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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
journal and statesman Timetable.
Rt1WEtN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
January 10, 1865.
cuNNg ca,te.let nNh eretg ehaags.

Ta,ixs LsAvs LMiAHios roR PHILADELPHIA
lh lialiash le o'ciUtt, morning.
Ai 'orct m.rn ug.
At 40 ml.nt mtcr 'coek, morning.
At T. ciols, BvJu,
iAtson,nues nfe O'Clock, anen oon.
"a MINUTES afltr ] o'el. ch. alto nuOn
A, 80 minutes after 'clJcg, evening.
Ai = MINUTES before . o'clock, night.
At d minutes before 10 o'clock. night.
At 50 minutes after 6 O'Clock, evening, Sundays.
gGuss LEAVE PniLADELrniA ron WiLMIRGToE
A, mnu ca alttr o'clock in the morning.
At 10 MINUTES sitter 9 o'clock, morning.
ktll clock, morning.
Id 10 minutes after O'clock, afternoon.
Al aoclcck, afternoon
N No minute1 after G o'clock, afternoon.
A minutes before o'clock, afternoon.
A, 90 minutes afIor O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 10 o'clock. night
Al 10 minutes after L o'clock, night.
Al minutes after O'Clock, morning, Sundays.
Al 10 o'clock, night, aundays
Al 10 minutes af,rr 1 O'Clock night, Sundnye.
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Wilmington City Railway Co.
TIME TABLE.
ALI hs -, trgiffno fer ra,sa FINN PhiLad1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
T1ENISs

I - OnA Iuch or less tOu1IIIuIu7 3FHaIVs
@ @Slngia insertion 30 cents per square.
- 3rnnts AZ four lines single Insertion, rs eenta.
~ tmniipnAL AND STATESMAN Ia publiuhsd ev5ry
~ Thss.s ~ and Priay at FOUR DOLLARS YEAR. pay
sdVfre No Inscriptions will bs received Tor
..sSsn three aontha and no paper discontinued until
ll,hsr' WEEKLY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN Is pub
1 il1 " "yerv hi lay at TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF
pS HWY 1SNIM payable m advance or THREE DOLLARS
\ the ond Of llt y.at;
~ ~ IS bMkNTs nOs exceeding square will be In
~ ~ ma tm@s tir ons dollar aud sixty cents; aud
sats f1r essry subssluint insertion longer ones
" M ,Se ssno proportion.
~ ia be published, will DO continued until they
's,6l And charged according to the above terms.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
Fruit Fruit Fruit .

llPlgs, oranges. Lemons, RAisns Dates, S. Prauea
"A Auis, dried and canned Prulta, &c, 40, at j. o
csefbol- new stole, No l26 South Delaware Avenue
ra1stsphlA jan62m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

Goat AT CosT.-Tho Bear Mountain Coal
Company arc now selling stock aud deliver
ing Goal at cost, TO stockholders in this
city. Tho shares arc ten dollars each and
each share entities the owner to one and
half tons Of coal at cost yearly, for twenty
Of surplus Coal. s. Marshall, No. 105
West Seventh street, is tho Company's
Agent, for Wilmington. This stock pays
dividend in Coal Immediately. feb. 3-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
Election.

Del AWARE CITr BAsK,
March .. 1905.
Stockholders hereby notified that election will
10 held at tho nan king House, Tuesday the Ath Of
April next oc lock in the afternoon for the choice
Vi Directors, dHring the ensuing year.
WILLIAM W. fkRRIs,
mari n Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

rINHE Interest Of r. A. COATES OF Philadelphia In our
nrm ceases this day by limitation. The Business viii
be eondueted by JOsPH n. WARRINGTON on his own
account All hills % tho late rm will be settled by
him. jos. L. hAhhihdTON 3 Go.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

lot OF Glasa rruit Bowls, Just Tse-iv
TAos. z. DsNORMANDlR,
SO2 Market Atrast
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
No. 700 Chestnut Street, Above Seventh,
(AajOlnirg tho Masonic Tempel
PHILADELPHIA.

This old aud popular hotal Is situated In the very
csure II business ui convene u the steamboat ami
tarosd D. pi,e which 10 the hotel Is attan
ane at all times he house has been thoroughly
vnted aud nswj furni he'd In respect render
10 meet tn wish aud tsof the travelling public
The that the Man GET has jOyed the
duct Of her lteis will bs .uheient guArant that
eao on his part will bo spared the Washing.
tonn rst-eass The larder will be unexeepon'
abie ID every respect Thu Manager will be pleased to
see his friends and former patrons Of tho lnl an
Queen" Wilmington aud Estates uni:n,' Philadelphia
-'4 cHAs. NJ. ALLMoNp,
iaua7.sm Manager
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
PENINSULAR R. R. LINE.
Change of Hours.

nv and after MONDAY, JANUARY 10th. 1865.
as follows until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
IoTTee'ea UJ U VuauUI1T q q
a. - ~

Mouday, March Q, 1868.
Wheat Foun per sl2gllIo
Rye Flnr per ~
Mhpi per ...''''''.'''29o
RIO " ''''''.'''' lao
Corn Neal, per 80
- " blshel...................'.'., %
Corn rer %
Oats ''s'',,,'oO
Clover Seed, per bushe.... l99o
Flax - " .........,.,...,...... 20
VtmuthyH " 20
Huiet a. - %
llerd GrAss
Orchard .,.......,u,........ ...,.........BO 90
Beann, ,...,......-.......... .tIo
Canafy " - " ,.,,...........,. ...'.. luuu
Hsmp " ..............,... ...,...,.".,... .buu
Yurnip por lb......,.........,. Oi
Hops, Per oO
No. Mackere, per % 09Gs6 OU
/ 49, " " .....,.. .-....,.......,".,.h 60Cg $40
H3 ....................... 10 70
HeFrlng Tsr hb, pekled iUOI
putAtoeg pes busAe
nay. por ..,,..-s y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
Farnl fOr Renf

IL OTEL and Farm of - acres, for rent near Whining
Ill ton. Apply 10 W. hocAULLEY 4 CO.,
jane ooo Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
For Rent
NOTICE,

very desirable snitO Of rooms including bath roos
With waiof central location Enquire at tho Ragle
! store Market uhOvs Second. ian2T.lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
THE BEST TONIC BITTERS
In the World.
AFFAIR TRIAL Is EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
GEO. q. MUBBEL T. CO..

TNUFKIETUK5t
HUDSON, NEW YORK.
Central Depot, American Express nuilding
66 HUDSON STREET, NEW YORK.
81 For sale by Druggists, GFocers, &c
For sale in Wilmington by GEO b. THOMPSON and
ALEX. sAvILLH. oct ltbu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

b tho United States Government, and are in
~ eosorl Of tho departments at Washing
| ''H 'i "nmingion by George Craig Jr,
,i0j i' TX airge, Ian. "a I'm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

a aplllE 49, ur,m %, ID Fr.ss q Celebrated
loh i,.a "a Il "i- Nrle - Is 4O5 NIT
wa " mir i"p Ii 24-lu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
GEORGE l.. BROWNING,
No. 20 Market street Camden. M.

This COnee ll mot composed Of poisonous drugs, II
contains nothing delOerlouai many rersons ute ha
Oonee that cannot use the pure eoee II takes but
and half ouace5 70 make quart OF good str colue
that being just onehAf the quantity Java Coffee, and
always lsss thAn half tho price
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase It 10 lpat quantities
than ten gross my prices from the Wholesale GToeers
IL Orders by mail fro Wholesale Dealers promptly
attended to. feb-2l5nl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
HBBsEpS GOLDEN 9lrTERS.

iNvIu0KArlNd AND VRENGrHENlN0.
FctaGvstL0 ton alaust hpOvi ofe Of unwhoosome
wAtar,
VIII cure Dya upsis.
Will cure weAknesH.
VIII cure General Debility.
viii cure Heart urn,
Will cure headache,
VIII cure Liver Complaint.
Will excite and create heslthy appetite.
VIII invig0rste the org Of digestion and moderately
Increase the temperature nf the body and the iorce
OF the circulation, acting Ia fact general corrobo-
rant Of the eyatem, eontAnin roitoneus drugs aud
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07

7 .4TT
Passengers from Baltimore to 5eaiord aud Salisbury
will take evening train from Baltimore aud spend NIGHT
at Wilmington. Passengers for Milford and Dover may
leave Baltimore al lilo =. M.and proceed evening
l.. e. SEWALL, Jr.,
Superintendent Del. 4. r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
FARM FOR SALE,

ous Of tue best fm. in Kent County, Delaware, coa'
saiuiug
l7O ACRES.
Called the TOmllnson Home or Mansion Farm, with a
large brick dwelling aud out buildings thereon all Ia
complete order and under good fenclns.
Tho farm contains
4 Large Peach and Aplle ofehard,
Just eomlu Into bearing containing tho most deslrablc
Varieties.
This farm considered OF the hest Improved and Is
located in Of the finest neghborhoodsln In tile County
being within
HALP 4 MILE Of NAyIGABLE WATER
where grnlni Illus aud fsrtill1s dellvered II lies
directly on this maln State riad, between frton aud
fredeich on s Delaware Rail oai and eOsa to aehouH,
,hurehss, aud Mills Shad aud herring fishery on the
fArm
For further nioi etion apply to Mr. Jane, sipn on
1he farm, of to John herrck, Wilmington, Delaware.
febl4-lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
LOST,

ITyAs Lost on jan g. between 9th and Market Street
w and the Wilmington Depot, one bundle OF Canvas
MARKED John W kyerman, Philadelphia; one box mark
al n d. nogton; and 20, package contAiuing
! Ladies' skirIs, and Whiting Paper, marked Lizgs b.
Keepe Wash ngton, D. c. liberal reward will be paid
Tor eher pacage, by leaving them at tie Adams Ex-
press oGee, 6i9 Market street =, -
8. F. DRTTs, Agent.
Gazette aud Republican copy times. isbsi4t-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
". S. HANCOCK, Major General.

it's To be expressly understood that Vseraus either
Of the INPANTRY SERVICE, CAVALRY, ARTILLERY,
or NAVAL may DO credited to the city town, county or
township where they reside.
The following affidavit will exhibit al once the ad-
mirabs dOmeanor OF the recruits when they arrived at
WAshlngton, and how they were mustered in.
WABHtNaToN, D. O., Feb. 10, 1865.
hereby certify that Notary Public was required
to be present Camp sOnemAn yeaerdAy the sih, on
the occasion OF mastering In Twsniyeight men, recruited
by BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Esq., Chief OF Detectives Of
Philadelphia That they were all sworn in and uniformed
In my they acknowledged that they been
paid ali Of the bountss promised them by Mr. PRANK
LIN.
~ further state, thai all of the above expressed
themselves satisfied with the conduct Mr. Franklin
further ray, Of my knowledge, that Efforts
made by persons about the Baltimore depot IN Washing
ton TO induce the men to violate their engagements with
Mr. franklin but effect this for the credit
OF The men whose names given above" Fee Circu-
lEF. A. q. LAWRENCE, Notary Pnblie.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
wanted.

yonng maA with moderate capital as partner IN
busuess already established. One ofhrst oAss stand
ing only accepted AddrOss Intesrlty, at this office.
mar3.tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
LIVING HOME.

rpnE season being over for boArders Who hsv,
kept me full most Of ths time ior the as ilM ni1nlh-
am prepared to take as formerly SICK AND WELL
At reasonable prices FOR the times, ,to,r,.
nev4 A. hhomN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-07
HEApauln1Hna l.I AnMr oonrs.

WAsHNdIoS, Feb. I3, 1866.
Benz. RSnliia, c4isf Of Police, Corner or FTh and
CheaaHf Philadelphia;
Substitutes for enrolled do not receive the Gov.
ernmsnt Bounty. Principals exempted from draft
Representative recruits receive tho Government Bounty
Volunteers substitutes and representative recruits
siding Philadelphia credited that city coming
drafts Pay from day the enlistment Is per.
fsced Letter by mail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New Hor', Market.
(By Telegraph

New YORK, August II.
COTTON-More active ana fully G2c better;
at i5d46 for middling; closing firm at better
prices. ,o.-.
FLOUR-Excited and 20030c higher" II 25U
7 40 for extra State; 81 6Od9 90 for extra *. II.
O.. aud 50 1000 80 for trade brands, market
quiet and scarcely so firm,
WHISKY-Flrm, at - lsd2 % tor Western
WHEAT--Excited, unsettled and 31sc high,
err closing however, less active and shade
lower partly lost. at 81 530i 50 for Chicago
spring: 81 IG for inferior do 81 55Gl 81 for Mil.
waukfe club; :: 551l 81 for amber Mh"aukie;
81 10 for winter red Western 81 ia for new am
Der State: 81 - for amber Michigan. and g ia
? IS for white Western.
RYE-Qniet.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Dail aii
nominal
CORN-la3c better With good inquiry IN part
for exports; Gle for unSouud, ana Saws Tor
sound mixed Western closing at a2Qs2tc Tor
good shipping parcels.
OATS-Opencd firmer at 6406Sc for Western
and closed dull and heavy at o346l
COFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Active AZ II: Tor Porto Kico iif4
l4i for Cuba MuscoTado.
MOLASSES-Duil.
M-Firm ct 81 q So ior crude. re
fined In bond, and refined free unchanged mod
crate demand for home consumption.
PoRK-Duil at si 1922 90 Tor new mess;
closing at S3l 81, for cash; s20d3D Is for 1864
do; go 90 for prime, aud SIC 75a21 t0for prime
mess.
BEEF Dull 1T g 50Ql2 50 for prime mess
aud Sl0dl4 SO for extra mess
BEEF HAMS-Dull.
CUT MEATS-Steady al l4!d ltt.
SHOULDERS-l9d23.
BACON-Dull
LARD-Firm at 1874 62ii.
BUTTER-Firm ut 81 29c ter Ohio, aud ~ a
36c for State
CHEESE-Stesdy al lo6l6c Tor common 10
prime
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22
Cincinnati Market

Hy Telegraph.
CINCINNATI August 81
FLOUR-Held soc higher under the news hut
buyers did not follow up the advance freely Su
perfne At Sc 50ds IS extra s9d975 and family
s10all.
WHEAT-Firmer, red 81 05d2 10 for old
aud new 81 coal 80.
OATS-Dull new 3s a 39c.
RYE Firm; new ssd90c. old s2ds3
WHISKY-s2 10.
MESS PORK-In good demand sales vi COO
bbls at 30.
SHOULDERS-In good demand at l2c bat are
held at l5tc loose, aud i5ac packed.
BACON-Quet but firm.
SHOULDERS-l6ia l6,c; sides at IL, and
clear sides l9tc.
LARD-Held at 81.
GOLD-Sl 43i
LINSEED oIL-Excited the best sales at
81 40i but it is now held n 81 ~ The seed
crop is reported bad failure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22
New York Money Market.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK. August 81.
MONEY-Steady at percent
STERLING-Qull at 81 09s dlC9s.
AMERICAN GOLDIFirmer opening at
81 ~, advancing to q ACT, declining to Il A
aud cloaing at 81 AT.
RESPONSIVENESS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22
"FORGKT ME NOT"

FORGET ME NOT"
ORIGIN o. TIE NAME OF THE FLOWER.
Two lovers on q summer eve,
Roamed for cooling shade,
Where swsying branches overhead
Concealed forest glade.
Anon q river wound its way,
Whose banks were green and bright
The maid espied lonely flower
And gazing, blest the sight.
In memory of that happy hour
She hailed the lonely boom
And babe her lover gain for her
The favorite flowers soon.
He sought and gained the beauteous dower
Then In the river fell;
their parting token was the gift
OF him sheloved too we'll.
Calmly he met the angel Death,
Ner mourned his hapless lot;
But gazing on the maid he cried,
Farewell, Forget me not
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22

JOHN L. HARGREAVES,
DEALER IN READY MIXED
~ PAINTS, GLASS SASH. and PUTTY,
Gilt and Rosewood Picture Frames, and Veni-
tian Blind Manufacturer, No. 50 Main Street,
Wheeling, W. Va sepa0
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

iBy Telegraph
PHILADELPHIA August2l.
BEEF-Sates OF coo head, IT l3Tl6.c per
quality.
SHEEP-Saie- of 6 0j1 1t c. a6.c per pound
gross.
HOGS-Sales OF 9, 900 AT l5d II per loo. bbls,
net, the latter rate for prime corn fed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-22
New Xork Stock Markes.

NEW YORK. August 81.
SToCKS-Steady and dull q. S. 6's 81 cou-
pons 81 o6t Q. s. SIS 1910 coupons g74; o. s
third series, 9ei; do, second series, ses. Erie
s42; New York Central s0t; Hudson 81 0s};
Reading 81 o3 Chicago and Alton: extra diri-
dend 96 Michigan Southern gu; PittsAurg Ga;
Rock Island 81 eei; Prairie Du Chen 90; It.
Wayne 81; .i.sT-ft
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-08


SEAsONABLE lINTs.-Bccause we
are in the midst Of winter, and have
had, thus far, 4 rather formidable
spell Of weather, it Is no reason that
we should entirely forget out door
work, either IN the garden or upon
the farm. There are some things
that can be done now better than at
any other part of the year, and 9TH
ers Just as we'll.
For instance, referring to the gar
den, the pea-brush can be got ready !;
bean poles examined and pointed !;
the spades and hoes sharpcncd; han
dies putinto hoes, rakes, axes, hatch
ets, hammers, &c. /; edged tools put
in good order; iron implements Of
all kinds oiled, and the whole set
away in the places provided for them.
ready for use at any time. Grape
vines and raspberry canes, (tho latter
if not laid DOWN can be pruned, as
well as fruit trees generally. Grape
vines, after being pruned, according
to the directions printed times almost
without number in these columns,
should-be left to fall upon the ground,
which will cause them to throw out
shoots near the bottom.
As to the farm, cattle should be
stabbed throughout the day in wet
and very cold weather, except when
they are turned out for Watering
Compost heaps should be formed un-
der shelter; apple orchards should
be pruned; wagons and carts repair
cd; implements of all kinds looked
after aud made ready for use when
the active season commences grain,
whether in sheaf or in bin, should be
exa2ined that it may not suffer from
vermia; hogpens should be kept
thoroughly clean and the shoats sup
piled with plenty Of warm litter /;
sheep should be looked after with more
than usual care, and not be left too
much at liberty. When suow is upon
the ground, look after your young
fruit trees, as the mire and rabbits
are very destructive unless you catch
them, or feed ttem-the latter :he
most Certain proceeding to prevent
damage.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-08

RECIPES FOR a HAPPY New YEAR.
You must do the following things if
you wish to pass happy New Year.
To count five hundred before you ven
ture to contradict your wife
To be careful, when you are asked for
advice, especially by an Lishman) how
you give it.
To praise every baby that is brought to
you for exhibition.
To take twice of pudding, if you are
told the mistress OF the house had hand
in the making of it.
To decline in the politest manner being
appointed arbitrator in any matrimonial
quarrel
To mind your own business, or if you
have no business, then to make it your
business to leave the business of others
alone.
TO be cautious how you sit next to a
lady of uncertain age with green specta-
cles and inky fingers, and who shaves
her hair to get up an intellectual fore
head.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-08
1hc farmer's Department,
The WaY to Raise Corn.


The Way TO Raise Corn.
One Of the most important crops of
American farmers is the well-known
staple. Indian corn. This crop Is not
only essential as food for man but it
is one great desideratum of success
fuland profitable stock-raising there
fore it is good economy for the farm
er to have his cribs well-filled with a
good variety and plenty of it.
Corn is cultivated thro' so great an
extent of territory that the proper
culture depends much on latitude, soil,
variety, &c. An eminent agricultu-
raj writer has by close research, dis
covered that there are about $50 va
rieties of Indian corn foundin differ
ent latitudes. Farmers differ much
on the plan of raising this crop. L
will give plan of raising corn as
practiced in Bucks CO., Pa, which is
as follows:
Most of the farmers turn under
sward, or land that has Been mown or
pastured for several years some OF
them prefer plowing in the fall or In
winter. go that the frost viii destroy
the larvae of insects, such as the cut
worm, &c. a common practice is to
applv fresh Stacked lime before the
Land is borrowed, then harrow in,
cross-cut and plant. The variety is
generally the Virginia gourd seed, Or
flint, these varieties mixed. 1t IS best
to change seed from one part OF the
country to the other. Some use
stimulants in the hill, such as hog
and barnyard manure; tho | think
this in case Of protracted drought,
has a tendency to injurc the crop
Hen manure and ashes we'll mixed, Is
an excellent application; some use
guano, poudrctte, phosphatcs, &c.-
The great difficulty is to get the crop
started. One Of the great pests is
the cut worm, or grub; these are bad
in cloudy or damp wcath'r, but the
hot sun will destroy them. Salt IS
said to be an tflectual remedy against
grubs, molcs, birds, &c. Some re-
peat the first planti2g. when destroy
ed, with the flint variety; and the
second rcplanting of missing hills
with eight-rowcd yellow or Canada
corn; this will mature and ill up the
crop if planted as late as the 10th Of
July.
1t is needless to say thorough till
ing and cultivation is essential
About the first or middle Of June
pumpkins can be pla1tel through the
corn, also potatoes around the tidd,
or in the hcadlands. A good p an is
to SOW fiat turnips through the field,
about the 1st to goth Of August;
some run spikc-harrow between the
rows to cover the seed others SOW
lust before a shower. or in rainy wea-
thar. ] have seen several thousand
bushels of fine turnips, excellent for
stock, besides any quantity of pump
kins, beans, potatoes, and 80 bushels
of sound corn to the ace raised in
the same field. Turnips will grow
long after the corn is cut and shock
ed. Though some soils would not
yield such crops, yet the farmers in
tcrest is to make his broad acres pro-
duce as much as possible without too
great cxhaustation Of his soil capital.
-GeymaRto,rn yclegrap6.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-02-08
AT WHOLESALE 0NLYl
WATCHES AND JGWglAY
LIVERY DESCRIPTION TnE
Lowest Prices for Cash.!

Army AND CovNTRr MgRcm4NTs Pedlars Traders, SUIT
lers and General eealcis can make Enormous Prpfts
upan II snh Investment f-.#
JswEEgY u any Pattern or Qualify and in any quant-
y mhae to "rler e. h-mee' for any erss Of werk
A"otfgaers, Ctatry Iedidrs, idign Irqdtrs, and Ar
niy Deaiers.
ANY styls of Goods manufactured such as Inventions,
etc, at short pnriec. Bg Coop CANvAssING CrsKks,
with small Capital md constant employ inentl IL
Illustrated Lsts and f particulars fee.
THE PROFIT TO TIE RETAILER is VERY LARGE
A WHoLssALE Supply can Js carried in . <napsaek,
hand yplise ar cnfptt bag aud Viii MT be hke books
huli.y or iuconyrueni 10 garry fom Place 10 place.
RrMAAinLH AN0THkE TuNG!--th- business Is Strictly
Honorable! ~ Idrrs Is noHtea z ~srPFessnhHg or
erqYgsiusg JUE GoOD show iVr themselves and prove
themselves! :!
h IS bn5iness in which ap qpp,e and satisJecory
aging profit i putketed at The time. u is an &C.
cpttln in wlch person nee be efrdid dehdmed
T. canvas the same neld agh anu neii Tor where once
goods 20 introduced pc'mdncid ana continuous
deH1s,d Is cfc4trd.
IL soldiers in the Army thdsc'af home disabled by
the haldsniFs war. to tie 3uen0ut Il heath Teach
efs !sasteIs, any person 4ha wishes either local
aotiye occupation ard one that brings with II
An oip0ITi NlfY seldom met With Thy III AND
shE Fur YUJ JHsELVIslt
CAREiULLi sSLLt TED LOTS or JEwELI;Y, COM
prisiue ,Ir pewe-t styles eHd saehtle variety
ioO,a, viii be ssrt anywhere ia tp LOYAL States We
constaiiy Elilhg orders from persons leaving the
ekace'"f Goods wholly With NJ. no such ronee
fhe best eXrei-t OF ou lsie and Judgn eni, AID from
uuI Bg experience can ehsiie sathil't'n. " AK
PAY ~ aDyANe state wii style and quality II Goods
wanted aH W. viii uend he sane nj collect pas
by LHpies, al tie end u the Route.
gold AND slLyER BATC HES. .
Good movements anG nautf.ctul ed in the best man
nfr 81 pure material all @aantd ~ price r. nrsl to
81 ~, s,et sen n!Nbee. Pey ileeed b, hxpres
tlief being u 'ur wn importation.
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1aaa.fit4taysr, dqa lniForters
Aec.f ts'sa.'Aiio u tih Bryi'Iway, sew York