stand in Pop
lar above Fourth street.
The title OF the arm will be COOLING a LLOYD. BY
strict integrity and attention to business hope the
patronage Of the public. JOSEPH N. COOLING,
ISAAC Y. LLOYD.
Wilmington, Del, Noyember lst, issb.--2n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate Of the de-
eeaeed must retent the duly Atssted the Exeou.
tors before September 18th 1866 or ABIDE the Aet of
Assembly in surn case made ami provided.
JAMES L. DEVOu,
Hep292m ISAAC |. DENOu. E4eeut0rh.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
p EeIsTERs oFFIoH,

E(GGAbJEhb OFFICE
~ NEW CASTLE County.
H., ., August 22d, 1853
Upon the application OF Sophia NJ. Dufont, Henry Du.
ton aud Victor DUPONT Executors Of the last will and
testAment OF Samuel Franeis DUPONT, U. g. NJ late OF
brandywine Hundred, in said County deoeased II Is
ORDERED aud directed by the Register that the Exseu.
tors aiofetatd, give notice Of the granting Of Letters
Iestamentary upon the Estate OF the deceased With tho
date oi granting thereof by causing advert semeuts to
be posted within forty days from the such Letters
N sH OF the most public places OF the County of New
CASTLE requiring all personB having demands against the
estate to present. the same abide by an Act OF As.
sembly In such case made and provided. And also
cause the same 70 be Inserted Within tue period In
the Delaware State journal and statesman spAper
published In Wilmirgton and to be continued therein
two months.
(~-~, Given under the hand aud Seal Of oHee oftbe
H. Regiater Aforesaid at New Castle 10 New Castle
~ County Aforesaid, the day aud year above writ.
ton R. O. FRAIA, Register.
NOTICE.
All persens having claims against the estate Of tie
deceased must present the duly atested TO The
Executors on OF before August 9d 1850 or abide the
Act OF Assembly In such case made and provided
SOPHIA NJ DUPONTl
HENRY DUPONT, SExeeutOrs
VICTOR DUPoNT,
aug25-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
LEGAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE.--HoTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ the eo-pArnershlp heretofore exEiing between the
undersigned, trading under The name OF o. j. y tLiSN
IL this dty dissolved by mutual consent.
All psrsona indebted TO the late Arm will please make
Immediate payment aud those having claims present
them for settlement nhor uf the late hr at their old
stand, No 2l9 Market street. JOHN FLlNN,
US, PLINN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

A ORDINANCES 10 AUTHORIZES TIE PAv-
A ING the bed OF Kiug Street, between Ninth and
sRo Do II ordsiued by the City Council OF Whining.
ton Ths the he'd OF King street bstwson Ninth street
and MIL street. be aud the Is hereby authorised
aud directed 10 be paved.
Passed at the City Hall, October t2th, 1860.
Attesi, L. T. TArIoR, CLERK n1ys-s~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
PLER a woo TON
BANKERS AND BROKERS.

BANKERS AND BROKERS',
s. R- CORNER OF FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS,
buy aRd sell at best market rates,
GOVERNMENT sECURITTEa
FOLLOWS;
U. 8. 1881 BONDS,
U. 8. $50 LOAN OF 1859,
U. s. $40 LOAN OF 1864,
U. 8. $50 LOAN OF 1866,
U. 8. 1O-4O LOAN OF 1854,
U. s. 1880 TREASURY NOTES,
Dated August 10. 1864.
U s. 7-3O TREASURY NOTES,
Dated June 10, 1865,
U. s. 7-3O TREASURY NOTES,
Dated July 10, 1866,
U. S. COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
U. 8. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
STOCKS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Asr Orders executed promptly at the Brokers Beard
elihar in Philadsphia or New York.
We aie prepared to draw on DUBLIN, LONDON,
LIVERPOOL, PARIS, and other principal cities ia Ku,
rope, at the Lowest Rates Of Exchange.
arApLER WOOLsToE,
3. i. corner Filth and Market Streets,
novlA-aptjAnl Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
The Mnnnv Markat-

Tho following quotations we're furnished us by
R. X. Robinson Co., Bankers corner Of Fourth
and Market streets, at one O'Clock yesterday
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
Whining Ion. osloAsr IS. 1865.

The underrignei, having purchased the asiabalnest
OF the Massra RLiFs, respectfully solicit continuance
OF tho public patronage, aud hope ly attention bus
nes and sricl regard 10 the interests purchasers To
merit aud receive same. WM. u. PICkELs,
ocal-2m EAhlMAN C0TIkR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

CARD
10 tho Friends aud Customers the late 1rm Of J. j.
8. fLiNNi
Having this day sold udiCsi In the Stove Tin aud
Sheet Iron Mandatory to Mpesrs, PICHELS UOTrER
we would focl for them tho baaa patronage bestowed
on the hrn, they will continue The bukineas IN all It's
various branches At the old stand No 219 Market cot
j. & D. fLlNN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
NOT O I

All persons having canls ssalnst tne Es.ata OF the de-
Ceased must present tbs same duly atstsd the E1ecu-
tor on or before September l4th 1885 OF ABIDE th Act
Of Assembly In such made and provided
eepu92m PATRICK REILLEY, Executor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
A ORDINANCE 40 AMEND AN ORDINANCE
"a entitled An OIdinanca eoneerping the Ienth Of the

"A entitled An ordnance cOnoeTnlng the ealih Of the
CITY.
BE II ordained by the City Council OF Wilmington,
sHofioN l. That seotiOn OF the Ordinance eoncstnng
the Health Of the City be and the is hereby amend
cd, by striking out ali after the word estate in lino se
TO the word "1" In line Bl aud insert the following In
leu thereof:
"or fsny person owning or occupying prop rty within
the limits Of this city or lin OF the or
AbHenee OF the owner his her ng having charge OF
such property, shall permit the water flowing from ana
hydaht pipe OF nNture connected with the Conveyance
Of water TO this city, tho refuse water from culinary
or Other purposes the water running OF from the roof
of any dwelling house, shop, store shed other build
Ing belonging to him or her, In hts hor charge
occupation or shall suffer and permit nosome matter Of
any kind TO how from his her premises or pie
mseA which may be In his or her charge occupancy,
70 aud upon the premises OF any other preon perso
20 that the same shall may hrcome the premises
o. those last designated persons, stAgnAnt noxuut or
hthy every person so offending shall bU guilty Of
mon nuisance, aud for every such eeuoe shall forfeit
and pay tine Of Five Dolarst
Passed at the City Hall, October 26tb 1885.
Il. J. H0RNER, President
Aue8 ". y. IAlLOn. CleIk. nnNA-In
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF aUARTERMAsTER's PHO


GALE OF oUARTERMAsTER's PRO
0PVlcs op Assr ouApTFRMAsrfn,
wILMnnioS DBL, November sd, lsd5.
VIII he sold at Public fae, to tic highest bidder,
SATURDAY November 18th, At The ConlinssArya store
House, corner Of Frent aul Tatun ttrels the following
o!othlnB, Camp and dArr5un Eiuipago, viz
l6i Cap Letters Bugle
t54 Great Coat STRAPS Ritef.
9l5t knapsaeks National Cooi,
xlpJ HAVersacks ~ Drums.
sol6 CAntaens and Strap Drum Hoada. tbattst)
90 Axes q Drum slinQp
Axe tfelyeH / Drum Gao
lsl Camp Kettles. Wall Tents
y Meas Pana. Z Wall Tent Flies
80 Camp Hatchsta seta Wall Teut Poles
~ lIatrhet Hsndlef. 1853 Wall Tenl Pms
o. Pairs Drawers o HospitRl Ientf
Recruiting PAgs 2 Hospital lnnt PeN
phecruiling Plag IIal. q Common 1enta.
liards llb0 Common Tent Plus
Cavalry auldOn 276 shelter Tents
u TTumpols. % Spades.
aa- Bale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
IRRNs-Cash iii g. Currency.
by order Of the QuarisrmAstsr General
novf.h Capt and A q. M
PURLIo SALE
OF FRAME BARRACKS,
AT ANNAaEssfx, SALISBURY AND NRwTowN, nd.
oFrlcH op A. I'M,
Wilmington, Del, October 80, 1895
By direction Of the Quarermaster General u H. Army,
the Frame Barracks lately used quarters for U S.
lroops, at Annamossix Salisbury and Newton, MA will
DO sold al Public Auction, TO the highest bidder
opportunity IL thus given TO farmera and others At
this sale to purohase lumber at rates much lower than
the market price.
AnnamezslA, on Wednesday, November 6th, at 40 A NJ
Salisbury, on Wednesday, November 22d, AZ 8 y. VI.
Newtown, on ThuTsday November 23i, at 8 A. NJ.
TRRAs-Cash in United siateu Currency.
c. II. GALLAGHER.
novsis Capt q A.QM.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
Sept. 80, lsds.

The business will hs coniinued by the undersIgned
under the name u j. A. 1obnson Co. at tue old stand
Second and Market streets.
All persons indebted to- or having elalnH apaInst thu
late arm will please settle with the uu signed or VIM
H. Billany. WIN K MeCIhEs
Oct 2, 1895. 95t JAS A. ROBINSON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
BUCHU,

b u G III U,
tFrom DiIpeHsary Of hs JNtied SiasiJ
DIosMA CRENATA. BUcHu LAAyEG
PRoPERTlEs-ThsIr odor is strons. dlausIVe, ana
somewhat aromatlc their tastes blttsH and anAlogcu
10 mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND UaEE-Bushu lsaya
1e gently siimulant, With peenlihr tendency 10 The
Urinary organs producing diureslg and like othg
s, aT medicines, exciting diaphoroais, when ereun'
They arc given in complaints Of the Urinary 0rpns
su,h ~ az Gravel Chronic catarrh of the Bladder Nor
@ uu irritation OF the bladder and Urethra, DAeaes OF
tue Pr9htTate and Retention or Incontnsnoe Of Urine
IRON ioas OF tone In the parts concerned in ts eTauS
hon Ihe remedy has also been recommended IN Dr.
Dropsy.
nBLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCIIU Is usod By persons
from the agea Of lS 10 26 and from s5 10 b5 o. ii tie
decline or change of llto after Confinement or Labor
rams bedwetting In children.
10 DR. KEYsER is A PHYSICIAN of over ,hIrlJ
ytsh experience and graduate OF tina Jefferson Medl
sa .ouSS hnd ei the univeraity Of Nedlcns and suf
MH. IL. 4. HRIMUOLD:
Deir Sri ln regard to the queatlon asked me a. 10
my opinion about BnchW would sAy thst hays u,sd
and sold the article in various lorna ar tbe na lblf-
" years do not think there II anv form or preoar-
uon OF 1t l have not used or known 10 be used il hs
EA,ous diseases whore such medicats aEent Would "
,nulealed' lou arr aware as we'll as myself that II
M w nevh eHenslvey employed ID the vAreu5 dssats
" .e giauuer and Kidneys and the reputation Il has
acqmrea In my Judgment Is warranted BY The hhsB.
have soeu aud used, as before stated every firm Of
nN'n"ihs powdered leaves, the simple dseoston, hne
~ VI oxuAets,-and am not eogniEAnt Of any
pgs.atao of that plant at all equal % yours fysv'
yeiIa experience ought think, to give ms the right VI
I"Sfs Ss o. us srls and without prejudice partially
thlng according to Its bulk; II did other BaeAuf
% %M9nid ontdo yours but hold TO tho doctrine that
oulk and quantity do not make up vaue-if they da
copper cent would bo worth more than 1 gold dollar
value yolr Buehu for lis eGeet on patients. have
cured with II, and seen cured with IT, dlssAsea
, ,9 paauet and kldneys, than have ever seen eusa
Win WIN any other Buehu, or any other proprietary con-
Respectfully you're, a.,
GEO. II. KRYeRR, NJ. D.,
August 11th, l56h
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
EDUCATIONAL.
rVELEGRAPHIo AND COMMERCIAL
ms STITU TIE,
g. W CORNER or
THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
UP srAlRa,
(EntrAncO Oh Third strestJ
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
The whole OF the fourth stories of 0Iarlsrs
building, has been htted up and occupied by the Ins
tue, which will open for the winter season.
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 0Fn, 1866
and ending May is 1896 during which period Il will be
open daily, lsaturdays and Sundays exespied from A
NJ, in IL NJ, and from to F. NJ. On MONDAY TUES
DAY THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings, It will BE- opvn
from toe
The teEVcea Of accomplished plain aud Ornamental
penmRn have been seeuied to teach
PRNMANsaIP
In all its branches lie has superior and but few EQUALS
In this beautiful Art.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educ.,
ton are such as were before offered TO the public
Of Wilmington consisting of sinRle aud Double entry
BOOK KEEPING,
Banking, Rxehsnge Insurance, steamboAting, Commits
sion and Joint stock Compiny's Business Commercial
Forms and Caicu sti0ns sJe. etc.
In the Teegraphng Department every ADVANTAGE that
can be hAl In any oee ia afforded persons d0srous OF
learninB
TELEoRAPHIKG,
one Of the moe pleasant and lucrative empoymens that
can be pursued. The 10 building and building Of All
and new lines throughout tho Northern and S1uthein
States the large aud constant Increase Of business have
caused demand for OPERATORS that the old nnihod ~
learning isinadequate TO supply.
TERMH
Invariably 10 advance TO be paid at time of
discount OF twenty per cent made 10 ladies' For far.
her psttieuars inquIe At the Institute.
GfThe public are invited 10 visit the Instituta and
examine the various departments.
Especial attention will be given 10 writing MARRI AGE
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS, VISITING WFnnING
AND OTHER CARDS, TITLE PAGES, MARKING LIN.
~, ". W. oete-f
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
MEDICAL.

III ELMnoLD's FLUID nxTn.o
BUoHU,
fas Non.Rolenllon Or Inconiinsnee Of U,l,. ,....
nsSa ca Of Ihs ~ PSosasa Of .hs Bladder o. Kss
Calculus, Gravel or Brick Dust bspos a. W hs Rladd,
OF 'he bladder kidneyr, and Dropsleal ~ D
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

1T Oh. hEfsER Is PHYSICIAN Of over tblhT
years experience and graduate OF INA Jeasraou Nd-
Gu, VoieSs And Of the unversy Of HedlcIns and Bar
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

Stapler Woolston, Bankers, aud Dealers In
Foreign Exchange, s. E. Corner Of Fifth & Mar
kel Sts., Wilmington Del, furnished us with the
following quotntons at one O'Clock YesterdaY !:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

Mllmlpglon. 0elober ao!h. l96-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

nELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUOuU ia usaa by pervOu.
rom ihe ages OF ls To 20, and from SO 70 6b or As
decline or change of fo after Confinement or Labor
PALMS, Bed'weulug In children
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14
HELMBoLD's
F L UID EXTRAoT
BUCHU,

In affections peculiar 10 fsmAlea ia up.,u.,,..,
other pIepatation as In ohlOIcss or Rs,sstlsu ~
,,nn pa.ai1ines Of suppression Of eultomarv
ION liberated OF sohfrus state OF the u,srns Eat
rhoa and all Complaints lneidsnl 70 M Nv .ssll't
arising from halia Of dissipation, NhHh
the Decline or Change inILiie. ''AF'uo'aelsi Vt IA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

frluay -
Henry Laws who was arrested for bur
| glamously entering the clothing store of MIR.
| Henry Ilirsh in Milford and stealing goods
thereirom, made his escape on Friday last.
The circumstances are as follows: Laws was
arrested on suspicion; but the proof not be-
ing sufficiently strong against him, he was
| admitted 10 bail in the sum OF $780, Subse-
| uuently additional proof procured against
MN, and he was re-arrested and brought be.
fore justice for examination. During the
examination, Laws stepped to the door os-
tensibly TO converse with some one there; no
sooner had he reached the door than he
broke away and ran through crowd of
some thirty or forty persons assembled there.
nut VINO were too much astonishel to prevent
him. The crowd Immediately started in
pursuit, and one man was near capturing
Laws, when he turned and fired one barrel
OF a revolver at his pursuer, the ball mar
rowly missing its intended victim. Intimi
datedby this, the crowd pursued him no further
and Laws made good his escape 1t is said
that half an hour aiterward Laws returned
to his fathers house, took horse from the
stable and left for parts unknown. lie has
NOT been re-arrested
We have heard that several mill dams in
the upper part of the county have been car
ried away by the late storm Our friends in
that section have not acquainted us with in
dividual cases, perhaps supposing it Of "no
Importance" However if the destruction
of mill dam is of no importance to them,
we show them that we have their interests at
heart more than they themselves
The first rock fish came into our market
this week. They were small but quite large
enough to be truly palatable. They sold al
ten cents pound.
The market price of new corn is sixty cents
a bushel There is large lot of it on hand
and of good quality, although owing to the
drouth, not so good as last year.
Lecture on AstrOaOmy.-D Grieye will
lecture at the Odd Fellows Hall, on Wed.
Mesday, Friday and Saturday evenings next,
on Astronomy, Geometry and TfigOnometry
The lecture will be illustrated by magnif-
cent Planetorium ls, ". - ".
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-11-14

WIN radically eKterminAte from the svs,sr. ,
tho Urinary Organs arising from habits n o.
LliiLk k1rfNfH hliTLR on oHASaR IL ptst .sn
kAfosuhk completely hupeuedlng those unpssiaaI s
dlnyHdhS rtmedies, COpdutd and Asrcu,tr n s ~
all those UNPLEASANT aud dangerous dissasss ' ''~s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
A PLACEMENT NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that. writ Of At.
taci ment was issued by me, Elisha X. Earl,
Justice of the Peace, in ard for Green Town
ship, Marshall County, Indisna, ON the sixth
day of February. 1865. ueen the AFFIDAVIT; Of Nor
ras Horun, OF Fulton County, against the goods
chattlcs, rights credits MONEYS apd effects of 10
sep. G liner, late OF Marshall County, Indiana, 10y
virtue which writ the ioAswing described prop
erty was attached as the property of the said Jo-
same more or less, and that on the 10th day oi
March, 1865, at 10 O'Clock, n. M, ut NV Office in
said township. L will proceed to hear and decide
upon such attachment and-tse claims Of the said
creditors. ELISHA X. EARL,
Feb. 10, 1s65-ni6 Justice of the Peace.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is prepared BY the originator Of the justly celebrated
Coes Cough Baisam. Mr. Coe has never prepared medi-
for public and general but ~hs has stood
the strongest tests and has always borne the palm of vic
tory every disease has heel certified to cure
Will you Who suffering from Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Heartburn, Sick Headache CraInp and Pains IN
the stomach and Bowels, Acdity Of the Stomach Cholera
Morbus Dysen;cry and General Debility and weak ness
Of the whole systetry but single bottle. We will never
urge again if fail in this Our knowl-
edge Of its merits, the united testimony Of all who
tried it, the encOniums q Hundreds Of our pegbors
vour utv tn Yourself ard the Beneficial rcslt certain
the sunshine all earnestly persis;enty urge you just
If what correct. if state
ments concerning ts wonderful virtues not found "a
be true. If you do not say that the operation Of the ned
cine is and perfectly wonderful will
nounce profession to the public health ard
retire from The field admitting that incompetent to
compound a medicinal preparation, which would he enti
tied 90 yonr CON fidence. III t.lE
sold by druggists ceSrywhere. Price 81 per bottle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-23
check, invxrdly rsascting how mach she

check. inwsrdiy rrascting Ahow mach she
had TO thank Ellep'sindisposit ion; m
BIT she never told Ellen of ths'aisce*|
cry she had unwittingy made. while 'ul-
filling the gentle mission Of friendship,
and no one ever knew the precise manner
[ipswhiehCthe connupleteri masgh between
Florisn Richley and Laura Avery was
bfekeh OIL. 3E Fmgss
There are some things that bring their
own reward in this woodland this one
act Of kindness had saved Laura from un-
consciously taking the step that would
have precipitsted her into lifetime Of
misery.