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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
Board OF immigration.

The Board Of immigration has been
holding a meeting at this place for the
past few days. Among other business
transacted it has appointed the foil ow-
ing named gentlemen at The places iu-
dicaled 10 solicit and receive subscrlp.
tions and contributions of money in all
of The object of its organization. The
Legislature Appropriated but Two th0us.
and dollars in aid of this measure, rely-
ing, 10 i great extent, upon the gener-
osity and enterprise of the people Of the
Territory to contribute much OF The mon
ey necessary TO be expended in the en-
ployment OF agents, and presenting IN
different languages, the advantages and
claims of Nebraska, &c. 1t is hop d that
the citizens throughout the Territory will
Subscribe literally in this direction and
assist in the introduction of the great in
hux of immigration that is flowing from
the Eastern States, Canada and Europe
westward.
These are the appointments ;
Rulo, w d Scott.
Pawnee Cuy, ID. Butler.
Brownville I w Bedfard.
Nebraska Clty, Jno B Bennett
Plaltsmouth j. w Marshall
Bellevue G w Slurges
Omaha, A D. Jones
FontenelIe. Henry Sprick
Tekama, Mr.. Hyde
Decatur Chas + Porter
DAkOta City Rev S Aughey
Ponca N S Porter
ST Helena Peter Jeanel
Fremont Z H Rogers
Columbus + A Hoffman
Kearney Cry NJ H S~ydenham.-
Omaha Republican 18Th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

With pleasure I car recommend Dr.80RT n "a 50
Sni.oted. - have tcen q great sufferer with disease
called Catarrh iJr many years. and tor three mctths
previous I'D applyinE 10 D. BORT l could not sleep dc
nj BIT, I was - much distressed As soon as { com o
meuCep ireai meut with DR.. BORT I beaan improving
aud at this tIne feel entire y free from The disease
! have previous to applying to Dr.. BORT en- iesvorei
To oltan re'ieflr,m every IN. wn- course. Th.se az
f.ctei in these ways vouIC 60 well TO causuit Dr. Bort
1T once J PIPE,
Steamboat CBtin B Ider.
No. 95 LCvee street.. 81. LOuis.
Reference end rauftS uj medical gen elmcn and 9th
e's who have teen Intimately acquainted "ih D..
BORT and WHO tahe particu ar pleasure in rec-ni-
meuains hIm to The patronage Of The public a. a gen
tlemsn wOr thy OF every com emo. and surgeaH in
Valentine Mt 81. D.. l. L. D., New York.
J. b. Francis. 81 d l. LID.
Jo-i h n wood Nd,
4. L. Clark, N. D..
J 3 Crsue, M. d
H. Church. NJ. D.
L. d Rogers. +. >,
d $ Baker. NJ D..
Or. Mott. P, esident Ct the Union college Of scheme
q p. Parish, NJ. D, New York.
F.. p. CIss N d
a $ Heslie. Surgical instrument Manufactured, s..
5 epnen Alezss der D D college of New Jersey.
John McLaue d D "
LYMAN Atwafer. DID,.
James c.. NCG4t, D.. D.,
b. NJ. Musgrave, D.. d.
Hon. L.. A. Chandler, Rockway
Judge r bes-n. BelYblere.
p. 3. Kennedy, Esq. 90
r.. RyinEton, az d..
Benz. Deputy. Esq.
Rev. Wan. Kirk, "
Kew. U J. Osburn, "
Chief Justice WberpIey, MorristowR,
Hon J ,cOb Vauneit9,
Hon. Theodore IdJtle
James, Dickinson, Esq. Chester
Rev J. StoutcHburs
Rev }. Brewster
Rev q. q. Keer. L Id. Utica New York formerly
AR z fru-at AtT.RFp
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
Highway Robbery in AtchTSOn Co

At a late hour last evening Gen w,
R. Penick received a dispatch from Col.
p. A. Thompson. of Rockport. Alchlson
County, stating that on yesterday Mr.. Z.
l.. Clark of A;chison county while OF
the Tarkio Creek, was stopped by two
h~ighwaymen and robbed of SO. 900 in
money belonging to Col. Thompson 1t
is certainly one of The most daring and
successful robberies we have ever BEEN
called on TO publish, and it is sincerely
TO be hoped that no effort will be spar d
by the officers of The law to ferre: cut
the robbers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
TEEG

CERTIFY Ga
Il few oftae many recent voluntary teStiuouiejs
have been cure by Dr. Bot (rfJ tatttn OF the most
recent dste) Althpu-1 ht:tIs uffv tltgs4nls il
his possession, few only isLere satj lad
ST. LOU MoJI.e i5th 1865
I have been Jeaf in ore ear for h-y years, o@rcs,iln-
ed by Sct5!ct FsTer Of CanSer-rah, an. in Tie other
car thirty ye us, ctIsel by FEVER az itki1g qunile.
IN crstahd any ore au1 it was impossible for me 10
bear clulmO8 conversation. Nv Ge illness W ~ accom-
panied D. "a Coasfan' ciSehirIe from the ear ) al o a
continuous roaring and kissing IN nv ears. Three
moths since l put my self undCr Or % .rt's care al
thOuch sevCuty-1He years ~ age be caused mo to
JASPER JOHNSTON.
Fourteenth Street. 81. LOWS 80.
Nr Johrston was formerly a WEolesa e Grec.r on
gv-a ~Iso ..a~9- .y7 srr,-ol rr5rt q M e. Is
treS~iug disease 81 the Eye auI Liver I have been
treated By sixteen din rent physicl rs during that
time without te"edt. l called on DIR Fort, and IN
six weeks. without anv operation IN my Eyes. so en-
TREY cure me. ! reside N J5rsyviile. Iiiinois
AMELIA A. FOR XTH.
st LOUIS, No, Jane 10 L 1895.
DR.. BORT-Delr Sir; / have Ieea blind and help
less for The last eleven years. being lei most every
where ! have been nearly as bal fer the past fifteen
YEAR, %suHefiug TAR more thau tOngua can teu. Now
my eye are Us we'll. and yJu have, tlllx G Il. cured
me. And If his plain statement can lie the means
OF giving relief 10 airy poor sufferer, YOU may publish
it MRS. LOI5IA BLOW.
Ihave been afflicted with s~crofuious Sore Eyes ever
since / Can remember, and have eGie lvored to obtain
relief from every known source ard fin lily. as a las:
Resource ~cOnclated 20 lpe myseit under Tie charge
ii Dr. Is art, wlo curet nv ewes jn six week.
Yours, ME-. ABRAHAM GOODMAN,
ST. Lois 10
ALTON, I'll Aurult t1ta lse5.
DR.. BORT-Dear sir: have taken Your r uIebcs
ard tol owed y uTdirec O"s :Or a CataiT ni D a-nes5
vi h vhiCh ! rave - long b en- an o Il (8 yeart)
I am Lapp. TO sta c to you thIl ] au-e.ltrrly cured.
am N ~ tia ks 10 JCu ftT tie sGI sou bestowed IN
NY ts-e
I am my dear sir your C5edieEt friend a1d well wisEer
n. =. yam Alton uIu,is.
have been 81 feriBg rem a Catarrhal , fectin OF
the ! II gs % two yel RS, 20 mU~h so I wa>teI fast for
minis Hld constant couch, and expectafa
q thiCk, yell wish maIer h4d~Vrev4uu, t. ap
pIyi z 30 DT. 81 C. eFl av0r d to obtain relief ft0m
y knowd source, and an TO no avail until tD+k
reatu G. tlICm Or Bort who cared ne in six weeks
tre-tA en-. G. p, CoLLAW
n 16i Four,centh street, ST Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

We would suggest that the following
figures show rather an unhealthy condI
lion of things in our neighboriog county
II certainly would be much better for the
city and country surrounding il if large
proportion of the votes were in the COM
Try. While The cuy polls over a 1000
votes, the entire country. exclusive of the
cry, polls about $50 votes. The figures
are from the official returns of the late
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
ADMINISTRATORS N0uce.

Notice is hereby given that | Will o. Saturday,
thy 30ih day Of June, 1856, az one O'Clock +. NJ
of SAID day. tGer foE sale at public Auction to the
highest bidder FOR cash IN hand, the follow ing re-
al estate to-wit Lot five in Block eighty-seven, in
the Town Of Peru, in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Sale viii take place on tho premises
above described.
+, 4. DOWLER, Administrator,
37-3t $50 Estate of VIM. GeTke,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
SALE Ga STRAY STOfK

On N,ndsy So. 5l.a ! e J.fr, 1875, 80 ter
O'Clock A.. NJ | viii oaer foy sale to the highest
bidder forea,h in hanl at he resid1nea Of Gco1ga
Crow living seven Niles ). V trym Brownvil.e,
in Nemlha County, Nebraska Territory.
Ons lard red Cow, ,Onowhat s%poekied, five years
OH last spring appraised At thi t. d1llirS, also
Oae liglt red iina bl-k Cow, four years Old last
spr;n. Appraised ut twenty-five dollars. Tdbsn
up by F. l.. Allen, apd now IN his possession,
il 5tUd +. E, ALLEN, J,P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

We have the most cheering accounts
rom the back part Of this county. En-.
grants are coming In with u~nexambled
rapidly. Many dssueis Ehere not a
house was to be seens en- the western
boundary of Nemaha and in the edge of
johnson, last fall, now the prairie is dot
ted all Over with completely opened
farms-made by breaking the prairie
early This Spring and subsoiling-wilh
crops that fairly asionish the new corners
from The older 5lales, where the soil is
partially worn out. The majority Of
the emlgranis to this section this year
are men of means sufficient TO star,
comfortably, and have already erected
comfortable and some elegant dwellings.
The sale Of lumber from the mills along
the river has doubled, and IN some places.
trebbled that Of any former season. The
emigrauts, and in fact all, are striving
for live fences from The Usage Orange,
with such zeal and determination that
success must crown their efforts. Many
of these emigrants have brought stock
with them, and are going into stock
raising. illinois has furnished a great
many emigranls 10 this country, through
the interchangeable efforts Of our owns
men, R. F. Barrett, and they are all of
that class of men who can Sfford to farm
IN good style. Mr. Barreuisa complete
Board Of Emigration, working quietly
and effectively.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.

On Monday, the 3Oth day Of July, 1876, at ten
o o'clock A.. NJ viii offer fer sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand at the residence of George
Crow, living seven miles southwest from Brownie
at Weddlcs Bridge id Nemahl County, Nebraska.
One s'rtV FiIly, with RICH hind foot white, a small
star in forehead, supposed to be three years old
last Spring appraised at Sixty-two dollars and fifty
cents. Taken up by George Crow and now in his
possession. FREDERICK +. ALLEN,
S93t Jastice Of the Peace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
SALE OF "APPRAISED STOCK.

On Friday, july, 9th 1855 alto o'clock A.. ~.
[ " al offer irr sale to She highest bidder, Tor cash
IN hand, or the premises rf Thomas Il. Edwards
living ahout4 niles abjve BrOwLville, IN Ncnaha
County, Nebraska, one stray steer. described rs fol
lows; bnHtlo. white in he face. white on the rumD.
hail Of tatt waite, n nIclsJ' brands. three years
o!i, appraised at twenty dollars b, lsrlel Cotton
and Abraham CoedeI. IL. Y. uUGHES.J. p. 81 )
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
Usage ORANGE
III - I ~ G.

The Undersigned has lgcatel IL the Territory Of
Nebra~ki,fpr tte purpose ofraising OSAGE Ptonts
and setting nut and making Fence Of the sans, !
shall cultivate aud tend ths same FIR three years
q 4 girO the Slm3 tiins 70 piy for u. ~ . charge Of
fr'm ONE dollar and TWEsTY FIVE cents to
TWO dollars per Rod. Ishall set out the Pants
next Spring, commencing nearthe Kansas line ard
60 as far up as Omaha aud probably soms distanee
beyond, taking a strip or country - or 40 miles
wide, and beyond that if there win be enough TO
do to make it On object for me 10 90 there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

Our latest gold adviCes gives it as fall
ing in Wall Street, on the 22nd it was
l49, and tending downward.
Later.-On the 25th ii was $50, clos
ing at l5I li2.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
NTR.AY HORSE

Taken up by the undersigned living , miles a
bove I.rownvill in the Missouri Valley, and with
IN his encl scd premises. on the 9TH day Of May
1866. One bright sorrel IIorsI, white bind foot
white leg nearly to knee lj5ani Is high.
$50; IA : PARKER
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

The New York Society for thr Pre-.
ven;ion of Cruelty TO Animals. having
disposed of the cruel treatment Of turtles,
are turning lheiI ATTENTION 10 "devilled'
crabs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
Healing Powers o. ECleCtirt.H.
Il Dsmons saf,e on Ovsg Tweius Taou'aad J eit--
aals By Dr. BoaT, qses For&

There is a healing piver among a.. a pby-''r SO.
has cured Thousand 90 this O. y aiter az ctrtr Sc
lens have been exhausted q Thy tiau wi" D. LHs
and further llcfees Iiwseif TO cures ucaii o. e.
which have tamCl tie skLlu 81 HUNDREDS 90 a" Ell
men il all Ia { ages. ant even b d def 90 e ua q r.
en- practi G auds lastly, mere Is a phys ciat vr 20
pr0ducc Thousand, % ~te-timCEi2s OF The m. 3 ihs,a
indi vfdual- il This city, as rI-eWhcTe. who bt,t t.te-
pcsit vely and permanently cured after al ohait ea-
mcut--afIcr lie most era ucHt meaicai men LHI 9 BE
cd Tes. yer s.. oid ttaf ph~ysisl.ni~ % Errf Nn q
IEtruary is iocJted 0u be cOrEer OF Tiird aai 3 10
streets st. I.ris. ID Blrt we verify bHt'r t1.
8 TOSS. thdn Hi tLC lcfc-. nc- rHf hF 3
prqctlced their profession here Tor those dI-etses g.
makes as speciaities, viz BiseSes CT tie Eye,-Ear5
Lungs. Throat. Heart aud Catafrh. This assertion may
lock like b0a5aing. but, neVerihele s., lis trus, anih
you d~Ubt it, consult q few Of the many perseus wi2tG
r GItiGcdies ~ tul synopsis arc 10 be fn-d ia tie CO..
uuns Of this psper tor the EIod o.. humanity. Isl.
Louis Daily DisgGfth August iith 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
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F0RWRF DING & GGhMISSi0N
M Err Gil AN rs.
STRAY NOTICE

Taken Up by the undersigned in lafayette Pre-
cinct, Ncmaha County. Nebr ska Territory on she
l4th day If June, 1856, one dark bay mare Pony,
; years I'D, with y hal or on,
4 nd WM, II. STARR. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

john g.. Dense Piuntf Before K V. Haghes
vs. Esp, }. p. Ncmaha
W,Ii,m Y. Rtodil. Deft.i County Nrb. TER.
Onlhe 18th day of May a. D. 1856.
saiJJus ice issued an order Of attachment in the
above acton for he sum Of sEvENTY-FIvE dollars.
JOHN G. pEUSER, Plaintiff.
37-3t 6in
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

The following is the amount Of
Land Entered in the Land Office of
the Nemaha Land District in this
city for the Month Of May:
Homesteads, 1864 81 acres
Az. Col. Script 1886 Is +"
Land Wanamts, 1899 AZ {"
Cash, All 90 +"
Total, 24,2I1 Is
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
Oncian Vote.

The following is the vote of the election held
June I'd as canvasssd by tho Territorial Board Of
Uanvassers:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

The following is a list of the Officers
elected and appointed BY the Grand
Ledge Of Ancient Free and Accepted
DIasons, now in session in this city for
the ensuing year:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

Bot a month or two since English
journals in London were depsecating
the practice of English merchants ad-
vancing such enormous bills of goods or
American securities yet, now they ad-
nit that the amount of gold sent from
America has saved England from gene.
raj b~aUkrupscy3 This enormous ship
ment OF gold from this country is wha.
caused the recent rise in gold here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28
SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.

On Friday jay 9th 1856 at u o'clock A. MI
will If for sale t. the highest bidder for cash in
hand. on the promises # lsrell C,ttt;. living our
miles above hrowuvi,lc. in NsmibI C my $e5ra--
ka. one stray steer. described rs foil. W. dark red
steer. c-op r right ear. hilf.of the tal white. bran.
d-t w5ta j. IN 30 Ics - ~ ne right hir, hit
Dor appraised ~ Twenty i've dollars by
- ~. CiayHo Or ans Daniel q edsi
3i-5c B.E.HCGIlES. J.P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

Horse thieves have been doing a heavy
business in the past three week.. Wi h.
in The past few days s%evera! parties have
been in this city irving to finl some clue
- their lost properly. Two horses were
stolen from a pasture field near N-b-a-.
kl City, seven from the junction of tte
P%laltsmoulh and Nebraska Cly overland
roules west, and three from the neigh
blrh0od of Clear creek. north of Plat.
So far neither thieves or horses have
been recovered.-PiattSmouh Hyarld 10.
We are informed that Mr.. A. j.
Gill. OF Nebraska Guy, was the suctess-
u bidder for furnishing the Government
with fifty thousand bushels of corr al
Omaha. The price to be paid is seventy
four cents per bUshel. Bids from this
section ranged from ninety cents to one
dollar per busheI. The corn comes frem
some point down the river. = Council
Bluff NOnparea.
The great secret in butter making, it
seems, consists in attending 10 the fol-
lowing points:
Ist. Securing rich, clean, healthy
milk-milk obtaind on rich old pastures.
free of weeds.
%. Setting the milk in a moist, un-
tainted atmosphere, and keeping ii at an
even temperature while the cream is
rising.
81. Proper management in churning.
4lh. Washing oul the buuermilk thor
oughIy, and working so as not TO injure
the grain.
5,h. Thorough and even Incorporation
of The salt, and packing IN Oaken tubs,
tight, clean and we'll made.
Cleanliness in all the operations is Of
imperative necessity.
judgement and experience in MANU-
lating the cream and working the butter
must of course be used.-X. H. Willard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-28

Il few Of tie many recent voluntary teStinouiets
Of cures from persons waN INA s~avOrably k-0wu who
have been cur8i by Dr. Bot Qua tat tn) OF the most
recent dste) Alfh 'u-1 htctIr uffv tltrstnls il
his possession, a few only is Le-e satj lad:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
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Since this o .aulsatoD OF this Company is death
have occurred amenR the members, on vhots polies'
he of 81 S5t, H.4 has been paid Of hieb SSJ1
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For small Aur annually paid, the COMPANY offers Q,
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family sitter death.
Forty ave 'reeh wilipsure 1000 the life
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
PHOSPHATE OFlIME.

The Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture
q | hesphste Of Lime In sccordaIcp with a new and
va9sbls foriauln b. which very superior article 10
IN anufacturers charre pract cal Tests hays proved
that it's value fertilizer equal to the est Phos
phsts oil Lime In the market
TERMS CASH. All orders for Ton er more, W III
he delivered at the Railroad stations tbs Whsrves
Of Shipment. free of Carriage Carriage be sed
all orders OF barrels or less.
One olsr per Ton allowance for carriage will be N sds
Canal Wharf
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CoMPhSY's WORKS
AT CANAL WHARF, ON rnR HpikwARE,
Office Aba Arch ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
II, u. fIfTe. ueneIsl Agent.
The Company's Pamphlet Circular. embracing niq
tons Tor using the above Fertilizers
rec. v hen requested.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
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WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING

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SO uHT III B6kS2Ek fSsfS! Sno1 EhA-;tseS
-f tfeSt fb saBEf laos wAhs.
Tho stock OF stoves mprissstes lstsH md most
proved p.ttersb among which 10 the oelebrAttd w
pesA and kIAdAsA. un.auA Vel a. nrnt HHH oooklnI
stoys, AIsn, MoEIroz, CrIus RAssh, Pob1ABLk AAHu
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Heuse Furnishins a ssds az Oh as Kuivoss nd Forks
6po0ns Walters. Japannei War, Hollow Ware. oodp.
Ware. Lamps Brittania Ware, CasterA, Brushes
shades. Chimney ana wiot Goal Oil.
SHgRMAHPArEsr CLoraGs WRISasH, the bes ret . nj
ESsI's WISHING M&bHINE. Tho best .pe uo.,
perfect aehi the msrhet. The subscriber hayinr
purchased the riaht Of tho state of ns4~as Is pre-
puse1 furnish the above mschIues his
AsJ viii sell out the light OF Kent and 50 9, oOun les
Dali od SEQ this machine at our so No Ie ia ket
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29
TAI. tANM t.tsS MUTUAL 1TNE
Assurance Com pany of the State
OF lIolMXMrO.
(oaisIsAL MILL CssEE, &c j

(onisIsAL MILL CsssE, hcJ
This Company continues to Gsr 70 the people Of
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The Institution Is commended BY over % ysais expo
ence Ia aud attsnt on 70 he subject Of Mutual Inca
rance bsing the hrst to introduce the principle into
our stao by reason Of which Is believed the Mas
bew en- The different varieties q property a. 10 rem
der the membership among the most equitable In
character u thu numerous Insurance Companies pre-
rented TO the public.
il takes credit ELF that Its payments Of Losses
have been prompt and liberal, that In 2S bus.
case Of gatioa has occurred, and scarcely with
out en- ire s,tisfaetion to the parties Insured.
Looking more to the safety than to the number and
amount Of its risks it has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of insurance. either as requiring too
great amount in single risk or as offering unht OBJ
iee Of Insurance for the character Of the Insuo
In Ills mannerit is conceived Is has the shfest and
mos, select list iusuranees, 10 PROPORTION to the
amount--nver Six Millions Of Dollars Of any vther
Company within reasonable range.
A evidence Of this, has not only reduced the rate
q Insurance at all times modsr.te ohe-si..h dsrns
fund OF As O0o security against any assessment on
the Depo it Notes, which BY the resort 10 Scrip
Certificates the balances due TO each member, now
being issued will be paying interest to them from Jan.
uary 1852, atths rate Of per cent per snnum, thss
making still tartherdeducton.
1t commenced the year 1864, with real profession
surplur Fuud 5000
Total pro,.cion. SssOvVo
1t ia tie wsrk Of the Farmers Of Delaware, and 40
such they ought to patronze IL. .,., n,,
Secretary and Treasu rsr--ROBnRr MoCAsp. u. D.
DIRECTORS;
Ri Wilson, Brsndywine Hd.; James paiARiain,
cbristiaua Hd James Webb, Samuel Barr, T. u
stotssnburg and Jesseu Sharpe, Wilmington Ad;; hob
rrt MeCabe, Mill Greek I'D , John y. Williamson.
White Clay Creek lid George Z. Tybout, New 0asus
HID; Curtis b. Ellison, Pencader I'D John G. CiArS,
Red Lon, HID : Dr. WIN. Cunmins, SMYRNA Thomas
murphy, S. deorgea Hd.; Charles 7. Fleming, Peter
r. Causey, Milford J. Cornegys. Dover; Charles un
neil, Georgetowu,
AGENTs-As well for receiving Applications for In
Hursuce dues oil members ,,
4 Wilson, Brandy me, Nd Robert Mocabe, MIL
Creek Id James Dalaplsir, Christians Id John Y.
Williamson white clay Creek, Id; Cults B. Ellison
P,neadsr HID Red Lion, St, Georges, and Appoquini-
mink Hundreds JoseptC driath, Smyrna James
vrippen, New CATTLE Hd; Charles T. Flemmins, NIL
ford Charles Tupusil Georgetown; Henry TODD
Dover =.
ieations general business Addressed to the
undsrsignsd Wlpibston, will receive insedete sttsn
ton. h0bkRT AeCAbE, n u,
Juy2i Secretary.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-29

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VIZ skin itiHsuperor to NIL the ordinary Preparation
~ now in use Tor the hair the agent In a. Il. Brng
kJ2 hurst, 3l1 Market St.
Poor Rich ,rd's Eye Water new article Otsalsat H.
r. BrinFhuibt's.
Helmbold sBuchu for lseases 1.-THE Kiduuys Grave
Uropry, &e. II. d. Drip zburst's store.
Silver Soa The beat Sill
Plated Ware. sc.
Marsss. Aromatic Fine Cut.Thie sr.ioleia put n u
and used the robaceu and the best eue
stt1ts We have ever had. II II. BrnEhurlt.
Bringhurst n.
Mrs. Winslow a,
katr.ots Tor the Nll ss.ertento Hne
syringss all kinds and Sizes chear at
Trusses, Shoulder Braces SusH bahdasef, Supporters
&C. Quite assortment al II. II. BriusEurst'p
BIinghurBts Cough syrup There il nuthng uperior
to this Syrup for bad cold cough. H. H. Brine
Jayne's Family Medicines st the owret prices the
agents. II. Ii. bkINGliuRsT,