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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
pTTTE

NO paln auenda their operation Ths ooiy Yllls thai
operate without grplng sckenllR, weakening lsaV
ng the bowels eosve and the best Pa Offer ID
tue aiel9d for 0very disease requiring purgatlYe msd
cine fhtr Intrinsic inertia becoming extsn slv ely
known Elegantly sugar coated price 2a cents rsr box
h5h what the Rev. Francis NJ. HAWKINS, oi the ~ p.
Church, ~ Baltimore, says Of their excellence -
TOwsosfowE, ND, April 10 1884
Dn, EiNMs HoE-sir ~ have bcen fsr aor months
9raaily gH etad with the Liver Affection for the hfai
months tltr my seemed serious. thought was
Was,ns away with coasumpticn suffered much With
vinitii misery In my eide and With burning In ny
haes my brssthlng worry hard my complexion very
yoiow In iact my whole system seemed entirely out
oTaer had severe cough At times and weakness In
my breAat appied to several physiclana. aRd took
great amount Of msiicne which Pesmed to have good
oil Of. Nhsn first hoard your Ltar pillA, thought
perhaps they might do some good 40 bought one
box, and befJre Tad akeu THEM ali fsit greatly reev
I'd my head slt no Longer gldly my aids no longer
plinel ne, my soened to he strengthened In
other @otli begaa..u feul like a aud
enj Wing very good health They OPT without sek
enins or aug grpug painH, and do highly recommend
them m tue puoc. Try Them sufferers before 1t 10 too
late. Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ HAWKINS.
Of Baltimore circuit, uf the NJ. p Church.
soe manufacturers, StAMS BON, phyaiciaBs Ahd
Druggieis Of Fourth and King erees, Wilming
ton nu Sold by Drug lists aud stereksepsrs generally
Ask tor Simns Vegetable Liver Pills and take others
Sold by Ferris, New Utsls Booth aud CoTSill Son,
Dover; nmmersl-y Fnuk, Milford; Lodge, ClAymont;
Dyott Co, lh,isdvlphia aud doasra gensfa!iy.
maY.27
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
Now iQr the Rush to Cheap Johns
Hnnther New List of Prinaa.

Boots aud Shoes 30 per cont. loss than any
sther store IN Delaware.
Dry Goods 10 per cent lcss than any o.hOr
store IN Wilmington.
Crookery-ware 20 to 30 per cent. less than
any other store la tnis clty.
Eoticus of ail kinda from 10 to 20 per cent
lcrs than any other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, ClOaking Cloths, Flaunels, Psut
Stuffs, Undershrts and Drawers, Window Cur
taina, Coal Oil Lamps Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Psoke. Books, Brushes of all kinds from
10 10 20 per cent, less than any other store iu
the . nited States. Open from A NJ to Q T.
N. No. 606 Market Street. Wilmington, Del
SPPcfAL NorioH. Dry 0oods, Dress Goods
Table Linens, Towelinga White Goods Shawls
&c. win be sold great bargain to change
business, as my time and attention will be de-
voted 70 gsnilemen's furnishing goods exclusive
ly, where good assortment can always be had
at the very lowest prices in the city or State.-
Please call and examine, No Sl5 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. WM. II. CRow.
December 9-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

back to his Office and rang the bell.
Daniel, said he, is there woman with "A
baby in the ante-roomF said there was,
and if he would allow me to say it, /
thought it was case he ought to see; for
it was matter of life and death. Said he,
Send her to inc ct once She went in,
told her story, and the President pardoned
her husband. AS the woman came out
from his presence, her eyes were lifted and
her lips moving in prayer, the tears stream
ing down her cheeks" Said Daniel; II
went up to her and pulling her shawl said,
Madam, it was the baby that did itI
A TOUCHING INCIDENT
Another touching incident occurred, |
believe, the same week. A woman in a
faded shawl aud hood, somewhat advanced
in lite, at length was admitted, in her turn,
to the President Her husband and three
sons, all she had in the world, enlisted.
Her husband had been killed, and she had
come 10 ask the President to release TO her
the oldest son. Being satisfied Of the
truthfuness OF her story, he said, "Certainly,
if her prop was taken away she was justly
entitled to one Of her boys" lie imme-
diately wrote an order for the discharge OF
the young man. The poor woman thanked
him very gratefully and went away. On
reaching the army she found that this son
had been in u recent engagement, was
wounded and taken to hospital. She
found the hospital, but the boy was dead,
or died while she was there The surgeon
in charge made memorandum of the
facts upon the back of the Presidents
order, and, almost brokcn-hearted, the poor
woman found her way again into his
presence.
lie was much affected by her appearance
and story, and said, 81 know what you wish
me to do now, and l shall do it without
your asking l shall release to you your
second son" Upon this he took up his
pen and commenced writing the order.
While he was writing, the poor woman
stood by his side, the tears running down
her face, and passed her hand softly over
his head, stroking his rough hair, as have
seen fond mother do to a son. By the
time he had finished writing, his own heart
and eyes were full. lie handed her the
paper. Now" said he, "you have one,
and | one of the other two left That is
no more than right" She took the paper,
and reverently placing her hand again
upon his head, the tears still upon her
cheeks, said, "rhe Lord bless you, MIR.
President. May you live a thousand years,
and may yen always be the head OF this
great Nati6EfT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, April Sd, 1856,

W II,a, yin leave Depot corner Bxo4p strict AAp
EAPRkss TRAIN At 4.05 A. II, (sIopdays sxc, ri.i a
,9r baltimore and Washington stopping al wima Atom
rerryylle, HAVE dc Grace. Aterds.n, Perrymanr AID
sDaLAwAEE IA l. ROAD TRAN at 7Is A. ~.
lsunnuA3s eheei la e salisbury, Mr.Id aud IN, r.
wAY;AAlL TRAlS At s.l5 a. H.. tsunis,. q .s.,.l
o1 S1sIs r.. s.tSSEPlrs a ~ rssnsr sIaious
baltimore and Wa. hiuspD stopping a. Clst iius
TOP nis II! ~ eg, Psrrs s9. 'e ane Ha.to de 0-aet.
Bennarv ami WAshington, stoprins X VII sInstsf
Nsvss Ls!.n Noltk.kss rSrryvle tn, y d. r,s
NiguT IXPREss a iii5 r. X, f., i,rH Baltimore Al,
hAsalngou stepping at Chester (olls 10 ,sse sltiilu.
an4 Mastipg on p4sssusels) Whining gou, Newark Rlk-
H9 aorh-tast, PsryTie aad Havrs Il lIraes.
re 'ssnSsFs er foifFss Monroe VAL ista ihe Sta A. -
WILMINGTON AcCoMgODATiag TRAINS
iTl,pt at all siaIoas between Philadelphia and 'sii
l'saTs Philadelphia At 7.l5. II o0 A. 81. ...1Aa.bon
. = apileVuI h Ihe $40 T. n. train enuueai. WIN De-
ava. h5f.ad fir MiliTd AID intermediate st4tioas
tOl. 10, SID 6.JJ l. NJ -' ''
q, T'la' for NV Castle lgass Ph rlalphi, 4iI!s and
TgR3uda n9 rUAlS. iElsI BALrimDnG
cIIsfFn = yl iig9 ss4f NJ tss sSs ,, and sS4 -.
Lseye chester q - -. SUI i4.ii T. H. 1850 $40.
FSn BALIiM0lB 10 PHILADELPHIA
gres ts5 NJ wAy nan. Ss5 Y Y. EnD..s lg r ' ~. ~
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester A. s.a4 NJ, i.5Unud II u p N
WLminsttn Al s,l3. q.35 4. ~, 2g6 La. .rs
I9.25 +. ". - ''' SV@ Al"
PREidHr TRAIN, with passenger car sitsebsi Gin
lsAvs Wilmington III Psryyills and in,srmsdists ssti
Al I.sp p A. 'A'''''
,,,..... SUNDAY TRAINS.
EXPIRES TRAIN at 4O5 A. NJ for n,iun... 40.
stopping at WILMINGTON Perryvil!e HAVE
no nraes, Aberdeen, PstTyman's sud Macnciia N
NIGHT E&PRESE az ii.l5 r. M ior Hsii,n,,,. go,
wsahins9n' stepping At chsstsr, tfor BAitimoyS and
Y Y &ashlpgton & pass5nserEj Wilmington, Newark Elkton
Worth ksst. Perryvlle and HavTs de Grace
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN n O u
md Way Stations. '''AiAsHH
baltimore FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore st a.2b +. NJ, slopp, pp ne uav,a a.
ifsee ferryville and Wilmington. Also stooa Al pltta
ia Nawark ito take passengers for PhiHdsphIs md ss
assensers from Masiinston DAlnmsrs anI C.is9 q
cave Passengers from Baltimore Washington
bsAFe Wilmington " Philadelphia at $50 T. M
H. \. KENNBY, Aupsgi.tsn.snt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
PHILADELPHIA

Tale College occupies ths whole upper poElou OF three
,t9iiss q the rse double hucing At th n corner q
and fitted up lu htyls Of elegance aud eonvenislea
which "a untnrpaGsed.
Tho instruction syoa hero 10 Of the most praslleAi aud
'hiaeter dhe appreciation Of is value IL
sown ~ The f4et that during the past year nearly
hundred students were In attendance aud alto by the
Iaifntss with which Its graduates Feeare lucrative
s'aa'i hs AID tho large humber Of applications made
to the Clliege for them.
Iha e9utss Of instruction includes
Bo0K,KEEPINO,
which s taushtin in all a departnsAtS and Applieatiohl
lua de II Is iced by tks host accountants aud tus.
men, Eaeh Student tns, wTitss out and closes
set u heohs adspts to the ynJious brsnehss of
tat Akrs at u prpger form the various papers used
ia nusi Hti sGch Pfoml,sory Notes. Receipts, Ae.
gauai uurren'sS Account sails Business letters,
talsuee IN o., IT,. atd Ia inunetod in the large
Farisy ol fna;iio aud customs OF business lie.
IENM4NsHIp.
which Is important to every basinsss man, receives
espsie ii II aud hs nslhed Vi tnstu tion purIusd
Lsrs 10 vol eAln aed TO aks elegant aud Hpil psnmsn
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including interest Pr at aud Loss, Averaging Accounts
x'nsuse, - IL taugut 10 its shortest aud most APP
CeNAzscs,t law MA HIs.rcs aud DETECTING Cork.
gEsEE Nulss ara nsuiel n tns course Ct instruston
TELgoRAPnlaa
both bT eoand and on PAPER Ia taught ona oflhs bss
practical EXPO fenced operators, aud every fa-y
Is afforded for acquiring iu knowledge Vi ali the
minNuW Of tho lro esson.
department has II esn opened fer ths reception Of
oflaiGs for sifuetioa In lhs brAueh This great aud
nrrsGalpg demand = competent operators odsrs un
usual opoTtunlteA foT raMunerAtlvo em plovment
A islraetion Is given to each ttldent separately
hoss Wh1 viah 10 enter ior Eny patsulsE branch IAN de
20.
1ha time usually repaired for the eNRplstl Counting
Homo oon1c- Varss Ir,m eight TO twelve wesas, As-
ulruIug 10 tho numur Of hours da ly degDtBd to IT,
!suGls DIPLOMA with The ,oL of the last tuition at
tsehel is RW rdsl en- graduation
/ students reserved auS time snd are tnEiruete
ss su.l Aolrl may he,t suit th' ir convenience.
1 Ca osuts ton siEtng terms, a. may be obtains
gratis g,pltA ion
-CBHiESp So SERIES Of r-seNe Trr Uses n BooI
REEPIsut aud JrDGE sFARNtuos lee ttfira tn
studsnf, on lsmmvrtial Law los 1sls atthO oclless
s.H, CRITTESDkN & CO.,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

REaovAL.---The Artisans Savings Bank has
betp emoyed to No. COZ Market Street, where
il will be open daily to receive deposits and
make payments.
Dividends II the rate Of G per cent, per sn-
num- have been paid to Depostors, semi anDu-
ally in Apn and October, since the organiaa-
ton Of tue Bank in 1861.
Profits on deposits, after the payment Of
necessary expenses, are all devoted to the bene-
d and security OF the depositors.
Managers are not allowed to borrow any part
Of the funls belonging to the Corporation.
MlnG5srf:-W William 8. Hillea, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, Charles W. Rowland, Wm. II.
Billany, George S. Capcle. Job IL. jackson,
George W Bush, Leonard L.. Wales, DR.. j. +.
Vaughan, N. R Benson, Clement D. smith,
Henry r. Dure.
WILLIAM 8. HILLEs, President.
GEoR0E W. Bush, Vice President,
JenE T. Mclean, Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

II. Il. BRINalURsT, DRUGGIST AND APOTHE-
cApY, sIT Market--next door to the corner Of
Fourth Btrect--has just received and Uhers for
SALE large variety Of fancy articles, drugs,
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines and
perfnmsry. Having lately purchased ih New
York snd Philadelphia at low prices. large
ossortmeot Of hair brushes and tooth brushes,
combs, fancy eKtracts. cologne water, toilet
soaps, hair preparations. 40, he il prepared to
soil them 0t the original New York and phllade'.
phia retail prices. lie keeps constantly On hsud
a large stock OF the most popular and most relis-
bic pateut mea 'cines oil Of which he guarantees
10 be tue my genuine, and warrants then!
fresh and unudulterated. Ayers Sarsnparila
and Cherry peotoral, JaynO's Expectorant,
Jaynes' Alternative, CarminatiVe, Yemifuge,
and SanRtiye Pills Browns Essence Of Ginger,
husbands Magussia, browns Bronchial Troches,
Radwly'a Ready Relief, Tobias Horse Liniment,
Roberts Horse Powder, Ilunta liniment, Volts
Schnapps and Drake's Plantation Bitters, war
ranted genuine and sold at reduced prices.
We would also call particular attention 10 his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have hsen used for many years.
aud can be relied en for their safe aud eftica-
cious curos: Bringhurst's Cough sysnp, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one Of the hest
remedies known for diseases Of tho Lungs.
Driughu.st's Dyspeptic Pills, an excellent rene
dy for Dyspepsia, Liv or Complaints 60. Bring
huTsts Anti bilious Pills, a popular aud iesi-
rable cure for Bilious Fevsrs, Jaundice, Coaiiye
ness, Head Aches, So. BringhuGst's Blackberry
Compound, An invaluable remedy for Gholic,
Cholera Morbus, Diarehoe, dripping Paius, eui
Summer Complaints in children. Briughnrat's
King's Mxlure, speedy aud eticaco.s appli-
cation for Pains, Bruises, Rbeuma'iem, Gh-
blains, Frosted Feet, &c, aud also iriughursl
Essence OF jamaica dinge,, tho popular lneli-
cine for Dlsordered stouachs, Indigestion, ud
DarrhoR, This preparation OF Ginger, unlike
those disngreeablo and useless nos'rums tel
uDdCr the same ume, is prepared only from tn,
genuine bleached Jamaica dieger
uasson's Compound syrup Of Tar for Coughs
Colds, uoaraeneas, Asthmn, Sore lhrUa,, Bnd a.
tho affections of the Throat aud Lunsa, sold loi
60 cent per bottle,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
1omet.aI M!.D @tateamtAn
Tridoy morning, May 8, 1900.
TmTE ENna
la Iaeh % w e-...Ilulal ! lqaaI9.

M boz laeh OF le5s constitutes aquatp.
a. slaa'n los rton 80 coats psr square.
q5- Wan oi icur lines, single insertion IS eenls
TIeJ 'ui.NA ~ A3p y ArasdAN 4 pabshed every
.ll 4lrrlrs Nj inscriptions viii ho raoeivrd tor
lntD ii iaans, aul no PAPER discontinued unlll
M, i-si t'0ta- aid v4less az the option os the pub
yEEiLt JOURNAL ANU STATESMAN Is puh.
li.i4l egpft Fdiiy nt TWO DDt,LARS AND HALF
'rE& Az Agi..Dss So lo in styueb oc THREE DOLLARs
b fit..f ni
4sE l..'i tNCs o. nNeeitin a square will he In
, 'ai tit~,f.ni+ FROM dillar aud ANty eentsi and
tsvrslt5 81 ay ra34oiasnt insertioni longer ones
I'd lit lese d 0ioralrA,
= fya-tis i,at- sout without stating the timo
i T,.ttUf= ilihlis ial, VIII he continued uutil they
h.. i,rp tan ,hsrgsi according to tho above terms
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
The Fallla Prioes.
sr rnR mum OF rowLs uaLL.

sY THB nAun OF TowER HALL.
lha war will cease,
Aul Ne'il Lave peace,
lder iy 10 surar sigu
Tnsn IN lh1 way
gtat c0y hg day
All things ia rrice decline,
TIL must recall,
U4to us III,
v folnef golden days;
GD'atH ~ TACT,
i r notes grecn-backd
Ca 10 mlli or epgcle raised
TENS worth while
(ihough solc may smie)
Now t, buy all you can,
,lnqi ioT iIo fun
0. baigaius won,
Which you with joy may sean
Here's til reason
That ala s5ason
Larger crowds than ever
Sch i5wer Han
Whctc, to ptassa all,
We hep, ullJ cnleaVur
,e ,hsnaimg large and rapid sales, our
3 A. i.,ut ot tcasouablo Clothing is full aud
ury,WHs usual. lnlge additions being made
w rti c. mprlses att styles, kinds, and sizes,
s.. ...4a etndts 10 supe,fue. mems youths,
OI Al c0h is sgiisa III once sgithoGt
m ~, uts O,t purchases have mostly
i+s.q nee The .reHl decline in prices, the
81 tur our sork g reduced to the came
q .I iI, 80 that our customers may rely upon
vng tie Jul benefit Of The decline and pur
T. ueas iosqer pnces fhan t1a io,oeI, ogersd
ifi.agt. IOWER HALL,
Nc. 6lB Market Street,
BENNETT & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
A gnlendid proDert,v f,r Sale.

81 that laig" lumber AID aud pharf property at
a th. nwtr rUi Of Market Freet exfsudiuS irnin he
Ralir ,ad u the DhfstisnA river hHYiug font Mar
ket ltres Of about $50 H., the length front
Shipey street, front Water erset Il il1k &. ami
- wharf front cfisft. Including the large building
l23 the cnruer of Market AND Wster t'fset., kn
-%s4ALaE the Ilunsbergsr tutilng, whisii4 "a g. ny
llSlf Il aud four stories III h..
lhs is Of The best prop-ftlo 10 wlmiugtja Is aii
10 good order aud will br sold on flvs srabis terms
matl0tf WILLIAM HU5 L.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

SAVE your MoNRT.-Remember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCauley, Esq., No. COG Market street, viii.
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceive deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and I've per cent. interest paid
on the same from the hay OF deposi,.
WM. bloCAuILsY, President.
JoHs p. RUTH. sacv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

by authority Of the Secretary Of tbs Treasury, tho
uadsrsisnsl A,s assumed the General slb4r , ioo
Agency for The sale OF uaisl States Treasury Ne'es
bearing and three tsaths per cent interest per
Annum, known as the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

Z 30s.-A few more days aud Trey will all DO
sold. Persons holding U. 4, Cernhcates Of In"
drbtednoss can have them converted into 3lls
without cost, or c'n have them COLLECTED fer 10
per cent 1ers0us wishing 10 invest in the 30s
before they are all sild, c mike arrangement
to pay for them Oh or hefore the 10Th Of April
by calling on H. r RORIAsoA & Go,
Corner Of 4th and Market ats,
aubserlption Agents. .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

HrR AND EAa,-riof j. Isaacs. 81. d., ocu
llst and Aurist, formerly at Ley len, Holland,
permanently located at No. 5ll Pine Street
Philadelphia, whore persons afflicted with dies
easea cf the Eye aud far will be scientifically
trsste aud cniri II oursble. Artificial Eyes
inserted without rain.
N. B.-Tbe Medical faculty Is iayited, as he
has no secrets In his mode OF treatment. iulT ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05

THO brIdai Chamber, an Es.ay ot Warning
Al Instruction for Ypnng Men-pubishsd by tho HoU'
nrd AssQeaton aud sent tree OF charge in sealed snve
lones Address, Dr. skllln lloushton, Howard Az
ISOLATION, philadelphia, Pa febl0.ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
Dividend

THR AETIsASs SAVINGS BANr
No. 6OI Market Street. Wilmington
m April i2th, 1906,
lhe mAn48stA have this DAY 4 cared their 81 hth
tomi-annual dividend at tn, u SIX per cont rsr
s. TAX. -
Dividends not drawn ara regarded AZ dap1s ii. from
Spi ~ Hhd bss'e entitled To participate In future
apri4,it JOHN p. MoLEAR, Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT

NoTICE-ln consequence u the un parAelled and In
G. easing demand for my popular portrait Of onr late
Amsnted President, compelled 10 to The
and the pnbl generally that have Increased Its
RETAIL PRICE TO
TWO DOLLARS PER COPY.
Ny preFsss running day and light hut unable
MI 1.-THE Of my orders and those who desire rst prut,
while the plate Il IN good condition. do soon.
This portrait Is engraved Steel IN the hi CHEST style
ofnrt ioxl4 inches aud 10 printed plata paper l9x24
Inches and Is smbellished with elegant aud assui
border II is from brady imperial photograph and is
10 be the nusst portrait VI the Great De-
parted both work Of AIT and in point Of accuracy
ksut iIes Of fehArSe on receipt Of the price, by
j. c. BuTTRE, PubliGher,
sprzs.i No. IS Franklin St. New York CITY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
INVALID

Publi,hsd fer tho benent and Warming and
CAUlluN TO iurNd MEN
WHO sufor frum NriV ub D-biliy, Premature Decay %
Manhood eto supplying at the same time,
Tlth MEANS OF sELf CNhE,
BY Who has cured hrusa Al or is put 70 Sfast eS
psnse snd Injury through medical humbUs aud quaekery
By enclosing post paii addiesaei envelope single
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EsI..
drrsam rhilasell hlA Is,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
One Gent Reward.

waikod away (too iasy to rup) from the subscriber
Thomas Smith apprentice to the Morocco business
having year He is about feet inches
high. dark hair and has downward snlky look. All
persons hofby notified OF the fact. and cautioned
agAnst harborInE employing him whle he owes me
service, STEPHEN pORTLEs
2o4 Wes, Fourth str. 1t,
mAye4tv Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
Deafness. Blindnesa and Catarrt

@fo0AAAbpl AfAAAAAA09h lAAA
Treated with the utm1st suceess by De J. IsAACH
oeust aud Aurist. 10 msry u Leyden, HollAphJ 30
bip PINE street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from ths
most rslabs tue City AID County Gao be seen
AZ his Office Thu med oal fsanlty invited 20 nc
company their patients hs has secrets In hts prae
tles. ARTIFICIAL EYfs, inserted, without pain. 10
charge made fof examination. f=hiOiy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
AMBER OIL,

which IL 10 pure that ia used in lie Grade Sa BY par
pons In the vicinity fjr Illuminating purposss.
Fbls oil ossss only about 90 cent Ia refining, II
has asS been tss,sa by aehinia In Philadsphia ApH
-
apd equal 10 the beat sperm ell f.. up, eatlnr pur-
p'''' "siI''E -...,y st ga per barrel.
Tract No LaIs Il g for tho term Of 10 years
With ioyn II hire sbtha, situated upon the NysrA
Farm, Big whtslsy Creek Green County, IA.
This tract is usn tImbsTsd ARi 10 uudsrlaiI with
large vein OF bltunluous COAL with quite number o.
banks already opsned both Of which tine oo sauy h.v.
full privilege Ct using fee Of charge carry on their
operations 1hl' tract iaa short distance above Maple
Town.
The Whitley c'a,k Oil Company, nsAr Hapls Town
has struck good vein Of oil aud IL preparing to pump
hr John q. Williams our superintendent has en-
gagged men, aud Is vigorously prosecuting the work. With
the mNehnaiy all the property. He ia now putting
one wsll down and has cad a ssesnd.
We have ordered the mAshnsty for third which viii
b delivered By the 35;h lplsRnt.
2Oco9 hsrsE only oasred for tAis AlArgs portion
Of Whlsh Ia aiFesdy subSeribsd.
fsbse'iPi'eas He,lv.i at the B4nking Hsuse Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
DIVIDEND.

hAFK OF DELAWARE
WILMIseToS, May I'd, IaeS.
The directors have this day declared a dividend OF
twelve dollars per share being sx per cent Tor the last
six months payable to the stoskh1ldets their legal
representatives, on RfteT tho Ii th instant.
They hAVs also declared extra dividend q eleven
dol4rA share payable At ths same time, eeAr Of
nnlied States taxes. BY order
s. s.RLoYD
Nay 5N Cashier
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-05
Wilmington Post oflce--Mails Close.
journal and Statesman Tine-tabie.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
April 8, 1865.
Canfuliy corrected wilA every change


Carefully corrected ,oHh every change
TRAINS LHAvH WILMIEgroN son PHiLADnLPHIl
at 10 minutes before O'Clock, morning.
At o'clock, morning,
At 30 minutes after . O'Clock, morning.
At IL o'clock. noon.
At O'Clock, afternoon
Al O'Clock, afternoon.
At 27 minutes after 4 u'cOck, afternoon.
AZ 80 minutes nfier O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after q o'clock, evening.
Al 27 minutes before 8 O'Clock, night.
At 4 minutes before 10 o'cluok HiEh.,
Al so ninuies after O'Clock, evening, sundGys
TRAINS LsAVH PHlbADELrHiA rOR WiLMihoTor
At minues after o'clock in the morning.
Al 10 miuu:es before 8 O'Clock, mo niog,
At 10 minutes after o'clock, Mcrning.
AT III O'Clock, morning.
At Is minutes after o'clock, afternoon.
at O'Clock, afternoon
AT so minutes utter o o'clock, afternoon,
AZ minutes before 4 o'clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock, afternoon,
AT o'eock, ev -ulRg.
" 10 O'Clock, night
At l6 minutes afiee II .'clnct light
AZ miuutra afier 4 . claos moruipg, Sundays
At 10 o'ilock, uigh, sundays
~ is mlaltcs af,r IL o'clnck night, Sundays
TEAMS LEAVE WILNiNdros FOE NEW CASTLE,
At 10 miqutfs nfter 0 o'clock, morning.
Al 25 minutes before O'clock, hdon.
At 8 minutes before O'Clock, afternoon.
At 25 minutes before O'Clock, evening.
TRAINS LBAys Nsw CAsTtH TOR WILMINGTON.
At so minutes after o'clock. morning
AT minutes after o'clock morning
At so miuuiea after ! O'Clock, afternoon.
At O'Clock In the evening