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THE Pittsburg Republic says those who
support Jjhnson are bread aud butter men
men who earn their bread by the sweat oil
their brow, and do not steal themselves rich
as most men who now oppose the Govern
ment have done.
, 1866-10-19

Roses, it is said, as soon as the flowers have
Tepened and hloOmcd one day, should have the
dQcayug flower cut away cutting back to a good
strong bud from hich will come a new stem
ana flowers. Attention to this practice of cut
ting will keep plants blooming almost contuu.
, 1866-10-19

A WEALTHY widow in Pittsburg fell in
love with a coachman who drove her to her
husbands grave and finally married him
He unfortunately had a wife living, was
arrested for bigamy and implOred her to fur
nish bail She chucked him pIayfully under
the chin and bade him go to jail like man.
, 1866-10-19
avalla aJgallaS S'tatesaal.

NrvkR FREr.-Chldren, have a capital rule
10 Give you about fretting and grumbling-a
very short rule which is worth your while to
recolIect if you want to cultivate contentment.
Never fret about what you can't help, lee iuse
It won't do any good. Never fret about what
You can help, because if you can helP II, % So
when YOU are tempted to grumble about any
thing. ask yourself "Can help tbs2" and you
cam don't fret; but if you can, do so, and see
how much better you will feel.
, 1866-10-19
tna nn one sunpose that by aeting |

LET no one suppose that oY ac'i"S
good part through i:a, ~: hc Ill ~, escape elem:
der There will be rhuse even Tno hate
them for the very qualities that ought to
procure esteem. There are some folks in
this world who are unwilling others should
be better than they.
, 1866-10-19
SO REwARDI

OSr, by the Snb.eriber. on sunday. tho l9,b
II nl.t. sn ordinary Clasp wALIsEr. rontsjn-.
ward VIII be paid 70 the Under on dclivery ~ d.
eruelea. 1851 A. l.. BRoWN'
, 1866-10-19

\ FOOL Ia high stliipa Is like a man in
a bnlloon-everybody appears little to him,
ana he appears Ht.le TO everybody.
, 1866-10-19
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

HNHE UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRATOR =,
Il the estate OF EENEr A. LivINs,roN. deceaseJ in
pursuance OF an order Of the Proha Cont Of wall
"aHA O"nntN WI, will proceed to sell the t,ropert
Of deceased his late resdenee,On Conn; r,oS ~
MEON ESD az, 0ctabef 70. 1854 said proberts tSn.
Slsls Of Horses. Cattle. Tools and other articee
IAss o. SALE-Al sums under ten dollars e,sh
cseqi' Of SIX months will he given on all sums over
ven dollars the purchaser giving approved secr,,
REBEKAH A. LIVINGSTON, ADM.
Walla Wala, Sept Is 1896. aIi9.s
, 1866-10-19

A COUNTRY boy, who h-d rad of sailors
h,a}iug up anchors. wanted to know if il was
tea sickness that made them do it.
, 1866-10-19
STATE OF oassoY.

: VNATILtA IOINTN. I
Based up0n attdaSitAnd proof Of effort to serve
paper, II j ordered that serviss in said cause hc
made, by publicitnn Of the ablve summons Tor sv
woeks in the Walla Walla Statesada, newspaner
OF general circulation. }. q. WILSON, Judge.
Sept. 2Oth, lS66. 4ISw
, 1866-10-19
EcnnIn aEnntl,Iv Pills

DH. PtEKAUir D, iic,a.lv sr,tt in ,,ii,.r.i, r.,
Dr BIoT F'Gn,c M'nn'y F.l> II cir inIne1,,
H"Ie hS l:"'sicd their II puatnil ~ female rem.
cay ul'h lr""cei. aud t,;v IIyl. nf every utl
'."'iI r. - 'reN~i'i'S ami irrrgHl srtic> anil
other "b>jruytip- in lrmIs I'm the rec,ipt of iyo
"'Iars tlcsr Fli> i'll \ ui, a exufcss T.,
"i'y Part oi the world, secure fr IN cursity or dam
aLe ~
Persons Mt dstan e can lc cured hora he 81
dressing II letcI To DH PEi;KArLT enriter OF SI,r,
m'"hto aI'i Moh'gpmery streets Rooms 10 and n ur
iN DO L. q. Sm FTdEeiscI, sIatirs th. ca,e az
PATTON etc etc. c.
A'i communications confidential.
july :, 1866 ooIr
, 1866-10-19
HALLS sARsAPARILLA.

HALLS sARsAPARILLA.
MELLOW DOCK and dIODIDEoCpe,r. GO
VI" i'csi Ahtriaine III tGc wUKI.D.
For rheumatism. take H,Il's Sar,Y,a,;II
or Scrofuln. taAe II Ill SarsaparilIa
For NeuTalgia. take linl''s SHrsnparIlIa
T or rains IN the Bones, take Halls SarsanariI,
or rains In the Back, tike Hans SlrsaI,,riji
FOR Impure Blood, t,Ae Halls Sursapnrilla.
rOr hoiD Liver lake u Ills Sur.alriril,a
For salt Rheum take II tll'S SliSa,rrtll
or rlmpies and Boils. 'rke Halls Sar~npariIl,
f"t aii I,iseasvs Ui tue Skih. iver and E;,I,
ii"H Salsapariila vii be found superior 10 any ~
SO!d Ev, rywnere Tor 81 per bHtie
H. HALL * Co. Pra,,rietors
Conner SIlsUne and CuninleTciaI strs.,.
jy7 SONS san Fr.,.,
For Sale BY
F. W. C0LMAN co. WolIa w.l,o
, 1866-10-19
NoTTGn

ITO THE POSTMASTER AT WALLA wAIIA
Il W. T.-Sir: hereby forbid the DELIVERING h.
you Of any letter or letters addressed 10 me bvapy
person or persons wnOmsoever. -"'
wHlA warA, Sept %; 1855. W. GAY ANcn G.s.
, 1866-10-19


IT'S ACTION Is EXPECTORANT. AITERATlVE.
Il SUDORIFIC. SEDATlVE. .DlAPHORETlC AND
DIURETIC. which renders it one of the most vaua-
BILE remedies known for curing diseusea of the lungs
throw off the phegm mucus; CHANGING 81
CRETIONS and PURIFIES the BLOOD; heals the
irritated parts; gives strength to the digestive or
gans; brings the liver to its proper action and m
parts strength to the whole system. Such is tie m
mediate and satisfactory effect, that 1T IL, MAR
RANrED To BREAK K UP THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN A FEW. HOUR s TINE, II not OF too
long standing. IT is WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction even in the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T Is WARRANTED NOT
to produce costiveness (Which ia the case with most
remedies or affect the head as it contains no Opium
in any form. 1T is WARRANTED TO BE PER
FECfLY HARMLESS to the most delieate child. al
though it is active and powerful reNedy for res
toring the system. THERE Is No REAL NEt E> J.
TY FORSO MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION.
,shen ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, il
oni, taken in time
, 1866-10-19
NITDICAL CIRCULAR.

| tNEk1 fil1>CAlN llcaigl in the country or
- shlhI NH!uge. Hn'I engaged in the practice Of
IL prieSSl"l has unre or less IrQucnly found the
S"rce-slnLiIeamrht OF Chrnui. Diseases difficult if
h"' hhl"s'ble owing IL the ah-enc OF many fari-
iiirS which are within the a;h Of those residing in
| The cities aud larger towns
In" Undersigned has for this rea Snn made nrranOa
hritS Tor The Treatment uf his class of rp,r. NV
which patients can have The neft Of all aprlia.es
AT frs"h known 10 the pr ,ftSSlun
Pers"n> placed Gnier his caIe will rcreve in NIL
a''l3h 'n CORRECT medical and snrricql Treatment
'he "'heni I" Dr. lang>un lnrkers mti ih.I of trent.
ne. ~ InIn's"ti"i the use man, Of the mineral
ahH saline w"t'fS. bah tor irthIrr and yeuenl nae:
inthiuK ia Sva-wateI &c when indid1si r. "a,
air aud vapur. '''"S VI "A'er' he"'eu
I hysio'"nS having under their care ar knowing Of
b;. G.so.S ain'c'ed iy obstinate Rhrumaiism, skin
bo ulse's G.. OF the urinary organs tIc Which
~ "'e te>S'ed ordinary Treatment will confer a great
~ ",n Snrh Pers"hs by calling their attention to
e IaIiillleS here afforded.
L,, TOT special ihforInaii"n apply in nerson or ly
J. l. COMBS. NJ. D.,
~ Consultation Rooms in CRtEi.s BrII.p,Na over
"IIr rnlgo Il 90. EntraIct from Statk ~ 9ly
ELK CITY EXPRESST
, 1866-10-19
Prevention Ec,s2r han Cure.

II lie" )! 'n'Si u pal, tciv!i ,rs,, Ii:e Pc
N','Ne "-"'h ii-,".r> .i4.. l., ;: ,'.,.. , .s
"i'i.' fHyr S2. h'i"I'rs iIE. = r. tIit.tN .
hr"lni st''''. Iio.: I :Is..f....;, ) g.. ..!
.,.lc =, =
, 1866-10-19
OREGON sTEAm NAVIGATION co.

Summer Arrangements.
-..z5--.1 ,es..-:5..iiss,ss.Jr,
TVNUE OREGON STEAM NAVIGATION COM
PANI'S STEAMER
, 1866-10-19
no THE UNFoRTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIES
Dr. Gfbbon's DispensnI.y,

011 KEARNY STkfEF.-
Oh 4 spear ommercial San Hz4A
Fra,et-ro e>tablished ia Is 4. Ter t<STsziS&
ihe treat tient Of Sexual and Sem- fE4 ES>Tz3
nal Disease such ~ GonOrrheT 81 i lSAssztstA
elect. Structure. Syphilis in all IT.
forms. Seminal " MeaN e~s. Imp" 49, ssszst n
teucv etc skin diseases (oi yer * n
Standing and liberated Leg, sue -
ce<sfHllk treated 49, - -,
DOCTOK GIBB0N has the pleasure ~ an.ou''e-
Inc tLst has returned tn this state afer an nn
senre Of ON, v ar during which time he has Ni~lie
sill the trime,pal hO.iiias If Europe. among iheH
those OF ID, bin London and Pari-. The tel owing
ceelr7, e hospitals Of London are aii'''g these Wis
ned bv the d,rtor GuA's. High II. B''r"ngi St.
B.Tthoonaw'~, Smhheld; st. Lnkt's. Old sIr-et: 81.
NnNis. Cnmh lace. la >: lrck, Ilarr w r,ad; On-
iyer.tY tiewer street: Westminster. Broad Sanciu-
Hry: thariIg Cross. Agar stleet. Slraho; London,
NhitecI,apel road; Rolai Free, Gras'r lnn road;
Kin COLLEGE. Portugal street.
DOCTOR GIBB0N has also Wis tel Doctor Acton,
,f london. Parker Of Birmingham. England, and
Ric,rd d! Paris. who volsiderr, the nest physi
ln,s and surge oiS ia the world, snh whose Muhr-
~ il ntknowrdQ cd To lie the ighest in the treat
IneuI Oi Sexual Discusses.
|, DOCTOR IiIlSIiON has oltDined from item their
new mc,lt of t.taIm-t which cannot b- surpassed.
DOCTOR GIBBON haS slni::-l nritler time nor
moue, i; seeking ont new remedies all has ISi"red
With new facilities for the al,vatiop vi human ruf
teIIng.
, 1866-10-19
The DnIlcs and Portland

The YAKIMA leaves CELLO for WALLULA. at
\. NJ, ovvry TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
uEDAI. arriving at Wal.ula, at 30 \. NJ Sunday
"Wednesday aUd Friday.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
LEHIGH MEDICINES.

I have the pleas
ure to inform you
tn at | have proeur-
ed a supply Of the
80 highly cclebra-
ted Lehigh Medi-
cine, prepared by
DR.. of Zoology and
Anatomy,C G. Hir-
ner, at Allentown,
Lehigh county, Pa.
and re com m e nd
them to your par
ticular attention. /
have particular rea-
sons to recommend
his preparations so
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
LOO K H E r e. q
BOOT & SHOE SHOP,
Notice to Teachers.

TNHE Board of School Examiners of -Wysn-
L dot county, Ohio, from and after the. 1st
lay of September, 1866, will hold meetings for
he examination of teachers. under the "Act to
provide for the re organization supervision and
'nantainance of Common Schools and the
amendments thereby, passed March ID. 1864,
as follows: In Upper Sandusky, nsaid Wyan-
lot county, on the 1st and Sd Saturdays in the
months of April, May, June, September, oe-
tober and November and the first Saturdays
Of all the other months.
No certificate will be granted except at
regular meeting, nor will any be granted ex-
eept the applicant appears in person and sub
mits to an examination.
Under the amended school law, Zach
applicant for certificate, shall pay the Board
Of Examiners, a fee Of fifty cents sondi-
ton of examination. 70
Examinations to commence at 10 e'slosk,
A.. M, at the Court House in said town. So
By order of the Boardzof Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 8, 1866.-ly. 49,. -.... -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

THERE 10 ANOTHER MAN.--Dutiug a heavy
storm oil tbs coast of Spain, H disuautleI d
merebRntman was observed hv "A Rritiab
iriga's driii g before the gale. Every eve and
glass were upon her, and Il canvas shelter on
decN suggested the idea that there might We
be life on bonrd, The order ms antly sound
to put the snip about, and presently IL boa
! puts of 10 the wreck. TLcy reach it. the,
shoul, and now strange object rolls out o.
thst canvas screen against the lee shroud of
bfoten mast. Handed into beat, il pr5ye
To be man, bent head and knees together
arH so light that II mere boy litted i, on board
II IS laid on the deck; In horror and pity lL,
ere" gather about tit shows signs of lite.
they draw near-it moves, and then mntteIs In
a deep sepulchral voice, There is another Insn
SsVed blmself the first use the saved one ,uads
oil speech was to save another.
be daily prscticing 1t. And so long ss II,
our homes, among our friends, in this wreck
OF world that is drifting down to ruin. there
ilves an unconverted man, there is another
man. Let US 30 to that man and plead for
Chrisl; and go to Christ aud cad for that mup.
Inc cry, Lord save me perish, being changed
into one as welcome to the one to the Sayionr's
esrs'Lord save them, they perish. ."-Gwhriss
Gospel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

DISHONESTY AND A BROKEN HEART ROBBERY
A., foreman 10 a respectable nursery mar
At some distance from town, who had lived
with his employer ten years, aud had II good
character, one Saturday night, after applyipe
Tor his wages, claimed pay 1or young man M
TO that d+y whom he had discharged some dnya
before lis master said, looking him steadiiy
in the face
"h9Derl, do you want to cheat me- by asking
wages TOR man that you discharged Yourself
eight days ago 2"
he had no sooner said this, than the misera-
ole conscience stricken mans blood f5rsook
nus lace, as II be had beeu stabbed to the heart
"hen his master saw him so musn ahecteS,
he told him that he mig hit slill labor as he had
uohe ont that after such c manlfestly dishop-
est attempt, his character, and the eunfience
III II, were gone forever.
oh Monday, Robert made his appearance
out was utterly nn altered man. The Agitation
o' his mlnd had reduced his body TO the tee
oleHess OF an ialaut's lie looa his spade and
ttiel to use il, but in vaiU; and it was with dit
-ulty that be reached ho19e
lie went to bed imm d,ately medical aid
was procured, bat to no purpose, and the poor
it1sow aunk uncgr tho sense of his aeDrnda-
On, and expired on Wednesday forenoon His
nelgnpors who attended him say, that shor,
time before be died, he declared that the agony
consequent on the less OF his character ss an
honest man, which he had for 30 many years
maintained, WA the sole cause of his do.th.
Methodist.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05
MORNING. FEBRUARY s. 1866
OVER THE WAY.

| OVER THE WAY.
Gone in her child like purity
Out from the golden way;
Fading in the light SO sweet
Where the silver stars and the sunbeams meet
Over the silent way.
| Over the bosom tenderly
The pearl white hands are pressed;
The lashes lie on her cheek so thin
Where the softest blush of the rose hath beer
Shutting the blue Of her eyes within,
The pure lids closed to rest.
Over the sweet brow lovingly
Twineth her sunny hair;
She was 30 fragile, that love sent down =.
From his heavenly gems, that soft brigh,
crown,
To shade her brow with it's waves so br own
Whose bloom the white frost nips.
Robin-hushed in your downy bed
Over the swinging bough-
Do you miss her voice in your glad duet,
When the. dew in the heart Of the rose is set,
Till its velvet lips with the essence wet,
In orient crimson glow2
Rosebud-under your shady leaf
Hid from the sunny day
Do you miss the glance Of the eye go bright,
Whose blue was heaven to your timid sigits
II is beaming now in a world oflight,
Over the starry way.
Hearts-where the darling's head hath
lain,
Held by loves shining ray
Do you know that the touch OF her gentle hand
Doth brig hten the harp in the unknown land3
Oh. she waits fer US with the angs band
Over the starry way.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

BRUTAL MURDER NEAR WrLLrANsBuRG Va
The Rchmond papers publish the accounts o
! the brutal murder of a white man named Tay-
| lor, at n creek five miles from Williamsburg,
ON the road to Richmond. Two deserters
from the 9th Regiment United States Artillery,
at Fortress Monroe, named William Clark and
Thomas Shields, have been arrested for the
| :-in.A I.sse.as .uaG tnese Two men left Will
iiamsourg on Thursday, 10 a carryall belong
Jog TO br. ID, g Stirling, driven by the hired
man iaylor, who was to take the men to Rich
tnonu' ga the road the deserters procured au
axe, which one Of them concealed under his
GOAT Till the party arrived at the bridge over
the creek already mentioned, when Shields,
II Is said, struck Taylor over the head With
| the weapon. knocking him to the ground, but
| only stunning him. The wounded man recov-
cred his feet and started to run, but Sh elds
pursued ami followed him up with blow after
olow TIL tue poor man foil to the ground all
bleeding and mangled and apparently corpse.
de was then picked up by the heartless mur.
derers and thrown into the creek, beneath the
bridge, where the struggle between life and
death was again renewed but finally termina-
ted by the ASSISTANTS peltng him with rocxs
aHd pieces of wood till he sank in the water TO
rise no more.
news OF the murder was sent by telegraph
" Richmond, and detective Washington Good
rich and others, Of the police force Of that city
Richmond. Clark was taken in bed, aud one
OF the horses and haIness OF DR.. Stirling were
recovered. The prisoner confessed the partic-
uiars OF the murder above related; but assert
ed that Shields obtained the axe without his
knowing what he intended doing with it, and
inflicted all the blows himself, he (Clark) only
assisting in pitching Taylor into the creek
after he WAS supposed to have been dead:
The miserable man seemed perfectly unnerved
with fear. When ask ed what had become
OF Shields, his confederate in crime, he re
piled that he had taken one of the horses over
to Petersburg to sell, whittier word was tels-
graphed, leading TO his arrest. When inform
ed OF Clark's confession, Shields asserted that
both wsre guilty, both participated in the deed,
and that it was committed solely purpose
OF pluudsr. Saislds Is represented as a very
Dad man. At the beginning of the war he be-
longed to South Carolina Confederate Regi-
ment, bat deserted to another Confederate
command, was afterwards sent 10 Castle
Thunder for bad behavior, there promoted to
a ssrgeantry, and, by his own confession, sub
sequenty participated in numerous frauds TO
supply himself with money. he also states |
that he hnally ran the blockade to the North, |
joined the Union army, received 81 500 boun-
~, Jumped 1t, and finally brought up in Com |
pauy A, 9th U. s. Artillery on second $1,000
bounty, all which he had received except the
last installment. Both the accused are to be
tried BY military commission.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

The sea is the largest OF all cemeteries, and
its sumberers sleep without monuments. All
other eravcyards, in ell other lands, show some
synhcl of distinction between the great a, d
sm4ll, the rich and the poor nut in that ocean
cemetery the same waves loll over all.
VT often speak OF being settled in life-we
might as well think Of casting anchor ia the
midstoi the Atlantic Ocean, or talk of the per
inanent situation OF a stone that's rolling down
hill.
PEoPLE with mOIose temptrs and sour faces
nted not wonder that they make so few friend
Even little boys who wish 10 catch ll,rs, know
better than TO take vinegar for the purpose--
they use lnolatses
THE violet grows low, aud covers itself with
its own tears and OF all flowers yields the
sweetest fragrance. Such is humility.
THE ,luggard takes a hundred step because
lie would not take -ne 10 tims.
RUNNING accounts will run away with per-
roa's credit more rapidly than any lining else.
-lr Is not always thu most reRged man that
is the mos, shabby fellow
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

THE Loss OF THE STEAMER MIssoURI.-Ths
steamer Missouri left New Orleans week bsfor,
last with light freight, but fall of passengeri
most of whom were landed at Cairo. On ar.
irving at Evansville she received about dozen
passengers, sll of whom are reported lost
The story of race between the two boats ID
denied. The officers oil tine Dictator brough,
Off 100 people from the wreck. 1t is though,
by the officers OF the Missouri that tie tota
list of casualties will not exceed co.
Among the saved there is passenger fron
Lowell Massachusetts, connected with th
Freednen's Bureau, and his family; Captain
Stewart and Engineers Schroeder and Cox, d
New Albany. The cabin register being los,
The names of the passengers could not be as
eertained, Several survivors left on the mai
boat for Cincinnati and eastward to day.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

Hats ana Caps at a Sdcrifce.--In order to
make room tor AN extensive stock of Gent )
Furnishing goods j. P. Doughten, sos Market
street, offers his entire selection OF Hais and
Caps at cost prices, hereby giving the purcha-
ser an advantage Of 40 per cent. less than re-
tail prices.
Improvement. decided improvement made In the
cut and ht Of Patented Shoulder Seam Shirts
My motto Is to make the best Shirts low prices
they be bought any other and every
shall haze the kind and quantity of materials bar
gained or Every shirt warranted to it, be as
presented, or the money refunded Gall and examine si
3lb Market 81. tmaYsnl WIN. H. CROW.
Fine Flavoring extracts, Rose Vanilla, Bi,tsr
Almond, Lemon, Orange, Cinnamon, Gloves
Nutmeg, Mace, Peach, Celery, &c., prepared by
L. Bringhurst Co., Sixth aud Market st
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

SABBATH OBSERVANCE IN GERuANY.-The Ia
oorers In some of the agricultural districts OF
Germany are allowed only few hours of rest
GU the SabbQth for attendance on public vor.
ship An address has recently been circulated
IN order to obtain fer them full opportunity
10 Keep the Lords holy day, which has been
signed by sixty four proprietors of great eJ.
'aies In the neighborhood OF Berlin, amone
whom are some of the best names of the Prus-
sian nobility. Another measure which gives
great satisfaction TO The friends OF the Sabbath
J., - Gn otieial order by the government at Ber-
,ln' supPressing the schools held on the Sab
imparIing purely secular instruction.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

$1,000 Reicard-Iafaw Lost Beariog the des
tally develop led mind and judgement with bri ht,
che rful counteusnce light comp exion, b.ue ewes,
black eys brows, red hair and turn up ose and 10
short remarkably smart infant. " hen last seeu
mad in its possession 1000 card pictures Of its ar
parents 5000 card pho ographs vign.ttes, standing
ard sitting figures, of which it was distributing
among rs numerous frends ami acauri tance
VIII ch were all made a Sextons Pho ogra h Gallery,
recommending everybody who wished good p ctures
and cheaper than they could get them anywhere
iess, to 60 70 exson's 3l5 ldsrket st. Wilmingt n
Del: lhe above reward will be aid io- tho return
OF the chill h photographs, at sections TX L.
~auefyi Sio Marhet NJ. dec25-3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

The Season, is now ut its height and before it
commences 10 decune we think it best to offer our
large stock at reduced rates so ners,ns stiu in
want of any kind of Dry Goods, Carpets shawls
oiosks, DC, will Gnd large und we'll selected eto.k
az a. the old stand, No. 1903 Market street, above sd
SCENE hArd'y necessary to go into particulars as
who come will not be disappointed in either. We
would cat the attention OF the ladisa to our assort
inent of Furs, olosks, shawls Dress Goods 10. To
the gentlemen our Cloths, Uassimers, saiinsts Me.
rino Under shirts, and Drawers and the FL assors
ment of Hos cry always on hand in great VARIETY
"enow have one of the best assortments of BONES
no and House furnishing goods to be found in any
State or city. Gail aud examine. WV NJ KEN
HARD, 800 Market Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

NEw METHOD or RoBBERy.-Cultiyatiuf
the acquaintance of moneyed str anger, ant
famillarly handing him Nm apple filled will
stryshn'ne to eat, is the latest mode of prepar-
ing him to be quietly robbed. Some roober,
handled a returned Californian In this way a
night or two ago at Wsllsville, Ohio, on the
cleveland and Pittsburg failroad. In short
time the strychnine, previously placed in the
npp'e, began 10 take effect, causing the gen
tiemHn to TALL in helpless condition on the
pavement, whore he was discovered at late
honF, in great agony, robbed of all his mo Ley
aud everything of value about his person.
Apples famiiariy dealtou by strangers should
hereafter be considered unhealthy.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-05

Mrs. General Leo ia making strenuous exer-
tons TO obtain the Arlington estate, and has
sccured the support of many prominent South.
eTners.
rel-The Committee on Ways and Means are
SAID to be opposed to giving the Secretary oil
the treasury much discretionary power in
funding tho debt or contracting the currency
John NJ Enos has taken ont letters of Ad.
mnistration on the estate OF Robert Goose ebery
deceased