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IMPORTANT TO ALL INvALIDs!
IRON IN THE BLOOD!
1t is well known TO the Medical Profession that
IRON is THE VITAL PRINCIPLE OR
LIFE EI4EMENT Of the BLOOD

This Is derived chiefly from the food We eat;
but II the food is not properly digested or If from
any cause whatever, the necessary quantity OF
iron Is not taken into the circulation, or beeomes
reduced, the whole system suffers, The bad blood
viii irrltate the heart, Will clog up the lungs will
stupeiy the brain, win oh8truet the liver, and
will send its disease producing elements TO all
parts OF the system, and every one will suffer in
The great value OF
IRON AS A MEDICINE
Is well known and Acknowledged by all medical
men, The difficulty has been 70 obtain such
preparation OF II as will enter the circulation and
assimilate a. once with the blood. This point,
says DR.. Hayes, Massachusetts, State Chemist,
has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup, by com.
binAtion in a way before unknown.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Is a PROTECTED solution Of the PROTOIDE
OF IRON, a NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDI-
CINE that STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DIS
EASE, by supplying the Blood with its VITAL
PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT, IRON
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Fever
and Ague, Loss Of Energy, Low Spirits.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
infuses strength, vigor and new life into the sys-
TEN, and builds up an Iron Constitution"
THE PERI VIVIAN SYRUP
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints,
and all diseases Of Tie Kidneys and Bladder.
he i EN- IAN d hOI
is a SPECIFIC for all diseases originating In a
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD, or accompanied
by Debility or Low tate OF the System.
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures and
recommendations from some ofthe most eminent
Physicians, Clergymeu, and others, will be sent
FREE to any address
We select few OF the names 10 show the char
aoter of the Testimonials,
Rev. John Pierpont, Lewis johnson, MD.
Rev. Warren Burton, Roswell Kinney, NJ. ID.
Rev. Arthur B. Fuller, S. II. Kendall, NJ, D.
Rev. Aug. K Pope Abraham Wendell, ID.
Rev. Gurdon Robins, W. r. Chisholm, NJ. d.
Rev. Sylvanus Cob, Francis Dana, NJ. d.
Rev. T. Star King, jeremiah Stone Nj. d.
Rev. Ephraim Mute, j. J.Antonio SanChezM NJ. d.
Rev, Osborn Myrck, Murcelino Amanda, MD.
Rev, Thomas II. Pons A. A. Hayes, NJ. D.
Rev. Richard Metcalf, J. r. Chiffon, NJ. D.
Rev. NJ, ?. ebstcr, H. T.. Kinney, NJ. d.
Rev. JOS, II. Chnch, Jose d'Espinar, NJ. D.
Rev. Abram jackson, Thomas A. Dexter, Esq.
Rev. }. Pearson, Jr. Thomas q. Amory, Esq.
Rev. A. K. Crawley, Hon. Peter Harvey,
Rev. Henry Uphan. James c. Dunn, ESQ.
Rev. S. Il. RIddel, Samuel May, Esq
Rev. P, c. Head ey, Prof (. vitalis Scherb,
Rev. J. W. Olmstead, Ferdinand Andrews, ESQ
For Sale by
SETH W. FOWLE & CO., Is fremont street,
Boston.
Up. DINSMORE, 49l Broadway, New York,
and by all Druggists,
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TESTIMONIALS.
"l regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable
aHd SUCCESSFUL practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
al have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable Of putting
their applications in a form 10 secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
"Mr. X. Ii. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on sill but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that is Hot0 pending Such
unmistskable proof OF great talent and ability on
his part leads me 70 recommend all inventors to
apply 70 hlm to procure their patents, as they
maybe sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
course Of his large practice, made on gice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE OF which was decided in his fdoOr by the
Commissioner Of Patents.
K. H. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. l. 1865 lwlyr
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BIOkRENE

cures Impoteney, General Debil ty, Nervous In
capac ~, DvsRepsia d, press on, Los of Appe.
tite, Low Spirit, Weak ess Of the Organs of
Gene ation Imtec lity, Mental 1rdoencs Ema-
cation, Ennui. 1t h a mos. delightful, desira-
bic al d novel If CT upon the Nervous system
sra al VINO are IN any way Frustrated by L err
70. S disabilities g re earnest v advised to seek
cure in his most exec lent and uneouallsd prep-
artfiun. fF
Persons who, by impruieuce, have lost their
Natu al YIgor, will fad speedy and permanent
cure in the
BIOkRENE.
The Feeble the Laneui', the Despa'ring, the
Old shOult give this valuable discovery trial :;
it Will be four totally different from all other
artlc es for the sane pose.
TO FEMALES This prsparaton l. invaua-
Bile in ntrYous weakness Is of al kinds, as it will
restore the wasted su eugth Wi, h wonderful per-
m4nence
Il is also grand tome aud will give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first do e. A brief persist
ence n its use will renovata the omgch to a
ueeree Of erfect health, and bsni,h Dyspepsia
one Dollar per Bottle, or six Bott es for s5.
sou ~ druggIts generally.
Srn, oy exoy ess anywhere, by addressing
hOiCHlNGS & HILLYER, ProprietoTs
o'eowly 81 Ceoar Street. New York
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dav OF Mar h. 4. y Iob),
ii JOHN HOWE, REGISTER,

STATE OF VERMONT, District of
~ Rutland, ss. The Probate Court for tie
District of Rutland.
To al persons interested in the estate Of
Reb:cCa Freeman, TN elder, late dfSRutltnd, in
said district deceased interstate. GREETING
By the authority Of the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified to appear before the aid F. oJate
Court, at the Prohate Once in Rutlar d, in sad
district on the fourth day Of April A. D.
1866. TO show cause, If any Won have, why
the account Of Chauucey W IL ans, adminlsi rator
Of the estate of said deceased should not DC al
loved, and also why the re idue OF sid estate
should net BE distributed to ;ae parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this llth
day of March, A. d. 1865.
il JAMES BROWN, Register.
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AGENTS,

BOSTON @. Goodwin Co.
INV y0RK-Demas, Barnes l. Co.
EALTInORE-s s. Hanee. ..... EN-.
FETTgBURGH-Dr, George FL. Keyser,
srgCINNATI-F. E. Sure s. Co., and j. D
FGrk
cHICAGo-Lord & Smith, and II. Scoya.
ST. LoUIS-Cofias Bros.
SAN FRANCISCO ostetter, Smith & Dean
Also, sold By all Druggists and Dealers. Ally
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
L nr Dow continues to be consulted at his office,
! Nos T and Endcott street, Boston on ali dis
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Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures and
recommendations from some ofthe most eminent
Physicians, Clergymeu, and others, will be sent
FREE to any address
We select few OF the names TO show the char
aCta ~ ha fae
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STbENGqU 20 THE WEAK!
~
YOUTH TO THE Aged
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Tor Sale By
SETH w FOWLE & CO., IS fremont street,
Boston.
p. DINsMoRE, 49l Broadway, New York,
and by all Druggists,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15

certaining whether or not the elective
franchise act was fully complied with in
conducting the recent election. Informa-
tion has reached the State Department
that in some counties the law was errone-
ously construed, in others wilfully evaded,
and in some instances totally disregarded
Public dinners given to returned rebel
soldiers by the wealthy secessionists of
North Carolina have been stopped by
Gen. Ruger
A man named Wiseman was arrested in
New York on Saturday while negotiating
for the sale of a large amount of bogus
postal currency and other counterfeit bills
Gen. Van Wyck, commanding the
Westmoreland District of South Caro-
lima, has imprisoned some of the chivalry
for beating the blacks, formerly slaves,
and issued an order warning all Others
against similar conduct.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
CITY MATTERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.


UHlTRD STATES MASTERING OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
August 14h, 1866.
an persons having just aud proper claims for
expenses incurred in recruiting, properly charge
able to the fund for collecting, drilling and
organising volunteers, are hereby notified that
they must present them at once for adjustment
snu settlement NJ. NJ. BLUNT,
Capt. 18th U. 8. Infantry.
suglo'zW Musteriug and Disturbing Officer.
= J am selling the balance of my stock Of Straw
Goods, Flowers, Laces, 60, at cost 10 make
room for fall goods.
.. h. WARRINGTON, I'll Market Street.
=, ~ Epliaphs are not always veraoious, but
tney are more truthful than the labels OF the So
Gehed iorelgn perfumes now sold 10 this market.
DON'T be duped by these printed lables, They
are counterfeit presentments, covering counter.
ielt articles. Phalon's "Night. Cloomins Cereus"
49, on the other hand, precisely what il purportB
70 De- a pure, unimpeacheabe staple of the
toilet Sold everywhere.
l offer the balance of my stock of Straw
"oods at cost to close the season.
J. II. WARRINGTON.
POCKET BooK LOsr.-Lost on Saturday morn
lng last' 10 the vicinity of Seventh and Market
-NSt1t " NoiA niVIoccO ROCKET BOOK, containing
over tWenty-seven dollars. One twontv dollar
note one hve; one two, and some small change.
Inc hnder will be suitably rewarded by return.
ing 1t to No 426 East Seventh street. in this
city.
Prime Chester county Timothy Seed in store,
Nnu ior saie py WIN. Ii. BILLANY s. Co.
boARp WAsTED-By gentleman and his wife
10 family where there are few or no
6oarders, within four or Eve sauares Of the City
hall Hall. Address "BOarder," Wilmington Post
NAO" July 2I-t.
CHIsA, GLASS AND QUEEEswARR srORE.--
JOHN MoMAKN, dealer in CHINA, GLASS and
QuEEEswAEE, N W. CoRsER OF THIRD AND
saiPIEr srRRErs, WILMIsoros, DELAWARE,
only o!pe square west Of Market street, invites
attention 40 his stock of English and French
China, Fine ana Common Crockery, Glassware,
&C., by the set or single piece Knives and
forksi Castqrs, ETC.. and substantial white
Granite Ware, suitable for Hotels. Steamers and
Vessels. Call and examine, before purchasing
eise"ners' june "a, mos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
CO-Partnership Notice
WALTON. WHANN & co.,
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
$. W. Corner Front and Market SIS

g, Having sold my bone aud Plaster MIL to Messrs.
walton Whann Co. Of this city, who will con tbe
'sti'i'' n =, u ~ Dust and Ground Plaster rorlisI
y recommend them to the patronage OF my former cna
TONER'S feeling assured that all who purchase from than
may depend upon receiving the like superior quatv Of
manufactured. ' "iHaetto
return my sincere thanks to my friends and mt
In the business W a sTpossSSora sTppye9sSora
Wilmington, July !, 1865. inIs1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
The Money Market.

The following quotations we're furnished us by
H. Il. Robinson Co., Bankers, corner of Fourth
and Market streets, at one O'Clock yesterday
afternoon =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
General News.

The Nashville Press and Times gives
the following as the result Of the Con-
gressional election in Tennessee N. G.
Taylor, in the Upper Tennessee district
Horace Maynard, in the Knoxville dis
trict; Asa Faulkner, in the Chattanooga
district; William. B. Campbell, in the
Nashville district; D. B. Thomas, in the
Clarksville district and Col. Hawkins,
over Etheridge, in the West Tennessee
district Faulkner, Campbell, and Thorn
as belong to the Opposition. Maynard
and Hawkins, and probably Taylor, will
be among the supporters of President
johnson.
OF the large amount of currency sent
to the redemption bureau at Washington,
only one and-a-half, or two per cent. is
found to be counterfeit The sender and
Aot the Government bears the loss, There
is no knowledge at the Department that
there are any counterfeit National bank
notes in circulation.
It is said that our Government does
not assent to the decision of the Vice
Chancellor of England in the Priolau
sotton question, that the rebels are now
or ever were de facto Government, and
that 1t will not submit without process Of
attachment to DEGREES which may be re-
gistered against us in Court of Chan.
eery.
1t is probable that the Society Of
Friends will be represented in the Com
mission appointed to meet the Cherokees,
Chickasaws, and many other Indian tribes,
in grand council on the lst of September
The object of the Government is to secure
peace among them by improving their
social condition and by removing as far
as possible some of the causes which have
heretofore provoked them to hostilities.
On Monday night week, there was se-
we're hail storm extending through Sauk,
Crawford, Richland and Iowa Counties,
Wis, whiting and destroying large fields
of wheat. Two hundred farms were laid
waste, with loss of from 100000 to
100000.
The receipts from Customs for July
amounted to $4,000, 900, and those for
August it is said, will be much MORE
Five-eighths Of the revenue is collected
in New York.
New York is to have another comic |
paper with A. Ward and George Arnold
as principal editors.
1t is said that so per cent. of the l.
100000 troops on the army rolls are ma
tvs-born Americans.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
Personal Items.

a burglar entered a'young lady's bed
room at Amherst one night lately, and
was mistaken by her for a sonnambulist,
returned volunteer visiting at the house.
She arose accordingly, led him to the sol
dier's room, and left him. The next
morning the soldier found himself locked
in and the mysterious visitor gone.
A young soldier in New York offered
q ten dollar bill, which was refused by q
trader as bad. He offered it again, was
arrested, and both shop keepers appearing
to testify against him, be pleaded guilty.
When about to be called up for sentence
a broker was sent for, aud the bill was
found to be a good, genuine bill.
A female in male attire was arrested
the other night in the streets Of Ciucin-
natl, who proved to be respectable lady
OF the city who had adopted this disguise
to watch her husband, who she suspected
OF inhdelity. She was released, and ad.
Tlsed to return home, which she consented
TO do.
a man saved his life Sunday night week
by taking "night-cap" before going to
bed in his room in the St. Charles Hotel,
New York. While his drink was pre-.
pairing, the portion of the hotel in which
bis room was located tumbled into ruins.
= DR.. Francis Lieber is appointed Gus.
todian of the rebel archives deposited in
Ford's Theatre.
Herschel V. johnson, candidate fol
the Vice Presidency on the Douglas ticket
In 1860, was pardoned by the President
on Wednesday, at the intercession, it is
said, Of Mrs Douglas.
Attorney General Speed has rendered
decision sustaining the course of the
Administration in trying the assassins Of
President Lincoln by court-m martial.
Speaking of the trial of Champ Fer.
guson, the Nashville Times and Press
says: "Would it not be better to hang. or
burn, or fry to death in petroleum. that
horrid monster Champ Ferguson, and
take the remainder of the evidence after.
ward : Enough testimony has already
been taken to hang a regiment of villains.
Champ is concentrated example of the
Wickedness of the rebellion. He is a
monster redeemed by no semblance Of
virtue"
Hiram z Brown, residing at Houlton,
Me.' has been arrested upon complaint
charging him with the crime of incest
with his two daughters, one of them IA
years of age, and the other only 70. AZ
ter his arrest his wife carried the girls into
the neighboring Province of New Bruns-
wick to prevent their appearing against
their father.
The New Orleans Tribune proves that
In 1873 colored men were officers in the
militia of Louisiana, by publishing the
commission Of Second Lieutenant John
Louis Doriole, "freeman of color,' signed
by Governor Claiborne.
Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee has
issued proclamation with = view Of as.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
HOW THE DAY is SPENT AT SARATOGA

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune
gives the following account of the manner in
which the visitors at this celebrated Summer re-
sort, spend the day
. day in Saratoga is divided up differently BY
dl1erent parties. First there are the goutv
oid 6ypocondriecs and highly respectable but
iuded females and males whose eyes are alWavs
open to any attention. They visit the Springs
early, say by six in the morning, and after n
stroll through the park return to breakfast
wondering if that gentleman or that lady ia
single, aud why he or she glanced across the
| spring at particular moment. This class of
VISITORS and the old lady stagers 90 to church
~ In nlnei AZ twelve, to shopping at three, to
.nl, uiuAer, after another dressing. After dinner
my receive company. Toward nightfall an
v'her ~ s,roli OF drve, and after lounge through
20 II" aney ts'ire early, leaving the revels
The others and the larger claes ro,;ro Ia.
and consequently rise from 10 II Tho,,' ,a'e'
dressed in the most charming mornina 49, &c
are waited upon to the Spring afterward bo b, Ios,
nights favored beau, they return to breaIfos,
anu then to dress and gossip and scandal ~
young men to cigars and newspapers. The
more wicked and daring go to the races in tbe
most styllsh OF carriages Dinner at 8, when
an entirely new dress is worn. The hair. which
monopolizes the greater portion of the toilet. ia
shghtly altered. A semi-trans parent skirt and
iaultless pedicular integuments, O spriuklip0 of
!eWelry and an overdose Of perfumery consti-
tute the staple Of the costume. After dinner
vWilting, gossip, chat, the men to read the Nev
,oli, Ioin papers, the politicians to schemes for
ss,eouon' and the more battered old rakes 10
IhlsSus9g .hs,g tue blemishes in the chara,,ters Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
Crimes and Casualties.

N~-~@ NN~NN~N-N@NNf
A man was arrested in New Haven for
pulling his wife up stairs by the hair of
her head.
A singular accident occurred in Sum-
MERRILL township, Crawford county, Pa,
one day last week. Alonzo Wood, in
cleaning his rifle, turned into the barrel
say half teaspoonfull of refined petro-
leum, putting down a wad of tow on
the end of the wiping rod and pushing
the oil out at the tube. He then put
down larger wad, pushing it down with
in foot of the breech, when an explo-
sion occurred which forced the rod into
the thick part of the hand, coming out at
the wrist passing up and grazing the arm
to the elbow. The rod lodged against
the arm above the elbow The rod was
three fourths of an inch thick at the
butt end. The report was similar to
breaking cap and smoke also issued
from the muzzle.
The steamer Bee, with eleven barges
loaded with coal, on last Saturday, above
Memphis, ran into bank and sunk seven
barges, with $3O,OOO worth of coal. The
pilot is reported to have gone to sleep on
his watch, and after the sinking of the
barges took to the shore and left the boat
She arrived in Memphis with four barges
in sinking condition.
A batteau, containing three men and
three women, was run into by steam.tug
in Baltimore harbor, on Wednesday night
and all the occupants were drowned.
By an accident on the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad last Monday week,
the train being precipitated 60 feet off
bridge, the fireman, John Garland, was
scalded to death no other person was
seriously injured
A terrible collision, between two pro-
pellers, occurred on Lake Huron, on We'd
nesday. One of the boats was sunk in
three minutes. Between seventy.fve and
one hundred lives were lost. If the re.
port from Detroit is to be credited, it
seems that the affair was a deliberate
murder.
On Friday morning says the Washing
ton Chronicle, as the Alexandria steam
ferry-boat Young America was making
her upward trip from Alexandria, a young
and beautiful woman attempted to drown
her babe by pushing it over the guards of
the vessel. Captain Ross saw the attempt
and saved the child, which was about a
year old. Foiled in this, she proceeded
to the water closet and was about to pitch
it through the window into the river.
when she was again prevented from exc
cutting her designs. The child and her
mother were then taken in charge until
the boat landed. She said she was in
search Of her husband, who had left her
and Joined the 10th New York Regt.
AT Cleveland, on Thursday, a beautiful
and modest young woman who got into a
hack for the purpose of being conveyed
to hotel, was conveyed by the hacL man
to dock, brutally outrag2e by himself
and three others, and left insensible. The
hackman has fed. His victim has re-
spectacle connections, who will wreak ter
rible vengeance upon him if they catch
him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
Por the pslawarA 1nnrn.l

The name Of George Day, returned voluneer
soldier, residing at the corner of Third and
Poplar Streets is presented to the people Of this
city for City Assessor. Mr.. Day has always
been patriotic Union loving citizen, went
Voluntarily to defend the Union when it seemed
TO be in It's greatest peril, is good citizen, o
man Of capacity aud Judgement, and would. Il
nominated and elected, fill the place creditably.
being well qualified. He is too modest to ask
Tor otice, but being out of business il would be
a deserved compliment to ono Of the country's
ueiendera' MANY UNION MEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15

az AhTi-bANTISo PARADOx.-How often do
"e sec stout man lean when ho is fat-igued
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15

ASEoDOTE OF sEcRETARY CHAsR.-one summer
during my administration, when the treasury
was more than usually low, had occasion 10
visit body of troops that bad not been paid of
Tor long time. Among the men was one with
whom had some acquaintance, but who did not
seem to recognize me, whereupon introduced
myself. "0h yes, Mr.. Chase, Secretary of tbe
Treasury, recolleOt," he said. 'but it is so long
since we have seen your piOture, that had
almost forgotten you"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15

Redding's Russia Salve
Heals Old Sores
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Burns, Scads, Cats
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Wounds, Bruises. .sprans.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers
Redding's Russia SaIve
Cures Salt Rhoum, Piles, Erysipelas.
Redding's Russia Salve
Cures Rinsworm, corns, &C., &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BR WITHOUT 1T
Only 20 Cents Bor.~
FOR SALE ny
J. ?; DINsMoRR, No. 4a1 Broadway, New York
3. W; fOWLE a CO. No. Is TreLlont street Doston
And by all Druggists and Country Shareholders,
Rp.2s1y,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15

To CORRESPONDENTS author of
the communication signed "Civis" did not
furnish us with his name, consequently his
article cannot appear in our paper. We
have no objection to giving it place iu
our columns, but must insist that our rules
be complied with.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-08-15
MARRIED.

fATEs-DYKE-In Chester, on the 10th inst,
BY the Rev. J. E. Meredith, Mr.. JoHE j.
YATES to ELLEN b. DYKE, both Of this city.
ENOS-B0ULDBN -In Brooklyn, on Wednes-
day, Aug. 8, by the Rev. DR.. Waterbury,
D. q. Esos, Esq., of Philadelphia, to Miss
SUE BoULDEN, OF Delaware.
FORREST-STEWART Trinity Parson.
age, Aug. 10Th, by the Rev. Charles Breck,
SAMUEL FoRRgsT and MARGARET, daughter OF
Charles Stewart, formerly of Chrstiana Hun
dred
PARRY-SIMMoNS.-on Monday, July 8lst,
by the Rev. Leighton Coleman, WILLIAM
yenN PARRY and ANNA ELIZA SIMMONS, oil oi
Wilmington.