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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14

NOR CENTURIES CATAliRh HAS DE-
Il fs.i the skin OF physicians and Surgeons
30 medical work contains prescription that
will eradicate 10. Nothing save 1T. Gootiler
remedy viii break q IN radically DESTROY ing
fhs nrinrifcl 81 the dEease. aud prciuding
The feasibility of rplnT-t'.
No foun OfCaiaTTh can Withstand ~ sf'lrch-
ing rover and no mode Of Treatment everhi-
inflis,i such immediate relief, or gave such
universal satisfaction.
n penetraiss % the very seai Of THIS disesst
and exfrrufnaieS n. rrot and traneh forever
Fiuin Ne ". u. CoutmcTciGi AdtoftsfT.
HAY. Ross. AND PFRtODic CAIARhH.-
Dr n. Goolales Caiarrh Remedy and mode OF
traafment not only anoris the greatest ~
uefin every varsity Of CNtarfll, Int u eNtln,
lailSas the disease hnrever m oil ~ tyfs- ana
sfar,-. livery one speaks well oft
I,rica 81. O0 Ter Huftle. send stamp tur 1T
Goo.lale1 New Pamphla ON Caiarrh, Is per
feet mode % treatment and npid cure. lniof-
nation 81 priceless yalne-snd or ss,ll ~ ois .,
CIR. Pl,RKEll, Sole Agent, % blseckef 81
New-York. .,o -,
Ss-For sale by 7. u; LOGAN 8 co. and
LOGAN, LIST 4 CO, Wheeling.
lS-iydaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
AU CHILL N'-
OLD HOME BITTERS,
OR
ppTDP OF VIRGINIA.

LAU GILL Ms
OLD HOME BITTERS,
OR
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
To cure Dyspepsia
To cure lcsper~ta
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old tlome Bittcr%
lie the Old Home Mfteg>
rSe the Old Home Bittefs.
Use the Old Home BitierS
Use the Old Home BlttcfS.
For HcarthuTn and flatulcnce
For Heartburn and flatulonce
For Heartburn and llatulence
For Heauhurn and Flotulence
Us the old Home Bitien~.
Use the Old Home HiiterS
Us The Old Home Biiter.
use the Old Home BitterS
U.s. the Old Home Bitter.
Los Of Appetite
LIS OF Appetite
i0rS Of Appetite
IorS 81 Appetite
Restored by Old Home BitierS.
Restored hy old Home Filters.
Restored by Old Home nuens
Restored hv Old Home RltferS.
Restored By old Home BltterS
The Weak made Strong ~
The sick made Well!!l
The Old made Noungi'
The Depr'-sSsd are hrightencdli
The pale cheek gluws with Health
by uSug Old Home RliierS.
~ using Old Home Hitter
By using Old Home Htters.
b using old Home Htter-
By using Oid Home Hiiters.
IftnlWayr gives lflsfactiou.
1tdos~ what Ne ciairn
II sells npdly.
n = the only cure f1r IlysrfreiA
n ia good Tonic o. feyers-
rod Appetizer.
Itgn.0d 90 ariilfy u stomach.
Ttka healthy sfifnulant
u = ehsr1lcslly oomroundfsL
Ifkau slaxanf Freparafi1n-
aotf ~ Merchants and ITusztsts Renernli )
Manu- fsffure'i only ~ "
LAuGnIISs A BT'sHFIELD,
iva Wheeling. W. Va
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pAILY.AT q OCIOCK, 2. NJ.

THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
Leave Spears Wharf. foot Of Gay street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14

RrvEE-Nesteryiay there was about
four SGT Of water in the channel and
the river SLOWLY hlli ng.
Nothing was dome beyond the arrival
ami departure Of the regular packets,
an OF which were carrying good hir
loads.
The Pins Grove viii arrive this morn
ins and leave az 5 o'clock for Cincin-
matt. shippers can govern themselves
sccordingly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14

L. YOU want the best and cheapest
good. which the market affords, call al
the clothing depot OF John 7. lakin a
90. octlOlW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
FOR SALE.

rt,UAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINFSS
stand. No. 100 Main street, and ~ PRES. nj
o,.tipIai hy the Me,SsrS. Jacobs n Bro. a. a
Inv tios.is Store and dwelling. S,id prop
erty has reccntiy underwent thonoqEh rem
o,,sfinr and Il now Justly considered one 81
~, b.-.f business stands la the city % " heel-
Ing. 10 l. nov Tcuted az the rate Of 81 30 per
aunuul
Title unquesiionahie, and terms o. sale %
AMY to THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Fisfafe Agrnf OF
= TfgIFE TTTfNfEn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14

~ AnTOCGNEn NETTING o. rQh
\ urrve Assuciatlun VII - hrit IN ~
Auerean Nal. "a MGn1 Has etenl1- IT
.. rIork lutrsutant huslnaes NJ -
n..as.lI ls.Ilrr tla' asssIlli.nn-
NHI. arrrk ~ nrHu OI TIE CO arr rssI'tsl
rrnr invited u lIIaInI ~ OrteI ~
GUL II. rHlNhi.k. frcsaicilt
sANrLJ ALEXANDER. - u, ~ ,fal
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Siam Enpine for Sale.

Steam EnRIHt IUI odIO.
ONE STEAM ENGINE, y lNCh In
Or,iv h.en run a short time. one boiler, ~
inches diameter. ~ ieet long. The aboNe VII
- ia al IA har,r,tln. fgn ~ sen ~
MOFFF-r a MCNAkBS.
seres-tf Wagon shop.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14


A LARGE srOCK or CALIFORNIA
AWlnes and Brandy. and Kelly Island
MccABE. KRAFT& cos.
mars and REID KRAFT&COS.
On HuNES CASTLE SOAP.
~ "a Colgate Soaps.
- Dozen Fancy Toilet Soar<. Al
Mc,'ABE, KRAFT a COS.
mars and REID. KRAFT A COS
IN RBlsS ALCOHOL. ~ per cent
lV a. No. Winter strained Lard on,
al McCAnE. KRAFT COS
mars and REED. KRAFT A cos.
re CASES DRARE's PLANTATION
ntterS. "a Gases Hubbels Colisn HtterS-
IS Casss Charls-s' london CuI,iial Tin, ~
No Arb. kilAfi AtOS
Mars and REED KRAFT 4 OOS
NEW CARPETS
OARPErS OF EVERY oRii-IioN
Y jusi receivedh by "A. c. HARBOuR,
ssp4 iu Main str.et.
brandy AND WINE
n GRO. brandy BOTTLES, S. & S.
IN b. Hock Wine bottles, r.ceiyed BY
BREAEFAsr.
N pOTFN LADIES HANDMADE BREAK
y f.sf ShaWlS: . down Philnlelphia made
RrcakfaSt shaUls; 4 doEsn Ladies French
ConrCTt Hoods. AlSA. common Hoods. me
Nubia scarfs. &C. j. = RIiODES
IN TIERCES SUGAR CURED HANS.
,lV A. reucss plain Hams Just revived and
for s,le BY PRYOR, MILLER A Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
THOS OBRIEN.
For Sale.

~ Market s1eet
For ale alsn. 10; No 81. in Caldweiis 81.
ditinn ID the ciiy of " heeling.
sssp9tf thus ~ hEAE.N-
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"QUicE sale aud small prohis" isthe
business motto OF John r. Lakin & Co.
-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
nR. InHNSToN.

Member n the ROYAL College ~ Surveons
london. Graduate nom one offhe mos cr1i.
nent Colleges In the Tinted States, AMI he
greater parf ~ Whose life has been spent ln
the hoSpliais 81 IidnhOn. Paris. Fhiladeipha
and eisewheTt.. has effected some - the moi
astonishing curt-s that were ever known.
ears when asleep, great nervousneS-, hsins
alarmed ~ sudden sounds. hRshfulner<, with
frequenf hlushing. attended sometimes viii
arrangement u mind, were cured immedli
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRFss

The many thousands cursd at this institu.
ton year amer year, and the numerous I'M
Iortnnt surgicsl Operations performed ~
Dr. Johnston. witnessed by the rporterS OF
the SUM- Clipper" and many otheu paIsrs,
notices 81 which have appeared again ami
again before the public. besides hts STANDING
~ q gentleman ~ character and r<lonsi1in-
~. i a sufficient rIaantee to TIE affiieied
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CuRkD
ss-No letters revived unle-s post paid and
Persons writing should state age aud send lor-
ton OF advertisement describing symptomA
John NJ. JOHNSTON, NJ. u,
ofthe baltimore Lock Hospital. HaltinioreI
feblS-lyo Maryland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
I7ITT0T
MARRIAGE

Renecf that sound mind and holy are the
nort Necessary requisiteS 10 promote connu-
bal HNppine-s. Indeed. without the>e, the
Journey through life he,omer a weary rll-
grimaCe. the prospect hourly darkens % the
view; the mind hscomes shadowed with De-
pair and nile1 with the melancholy refe,-
ton that the happiness Of another hecomes
hlirhfaf with our own.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-14
TAKE PARTICIIAR NOTIrE.
YorNG MY

Who have iniurd themselves by a cerian
prarfice induirtd IN vhrn alone. q habit ne
queufly learned nom evil companions, OF ~
srhooi. the effects ~ which are nightly feli,
even wheu nkief n. and N not cired, rendei :
marriage impossible. and destroys both mind
and holy. should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man. Tie h0Ie ~
HIS country. the darling ofhis parents, shcuh
H. snafrhed nom all prospects and enjoy
nnenfs Of NE. by the consequefictS ~ tevti-
ting ffnn the Path % natne and indulRing
IN a certain secrei habit. such perSonS. Nusr
49,.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13

Its ghastly forms and hideous sights; the recent
announcement of the assassination of hH Ex-
cellency Abraham Lincoln, the Chief Magis.
trate of the United States, with The time, the
manner and the place in which he was most
feafly murdered, struck upon onr senses with
most appalling horror. and called forth on the
atrocious deed an Indignant burst of universal
cend-mpa ton.
We have met to miug'e our grief with the
national sorrow to mourn an occurrence which
may retard that peace for which every patriot
lenged, and fer which bleeding humanity most
devoutly prayed; and to deplore the commits
sion Of crime degrading and disgraeeful to us
civilized people.
MIR. Lincoln, among his last acts, had iuau-
gurated measures intended to produce peace
ln his pre- -efniHently high position, surrounded
with ali that was desirable in life an and Which which
makes life desirable; In the confidence of his
Cabinet and In the possession Of power and
popularity as far rs he was Individually con-
cerned for personal honor and dstnetioff, he
may have been we'll content ..hat his mission,
was accomplished. But to the American peo.
pie tist the majesty of the lsw-the only
earthly majesty here tolerated and yenerated,
because embodying the W i'll of the people, ard
which protects the huinblest citizens apd guards
the highest funetonary-shouldsla been de.
family disregarded in the sight and hearing OF
hundreds. a peaceful scene converted in an in.
etant into cruel and bloody drama; and the
Fresidentof the United States, unarmed and
unsuspecting danger, in the presence of his
family and people. should have been brutally
assassiuated was Astounding reality which
claims our unqualified detestation and eondem
nation. Therefore, be il
: ;Resolued That we, the people of The city of
Charleston, deeply deplore the assassination Of
his Excekency Abraham Lincoln, President of
the United States Of America.
eT hnt ri 81 LOT D. >,
death as national oalami.y, believing that
measures by his efforts were being inaugurated
which would have restored peace to our dis
traeted. country.
RESOLVED, Tha. the assassination of the Chief
Magistrate of the United States was an afro
eioas murder which merits universal condemna-
tion.
Resolued, That the Chairman be requested to
forward a copyupf the proceedings 'this meet
ing. with letter of condolences. to&irs. Lincoln
and family, expressive of our sympathy at their
most distressing and affective bereavement.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acauaintarces of Mr.. and
Mrs. ?. w. Fuller, are invited to attend the
funeral service of their @souagea: child, JONES
MORGAN, at their res, encc, on Stark's Hill.
THIS Saturday, MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
without further notice.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
Variety Sale.
By F. Eugene Durbec.
Will be sold THIS DAY,

WILL be sold THIS DAY, May l3, at loAA
o'clock, at my office,
The following articles, viz: doz papere fne
English Pins; 10 lbs. fne Riffs Powder; r2 lbs
Cooking Soda; 10 lbs. fine Java Coffee yards
Jeans; IL skeins White Flax Thread; l Blank
Book. Trunk, Knife and Fork, lot Paper. Port,
folio. Skates, lot Clothing SaSnes, Pots. Collars,
Baking Pans, chess Tools &c may -l3 /
Unlimited articles receiv ed up t. hour of sale,
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
NotieG

MISS R. W. SHAND proposes to open a
lF1 SCHOOL for children under II years of
age. on MONDAY, the 22d inst. Te,ns, &c,
made known application to her at her resi-:
dence, South side of College Campus, next East
to residence of Professor Reynolds.
may 13 2e
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13

1t is reported to us thaa the Augusta consti-
t"s'pnalist has been suppressed, IN consequences
of a bold article in the paper. Of the 9th, I'D
dressed to President johnson. We are in re.
ceipt Of the Camsttutioaalist of the 9Th, as well
as the Ctronieie, Of the same city, of the same
date. Extracts will be published on Monday
from both of these papers
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
Notice.

nR. J. II. BOATWRIGHT has removed his
~ Office and residence to Washington street.
opposite the Female Orphan Asylum, where he
may be found at all hours, unless Professionally
engaged. may IS 2
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13

The City Council of Augusta have passed an
ordinance TO organize an additional police force
for the protection OF that city, which includes
all able bodied male citizens between the ages
Of sixteen and sixty, who not already en-
rolled and not freulen, and who 'hsve been.in
the city not less than i've days"
PARoLEs.-It is stated that Mai. T. f. Wal
colt, of Gen. Schohelds staff, is in Chester,
giving parole 60 the officers end raen of the
Confederate arpy.
We learn that, by the request Of citizens of
Charlotte. N. c., guard of Union eodiers
have arrived there and been put on duty fer
the preservation of order and qui@
The telegraph wires to Hilton Head " er q
recently cut by some of the Independent
darkies, who needed substitute for rope.
Gov. Brownlow. of Tennessee. has issued an
earnest appeal to d1l Tennessecans to return to
their bones.
The troops Of the United States. at Augusta,
under Cen. Upton, are garrisonad. not at the
arsenal. bat in the very heart of the city.
G. B. Lamar, of Savannah, the blockade rum
ner, has been arrested and carried 20 New York
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13

Governor Brown, Of Georgia, has called the
Legislature of Chat State to convene in extra.
ordinary session, at Milledgeville. en- Monday,
the Cpd inst, 'td do nll in their power to pre-.
vent anarchy, restore and preserve order, and
save what they can of liberty and civilization" :"
fIe does not seem to entertain any apprehen
zion that their aasemblage and deliberations
will be interfersd with by tas Ur;tea Sta tes
suthori,ies
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
Office.

a IL owners - -unen np!oyed negroes in the
n city are earnestly requested to have them
remo7ed, "a it will oe impossible for Tie Relief
Committees to issue tickets longer to said
parties. T. j. GOODWIN, Mayor
may 12
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
Local Itenas.

Mondays issue will coutain some appetisins
matters, which we have failed to find place
for in this days paper. There is long and
curious letter from Booth who slow Lincoln,
written some time before the act, which will
afford s"hae topics of study to those who are
curious in the analysis of human nature in ts
most secret and intricate abodes. There w i'll
be mach, bes ides, that needs theeatudy of our
people at this juncture. -
-~1>E-->~S~oo~@
e PEnsoNAL.-All subscribers to the Phee.
mir whose subscri ptions have expired, .will
please come forward and renew, in specie or
provisions; otherwise their papers will be
stopped.
w We wish it distinctly understood that
our terms are cash. No ad ver tsements will,
therefore, be inserted unle.s paid for in advance
We present the following schedule of rates in
the case Of the most obvious commodities For
one months subscription to the PAe,,iz, we
will receive either of the following viz:
bnshel corn, peas or potatoes
pounds butter.
: 5 g. lard
5 " bacon.
head of chickens.
dozen eggs.
Wood, vegetables and provisions generally
received at fair market rates approaching the
epeee Standards
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
AdministSatW's Final Notice.

A al persons indebted to the estate of tho
"A late Capt. R. B. rHAYER, are requested
to make payment; and those Ia vic claims
against the said esta.c. s"p ;.n. tie same dn!y y
ottested to the undersigned a: Gr>euy,sc,
may. - % WM. TIE AT ER, Adrmr
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13
Private Sale Of Furniture, China, &c

Private Sale Of Furniture, China, &c.
7 OFFER for sale THIS DAY, Saturday. at
Il my residence, on W ashington street, nearly
opposite the Mayors office, quantity Of de-
sirabe articles, viz: 40 eune and Hair Seat
Chars, 8 Sofas Rocking Chairs, Card Tables.
Mahogany Chair, rollers, Marble top Centre
Table. large Mahogany Dining Table, Wash
strnds. Looking Glasses Wine Classes. Cups
and Saucers. Sc. Terms cash ID coin or in ex
change for Corn, Flour, Rice or Bacon.
may.l3 II j. II. BALDWIN.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-13

We are told by gentleman from below, in
whom we have every confidence, that there is
good reaeon to believe tina. the Federal: are
about to establish garrsons ct Summesville and
at Orahgeburg- It is also reported that they
propose: at en- early period, to reopen the
railway communication TO- the latter place,
which can be easily done, there being only
slight repairs needed along the line. In fact,
this route can be pursu ed to Fort Motto; the
Toss OF the Congaree and Edisto Bridges will
for some time delay any farther progress on
either OF the tracks of the South Carolina Pail.
road, beyond this point on the one aud Branch
vile on the other
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
FIRE INSURANCE.
NEW BNGI,ANT
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE system.
inPoTtaat 10 Life iamrgs Eaes as. Fiction

A PERSON aged g hsu Hst9ooO on his lie in the
n Nav kAOIAEn hrTtAL Lfg lAHuRANcg COMPANY, BY
paving S12 80 n cash, aud uute for same amount.
In al cash eomranes sl5 would only Insure $1,000
The Note plan Odds 5000 at once. The CaAh plan addt
only 81 SO IN II years.
lu the Note COMPANY the dividends are applied can
ceiling the Notes tbus reducing the amount u boih prin
/ eipai aud Interest
the uois system would reroye id p hes tho notes un
paid In the Cash CsmpaHy cniy edOun W.ni ba paid
u The heirs u the DECREASED
peIs1a aged u RAs Insured 10 the nav ksGLANt
Mutual far Sl,Au layins annually 81 lu cash and
mole Ji the ranir amount About rAr utf lie Vulise
IN The Clth Regiment, = g. sui 4ir lew months s-r
Fire died. Alter dedu'as unpsi uoe. Al- wldos &C..
eelSed out $3.50 lu Cash Company tho wliaW wanil
have received nnly fsH One fsn hkn this Is WNi ith
thousand pamphliis ggtup To d,ftiss tha puhhr
prominent MAftnt street mat hant remarked iew
days -iuee that he could make mors than eu Ter saht
thH amount leit him l the Company 90 sA per cent in
srrst THIS WIS good common .ars fH iytlEfAr AAri
Bf rHE EsuAEn CANCEL uR Ike ieTlAraT PAID
ths LoNPAHf. This 'mputt1ut it-t 7 hinly Ignored
by all cash CamPAAiot 4hi lnhitnt.s aud lo-.sn o
nueh coufsi are apparent
The gteAl tue Not- Cnmpaule1 81 provoked
The unuit attack an fGgi Companies AluNaminatiun o
y Tie Two tysts convince amy ,Hnii m'n that th'
Note company The latsest trnst- % 1r Ais family
tabout hall
The great otjsrt Of ls insursncs ia pRss. sESGFrr
And not a remote contingency
The nteess.ty nlsnks viii be turuiacl application
W. D. STROUD, M. D., Medical Examiner
Al TIE odlee deiiy, iiaIl t. iv tialUk
KLfkRENUE7
George II. Stuart E-q, jane urhau rgq
Hon. WIN. a. rerter. Rv.J o pal-s. y D.,
b b. ComeEys, ksqi BOYD d suoui,
Joseph Lea, Startling Frsnks
! Henry slmonH, Julius lee Esu
Rayner Goodwin, L b., VIA M .mifh ksq,
Nall,ee a Bfown,
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
fehl2-lY 425 Chestnut Street. Paitaslotis.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24

Redding'a Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Burns, sealds, Cuts,
Redding's Russia Salve
Curea Wounds, Bruises, sptslus.
Reddiug's Russia Salve
Cures Bells, Ulcers. Cancers.
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Salt Rhsum, Piles, RrysIeslAs.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Rlngvorm, Corns, Sc, &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Only 20 Cents Boz.
FoRs aALE RY
!. 7. DINsM0RE, No. tal Broadway, New York.
B. W. f0wLR a Co., No. is fremont sirsei, D, a
And BY all Druggists aud Country storekssperr.
aP.2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
Farms for Sale
Is
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA,
AND MARYLAND.

No. l. farm OF ninety acres near Newark
No 2. iarm in Christians Hundred four miles from
good buildings '''-
No. g. harm In Cecil County Maryland, containing
two hundred and thirty acres.
No. Z. nrm in Appoquinimnk Huadfed three miles
from Townsend Station, the Delaware Rsiirosd com
taning three hundred and two sets Of budinra
No. o. farm containing one hundred and seventy.
nine acres, In West Dover Hundred, Kent County Dei
IN two tracts and with two sets Of buildings,
NO. o. farm containing one hundred and seventy.
even acres within six miles Of Dover Kent Csuny
Del. Half In timber.
NO. Z. iarm Of ninety aeres near Glasgow
NO. T. A very hne Arm Of one hundred and
acres In Chester County, Pa, near Chadd's Ford
no g. farm in Braudywine Hundred i've miles from
Wilmington, containing TAX acres. Good buildings
90. TO- tAfm In Brahdywine Hundred, containing
- acres. Good buildngs,
containing 20 acres W SA'''''"e'
,ss No: Y. farm in Brandywlae Hundred, containing
The above irus will be sold on very reasonable ,s,ms
ana at moderate prices With some possession IN be-
given Immediately. ~ W
For terms apply to
W heCAULLEY co,
6C6 Market street
wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
wiatar's Balsam of wiId Cherry

So general has the use Of this remedy become
and SO popular is it everywhere, that il is un-
necessary to recount it's virtues It's works
speak for it, and lnd utterancc in the abundant
and voluntary testimony Of the many who from
long suffering and settled disease have by it's use
been restored to pristine vigor and health We
can present riass Of evidence il proof Of our
assertions, that
CANNOT BE DIsCRBDITED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-24
WILLIAM H. NAFF,
AUCTIONEER.

R EsPEGTIUILY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND Tar
III public generally that he continuss The 90
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
All ih vAHons branches, and is now ready 70 reeev.
consignment all kinds Of Goods Wares ami MarctsnS9,
Al the $50 '-eAAhuse'
Temperance Hall.
fBaff Fourth Street, Souih stde near McSSt., e.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE S'e''N
Real Estate and Stocks sold at public or ny,v.,..
Continues his agency for Renting and eoilsetsS rsn,.
Persons wishing to rent will do we'll TO pivs ht -,
BorTows and Loans Moley on Commiss,eB i = sAii'
Commissioner for taking proof of Deeds Se ,,,
the State Of New Jersey 49, IN Ana Tor
Furniture At reduced pTieeg
KastsFourth street. VA NVom' NO.
0hee No, West Fourth street, up stair.
Pleasssive him call ~ WI Ss