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The my Policy CONVENTION AT CLEyELASD. -
good deal asohhmen expressed in Newark yesier
day when It was discovered tina, the name Of Gen. Robert
McAlter appended TO Raymonds call for Ny Pol
lev Soder Convention at Cleveland. We have the best au
hotiy Tor saving that Gen. McAser authorized any
such use OF hi, He has no ympathy with the late
movement Philadelphia. Gen. Runyon, tie COppefnead
in the seryice) Con Mott, who holds snecnre IN the
service Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company apper
by their signatures as hs only EsvJersey soldiers yO
In he movement.
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, John C. Rutherford, prominent citizen Of Gooeh'
Isn. County Virginia died sNv day. ago BIS faher ded
spy week ago.
The Rev J. c. Fletcher, Tie Brazilian lecturer. d,
buidiug house al NswburyPort Mass thai will cost
lalGj0o. a..es
Or Rev. Samuel ". Worcester died a. salem.
NJ % The 10th The deceased was a. oae time IA ths L's
sl4isrs and lately has been distinguished divine
hIfof Joseph Jones M. D., OF Augusta, Ca has
teog5 s ohsr Of pathology 10 tie rrsdea is2a''a'a o.
~ ss;gsgg u SGsbJDs'
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HOW uIIIe TIC uIUtIou.T %
Hetwlfl Ieesfledum and Z. Vt1Isi Zee

J. the lid Congressional Convention Oi Baltimore,
yesorday. Mr.. j. J. Stewart nominated for Congress;
after which resolutions ed0pted denOuncng tbs
course of President johnson unwse, unpa'rOtc and
a direct usurpation OF Congress Mr. William J. Albert
Of Baltimore County nominated b. the Yth District
Onion Convention fof Congress.
The Union campaign fairly opened in Toledo Ohio,
yesterday. The Hon. James M. Ashley OF Lucas was re-
nominated for Congress. By reclamation.
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DIsvemrat in Fsysr Of Converting the New Jer-
legislature.

large meeting Radical Un.ons,S w., hsll a Bur'in
ton on te 2st ~ aiv % Gov. NI-l % cal tle Leg,lc
toy,tfs- - ri'ify tho c0nsi.utons. an3nimsa. Res
Luton, % bat ca'o. v,g alop.oi. ll9 oaoi i77'our
tho acton Of C)usrs3s.
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PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATES TO THg NATIONAL USI0N
CONVENTION.

HARRs8uRG. Pa. Thursday Ans. -, lsvp;
Gov. Curtin has issued circular Invitation 70 Tue
Representative IN Congress from Pennsylvania inviting
such Of them respond TO the call OF the southern
ovalist, for Convention ia Philadelphia to be present
and participate in the deliberations OF those parrots "
Is his earnest desire have Pennsylvania represented III
that body AID IL j, expected that he VIII appoint >ch'
i0ull dhega.cs.
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Pe,lmu,trr Dreapilated.

BuyFuo. Thur,dsy Aug %. 40.
The Hon. AimOn NJ. Clpp, rep postmaster o. tAis
c.y, IA, bsea superseded BY -. Caudeo, Adm.
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INDIANA


FbLlfitAil NlNL INp.'H
Msssr3 ColAZ ini Turpis candidates Tor congress m
ths lXh District. have arranged Tor JOINT oinyas,-one
sDe3Oh On each county, commencing on the oh OF o1pe
bar Wssh51rne and ChypoOl baTe made Arrangements
COT i6 iai1t spccches-twO IN each county.
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sfIIi Anasrd and WONDERING:

&. Dry Rec, S,,slnfT-c,nolgfeiD -
Greenwood. still delighted With nor Rev se, hs
Sswipx Bsehp- close, bet description OF tn"s
A, r ase coa.s tsve n1 Jet come 20 sny sea- Para
work msciBe. Is ~ smeses ne AN 50
VITA wondsng q. it, pucs ss vt ae. 5c1shs 20 4,
,san, AID greyhound tie scsntiks rfcrs
o. ls cour,s dpn sieye there VII ne any r"s
:, r slysnl Of my . wte ihs dry gocd hoi ,Df
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LITERARY PERsoSAL.-Mr. Moses i. Brown, lately
Of Cincinnati about 20 become Professor Of oraoy and
Locgtiou al Tgas College MAJ.
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Col. Joaa s. Tc.a o. N-..irorc,, lv.1', .ai so5n
,op.,u,,l pr.ai!er u &c Lss :sGy y AIlse:
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A johnson man was heard 20 muse a. "a cane ont
Of the Delaynn HOu,s Ia Albany s O.h5r day er 10 all
aaee between Tsmmany and Weed.
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5perial Notices.

Neti~e.rhe mails for Britain and the
Ccrn.n- sud BremsA brsines es
sssgier CITY " London ana Ior
Htnous CITY ssxoIis on August -.
,,i o.s a, mi. oAcs the nv town ohess AZ
10 o, saou.A snd b. stations AID u, ~ sss-
ION. 2 ara H. Sts.ioD G, : p t.
T ~ s f,r franc. via and Hyrs steamer lafayette
viii cic. a, his SATURDAY, AuFa's IS a. A. saa
.,th..or,r oh,~. Stations and b. cO6t sss-
.iorst ard D. T4ss and p s) stsiiea os
"a, n JAMES KELLY. z. NJ
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No is BrosSraz N.r York Aus % lse6.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS
Young mon who wish to qualify themselves for Busi
Life, have unequAlled advantages for doing 30 at
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
stories of the rge double building at the N g. Of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH streetS, Is we'll lighted,
and fitted up in style Of elegance aud conTenienes
which is unsurpassed.
The instruction given here ia Of the most practical and
busiAesske character The appreciation of Its value Is
shown by the fact that during the past nearly seven
huadred students in attendance, and also by the
readiness with which Its graduates secure lucrative
situations, and the large number of applications made
to the College for them.
The course of finstruction includes
HOUSEKEEPING,
which is taughtin all its departments and applications,
Just as II is Pracced by the best accountants and bus
men. Each student opens, writes out and cosea
of books adapted to the various branches Of
rsde makes out in proper form the various papers used
count Currents, Account sales, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C.. and Is Instructed in the large
variety Of transactions and customs ofbutineHs llfe
PENMANsHIP.
which is important to every business man, receives
here is welt calculated to make elegant aud rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
Including Interest Profit and Loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange &c. is taught in its shortest and most Ap-
COMMERCIAL Law, MATHEMATICS and DETECTING CouH-
NOTES. included in the Of instruction.
TELEGRAPHING
both by Sound and Paper taught by ofthe best
practical aud experienced operators and every facility
is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all the
mnutlp Of the profession.
department has been opened for the reception Of
eflades for instruction in this branch. The great and
increasing demand for competent operators, offers
usual opertunit sfor remunerAtve employment.
As instruct is given to each student separA tely,
those who wash enter for any particular branch can do
so.
The time usually required for the complete Counting
House Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks,
cordiug to the number of hours daily devoed to It,
handsome Diploma, with the seal Of the inst tuition at
tached, is awarded en- graduation.
Students received at time. and instructed
at such hours may hest suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, &c, may be obtained
gras application,
E-CRIENDsss series OF Practical TrsAtlses on Book.
KgEpfSG, and JUDGB sHARwooD'B lectures before the
students, Commercial Law for Aale at the College
gH rRTTTENnEN g. IN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09

EB- LEoTuRE.-Dr VIM. Fitzgibbon will
lecture on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, at
McDonnclls Hall, (Ferris Il Garrett's build
ing,) in reply to Rev. George Quigley's Lee
ture on 1.-THE Evils of the Times, and his :
attacks on Spiritualists and Spiritualism, as
delivered by him at Kennett Square and
Brandywine Village.
n G!g Seven Thirties of all dates bought and
sold by JOHN MeLEAR d Son,
607 Market Street.
G9yrWANTED TO LET.--Part of Dwelling
House ON Market Street, occupied by quiet,
religious family. None but a strictly moral
person need apply. Reference required.
Address this office, stating where interview
may be had.
az esEs@ FIVE -TwENTIEsl FIvE-TwENTIEsl-
Persons wishing to buy or sell 5-20's, or any
other kind of U. S. Securities, can be ac-
commodated at the office of
JonN McLEAR g. Son,
6O7 Market Street.
Ns- Pleasant rooms with board in pri-
vate family, terms moderate. Inquire, 1114
West Street.
GB-CoAL.-Locust Mountain, Stove, Egg
and Nut, prepared for family use, and care
fully screened before being delivered. Also
Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood, for sale by
GEORGE w. BUSH,
French Street Wharf.
eTTHE WHEREABOUTS OF THE PREsI-
4 DENT OF Mexico. to the latest
intelligence from Mexico it is hard to tell
where the President of Mexico is at this
time. Let that be as it may, no gentleman
| is in doubt as to the very place where he
can have his clothing made in the most fash
ionable style, from the best materials. j.
H. Muhlhausen, No AIS King Street, in this
city, has the reputation of being one OF the
best, if not the very best, tailor in Whining
ton, and we would advise all TO give him
call.
Ray-FoR SALE.-The three story brick
dwelling house at the s, e. corner of 7th
and King Streets. Terms reasonable. Ap
ply to JOHN MoLEAE d Son,
No. 607 Market Street.
lE-THE MoRMoNs. Reports are received
from Utah that the Mormons contemplate
the abandonment of that Territory, and n
wholesale emigration to the Sandwich Is
lands. II does not make much difference to
the peoplc of the United States where the
Mormons 70, but one thing is certain that
gentlemen of taste and refinement in this
CITY, always GO to the Excelsior Bathing and
J Hair Dressing Saloon of James Parker, No.
II East Third Street. when they desire any
, thing done in the tohsorial art in the best
possible manner
EF- ENAMEL OF AMERICA" is a highly
perfumed preparation, which will make the
skin smooth, remove all blotches, specks,
Y freckles. Call or send and get bottle
4 Price $1.00 per bottle Sole Agent,
THOMPSON, Druggist,
Institute Building.
WT-" ENAMEL OF AMERICA" is purely
vegetable preparation. Ladies use and
beautify yourselves. Sent to any part o
il. the country by express and sent to any par
i of the city free of charge. Sole Agent,
!, THOMPSON, Druggist,
&c Institute Building.
ct RESs~ Fine Toilet Soaps in Pound Bars
II Lows Elder Flower, Glycerine, Honey an,
:, Brown Windsor Soups in pound bars, also
l. fine assortment of French, English an
Is American Toilet and Shaving Soaps in cake
C. M f. BRINGHuRsT IL Co.'s,
IA Sixth aud Market.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
PHILADELPHIA, RILMINGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.


BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY sth, 1866
81, Trains Will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WASHINGTON AVENUE. as foll.Ss:
EXPRESS TRAIN at AO5 A. N, ,(AfoBdAys excepted.
for Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington
Perryv lle iavrs de Grace Aberdeen, Psryman's Mag
DELAWARE Il. X. THAN at SIS A. ~, (sundsys
excepted for Salisbury, Milford and intermediate sta
WAY.MAIL TRAIN at0.l5 \. NJ. .tgnaJays exceptsd)
or baltimore, aoppng at Che' ti Ttur uw, Llr rood
OMymoni and all Regular stgtiprs eL9 Miir gton
EXPIRES TRAIN At24SP.M (sundAys excepted, for
bsilmore and Washington stopping Al Chester Caymont
Wilmington, Newark, Llkon, North Fast, Periyvilis,
aAvre de Grace Aberdtes, PeFrymAn's, Magnolia and
NIGHT ExpREssat Ills p. NJ. for Baltimore and
washington, stopping Vt Chester, Thurlow, Linwood,
ryville, aAd Havre de- Grace.
Passengers by boat frsm Baltimore for Fortress Mon
s.l6 A. NJ. Train. -'''A0 "''' ''>'
~, As an additional accommodation fr those holding
ern Points Special will leave tae Philadephis d.
Po at II 80 A. h connecting at Grays Ferry with the
niornlng Express Train from New York.
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and Will
Leave Philadelphia at BIG, lilo A.M,sa0, 500 and
Ivy r. NJ The $50 p NJ train connects with De! aware
Railroad for Milford and intermediate stations.
al Leave We wilmington at 100, s.f5 and saoA. NJ $40
II Traas for New Castle leave Philadelphia Ats15A.A
Leave wilmington at 1900 NJ, 4.aO and o65P.N.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
heaye Chester at s0l, 1858, and lO.14 A. NJ, i2sGa4
Dol, 644, and 10 90 p. M.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore s95 A. NJ, Way Mail l1OP Ex
press $50 = NJ, Express, 9.25 p. NJ. Express.
An Accommodation Train for Hayredt Grace and in
lermediate stations, will leave Baltimore At 4I0P.M.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9.b2 A. NJ, 3.23 and 1l.6OP.M
"ii@inSton On at 1871, 5.is and 1888 a. ~, and
SUNDAY TRAINS
EXPRESS TRAIN at 4.O5 A, NJ, for Baltimora and
washington, stopping at Wilmir gton perryvlle Havre
Run. = ~e - S'''e'
NIGHT EXPRESS at Ills =. NJ, for Baltimore and
Glaymont Wilmington, Newark, Elkton North .Isst
Perryvile and Havre de Grace ''
~; SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Philadelphia for VIII.
inlnston ana intermediate stations at 300 p. NJ,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at BPS P. NJ, stonpinR at Haytsd
Grace, ierryvile and Wilmington Also stops al Ektn
anu newark ito take passengers and leave
passengersfrom Washington Baltmsre and Chester to
leave pAssenGsrsirom Baltimore or Washington.
SPECIAL TRAIN
WIZ leave Wilmington for Philadelphia and niermedi
ate stations at $50 z. NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
ATTACHED
WI leave Wmbagton for PsrryVllle and ntermsi iais
II. F. KEENEY Superintendent.
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On AND AFTER MONDAY, OCTOBER 2sd, 1855,
IrAnA io the accommodation OF Passengers will run
as tolloWsi until further notice:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09

bank. One drowned man had 81 200 on his
person.
Twomen, names not known, blew out their
brains with pistols, preferring TO die that way
rather than burn to death
THE MIssouRI-PART OF THE PASS ENeERs
SAVED.
The disaster TO the Missouri was caused by
racing. The steamer left New Orleans,
January 20, for Cairo. A letter to the Gin
cinnati Commercial, dated at Evansville,
Indiana, January 30, says: "Thc Missouri
and Silver Moon came up from below last
night, and for some hours raced hard. hut
though for fifteen minutes the two boats were
head and head, the Silver Moon could not
pass her competitor, and then rakcd down
tho fires.
When the Silver Moon arrived here, near
midnight, she found the Missouri lying at
our wharf II seems that the Missouri left
about O'Clock, and then commenced a race
with the Dictator, and near the mouth of
Green river, some twelve miles distant by
river but seven by land, tho Missouri was
blown up, and the Dictator being very near
took of all tho persons ON the ill-fortunod
steamer that could be found, and proceeded
on her way to Newburg, ten miles by land,
and taking on DIR. Slaughter to render medi-
cal and surgical aid to tho wounded
Sixty persons are supposed to hayc been
lost Captain j. Y. ITurd was severely,
though not MORALLY wounded; Mrs Hurd,
wife of the captain, was killed; Henry lIurd,
one of the pilots and eldest son of the cap
tain, had his leg badly shattered; Arthur
llurd, second clerk, and his little brother,
also sons of the captain, were scalded. Mr..
Wayland clerk of the boat was saved He
is, however, severely hurt. The first and
second mates were saved. The first en-
gineer was killed; the second engineer and
striker were rescued, both severely scalded
The bartender was hurt by falling timbers.
Nearly all the hands of the boat-num-
herring perhaps sixtY-were lost
INCIDENTS.
The survivors lost all their clothing, money
and other vAluahles. Nearly all of them
had no apparel, save their night clothing,
when rescued. A gentleman and his wife,
from Massachusetts,, escaped with the loss of
all their baggage, including 5000, and fine
gold watch, jewelry, Sc, which they had
placed under their mattress.
In searching among tie ruins, the body OF
middle-aged lady was discovered and taken
out of the wreck. From the location of the
body, ii was surmised that the lady was the
wife of Captain Hurd. She was clad in her
night clothes Her head and face was some.
what dis6gured, but Notwithstanding this,
o gentlemen who had seen her before death,
expressed himself quite positively as to hel
identity.
A frightful cash on the head indicated
that she was killed instantaneously by q
piece of timber or splinter of the wreck,
which crushed her skull aud laid bare hei
brain. She had one or two bruises on the
body.
The Missouri's deck crew numbered about
seventy men. A large number of those were
asleep under the boilers at the time Of tht
explosion, OF those under the boilers no
one escaped.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
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NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESST0NS--1S65.

The buildings and grounds have been placed in com
pete order aud filled up with furniture especially
adapted the comfort and convenience OF sudsntE
private study free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course of instruction Is thorough and practical
designed to at young for admission to best
Colleges, for the active duties Of the farm, shop
counting house.
By the liberality OF the Board Trustees Academy
is furnished with library Of volumes, and Of
the bes collections Of Chemical and Philosophical Appa-
ratua in the United statesthus aordng facilities for
acquiring complete Scientific and Mathematical educa-
tion far superior to most schools In country.
The best Teachers will be employed and labor
spared to the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted to his Terms
moderate. For circulars and Information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
srnAnnrlc 1llIKvINc.

SIAAfsHVlC TtAAh ING
Win is there nuv but lrm belieVeH
oar eily cara tho "selOo OF thieves
Where graluatlng seouudrela dira
lnto our pockets, ard thus thrivci
ut wtsbe II an all, they make these dives
Into the pockets Of our wiyos
When female sanctty should be
pledge u safe seeuiity.
But these augsllant wTeiehes caro-
Net one red copper" for the fairi
But, without fcruplo, take their stand,
Regarding all fair game at hand
One wi tta-e rudely at a dame,
Til il = indignant face is iSmt
The "chumn sits quot by her side,
Aud through her skirts his fingers glide.
The upshot oi the raids soon told,
The pockets cut, the lsdy's sold"
And ouly when her home she reaches
Experience lesson teAches
There are two things would imp'esE-
First, ladies, watch around your dress;
And, having warned YOU for your good,
As ev'ry gallant poet should
Your husbands next we would advise
To watch their drees, II truly wise,
As we'll as times will now permit,
And hasten to obtain ct.
Nor will they have to travel far,
But sraghtway journey TO the srAg-
At that sUPgRB EMPORIUM find,
kaiment OF choicest cut and kind,
And FAsnIoN eTYLg and rAstR obtain,
At such CHEAP RATES they'll call again.
CONFIDENCE
Ia tho word which best expresses the feeling OF all
hey enter the Great "STAR" CLOTHING ENPoRiuM They
to feel that they at the very focus OF fashion
md low prices Owing TO the arrangements which We
nave made with the Insurance Companies, closing
,ut stork on hand REoARnLBss OF COST
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
600 CHESTNUT sTRBEF, sIdN OF TIE "EFAR,"
PaRRr 4 Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
rn CnNsrnrprIvMa.

The advertiser having been restored 70 health In q few
weeis by very simple remedy, after having suffered for
several years with lung Affection and that dread
disease C1nsumption-is anxious omAke known to his
10 low sufferers the means Of cure.
70 all who desire it, he Will send copy the preserip
used res Of charged with the directions for prepAr
ing aud using the same, which they will find a suRK CURE
or Consumpiion Asthma, Bronehtif, Coughs, Colds and
ali Throat and Lung Affections The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he concevss
be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy as It will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, YREB, by return mail
will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
dee25-wly wllllamsbursh, Kings Co., New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09

GTATE OF vIRGINIA.--COUNTY OF
y ACC0MAC:-In the Circuit CeuTt for the said County
and StAte;-
r'S.S nn'a,a nam' ~;s =;
By virtue OF decree Of the said Circuit Court pro-
noupesd on the 10Th day Of November, A. D. 1856 ap
pointing Special Commissioner In the above entitled
cauBe ascertain and report who entitled to the
Fifteen Thousand and Dollars and Fifty -Four
and one half cents disposed OF by the will
OF Thomas r. Fisher deceased upon the death Of Eliza
beth y. Seymour formerly Elizabeth Custis) without
child or descendant Of child living at her death, and
the particular ahare interest to which each Is entitled
hereby notify all persons whom II may concern that
have appointed THURSDAY, the fifteenth day Of March,
A. D., 1885, at the law Office Of Benjamin T. Gunter Esq,
in Drummondtown, in tie said County and State the
time and place to receive proofs to who the persons
entitled to the said Of money and the particular
share interest TO which each Is entitled And hereby
notify and require all claiming be entitled to
any portion Of the aid of Money appear before
and assert their claims at the said time and place;
and 4 from any cause the taking of the said proofs
should not be commenced, or being commenced should
lot be completed that day, viii adjourn from day to
day from time to time, until the same ia completed.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of january, A. D..
1886 UPsHUR B. oUINBY,
Special Commissioner,
jani6 Attorney-AtLGw.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
CITY MATTEns.
seT OPINIONS FROM sHAKsPEARl
ny THE BARD OF TOWER HALL,

nY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Through tattered clothes, small vices do
appear"
Therefore let be''--'costly thy habit as thy
purse can buy"
"For the apparel oft proclaims the man."
"Note yonder gentleman" "well-spoken,
neat and fine"
"The glass of fashion and the mould of form,
Tho observed of all observers" "Nnd ten to
one
You'll meet him in the Tower"
We hare by far the largest stock Of Mems,
Youta's and Boys Clothing in Philadelphia.
oar prices dre guaranteed IoUer than the
JOtoest clseiohere
TOWER HALL,
No. 51s Market Street, PHILADELPHIA
BENNETT & Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
DIR. aTRICKLAND,s MELLIFLTOUs
COUGH RALgAH.

is warranted to be the only preparation known to oure
Coughs, Colds, lloarsene,s Asthma, Whooplng Cough
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis and Group
Bsng prepared from Honey and Herbs Il is healing soft
es, aud e1pectoTatng, and particularly suitable for
all Affections OF the Throat aud Lungs Por sale by Drug
gsts everywhere jau12-T6siT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-09
pYsPEPsIn.

DIR. s1RlCKLAND's TONIC is a concentrated prepa.
ration Of Roots and Herbs, with anaeds and earmna.
yes to strengthen the stomach and nervous system II
Ia certain remedy for Dyspepsia Indigestion Eer.
vousBess Loss OF Appetite Acidity Of tine Stomach
flstulency AID Debility 1t is not alcoholic, therefore
particularly suited for Weak Nervous and DyspeptIc
persons For sale by all Druggists everywhere at 81 per
bottle. jan12E&sly