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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
JULY 4TH. lR0Rs

The Ladies' OF the Parish of Christ Church
announce Festival at Village Hall, Montpelier,
July 4sh' 1866, the proceeds to be appropria-
ted for furnishing their new Church. The
Hall will be opened for the reception of COM
pany, at O'Clock P. NJ. Tea, Coffee and 9TH
er refreshments will be served from till I
and Strawberries and Ice Cream will be con-
tinued Throughout the evening.
Table of Fancy Work will be offered for
sale, and many attractions " i'll be presented for
a profitable investment of money. 1t is conf
IDENTIFY believed that the arrangements are such
as to com mend this social gathering to the pub
lie tavor The patronage of all is respectfully
solicited, and we trust will be abundantly and
generously given.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27
" Buy Me and I'll do you Good
DIR. LANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,

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Sold by ali In Mediene efetx where. HIOm4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-06-27

Ii will make 10 Pounds of excellent Hard Soap,
Gallons of the very best Soft Soap, for only sbo
IS Directions e-ch box. For sale
Drug and Grocery Stores.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

Wealth, Health and Beauty.
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II to osuse iavidions sgnB;
II TO be a blooming dover,
Fading, dying in sn nour--BEAuYr
II 10 have a host OF friends;
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II marble stone vhep dssd-wlAIrn
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Then having HEAITH, WALTZ AND Brzurr
You'll be PREPARED fr every duty.
By careful perrsal OF DR. wnLilx YouHe's NKv Boos
rHE MARRIAGE GUIDE which should he Rad by .yrry
sold oy booksellers generally, nd nk the Doctor.
oni5e, No, tlo SPRUCE STREET Philatslphs Pries Is
Cents auzS-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

UPHOLSTERY.
sprin Hair and Huak hAttrenseson hand. Housed
holstsry done with promptness,
UNDERTAKING..
are agents OF fskH MetAlie burial Caael
State OF Delaware Same style used for tAe Burial
CLAY, Webster and other Of our most cmin ent men.
Cloth Mahogany and Walnut Cofhns, always hand
Funer ais person ally By one of the drm
Cabinet mAtsrials hair cloth, ISL
xae &c at Philadelphia prices Furnished the
NoOLI Building, sos Market street, doors Abnveetb
L Ilmlnkton Del. mArl9-lY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
Inr. ANN EMS MUTUAL flkE
Insurance Comp any of the state
of DolawarC.

of Dolawarc.
(oRIaIBAL MILL CAKRK, &c.l
This Company continues TO UneI to the people OF
Delaware superior Of lnsura nee ~ Anst
loss by hrs all descriptions Of property except MS
The Institution is commended by over 70 years expe
rienos In and attention TO the subject OF Matuai lnsu
rance beng the nrst to Introduce the principle into
our stsis BY reason which, 1t Is believed the Man
naers have enabled ~ adjust aud discriminate
be the different varieties OF property as 10 rem
der the membership among the most aequitabls in
character Of the numerous insurance companies pre-
sented to the public .,..
have prompt and liberal, that In Is years bus
ness and losses reasoning over sl0OOOU net slng,e
Ga so Of has occurred, and scarcely one with
out nirs satisfaction to the parties insured.
Looking more the safety than to the number and
amount Of ts risks 1t has declined Hundreds of Thou
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance, either as requiring 700
grest amountIn single rsk or az Offering unht %
Iects for the character Of the institution
this manner IL conceived il has the safest ad
most select list ia.utanees' IN pIoporuon 70 5ne
| amOuut-over six Millions Of Dollars, oil any other
Company withia reasonable range.
As evidence Of this, has not only reduced the rate
of Ipsurancs at all times moderate onesiyth, during
he ast TWO yuaIs mt It presents now clear surplus
fund OF *j oOO as security against any On
Certificates the balances due to each member, now
being Issued viii be paying interest TO them irom Jan,
uary 1892 stthe rate Of per eent per annum, thus
| making a still characterization.
1t commenced the year 1862. with a real protection
! IN ina CONTINUITY in Dapo.it Notes OF $3.50 900
| Surplus Fund eO,UOo
| r,slnro,,o,,on. tSoo, 900
IA ,. tae work OF the Warmers OF Delaware, and As
pIesidsnt--JEssEE SHARPE
| Secretary and Tressursr-koBBRr McCABB, M. D.
| DIRECTOR
Eli Wilson, BTandywtns Hd.i James Dalaplain
| ghristiEna Hd,i James Webb, samuel Barr, T.. e.
stotsenburE and Jsssev Sharpe Wilmington Hd.i Rob
rrt MoCabs, MIL Creek HID john Y. Williamson
White Clay Creek HID George z. IyDout, New Castle
HID; Curtis b. Ellison, Pencadrr HID John G. Clark
Red L on, lid Dr. WIN, LuIuInins, SMYRNA Thomas
murphy, St. Georges HID; Charles T. Fleming, Peter
2, Caasey, Milford J. r. Comesysi Dover Charles uu
| nc, 1, Georgetown
AGsNTs--As well for sceivinR applications for In
] surancs as dues OF mem bers: .
Ell Wilson, Brandy wine HID Robert aoCabe NIL
! Creek I'D James DalAplail, Christians lid John =
| Williamson white Clay Creek Id CuIts B. Ellison
Pancader HID Red Lion, St, Georges, and ApPoquini-
mink Hundreds; Joseph Griffith, smyrna janet
| Crppsn, Now Castle Hdi Charles T. fIemmlns, M
| ford; Charles Tunnel Georgetown; Henry Todd
Dover ,
Communications general busn,s addressed to th'
undersigned Kton, wall receive in edidte
| tion. hobkkT McCAbEI Al D.
| Juy74 Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

PLUM biN6 AND GAS FITTING
THE subscribersar are nov fully prepared to nI;
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~ ness, and atthe lowestrstes consistent with atrue
11eA They isep constantly on hand full supply o
Gas Fixtures of the best such as Chan
deers PENDANTS, Brackets Portable Gas stEnds, Cut
Plain GLOBE Shades of the latest tyes and design
We also prepared 70 put In the hest manner Ppe'
for heating all descriptions Of buildings with steam.
ers force and Lift Pump the best over made, and vii
put them up At short notice.
Having tie sole agency for this state Of
" cslebrated patent SELF Regulating Wind Engine. and
the Maryland Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus
latter ourselves that our facilities for introducing int
would call the particular attention OF persons residing 10
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ready At all times, day night 81 there s any wind,
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We also IT. preferred, put In the best HydrAu
hs kA ms OF the most IA, approved kinds;
descriptions Of steamboat ship and Plumbing and
keep on hand or will procure 10 order, HydrAntH Iron
copper panshed, and lead lined Bath Tubs Basins 1tted
ss hot or cold water urnas patent water closets Wash
syss plain and circulating Shower Baths iron leas
sinks; Boston oompany'a Gum Hose, Water Flters-in
All descriptions OF Sheet Lead work short notice.
We hopeby prompt and strict attention to all worn IL
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All cases TO merit and receive share of the public p
Ne. 6ot MARKET STREET, abov FIFTH, next doort
| Wh. FBRRIs, / PERRIsA GARRETT
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
COALI GOAL =

&ea The subscriber has constantly on hand
TX&e Locust and Broad Mountain Coal Of all sises
ar efuIly prepared br family use, at the
lowest market prices. e1s0 lbs. to Che Ton,
Please call before buying elsewhere Also Hickory, Oak
,nd Pine Wood BARRs Coal once,
apr7S.t Front and TatnAl Streets. wilmington
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
No. o EAST THIRD STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where sllare Invited to call, aprl3-tf
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am happy to add my testimony to the great value
Of the London RAir COLOR Restorer which restored my
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also beautiful hair DRESSING and promotes the growth.
purchased the first bottle Edward b, Gariienes
druggist 10th and Coates Streets who can testify
my hsir wasyery gay when commenced Its use
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

TELEGRAPH1C
CONNIE rcial Institute,
w. Cor. Sd and Market SIS, Up Stairs,
Entrance on Third street)
WILMINGTON, UELAM ARE.
THE whole Of the sscon,l sud Fourth stores OF Ola
r building has been btted up nnd oceup cd by the
stituts VT ca will fyr the winter Iuu-
meuclng on Monday, ooObpr 9Th, l65, aud ending May
let ls. g, durinS winch ptrod II will be open daily,
(enturdays and Sundays excepted from A. 10 Il
NJ and from 2 70 p. N. On Monday, Tuesdsy, thurs
The ser vices u an aesoinp shei paln ornamental
pepmAn have been seurtd 10 teach
PkNMANShIP
in all Its branches he has superior and but few equals
IN this beautiful Ait.
Facilities Tor acquiring oomplste Mercantile educx.
ton are such before offered 10 the public
OF wilmington esusiatine Of spgle aud Double eEtry
hook KEEPING,
DauEins, Exchange Insurance, steambostn g, Commits
sion and Stock ooinpany's Business, Commercial
Forms and Calculations, c's, etc.
In Toe Topographic Department every advantage that
can be had In sny ohce, Hrdsd persons desrous
learning .
TELEGRAPHlNG
ono OF tho most pleasant lucrative empoymssts thai
Gao be pursued. Ih5 ro-smldiug and bsildi OF oid
and lines, throughout the NuItheIn and southern
states the large Increase Of business have
used demand for opera 49, that the I'D method q
| learning Is inadtquste TO upply
TERMS.
Invariably in advance, paid at time OF entrance
diso unit twenty per made TO adiss. tor iurth
| or particulars inquire at tie Institute.
aE Tue puD &c aro ln,it.di visit the Institute an
|. examine the various d. partnsnts oct 6-ti
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21
HI iDgs worth NemeInberIng.
That CHARLES KIRFE'S

That CHARLES KIRFES
THIRD Street Oyster Bay Houss SttH Noxrtsks,.
.-xo.., That II is without question model eatab-
rr-S Xxx lshment.
* Tint all kinds Of choice Game Oysters md
w. Refreshments served mp there In the very
best styles.
Thai ladies' have private ng
they can en'oy good meal without interruption.
That everything about the place 10 AMI nice.
That attentive walters are always employed.
Thut the establishment Is kept 10y who has be On
public caterer for years, and knows the business.
That the place is highly respectable and
by very beet and most respectable citizens,
That noise disorder ia permitted there.
That the prices always very reasonable.
That meals may be had at all hours Of the day or mig
and the proprietor Is determined to Aecommodi ts
That his table, always furnished with the choices,
kinds Of Game Fish, and every other dslioacy IN their
That the place is centrai and easy Of access,
That II Is i,vOrite resort business men.
That 1t siu fact public institution, which the people
patronize because II Is conducted properly.
And that II Ia permanently established at
No. EAST THIRD STREET,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-21

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Herbs tits healing,
Lt.lcularly suitable
Longs Por sale by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
Mexican AHaIr..

New YORK, Nov. 17.-The Herald has
the following from Vera Cruz of the
LIST: Macmillan is on his way back to
the Capitol. 1t is rumored that Mar
shall Bazaine sent him word that If he
attempted to leave Mexico without per-
mission, he would be placed in arrest.
and also that he ordered the comman-
der of the Austrian frigate Dandolo,
not to lot Macmillan embark on his
vessel.
The Herald's chihuahua correspon-
dent says, Oct. 22d: President Juaroz
is sanguine of the speedy evacuation OF
the French invaders.
Gen. Amanda was marching on Du-
range with one thousand men, there be-
ing, already 1900 men engaged in besieg-
ing that place.
JuareE+ declares that he will never
consent to saddle the French debt on
the country.
The Herald's Havana correspondent
says, on the 10th: Gen. Miran1on has
arrived on his way to Mexico, having
obtained the necessary permission from
"Max."
New ORLEANS, Nov. 17.-Late Next
can advices stat9 that Macmillan ar
rived at Cordovo, where he was stop
should abdicate in favor of the person
named Bazaine. The Emperor offered
to Rbdicate in favor of Iturbide, but this
was not accepted, and he returned TO
Mexico, declining ito abdicate to any
one else.
Official documents recently forward
ed from New Orleans by the French
steGmer Sonora, to Vera Cruz, has been
distracted from the Office. The Captain
of the Port of Vera Cruz supposed said
documents were now in New York or
Washington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
Rew YORK Nav.

NEW York, Nov. 17.-In the Supreme
Court chambers, yesterday, Judge
Sutherland decided that the decision
of the Board of Excise in granting tav-
ern license was absolute and final and
that the court would not interfere to
compel them to produce evidence to
show upon what grounds they had re-
fused a license to person of alledged
improper character.
The storm which prevailed on Thurs
day night and yesterday morning
proved very damaging. The wharves
and piers were seriously injured. One
hundred feet Of the wharf at the foot of
GARRISON street gave way and fell in.
The roof of building, In process of
erection in Brooklyn, was blown down
and fell through a dwelling house.
Nobody injured.
The trial of Braine, the alleged pirate
of the Chesapeake, went over for the
next term in the courts of Brooklyn,
on account Of the inaccessibility of
witnesses. ~
The trial of Jerry o'Brien, for the
murder of Kate Smith, was concluded
in the Court of General Sessions veg
terday. The jury returned verdict of
murder in the first degree.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
Ernn, Cnnnhn.

QUEBEc, @. E., Nov. 1.-THE mayor
has received another cable message
from Manchester, England, saying that
thousand blankets will be sent by
next steamer.
The steamship Damascus sailed for
Liverpool this morning. This is her
last trip from Quebec this season.
The weather is mild and rainy.
8OTTAwA, O. W., Nov. IA party of
sixteen Americans, extensively equip
ped with rifles, ammunition and deer
hounds, have arrived here, en- route for
trip for'the New York market,
The steamers and barques employed
in carrying lumber from the Ottowa
lumber district for the American mar
ket make their last trip this week.
1t is reported that the Canadian gov
eminent has refused to ratify the ar
rangement by which the Confederate
Prince Edwards Island to enter the
confederation. 1t is certain, however,
that all the provinces will contribute
and render aid to put an end to the
land tenure on the Island.
TORONTO, G. W., Nov. 17.-No bills
have been found by the grand jury
against tho following Fenian prisoners,
who, it is expected, will shortly be dis
charged from custody. Anumber were
to have been discharged this evening.
Patrick Bellew, James Hagan, James
Lynch, Edward j. Morley, Thomas
Calaghan, james Quinlan, Thomas
Wilkes, Michael Corcoran, Martin Nc
Cormick, Patrick O'Malley, James
Reilly, John Needham, Patrick Con-
nors, Michael Hart, James Cole alias
Cahill. John Denen, James Dantry,
WIN. Brooks alias John Snyder, a.
Flamburgh, John Murphy, James Wal
ters, VIM. Kerrigan, A. Hickman, John
Mahony, Michael Flanagan, Thomas
Monday, James Mcdonald, John Dill
lon, George Miller, Thomas Reynolds,
VIM. Madigan, Francis Miles, John
Johnson, Michael Shannon, Michael
Duffy, Dennis Lanihan, Peter Morri-
son, and John Sheridan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-The Herald to-
day retterates the report of a good nm
derstanding between the President and
Chief Justice Chase, and SAYS the Pfesi-
dent will make CONCESSIONS to Congress-
among which there viii be no fnrther
removals from Office on account of po-
htical opinions.
The steamer City of Boston, from
Liverpool the 9Th and Queenstown the
18th, arrived here this morning, bringing
a deputation on the subject Of the Az
lantic and Pacific Railroad THROUGH
Mirangua. They had waited on the
Prime Minister Of the Treasury, Lord
Derby said that the undertaking mn
peated to be most important Interna-
tiOnaI one. He strongly advised the
deputation to bring the matter al once
SbeFOfe the Foreign OHice, and said thai
in the meantime he would bring IL be-
fore his colleagues.
The Star says rumor has Il that tho
Government Is arranging q brilliant
plan for the battling OF the ReGorrSers
in the coming session. A reform scheme
OF some sort or other will, II Is sniCI. be
shaped out and laid on the table. tbe
Government generously Offering Tie
II full opportunity OF considering
u, by not undertaking to proceed with
It until the following session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
nvestIeation Of revenue Frouds.

NEW York, Nov. l7.-Government
officials in Brooklyn, are investigating
a series of frauds of stupendous char
acter, which have been perpetrated on
the revenue in the business of distill-
ing whiskey and alcohol. Ashort time
ago two distillerfes were seized, one in
Bleesville, Long Island, and the other
in Brooklyn, both owned by a compa-
ny of Germans, Bohm & Argues being
at the head. The matter was compro-
missed with the government by the pay
ment of S14S, 900 for the release of the
distilleries. The offenders then went
to work ostensibly to manufacture
burning fluid, on which there is no
duty, but the government detectives
have been watching them closely, and
yesterday these distilleries, as well as
TWO others IN New York and one in
New Jersey, owned by the same COM
paAy, were seized. 1t appears that the
Manufacture of burning fluid was a
shami that alcohol was distilled in
them mixed with about ten per cent.
of spirits of turpentine and other drugs
which gave it the appearance OF burn
ing fluid. In this condition it was ia
ken from the diBtillery, and by sim
ana other mixtures were afterwards
taken from the casks, and the remain
der was alcohol worth four dollars per
gallon. In each gallon the government
had been defrauded out of two dollars.
It is calculated that during twenty days
that the firm has been engaged In this
business, its members have cleared
S4OO, 600.
Another fraud of worse character
has come to light in Brooklyn, and a
special committee from Washington
will investigate the matter next week.
In this case, a former government as
SCISSOR is charged with having formed a
FinOr Of III 9 1nfnOkfHyou
officials connected with the collection
department, by which large number
of distilleries have been run without
paying any revenue to the government,
TOR two years past. The principal ope-
rator in the matter is reported to have
lars, during the time he has been en-
gagged in It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19
RnIfimorn Horsn RnIr.

BALTIMoRE, Nov. 17.-General Grant
arrived here this morning and took
breakfast lwith 1Wm. I Albert, late can.
didate for Congress in the 4th District,
on the Radical ticket. Gen. Grant will
attend the horse fair. 100
The Horse Fair was very largely at
tended to-day. Gen. Grant and Gen.
Comstocl, of Grants staff, and General
Stonemap, were present. Ex-rebel
General Joe Johnson was also on the
ground and shook hands with General
Grant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-19

MENPHIs, Nov. ia special to the
Avalanche from Little Rock to-day
sHys that a resolution introduced into
the Legislature to reject the Constitu-
honal Amendment was referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations, and
there is disposition to treat the matter
with great elaboration.
In the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, to-day the reports Of the Commit
teeao on Foreign Missions and Education
were read and received. Amer this the
discussion Of the revised book of dis
ciplihe was taken up and long and
animated debate was held upon that
section which relates to baptized chin.
dren and to the discipline of the church.
Debate was opened by Rev. Arnold w.
Miller, OF North Carolina, in opposition
70 the proposed change. BE EaF .i0l-
lowed by Rev. DR.. Adgef, OF South ca
olinaS and Rev DR., Baird, of Virginia.
IN favor OF the amendment, and Rev.
Or. Rice, Of Alabama, opposed. Rev.
DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans, had the
hOor at the hour of adjournment.