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g. The mammoth oxen which have
been kept by Gov. Smith for some time
past, have been sold and sent to Brighton
Market The report of the New England
Fun0u says they were exhibited March
%. and sold by c. W. Bailey, and re-
marks that the ''Gov. Smith bullocks. in
whose presence ordinary cattle appeared
coriously dwarted, and by the side of
which tall men seemed shorn to their
-oodly proportions, We're variously eSti-
mated at from 5000 to 5000 lbs. live
wright by various butchers and Others.
hey were sold to Jacob +. TAYLOR of
>,all 60, Quincy Market. III the same
}ard with these St. AlbanS oxen, which.
ty-,he-way, we forgot to say girtcd over
lime feet. and were exhibited at the State
Fir at White River,-Mr Baily put five
o>cn fed by J. r. Langdon, Esq. OF
Montpelier, which made very respecta.
Die appearance even in the august pres
tnce OF His Excellencv's bullocks. Mr.
'+hgdon'S roam oxen weighed 1910 lbs.
,h' red 800 lbs; the five laid at GOO(
in>'' dressed, We're sold for SIOG6-ovel
H-Vo' Tor seven oxen. A statement tha
coming days"
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astounding Oil Discoveries.

According to the Pittsburg CONNER
cial Bulletin, the petroleum speculation
has been struck by the most astounding
discoveries in the oil region, at depth OF
only 16,O00,0ll feet $40 inches. The
following is list of articles struck Cook
ing Butter-XXN Ale-Cod Liver Oil
Billy Paterson-Quinine- Sardines-
Turtle Soup-Lottery Tickets-Bear'
Oil-For Higher Wages Substitutes
Bounty Money - Greenbacks - Peace
Proposition-NIilk of Human Kindness-
OIL A Leak. Extraordinary as was all
this, there was bigger bore still in the
same neighborhood, striking a layer OF
lawyers he-ing upon bed of birthstone.
A lawsuit was the consequence. The
corporation attorney insisted that the law
yers were more than half through tn,
crust and ought to take the other side oI
the lot, but the cour< gave to the corpora
ton attorney fve-ninths, and the othel
LAWYERS five-ninths, and left the rest to thu
company.
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Popular Beverages.

The New York Journal Of Commerce
calls attention TO the deterioration which
has occurred in popular SiimulantS in con-
sequence of the hi gh prices While the
general quality has greatly fallen OFF. a
new class OF Stimulants OF far more dam
@crous character has been introduced.
Tea Is still retained. though neither IN
quantity or quality * the consumption
equal TO the average OF former seasons
Coffee. i'm It's purity. is hardly known even
in a majority of private families; and ex-
ccpt IN first-clisS hotels or saloons. the de-
coctionS furnished TO the public under this
name are noto-iorsly either adultered or
wholly spurious The vegetable kingdom
has been ransacked for substances which
cln be made to take on the appearance OF
ground coffee. and no sooner l. an article
discovered that can be successfully used for
this purpose. than If, too. Is initiated. 80
that we have :ldulieriiionS of the adulter-
ant. and counterfeit mixtures 10 resemble
the first limitations Chickory Is not un-
wholesome when pure. and may be added
10 the coffee berry. rs an economic mca-
sure. without in jury 10 the digestion. But
almost every specieS OF root Is NOW used
10 initiate chickorr: and these limitations.
made pungant with aromatics and sweet
ened with licorice. are sold by wholcsal,.
10 the a,lulterators. until even an expert
chemist could hardly tcll by ANALYSIS OF
what the final compound is composed
But the greatest changes have been
made i'm alcoholic drinks. Since the high
tariff. almost prollihitory. has been levied
upon imported liquors, very few of them
have been sold from first hands. and there
must either have been 4 heavy stock stored
in the retail stores. or the latter are selling
4 much more dangerous article to their
customers than they have heretofore dared
TO swallow The high tax placed on do
mestic liquors has also stimulated the pro-
duction of inferior qualities and ;ldultera-
tion.
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SOME FAMILIAR QCoTAnoNs.-"Gos
tcmperS the wind TO the shorn lamb /:
generally supposed TO have been t;,kei
from the Bible. Ii is really from th,
writings of one of the most indelicate G
English authors, Laurence Sierne, though
possibly he may have borrowed it. as h,
was notorious plagiarist-
What shadows we are and what
shadows we pursue," is another quota
ton often supposed to have been derivel
from the Bible 1t is from an clectioneer.
ing speech of Edmund Burke in 1880
referring to the death of one of his com.
petitors for seat in Parliament.
In the midst ol life we are in death =
found in the Episcopal Burial Sarrice. i.
sometimes supposed to be from the Bible
! 1t is derived from a Latin Aniiphon. saic
10 have been composed 10y Notken. /:
monk of ST. Gall. in GIL, while watchin.
some workmen building bridge at Mar
tinscrucke, in peril Of their lives 1t form
the ground work of Luther's Aniiphol
De Note.-BOSOn Journal.
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and there cultivated farm forms an i'm
passible barrier across the path of the fire

and there cultivated farm forms an i'm
passible barrier across the path of the fire
Demon
There has been rise here of more than
one-half on the value of improved land
within year. Emigrants are settling from
all parts of the country, thus the state is
rapidly increasing in population and wealth.
Timber being so scarce in eastern Iowa,
has retarded the growth of large towns,
but another railroad bridge spanning the
Mississippi at Clinton. some distance below
Dubuque. will modify in measure this
want. Building material from Wisconsin
and Michigan can now be carried across
the bridge at Clinton nearly to the center
of the state, and Iowa bids fair to become
the leading spirit in the rapid growth of the
west. The Miss. & Mo. Il. R., crossing the
river at Rock Island and Davenport and
laid out to DesMOines, will soon be finished
as far as Newton. The railroad from Clin-
ton also having Des Moines for its proposed
TERMINUS at present, will thus bring every
section in eastern and central Iowa. not
only in direct communication with the cap
ital. and ultimately the . far west," but all
of the principal towns on the Mississippi.
The excitement relative to the Idaho gold
mines, though not particularly affecting
this section, is known and felt by the daily
passing of emigrants-some returning dis
couraged, others successful, bearing flat
tering reports of wealth discovered in the
new gold regions, and thus it has been all
winter, no cessation in the number of those
seeking in the west new homes, temporary
it may be. in the mines, or further on in the
yet untenanted wilds, and spring will in
crease the number; it has fairly opened
with its bright sun-shining days, and the
farmers are about sowing their wheat.
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has no need of ministers who need dram
l close this brief argument with pithy
word from Florence nightingale. who i,
the supreme court in all things sanitary.
She writes to Earl Stanley: The long
cherished idea as 10 the necessity of ar
dent spirits for the British soldier is thor
oughlv exploded A man who drinks tea
or coffee will DO more work than a dram
drinker. though he be considered sober.
Farr Florence, 81 thank thee for that
word l commend If TO the brave boz,
IN biue around the camp-fires.
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4 Powerful DI>INFECrANT.

4 F"wEIFrL DI>fNFEcrANr. The
fumes OF burning coffee hare lun- been
known TO at a. a powerful ,liSiniactan,.
Experiments have recently been maia at
Paris 10 prove this A quantity of meat
Vas hung up in closed room uniii de-
composed, and fire hunlrel grslmmcs Of
coffee thrown on the fire. In a few amin
utes the room was completely di~intecie.l
In another room silphureted hydrogen
and ammonia We're developed, ana ninety
grammes of coffee destroyed the smell In
about half minute.
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e. Ii any of vour readers need 4

g If amy of Your readers need Il -l're
remedy for bed-bug>. They cin haze miIc,
ami cleanse The house of This troublesome
vermin, with very little expe'l>e- They
have only 10 wash with eait ami water,
filling the cracks where they frequent With
salt. and yoa may look in vain for Them
Sal. seems inimir.ll 10 b7l-bugS. a:il iher
will moi trail through IL | think il pref
cradle TO all continents, and ihe buyer
requires no certificate "a TO it, gcnuineneSS-
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Sir said sturdy beggar to a benev-
olent man, ''please to give me quarter
| am hungry and unable TO procure food
The quarter was given. when th. begg;ll
SAID: You have done noble deed
You have saved me from something which
l fear | will YET have TO come to- Nv hat
is that - said the benefactor ''ITork.
was the mournful answer.
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PRINTERS MISTAKES. - Daring ihe
Mexican war one oi the newspapers huc-
richly announced an item "f meas IRON
Mexico. thai General i'illow and thirty
seven of llis men had been lo~i In a bottle
tbattle-D Some other paper iiiiorin-l 1ae
public. NOT long ago that - msn in =
brown surtoui MAS yesterday brought h.
fore the court on cllarge oi having s;o,en
small OK iboN) from Il l:,,ly's working
The stolen property WAS found in his
wai>icoal pocket. An English paper once
>tatel that the Russian general hachinoif;
kosky w.iS found dead. with :, long word
(Sword) in his mouth. II WAS perhaps the
same paper that in giviag a description of
a battle between the Poles AMI Russians.
said that the conflict MAS dreadful. and tie
enemy were repul>ed with greai laughter
(>lauahterl, Ag:lin: \ gentleman was
recently brought up 10 answer The cliar.e
of having eatem dteatenl stage driver Tor
demanlinT more than hi< fare
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OrI IorNG Folks for April Iicknor
x Fields Ra,fun.


The April number Of this popular and
beautiful little magazine contains :. de
lishtfully written elra.ler of = Winning
hl> Way" hy . Carleton another PAPER
by Mrs Stowe on - Our Dogs iiac .sll-
thor Of - Ten Acre> Enongh, contributes
another article on - Farming for Bay-.''
Edmund kirke writes about The Little
Prisoner" Gail Hamilton tells the story
of A Ilalf-Ilolidav." John Wci>> lur-
ni>lles a Clildren's Carol" EJiingnd
kirhe has a skecih of' - Three Davs III
Camp Douglas" L. II {, gives The vogllg
folks some - Lessons In Magic" Lucy
Lareom sings of =. The Brook that ran
into the Sea- Miss Alcoit has charming
sketch Of :. Nelly's Hospital Masae
Reid contributes one of hi> >iorieS.- Aflnal
in the Forest and the entertainments
- Round the Evening Lamp " closes the
number.
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.-~N~~

Lay it down as a rule never to smile
nor in any way show approval or merri-
ment at any trait in child which you
should not wish to grow with his growth
and strengthen with his strength.
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AS the Chinese have no word which
will compare with the word "Amen," they
say 'Sin yeuen ching sin''-"The heart
wishes exactly 500
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A TIottentct once gct up painting OF
heaven. 1t was enclosed with fence
made of sausages, while the centre was
occupied with fountain that squirted pot
pie.
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GopEY's L,Dr'> Book for April l..
4. Go,i,v- philairlnlia.

The number i "A good one. with a grcat
proiu>ion of embellishments, fashionable
and otherwise The high reputation Of
this publication i - well sustained In
each succeeding numi.er. that 10 mcniion
lis exoellencieS would take more space
than we can spare
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-07

4 BOUNTY BnoKFE-ONE oF Col.
BAKERS NICTMS-The man l. Il resi-
dent of BROOKLYN. where his father.
through strict attention to business Tor
Years past. has secured = comfortable III
come, which the son has shared. iioHrh
noi himself industrious. >peRiinw mot oi
hi> time with The - fancy" ot iIl- iowa
Some months since. however he siruch a
prol...c Vein 10y connecting him> If with
the recruiting business in Ncg York. lie
obtained a aiiheral percentage on each naan
enlisted. and as the number OF :h,~a re-
cruit> increased largely, the hro,lcr >.on
found himself in possession of we4l;h,-
Eventually he l.acame = prominent ojieci
of, the envy cf hiS associates, tn l,uil,iic
eve was fixed upon him; AMI honeSi nlgn
shook their heads. lie exhibited his
wealth frequently and in many May. few
persons drove 4 timer Team llian lli>, whlie
al The opera and promenade he Appeared
in expensive dress in company with L.
male relative, whose diamonds Were second
10 nore- Upon his family connections IL.
lavi~hed hi> means. Among hi~ eitiS
Were hundred dollar haiS and Il pretty eA;l-
linz cap worth sereniy-iive dollars, No1
lcnS since negotiations Were "rened fer
The >clortion oi a country seal for liS &C
eOmmoJlation. bui u IA. meantime an
elegant mansion --un the iliwhts WAS
purchased ior ihe itc.n ol il,iriy thousand
dollars and pew Al a fri cll~~ Premium
WAS secured i'm Il conspicuous lrrr nt one
of the most popular BROOKLYN cllurchcS-
\ sudden change. however. l;,> GENE up
on this prosperous Individual Fer >-rcT-
al days his face has been missed i'm lis
accustomed places On Sabbath last tie
pcw liz church WAS vacant and II i nut
only whispered bai pretty weli ;lsccrfailed
that he Is in The Oh Capitol prison Il
Wasliingun---Ne,r lork Eoca,5,,y Pot,
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The MOO0sines.
HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. fol

HARrER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAzr>E. for
April, 1860 Harper 4 Brothers,
Franklin Square. New York
CONTENTS A Dogs Day Ended :;
" here the Wateree Mas Lore al Sea;
he Petroleum Region of America He
role DEEDS of Heroic Men. V: Military
Adyentures Beyond the Mississippi. Miss
Mllllgan's Sermon: Thieves Iareun
Pleasant Valley and Deacon Marvin:
Wall Street in War Time. Mr.. Fu,lmsh 3.
Armadale Soft Shineih the Moun he
collections of Sherman llearlS and Trees,
Our Mutual Friend: 4 Sermon 10 SCI
wants Monthly Record OF Current Events:
Editors Easy Chair: Editors Drawer,
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TIE ATLANTIC for April Ticknor q
Fields. Boston.

CONTENTS of Il Lone No
man The Spaniard'S Graves al iic l~loS
OF Shoals; Crit The feiiibonc Linz
age Up the 81 Mary-s; R"l,in BAD
fellow Ice and the Esqnimaux II
Doctor Johns iii onr First Citizen
Needle and Garden. N; Memories OF
Au1hcrS-Theodore Hook and hi> Friends;
The Chimney Corner. IN: Mr.. Hosea
Blglow 10 The Editor of the Atlantic
Monthly; - If Mas. pui Guns INTO our
Hans
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ROSS Il BURBANK

ATTORNEYS AND cot NSELLORS AT LAW. AM
SOLICITORS AND MASTERS IN CIANCERY,
ST. JoHNsBURY VT.
VIII attend legal matters in Oran Orlea Esse,
and Caledonia counties and give especial aen Ion to th
collection OF claims from abroad. throughout northern
Vermont aud New Hampshire. VIII also attend justice
trials III this town and other towns in the County.
jonathan Ross. G. A BURBANK.
Jan l. l-65
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,EO. e.. Il GEO. ". CAUOO

CLAIM AGENTS,
l0UNSELLOKs AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
Procure Pensions, BoUnties and Back Pay
due deceased soldiers.
LYNDON VERMONT
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Manufacturer Uf
II AR y ESSES OF ILL KINDS,
Opposite PassumpsiC House. Railroad Stree
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N,isfellaneous Cards.

CARLOS MARSTON, NJ. d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
West Concord, Vt, 1914
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PASSI' 'MPSIC LODGE, No. ~, +. 4. VI
MASONIC HALL-BINGHAM'S BLOCK.
stated meeting, April g. Called meeting April IS.
,JlnG5ylJ +. J. DALTON, Sec'y.
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OLIVER 7. BROWN.

CLAIM AGENT.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Ear JOHAsBURY. VERMONT
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1. +. LADI1CER. Agent.

Eel ECTlC PHI Y 5 &c "A n.
,gIer of Central and Vest Sts, ST. Johnsbury
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
p FARMERS TAKE NOTICE !
sUPIaN aN PHOSPHATE oF LIME,
REMOVAL,

The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their office from No III Market Street to No. B1I nearly
opposite the Bank Of Delaware,
IEoozFoRATRD LaaIsLAruRR OF The STATE oP I'll
AWARE, WITH A CAPITAL or
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
T1HR PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ARE RBGBIv-
ing applications for Insurance their office In Will
mington against losses by Fire every description Of
bulldnsa in general merchandise ships port aud their
oagoes household furniture and other personal prop y
also against loss or damage by inland transportation
goods, wares, merchandise and country r0duce,
Terms Of Insurance will be favorable AZ any OF the
companies in the cities OF Philadelphia New York.
PAfes insured may repose the fullest confidence n the
soidiy Of its capital and that all Losses will be promptly
DiRECTORSi
At the annual election held the 9th day O.. March
1865, the following directors elected 10 serve the
ensuing year, viE
George Jones, Samuel Floyd Rdward McInA,
D. @. wilson, ssm'l d. NsTiln, George ". Sparks
Jos. Mendinhall, John b. Porter George w Bush,
Insurance may be made for any time not less than
months.
Ip addition the above mode OF Iaaurng property the
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whoss charter Is
becoming insured deposits in the office certain per
ors lssa according to the nature Of the npOn Ii
Rmount to be insuTed-but which be Withdrawn @.
any time by leaving per cent the deposited
this method is believed to be much to
the insured than the formethe expense about one half
.ss and thsrs is renewing Of the policy frum time
Property that would be insured per Annuu at 20 and
As cents the 1000 will be insured and per deposit
aud In like proportion as the risk increases
Persons Wishing TO Insure their property wanting In
formation the subject ofnsuranes will amply to the
agents As above, or "
GEORGE JOINS, President
JoHR MnLBAR, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
GEO. DEMERIT s. co.
THE FOLLOWING SPLENDID LIST or
Watches. Chains. Gold Pens & Pencils,
&C., worth 100000.

70 bs sold al ONE DOLLAR each. without regard 70
value aud not to DO paid until you what you will
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

receive
io0 100 Cold Hunting casss Watches, each sioo 90
100 Gold watehs@ 60 90
20 Ladies' watohes 80 90
200 silver Watches SIS 90 to t9e 90
1ol ueld Neck aud Vest Chains IL 90 to 10 90
loOO GhAtslAin and Guard Chains o 90 to 10 %
sOno ssOno ysst aud Neck Chains, 1 90 10 IL 90
.0oo e0oo Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches 400 10 90
~ ~ Corqlf Laws Garnet DE, Brooches 90 10 70
1oOo Oo Gold, Jet, Opal, A., Bar Drops, 90 10 90
ooOo 900 1ents' Hfesst and sesrf Pins . 90 10 BOQ
5000 Oval Band Bracelets q 90 10 ss 90
200 Chased Bracelets s 90 70 10 90
o Ssoo California Diamond Pins Gad Ringu so to 90
1000 Gold Watch Keys 80 TO o 00
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and studs 90 10 %
900 Gold Thimblss, 90 10 so
5000 Miniature Loekets 2 90 to 90
soo1 hniaiure Loekets Mnsls 4 co 10 0 90
s ss0O Gold Toolhplcks, Crosses, DO . 90 10 500
700 Fob aud Ribbon Slides 90 10 o 90
900 Chased Gold Rings q 90 10 o 90
700 Stone Set Rlngu, . 90 10 600
ssoo seis Ladisa JeWelry-Jst and uold 90 to 10 90
@ ~ ssla Lsdtea JewelryYarled styles 90 to 10 %
oovO uod Pens, bilver Caas and Pencil. % TO %
a0Oo Pens, 1od Case and Pencil 6 90 70 10 %
eolD Pens, Gold. nted Holder 2 90 to 9 90
All the goods In tbs above list will bs sold sithout
sefvatlon, FOX oSR DOLLAR ZACH Csrllheates Of
~ me various articles placed IN similar envelopes
nnd sealed fhese envelopes will be sent By mall de.
nvsfsd At our oes, without regard to choice On
csnk eertiteate yon will what article It represents,
u y optional with you to send one delar and receive
value ~ - Wv ~ " Wv ~
IL all tsansactOna ~ mali We charge for forwarding
we CefheAes paying postage and doing tha business
y eants eaeh, Five Certificates will be sent for ei
9t ~ thirty for to slIiyava for $40; and one
AGRHTs-speelai terms TO Asenta
We guarantee entire satlsfAotion 10 every Instance.
address GRoR0E DKMBRIT s. CO.,
JAnD-sm sos Broadway, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
THE BEAVER OIL COMPANIES
DEER CRERE AND CLARION RIVER.
OFFICE SOC CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

5000 acres Of land Deer Greek and 1000 Aerss ha
Clarion river (Desr Creek Is about 10 miles from OIL
Greek, and was formerly in Venanso County.)
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

Capital stock OF each Conpany, 100000, divide
into 30 900 shares, par value 9 10 each.
100000 ahares, or 10000 in each Company, re-
served for working capital.
The companies have hertitis in f,e simple for these
lands
boring front, to each company.
ihis territory Is pronounced by good judges to be
good as any OIL Greek, ths oil being produced
IRON wells in the immediate vicinity, 10 the sam
Erayty odou and color that from the largest flowing
wells on OIL CFeak. Fuel 10 abundant on the lands, and
the Clarion and Aloghany rivera afford cheap trans
portAtion for the oil to Pittsburgh.
Two hteen horse power engines on the ground at
bresent eight being bnithed, and the enter
prIss will be prosecuted With the utmost ygor and with
the confident expectation OF having good yield Of OIL
BY the frst day Of May next.
MR. GEO y. DOuGHkRTY, OF Piltsbnrg II the
energetic and prRe teal Superintendent
The stock Il all subscribed for, except part of the
working capital Of 100000 snAres the price Of Wheh IL
two dollars per share aubteberg 10 have Onetenih Of
their interest In each company. 70 allow all parties
10 participate In the profits Of the oil business Aubserip
lions will be received for any amount Of shares from one
hundred dollars upwafds the amount OF land in these
companies, reduces the subscription At two dollars per
share about twenty CENTS compared with the Amount
of land owned by other companies which organised
on from O 100 acres with the number Of shares
and Of the came par value
Parties sending certified checks TO the office payable 70
the order VI Geo. j Henkels will receive by return
mail receipt for the number Of shares desired, for
which receipt certificates Of stock shall be exchanged as
soon as they are issued. ,,,,.,,n..r
JEO. MOORE, Secretary. fsb24-sm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
HoRsEsI HoRsESl!
THE EYE and EAR!
TO THE PEoPLEl
NOW READY,
xtts.,. L.. n x,oy .snacugtaUup - A.. ,nS- xvain,,t

Work by DR., Won M0sCHZtsKRR, Of No. iogT Walnut
Street. Philadelphia,
A BOOK FOR THE PEOPLE,
On the following Diseases: BYE and EAR DlpeaseE
THROAT Diseases 10 General; Clergymens and Public
Speakers SORE THROAT Diseases Of the AIR PAS
AGES (Laryngitis BrOnehts0
Asthma and CdtdFrh.
This hook is to be had at No. zoo CHESTNUT Hlesi,
phada, and OF all BOOkssllers,-PFice a.. And froui
the author Dr. Won MoscbgAker who be consult ed
on ali these maiadies, aud all Nervous Affections which
he treats Eith the ues success ocu No 1927 Walnut
So, Phllad'A. feblOSm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

GOODS FOR THE SEASON,
0AUEB MRRINo SHIRTS PoR MEN,
GAUzR HRRIno SHIRTS YoR WoMkN.
GAUEE MHRIHO SHIFTS FoH CHILDREN.
WHITE COTTON SHIRTS ROR MKN.
UEBLKAoHRp COTTON shIRTb AND DRAwEnA
Whits aud Gray herins SHIRTS AND DBAWRRS
fuF sale At the lowest prices for CASH,
AT Eliza Wilson's
sspt4- YARN STORE, eli Market 81
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

Duponts best RAgle Powder In Canlsterg and oA lbs
Kegs duck and rifle. Also shot Of all sizee suitable for
rail and reed bird shooting, in season, percussion caps
1nd dealer in Clover Timothy Orchard and Herd Grass
SEED, Al tor Hala by HARLAN BROTHER,
N y'2e-lY. oppesite the lower Market House