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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

The following il the liss of Incomes returned
to the United States Assessor for this comfy.
The amount given d The ne, income for The
year 1864. after deduc,ing $500 and tAIes IN
surance and losses. allowed by law The tax is
fIe per cent on all sums unde r 5000 and ten
per cent. over that sum:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
TO FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!

cHyKRYBopY his own Broom Maker without the aid
IA OF cord tyings Of any kind by the use OF
Celebrated Metallic Broom Head. patented June istn
l16s Exardy what you want Fifteen 70 twenty Ger
lars ner dax wanted 40 active energetic man In each
County the United States 10 secure Tor bmsei me
elusive rx 10 sell this valuable inventon- BENG ,he
only suecesu article Of the kind ever introduced IN
u,rx Ne car substanfiafs the assertion that ssens
are positively clearing from - 10 40 per day A
energetic sell from TOO TO $oo, IN ceusy,
try Mler's C<lebrst<d Broom Hea1-it Is saie N
vestmenf- ss.- s.t1
Inolese sh<ss cena stamp for .Circalaf' gs.s '1'
particulars, and address Hills
omee, Edsn's Block, Fast Market street hocm 80,
ThIsd Floor. Indtnna poits, Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
PRIVATE DISEASES.

TAR CoLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. CO SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfeits his fee IL he fails in cur
ing any case that may under his care, matter
how obstinate or long standing He warrants you a
cure Syphilis in the primary stage helped in Is min
utes cured in "a hour. sheet Of 20 years standing
cur Nv DR.. e.. aoce hsurr = TO laP.h -.sr2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

% Fence Posts Scantins. Saeeting, &c +,
for sale al
2i-6 ! WALLAcEs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

Notes ofail the denominations named VIII be prompt
~ furnished upon receipt o. subscriptions
The Notes ofths Third Series precisely similar 10
form privilege the seven rhirtes already sold.
escc that tho Governeri reserves 20 Itself The opssn
paying interest IA gold coin at per cent instead %
3-ioihs IN currency Subscribers viii oeduct the
isrcs n currency ~ Jnly iSth IT no time When they
subscribe
The delivery ~ he notes Il this trd series Of the
seveu-ihifiics wiz commence ne 1t q jane. and
Ntn be made promptly an, coniiuuousy after that date
The slight change raadr theccnduons Of this THIRD
srRiRS effects only IT, Of interest. The pay
meni In gold fmade, VIM equivalent 'o'he currency
Interest Of the higher rate.
The RETURN % specie payments. IN the event Of -hich
only viii the option 70 pay utere.tn gold BE- s.aed Of.
would reduce and ecusllfe prices tia, purchases
made with siS per In gold would be fully equal -
those made with seycn and 'hree-ienihs per cert 10
currency. This
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
40 LOAN.

These notes issued unter date ofyuiy IS isss ssa
are payable ihrce years non hat Date m curesey o.
are convertible =; ire opticn q the heiser into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

~ Captain MaIdce late of the Ninth lnd
aus vounteers) IS Notary Public at Blakes
Military Agency. 242
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

UNITED STATES
7.3O LOAN!
Il IL X ID - r. RTE -
$3.50, 600, 900.

~ authority q TIE Secretary og the Treasury, the
aerssned tie General Suhcrpton Ageni Tor the sale
Un'ed states Securities cner e me public The laird
eres q Tresur Notes bearing seven ssc tenth.
per cent interes, per snnur. known .ta.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

To- PsiNFFEs.--W auted. IA experienced job
apply at this Office #
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

- See DR.. " N Fhoinson's advertisement
81 he fourth page Of TO dsy's paper
ian 25-tf.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
Job PRINTING.
Circulars,
Blanks,
Bill Heads,
Bills LadingI

&c., &c, Ac.
sDsns prempsIyat shis Ofsies, An IN e
Dsss style, % 0rst qualify Paper +,
ood ae Lew PrIees.
- Give us d cali
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

ss5) Three hundred ssd eighty Joint. STOW. Pm.
90 Twenty three Farmers Boilers.
90 Seven lnkstsnds
t7l Two Rules.
1) o9s Nuclage Brush.
To- Thirty eight Lamps fsrrcl
o. Thirty eight Lamp Chmnie.
~ Eighty-iwo s-lnch RlbOws.
III klesen sheet Iron pippers
a. One Horse.
90 Two Tables
% One CLOCK.
% Eight Pumps.
90 One Letter Press
~ One Letter Scales.
% One Letter Stamp.
ID One Tin Bucket.
90 -Four Paaloeks.
"a One lack Plane.
az ous Rule 1.-TWO foot
q. Twenty -ioar P.es Axes.
~ Tr.niy,ieur Pick AZ Handles,
(50) Thirty Az Handles.
go Thirty wheelbarows.
o. One Grnds.ene and Fixtures.
~ Five Hand Saws.
=. ~ One Rip Saw.
~ One Fore Plane.
~ Eight Wood Saws.
tl2) Twelve Haiehets
~ One Gmlet Bit.
(Isl Eighteen Iron Rake.
~ one Oil Can.
H3h)ssssvvesno,sssn and ons-h.lf pOund' efRsp..
81 Five Lanterns.
t35l Thirty-sx Reflector
90 Two Busting Brushes.
"a One Stove shovel.
(2) Two Pokers.
ZOO Seven hundred Pounds Nails.
90 Seven sets Hinges.
~ One Cross-cut Saw.
O) One lot Felt Roofing.
Sale TO continue until the entire lot Is dlspc.e1 o.
Terms cash. MAI. SHURTLEFF, Captain.
18th Reg. v.R c. A. a. N
Camp Morton, july 18th. isG5 -jylT-dlot -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established tu 1850 and Charscre
by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
for the treatment OF
WON ssn~&sxau nDH9sssamsa ,
SE.NE.S.zL W.E.GK.T'ESS,
Aud all Affections Of the Urinary and Ger
- both Sexes.
JUST PUBLISHED,
= PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATS
an yKNEREAL DISEASES.

" including Gonorhes. 6leet.
slPp9diss. sfi iss, fisiaia, Urinary
Deposits, and all Diseases Of thu
Kidneys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland.
and Seminal vesicles, and their
treatment, including a chapter on
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
seryations on marriage and the
prevention of conception Con-
taiRing . Treatise ON Self Abuse,
Spermatorrhea. Sexual and Ner-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

SALOON FOR SALE.-A frst-class Saloon hav
ing a run of the best custom. and in p central
location. is offered for sale For terms, apply
at this hice. 2J-6
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

- The wholesale dry goods house. South
Meridian street. OF Lenders. Harrington & Pat
ter,on. formerly Webb Harrington < Co are
receiving one 81 tie largest invoices Il dry
good. notions. g. ever hou.ht 30 this market
The character OF III house Tor business enter
prize aud honorable dealing stands ~ high - any
In the country AMI TO retail dealers Inducements
are offered ~ liberal are To hc met with IL
larger cities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
NATIONAL BANK.

And will bay and sen Gold, Silver Exchange. Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks aud
Public Securities OF every description.
Collections VIII be promptly made. and every kind 81
business attended that belongs legitimate banking
Regular customers are only charged per cent. upon
Loans obtained this Bank and he most ample pre-
visions made for the sAfekeepng Of Deposits ant feI
the accommodation ofDepositors-
In addition the responsibility q the United states
for the liabilities q the Bank the tockholdss are iDd
duay responsible to the extent n their stock. IN add
ton To the amount invested IN such shares thus sfordins
the most ample security 20 the public.
The following the present ctockhoicers OF ne ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

SALE0F GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

~ WEDNESDAY, rHk ssm DAY or JULY. ises.
~ rle selcsi A. N. -ii b sold at Pablic Aset ion.
Indiana, the following described pre,~r-, h., "a
the Military Prison, tO-wit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
EE- Back PAY AND BOUNTY, If not paid tn
Older can be got BY application TO the Treasur,

Department, at Colonel j W. Blske's Military
Agency, opposite the Theatre. mex. to Masonic
Hall. cot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

~ The Twenty third. Thirty third, Forty
second. Fifty third One Hundred and Fortie,h
Regiments. and Fourth Indiana Battery. will
be received on Tuesday afternoon by Governor
Morton. General Sherman and staff will lie
will commence at halfpas, Pm. The pro-
gramme Of exercise will be made known to.
morrow morning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

PoLtcr MATTERS Eliza Williams. as ssd.
deaug prostitute aud for disturbing The peace
paid s25 30
WIN Fields for associiting with prostitutes.
was fned Sl6 40 lie went to jail twenty
days.
John Schuyler. I'd. j. Williams. August De
pare and j y. Foley were each drunk They
were pu' on the chain gang in default of fnc and
cp.ts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

PRoNorioSs.-The following promotions were
made at the Adjutant Generals Office, Satur-
day;
Second Lieutenant
Thirteenth--N. 4 Chamberlain, Surgeon.
Thirty -eightA--G. VI. keefer. Adjutant: Jos
+. Sterrell, Second Lii u.ensnt.
EH Yesterday was Improvement on pre-
ceding days. SO far as peassnlness was con
cerned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

Fer Morning. aepsrs see rirst rax.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
Telegraphic Dispatches.

MIDNIGHT REPORT.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24
The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE

Now offered BY the Government. and is ssperisf /.
yantages make II The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-24
Northern Pacific RaiIrond.

rNHE regular Annual Meeting of the stoclho,d.-.
OF the Northern Pacific Railroad COMPANY will
be held at the rooms Of the Company, No. IL I1oadl
way, New York City, on MONDAY, Dec 1, 1865. al
twelve o'clock noon. wv q
Oct 3o-d1 aw4w* .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-24
Notice.

TF any person wishes to adopt an infant. where opt
POT. :
Nov21-d1w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
DOWN. AInrch 11,h 1eo

u.
A''ef the House had passed the bill
GIVING to drafted men unable to proopra
substitutes and held to service. the snm of
s'oo' 1t was reconsidered, and amended, 50
az 70 gi'e to drafted men 500, to ossist
them to procure substitutes, but oDly SaOo
II they are compelled to enter the service
tn 'hls form it passed the House, and i
now awaiting the action of the Senate
"hiie 1t waa before the House, Mr. Todd
from AeAt, indulged in some remarks .o
me ehect that if New Castle county bod
during the last draft secured substitutes
'of 'hfee years as had been done BY Kent
anu Sussex counties, she would not he bela
50 uneasy at this time. Mr.. Allderdiee
reminded him that ii New Castle comfy
mad filled the most of her quota under the
previous coll by volunteers for one vear !,
Sn0uld be remembered, that for every man
cue 70 put IN, the State only gave 5000
"hiie Tor every man Kent and Sussox mn, in
tue o'o'e gave $500. Mr.. A. stated that
nearly two-thirds OF the State debt was for
substitutes for Kent and Sus,,x nrr;na
'he running debate which followed Mr. A
called g attention to the fact, that altboueb
view Castle county was in minority in itg
representative capacity, yet it contained
more .han two thousand more white ncorlo
nan Neni and Sussex combined. Facts are
s.uDoofn ,;a,, !h'nss and the sulen contempla.
''0n OF this fact closed the debate.
oelievo my last letter informed von of
'"e passage oi the bill in the House epti.
lea "An act authorizing the Columbi, ond
por' ;, Deposite Railroad Company to extend
.heir road from some point Of the Srt',
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
rmn FoREIeN pERIoDIoALs.

from tne repuDllcatlOnO OInCe OI LbOnaTu
Scott 4 Co., No. 3s Walker Street, west
Of Broadway, New York, We have re-
eeiyed the January numbers Of the London
Quarterly Review, and the Westminster
Review, and the February number of
Blackwood's Magazine.
The London Quarterly opens with
kindly review Of the life of William Blake,
the artist, who died forty years ago.
The article on Forster's Life Of Sir John
Elliott, statesman, who aourished in
England during the reign of the House
OF Stuart, is, perhaps, the most interest
ing in this number. The paper on
"Epigrams' gives an account of their
origin and uses and quotes many Of the
most celebrated. The other articles are
Aristotle's History of Animals Homer's
lliad Memoirs Of Sir Robert Wilson
Syriac Manuscripts; SeFYia; and the
United States as an Example.
We find the following articles in the
Westminster Review, Taine's History of
English Literature; the Science of
Language; Hamlet the Intellectual
Development of Europe Peace in Poland;
Circumstantial Evidence Whatever is,
IS Right Railway Reform, and that
which is an admirable feature in this
Quarterly, q general review of Contem.
porary Literature.
Cornelius 0'Dowd still holds forth in
blaekWood "upon men and women, and
other things in general" Some of his
views are striking and original-some
deiormed and crooked, but all such as
may he entertained by "fine old Tory
gentleman" This number concludes the
article, entitled, "A visit to the cities and
camps Of the Confederate States in 1863.
GA" The writer is one of those English.
men whose whole Sympathies are with
the South, and it is with difficulty he can
md language forcible enough to express
MS admiration for the "chiyalricn South.
etaers. He seems to find nothing but
what challenges his admiration. English
tourists before the war were not yery
iiattering in their structures upon Ameri.
can society, but those who have visited
the South within the last few years, seem
to sec everything col,ur dc rose. Well
the strong North can read John Bull,s
laudatory articles of the "chivalryn and
AFFORD to laugh at this puny attempt to
render the blockade running business
respectable among his own citizens
Several other interesting articles may be
found in the February number of Black.
wood.
The terms for Blnckwood are S4 90 DER
annum. The same for any one of the
four Quarterly Reviews Blackwood and
all the Reviews, $500. These periodi..
Gals are printed on fine paper with clear
and distinct type, and but a small advance
has been made on the cid prices.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
Idr The Dslawsfs stats Jouru.,
nEDkHPTION OD DELAWAuu


a few earnest remarks
oyer inc signature OF q iu your pumhss
Ithe Nth ult., in relation 10 the hanes,I
course OF legislation nov in progress a. a.
our state Capitol, seemed TO have stir,s5
up a whole host Of commentators ''
They give to the communicated
aouotlesslH greater BOtoriety than 4
me tlmid submissionists to the wrongs
mat be- think they see in the commnD;cs
tlon, rebellion, secession, treason and
many other portentious eviIs.-pnrelv ~S ~
their own imaginlngs,-eVen to tbe Snoi J
catastrophe Of the people OF Delawara .,
eEenched in each others blood, Fndga !
NO su 'h issues are involved in the coIroa
proposed. 1t 10 the order Of tbo Iou A.
man,n Tnae tyranny yda,nI shall back down before
man. many resistance, and oppression Seek a
last ditch" from the undaunted deter a :
mination of men daring TO maintain o1Ser- ,Sa;r
May beg farther short space in
your columns to say few words in renlv
10 az least two Of these notices. p
The hrst notice is due TO fr;ena r,
VINO, whose comments follow mine in your
ne next number. They are easily disposed
oi,-ipr in reality there is little difgereoce
between us He admits the magnitude
vi lne evils complained Of, but his eosu
conservative &c mind has become alarmed
a1 tae method proposed for their abate
,l aent' Tie considers the remedy worse
To ,a1 ~ ene disease, fears to apply the knife
oS oS ~ ~ qulcE,-tFusts to time for the cure
!, - sne corroding canker, which is cating
!, l1.o " % tne m Vltals OF the commonwealth yoap
~ ilter year and instead of boldly attaoRinr inc
ne malady before 1t reaches tbo as c;,addss
u i'le' be hesitates at the risk, and % scts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14

contemplation Of those "whom it may
concern.n
Once and for all, however, we do again
protest against the participation of the
New Castle county members Of this Leg.
islature In any further legislation than
viii 30 to secure the first step in reform, a
fair representation in that body. Failing
in this, have them called home. Their
very presence at Dover indirectly commits
us to the ncfarious policy being pursued,
and will be cited against us in the future
as precedents Of acquiescence. What
grand results Providence seems TO bo
working out for the nation will not fail to
reach US.
Let US trust in God, but keep our
powder dry,-always ready to do our
duty iearlsssly at the proper moment, and
our redemption will be secure. Il.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
Wanted.
BROWNING'S
EXCELSIOR COFFEE.

Whilst uytab Coaes Of all the various brands,
Remsmber "BROWRIN0s RACELsI0B"--at the bad
II stands
True. M not like O,hors ths, ere SOLD EVERY
WuEnE"
little steieh, all do know. good goods utI Ssuil7
bear,
(But stretch like this-sold sveTyWhere-a vary Apt
TO tear)
Nov, can saisly ssy vilhout any bssltatsoa
There's none like "DkoWhINu'G R4CELslOR" In thls
Skilled ehemlss have not found cefss from sny store
Possessing tue eatse ipgredsnts Is "BrOwnings BIes
Nor is thhrs any oua, In Or out " Ike ConSo ttAds
Who tuows the articles from whish "BroWninKS Huool.
rn told les made rro~ barley. rye, vAss bsaus, and
Nans a Thousand othsE things-but the RIGHT ONE II
you please.
But With the oonesmeD l unl aot hola oon,entIou
For the many. many ihlngs thsy sSytoo numsroul 10
whilst i6oyrs engaged In running round from store to
70 Learn the surrsnt wholesale piOs Of Brownnss HI.
sO0e who know my cOnss slvss psrfset p4tisi.oton,
hAv' iornsd plan By which they hope 70 ssuSS quick
The OssS-- tie With = ssW no doubs IL Will b. usr.-
To uAIs 'esr heir Conss amer ~ius tBRowHIRG'sl TX.
sonsSs hyir'S nsOaiy brand which will stand ready
H0v' X little OF them all-'ss which you like tho
Three Year. have pASssd away suss nrst sold s,orv
sevsI have In your pAper advsr,issd bsiors;
il IKE me assd BY sVSryboSy 5Ia ,S svsl,@S SS,S
-eyerY storoh -
trady li4s this do not wish the orders could no,
The fsstory al Jerseys lard would t4hs-ssvs as.
foot 10 I'll.
ayuAi.is no' 70 very large EtlnI Ihiak have ny
HhArei
But T.Sd:E ygS Rsy resi- assured a' NOT sOLD
A5ngfacturcd and fDY sals 6v The scrit.g.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
A Just Rebuke
ny TnE pAnp OF rnmrn

ny TnE BARD Of TOWER HALL
Old Mr.. Grabman says, aud leers
lWith rapture. We supposed
" Mife, do you know how many years
I've worn this suit of clothes
It's been 30 long that I've forgot
The date when they were bought.
AMI such enconOmy s not,
You see, employed for nOught t.
hie wife replied, " can declare
That they've been worn-too toEJ
Grease spots they show, tho threads are bare
Ihe seams no more are strong;
Yet very well you could afford
Respectfully to dress,
II you would ope your heart, aud hoard
Your precious greenback less.
Pray send that suit, whose little cost
And long wear you admire,
10 some poor soul whose clothes Wera Inst
In the late dreadful fre;
And for yourself, that no vile tests
May on your looks be cast,
Go buy suit of Bennett's best.
Which will still longer last.
Winter Stock selling at greatly Reduced Prie,,
SPECIAL Inducements offered 10 purcbassrs NJ
Mems, Youths and Boys Overeoats.
TOWER HALL,
No. 5l9 Market street.
BEsHETT n Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14

HIGHWAY RosBBRY.--The Georgetown
Union gives the following:-On Friday week
last, high-hauded Outrage occurred, OF a
character such as has not disgraced our
County for years. II seems that there had
been on the night of Friday, March Sd, a
party near Millsboro' in this County, of such
u character us is here known as "lighted
knot frolic." MIR. VIM. y. Fowler return
ing from this party while crossing tho mill
dam near Millsboro, was assaulted by some
person or persons lying in wait for him and
Knocked down and robbed of a watch and
his pocket book containing g265. lie was
lett In an insensible lcondition BY the rob.
Ders, aud was thus found and carried TO his
home in Millsboro. Efforts were made the
next morning to discover the perpetrators
OF the outrage, and man was tracked
through the sand to the house of one of tho
supposed criminals. The watch was found
by the parties prosecuting the search the
pocket book was also found much torn and
perfectly empty.
Suspicion fell upon Levin j. Smith and
Charles ii. Lekite who were arrested and
had hearing before Justice VIM. p. Jones
near Mlllsboro'. The former was sent to
the JAN at this place, aud the latter released
upon giving $500 bail for his appearance at
the next Court.
On Tuesday last, Smith was brought be-
fore Judge Wootten on a writ of habeas
corpus, and after hearing the evidence in
the case, the Judge held him to bail in the
sum oil $500, failing to give which. be was
Icmanded to the custody of the Sheriff. He
le now n Jail, and we understand is quite
sick lie will probably soon have smother
hearing as some Of tue most important wit.
nesses for the prosecution, amongst whom
were Mr. Fowler were absent, the latter he.
ing at his late residence in Gloucester Co.,
New Jersey.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14

WILMINGTON INsTITUTE.-We would
recommend our readers to attend the lee
lure elsewhere announced OF Professor Rand
ioF THIS evening, az the Institute Hall
FFoI' Rand Is one OF the lecturers ab tbe
Jeherson Medical College in Philadelpbia
aud IS quite celebrated for his attainmenta
"a the study of Chemistry. The announce
ment OF an illustrated lecture by him ought
10 attract large audience.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14

The DEATH OF Gov. CANNON is the
second instance in the history of our State
o' 'he Executive dying in office. The irst
was the equally sudden death of Gov. Tbos
STOCKTON, who was succeeded by Mr.. spea.
ker Maui, Of the Senate. Governor Monn
shortly afterwards died, whereupou the late
william Temple, then Speaker of the
House, became the Governor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
FARM For SALE

ons Of the beat hFns In Ken cSasty, Dslauln, 60.
tsninR
no ACRES,
Called the Tomlinson Hoas NJ Ma sion Fern, With .
large brick dwelling d at buiidings thereon, all
Oonplsts order. and under glod isnrinK
Tbs farm eontAiuaa
A Lsrss Peaeh and Apple Orchard,
just coming into bearing e5ptsinin- The nos, d,sInb,
vAristiee.
This farm is considered Of the hOst iprov.d tail
iocesd ~ one Of tue nest ueghborhooda IN lhe coul
being witbin
HALP A NILE OF NAvIGABLE WArBa
nners Erslh, Ina ant tsr'iiif= arr devsrsi. II liu
tredefioa on The Delaware Rsl oad Aai soss 70 usAel
Churches And Mills ahsd And hsIriag alhsfy Ss "
farm
For further iRDr malta .pPly q VI James slIR u
the t1' = " Joha ksF iak. tlmiiB Ca DslAwar.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
GEORGE l.. BROWNING
NO. 90 Market street Camden, MI

INt Coues u not eompossd Of poisoEous drugs II
snlAlns uothing jsietsrlous; many persons urs his
uonse tha nnot use the pure oodss 1t takes bu Onv
aha nslI ouarsa 70 make quart Of good NJ coffee
that heinI just oushA the quantity II JnYa Cone md
alUaJe 10 han half the price,
kkrAlL DBALER6 may purchase 1t 10 less quantities
'hsn 70 gross Of my rriovp from the wholesale rossra
~ Orders by mail from Wholesale DeaisSs promptly
ettShdsd 70. fsb1k,,u
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14
NOTICE.

VNHR Interest of P. A. o0ATBs OF PhilAdslpliA 10 o
A arm oeasea this day by Inhalation. The buslAts VII
be oonduetsd BY J0sPH ". wARRIN TON, on his ouu
account An bills Of the late nrm will be sltlsd "
him. JOS II W RRINO1ON 4 O.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-14

boARDiE0 WANTED, in Q private family, by
an elderly gentleman and wife who will supply
furniture. Inquire OF this Office. ar.I0-St