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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

ANORDTNGNcE cE Nh a NJ TNn a a 01DT
IN NANCE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
sEuIloN II OF THE ORDINANCE CONCERNING
BTREETs
Be 1t nrdanined by the City Council OF Wilmington
SRoToR l. That the word shave" as 1t occurs In the
seventh and fifteenth line Of Section of said Ordinance
he stricken therafrOm.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington Sent. a. 1906.
EDWARD II. BRLLAH,
President o. The City COut ell.
Arrssr, E. t. TAYLOR, Clerk. oct24t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12

R8- MERINos, MERINos.-The place to
get cheap Mrrino OF fine quality is 200
Market street, E. b. Frazer & Co., Successors
to w. b. Sharp. Also, large stock of Cas-
sinners, Blankets, Shawls, Balmoral Skirts,
Bucher's Linen, one yard wide for so cts
A great bargain. Three hundred yards oil
Black English Merino, at 37t per yard
Come and see the large stock OF superior
goods at 200 Market street.
Ga- -BusH's STEAM FREIGHT AND EXPRESS
LINE offers the greatest facility for forward
ing freight and packages between the two
cities. Receiving freight at second wharf
above Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and
French street wharf, Wilmington, up to 6 o.
clock, T. NJ, and delivering at the earliest
business hour the next morning. Goods de-
liyered at the place of business of conslgnee
at the lowest rates.
WANTED.-A loan of $1,000 on city
property-first-class security. For informa.
! tion apply to J. MARIs, Attorney -at-Law,
City Building, Fourth Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12
HALLS HAIR RENEWER
sTRANGE, RUT TnIfu

IL the host preparation extant for restoring gray hair to
its original color preventing its falling ont and pronot
ing its gtnwh lt is also beautiful Hair Dressing For
sale hy ali drusgiats auSi-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12

- lawrence Doyle, of Sherbrook, G. W.,
Iil Mho mad been drinking, got very angry with
i,, his son, and his excitement was such that he
nu[s' some of the blood vessels of the heart
snu dropped dead in an instant. Only a
shorI time before his death he said he did
%;r I1t care Tor God, man or the devil, and told
ms wife that she might prepare a coffin for
MS son or for himself before night.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12

IL is singular that the more you damp the
",,'5 "dH1r OF troublesome talker, by throwing
s"'u w. water on his effusion the sooner he dries
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12

Julius, Western darkey, landed at Chica-
go, seeing an advertisement notifying those
who wished TO be clean that they might get
a bath for quarter, thought il would be a
good idea to ask the use of them of another
darkey, who said, "Baths were used by white
folks 10 wash IN" Accordingly, Julius
started, with bundle under his arm, and
being shown into a bathroom, was left to his
abluiions. Considerable time elapsed, and
Julius did not come forth; and after waiting
for about an hour, the keeper of the baths
went to the door and screamed, "Hallol aint
YOU never coming out?n Eyes, as soon as /
get troo my washing GLOW long will
that be?" "P'raps an hour to an hour and
half, +" coOlly answered Julius. With that
the man burst into the room, and there, all
around the room, was the darkey's freshly
washed clothing hung up to dry: but not
noticing it just then, the keeper remarked,
"Come you must clear out at once, you've
been in here for over two hours" "Look
a-here, said Julius, in m enraged manner,
pointing to his drying Clothes which rather
TO sec you wash and hang out two dozen
pieces in less time than I've been at it," In
another minute Julius was landed in the
street, surrounded by his washing.
-<S~~+-
A young exquisite, innocent of any hair
upon his face, went into Phalon's last week,
and seating himself in one of the chairs, told
the operator to shave him. The barber lath-
cred his face and then sat down ON another
chair and began TO read the Tribune. "Hallo,
| fellow, says the dandy, ''what are you wait
ing for?" 81 have done all can, sir, - re-
piled the other. 81 am now waiting fol
your beard to grow"
A woman, about "a years of age, appeared
at staton-house in Washington, on Satur,
day evening, and gave her name as Jenny
Lockwood, recently private soldier in Com
pany b, I'd Michigan infantry. She said
that her home was in Flint, Michigan, and
that she was now sick and without home
A permit was procured fIom Major B. b
French, and she was taken to Providence
Hospital.
1t is rumored that England has advised
the Porte to cede Gambia to Greece for
pecuniary indemnity, of which England
would guarantee the payment. Anothe
plan is greatly talked about, according t
which England had proposed the union o.
the Slave and Greek nationalities, and theil
being constituted into an independent stat
under the sovereignty of the Pope.
squaw in Central Michigan had a pap
poose ON her arm, exceedingly white for
member of its race, which fact induced
gentleman to ask if it was not half-breed
whercupon she said: 'No, not drop G
white blood about lt-half Injin and hal
missionary"
Tea kettles arc decidedly Yankee in thei
melody they sing through their noses.
What did lot do when his wife turned I
salt? Got fresh one.
. nar MEn1Nos. MEn1Nos.-The nlnce I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12
DIR. sTRIokLAND,s PILE REMnDY

- - -ANASAAHAND'o EAAH HEMEDR
Has cured thousands of the worst cases of Blind and
Bleeding Piles. 1t gives immediate relief and effects
permanent cure. Try II directly. u s warranted to
tie ianIl-gr1sty
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay oil narn
and Instruction for Young Men-pubshed by the IIow
ara Association, and sent fres of charge In sealed enye
collation., Philadelphia. Pa feblOI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-12
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FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
FARm FoR SALE.

Containing 40 more or less, situate on the
Brandt wiLe in Chrstiana hundred New Castle county
and State Of Delaware adjoining lands Of Morris Palmer
Ihomas Wilson, aud others The buildings an excel
ieht Stone House and Barn both supplied with
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field. Good apple orchard and great variety Of choice
pears and grap 1t has 35 very best Brandy
wine meadow, with 20 acres Of woodland ali ip high
state Of cultivation within five miles the Whining
ton city line II is very healthy and desirable pro.
lerly' Apply TO W. MGCAULLEY,
60i Market Street,
- ,o , Wilmington, Del
sept w. leb5 Oct2
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DOR SALE.--rHE LIGHT DRAFT SIDE WHEEL
IL steamer cveur de Lion" 90 tons will be OF
y the highest bidder at Public Auction, on WEDNES-
DAY, DC 9ber 10th, at o'clock, p n, at Light House
Wharf foot OF Fourth street. Wilmington, Delaware
Ihe Occur dc Lion can be any day previous to
TERMS Twenty per cent Of purchase money to be
paid at time sale and balance upon the removal OF the
steamer within five days after.
BY order of the Light House Board.
STEPHEN D. TRENCHARD,
Light House Inspector Fourth District.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
-Fatr PtkNfiSo OF FHusr TaEEs.-In

fAbL PLsNfiSG OF FRuiT TREES. In
pab9ug fall fruit trees, the pear, apple
shd cherry Invariably de better fall plant
ed than when deferred till spring north Of
Philadelphia. The peach plum and april
cot should not be planted till spring, if
not done before heavy frost. All fruit
trees when set out shonld be vigorously
shortened in. Trees should net be plant
cd deep--no deeper than they grew before
removal. 1t Is better to draw mound OF
soil about them for the winter, to be Re-
moved early in the spring; 1t preserves
from frost and throws on superintendent
moisture. Dwarf pears must be set be-
lo- the ounce stock-snd in selecting
these, choose those that are budded near
the eround-where q long legged ounce
stock has to be buried SO deep, the tree
make. but poor growth for some seasons
afterwards, and i, in other respects injur-
ed. In severe climates, cherries of very
luxuriant growth are liable to be winter
killed. TO obviate this, the weaker grows
ing kinds, as the Duke and More lie, and
The Mahablcb, are used for stocks to grsft
them on This checks their vigor, and
renders them harder. II, however, al
ways keeps them dwarfed--and superior
sized fruit iss not 80 probable. Whom
danger Of winter-killine exists. these
strong growing kinds should not have
hiph Z manured soil, aud where they grow
vigorous when young, they may be root.
pruned as already described. ifthey can
b. &C Though the first ten years of theiI
life, I'll they lose their youthful vigor,
they will uot suffer in severe winters aftes-
wards. Gardeners .nonfhiy.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

no Ths Boston Transcript tells an
amusing ssory of . yosnf gentleman Who,
satfins 80 ths Co4m6u . fee evenings
sssee, sa1s N sentact with person going
N The opposite direction. Both spolo-
sisst sns sslked sn. A uoment after
the yosns Gestlessan uissed his watch,
ans turning, rsn after the individual
rhop be had just nst. He soon OYER
teck Airn, and drawing kis revolver,
placed itaat his head, aud demanded that
be shouia Instantly give up that watch
Iheimsn, terribly frightened, obeyed, and
took. his departure from that vicinity
with the greatest possible erpeGtiou.-
The syorng gentleman, went home and re
lsted the : eircumstssces 10 his alotbsr,
who burst inis . lsaeh, sDd told hln that
hiss OWE wstch rss IN bis room, and that
be had bees the robber and pot the
robbed.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
noRnInLE INpIAr OtrnAoEs DISCO

HORRIBLE INDIAN OUTRAGEs DIscov-
Erred. = ST LoUIs, Oet lf.--ts apt. Bar
low, of Gen. Sberrhan's staff, arrived
here yesterday from Fort Dodge, where
he saw two white girls, named Doyeo,
one seventeen and the other ihipeen years
old wlO had been ransomed from the
Kiowa Indians. The girls state that on
the 18th Of Augu the klowas attacked
their home IN northwestern Texas, killed,
scalped and burned their father; tbem-
selves aud their mother, aud sister, eight
years old were carried into captivity and
treated in the crueest aud most revolving
manner. Gu arriving al the ludian camp,
the captives were knocked about with
clubs, and brutally abused. On hearing
their condition the Commanding officer at
Fort Dodge, not having sufficient force TO
rescue them, effected their ransom, aud
will ssnd them to their friends iu Texas
as soon ss they recover from their terrible
suffJrihgs. When in the lDdiau camp, the
officer sent to arrange their ransom saw
the oaptiYps knocked down three times
and violated.
Gsp. 5hsrnie arriyel al home
the l6ih,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

SPlsrUtL Ftcrsg = ,'hdt w,ssey is .
hey'ty Nhcl ma ! LhiG az Penttance. int
3 mr pr son, aid blushuses. li
7 a. brandy brands tn nosos of al ihse
VIII chnno' govern their appetite'.
That wine causes many to take "a winds
inf way hCule.
1hatrunf. is',he cause q N ny unfriehd
II punches
Tha als cafsss many ai'i.g.; while beer
brings many to he bier
rhr ch mpagac is the cause bf maoy
rea; lains.,t
That gn-sliUge have slowed" more than
the slings os ols.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

A MooNsTRUcK MONARCH. = King
Louis Of Bavlriahs reported to be moon.
strucS, having entirely giyenp up the direc-
tiou Of public offairs to indulge various
eceentr cities, the chief OF which is to ba 4
10 the moonlight. He has swan shaped
bust in which he floats a bout on the wa
ter, and 80 greatly Is he enan lured of
the moonlight that be has fixed in bis
sleeping apartments an apparatus borrow
ed from theatre, which creates an artifi
cial moonlight. These follies are very
absurd, but they are at the same time
very innocent, aud King Louis no doubt
can be spared from undergoing the cares
Of state lu 4 Fope, which, even without
him, is too mu3h governed
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
REASONS WHY TIE @
AMERICAN WATCH
Ma de q WAL.THAha Mass.

~
1; Is made Oh the best pruci X 1t fsssi- c,l,,.s
ei of SOLID PLATES. Nvtlr ear Interfere With Tie
hlrnonyyf IT. werkins inA NJ fut ''rsluos can dan-
aseit, u.achilcry Every piece is muie and faished
by machinery ,tseE fsa,ous 's L4t'ais aFwclt u,
fu n tiI,Ityenes-I AMI ia th,1ef5rc ri ilr nbde-
The watch is what al ncehani+n shyn1 br--tclu
RATE, SIn2bs, sTBUAG Al. gcaNuMi ,i.s-
Scept some h,a'i =raics, too costly flr eenetl me-,
foreign v'ehcs are cnieGy made by women am boy-
such watches composelgr several huQdfel peets,
ercwrd and vited together ana ssltro con sabt re.
raif, to kecpthcm in any knl o osdar. Az ffl6n.
who htys carried ancres, ''liiuss' aud "E4ssr
patSa 1--we y arc pos ieey Wei aware q, tie tfasn u
tn -tatemont N+fN q tiH
At Inc beeBa,sg OF eur cutprrFisc, urrrc tfat ten
yels ago. ws~ qur aiyct nsst Is h,rnughle 46od
lospaoed watch pr the m.lipa 10 tlE.t tiIe iat Or
hee foreign inpo,tuns--tto feilsd ss for agu f5tp
rics-which were ontr,iy tn,t,estigh ht smt sid ra'-
tgcily worthless ever, where.
How we'll We have accim ,s eil dis msy bc aa.er
stood from The iact, ,that afscr ia,,y ysus il pus
tria We now make NosETilAS oSa-fiALR ~ All,
iREwATcFfEsk = LDlyTHE CNlT ~ STA rs, ant
thsi others hsy. given such universal sstsfe
lion While tnis dcpar,uer " ou hufac.- !, cDn,id.
acd sah increased facilities fuj li-iett =,
present engtg god IN the msnutotie OF watches uf the
ve-, aIGHSs GRADE GN1SN 70 & liR 7S6METRY
a"cquallod bJ anything hithe.to mode by oprseive-.
'ni unsu pa ie'i hg snylhubg i'se q re ahrtl T
his pul@s, " i,se the ssnpies f,i. t'es. have
eI alit ou our inaiu Ludia-- expressly fir
lhis branch OF bu- nets and htv hile.i with tue
hest ,sorkmenin oar service ew hiach,n .tid tpp-
aces tiare been cnftrucot VII sptrivmn heir work
wih oousun,miie ciis,ey nd exaeam-S The e;ioicezt
aud nIost D. Is are uscd isi ,r ohs
iense eams risJn between th sra 0f o,u v. K aud
r7
y sell waie.- for iss Hiaacy tuau rasn wat,he.
buI do assert withuu fear II coniridiotpu l. tfr
die same MONEY product s i'r mraaily su stur
AZ our wa.ghes, of whatever grade fuJ warranted
and his Warranted Is god Az sginst Us or ouf
agents "A ~ paris of the world.
CAUIl0N.-rLs public eautioned 90 buy enIy
respectable dealer. All persons selling eoanterieita
will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN gATGH COMPANY,
M a
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

A REMEDY for. the cure of TIE hollow
horn, or horn ATTN cattle is t. dissolve
table spoonful Of coperas IN warm wa
ter, snf m'x it with the creatures mess,
If 1t Is not past s.arng;s il Ills, it should
be poured down. This dose will seldom
need To begiycn more than once. 1t has
been our remedy for many years. in 4
large cairy.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
Boil twelye Good si,ed not,

( fEAsT.- Boil twelve good sized pota-
toes soft. Rub them through colandcr.
add one quart Of boiling water, aud one
of cold; one tsaspoontul OF saIt; one
cup ot white cetfee-sugsr; .one pint If
good Yeast, when blood warm. Set in
. warm place 10 rise, shout Sic hours.
Cork ngblb, end keep III cool place.
Set sponge; use tescupfull for two
loayes.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
Aan,inistratrix' A Notice.

NJ Office Is hereby given that Letters Of Adminitga
N tlon lsve been issued 90 the Undersigned the
estate of "n Prior late Of Clay tp, AMI sergt of Go.
@. l1fh Heet p. X. c.. decd All persons knowing
themselves uebt 70 said estate hereby requested
make immediate payment rnd those having claims
ngaus the present Il em prCperly 1eniiea-
ted for settlement I. tie Undersigned.
af-sa ttl SUSeNl PRIOR, Adns'x
Sept. $, COT fa 0aklanatp Butler .
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

bos,ol papr says hat hasty end
ding, which al been se out to cool tne
morning IL that ely was taken TO the ,ta.
toulouse a pa iceman charge OF
smoking in the sy e . lraet ,e VIII ch 10
n net Ittmittd in tina idy littlee ".
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
1860

Ii0USEKEE?ERs t. ouJ ed with vcginn need be 80 no
longer II they scoat2rSs' ExorBiinator We have
used IA ~ sttsfaetian aud If h box costs 50,
would htve II. We hayp fied posQns Int tcy effected
n.thing but "Casai'sf ticle lenbons tlerhth out
90 Ett> Raehes, sat' and Bcd.luss. qnicber then
we can wflfeH It Il IN great dcnlnd al over the
c.uniry.-- Nr9iHd Ofio, Gdsefie
ra. See NCnsTARSf advertisement; above.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
4866.

i EfaRMEHS A;tDkffgJtsEgBgHERs Should rocoll-ct
thai hundreds of doials worth of urtn. Provisions
&es eBnasily cstIp Aebyssf-. Mics. Ans AID ota-
- nsectsn Ngritih t ~ wifio, en- he prevented
by tfs d.iasf wfri pf ~Castsrs Rgt Eoaeli, Ant,
scr ',Stcnaff1tnl. sif tgl hssd fte3,H
q see iH.'R d@lgftti iaiislt e'iase.
ae-s X Ia ssiff Ia, ty aii UuFg-;s anil Dci-
'sgsI, -.l &Jil l.tis,,Gpo
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

a Woop-cnoPPEg Is very polite man,
for when be VANS wood be gees aud cres
Ar -
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1866.

f"cosTAs's' RAT ENrgBiiT S ATJg Is s;aple. sefa
anil suie-lte mos; perfect RyiFdeatiUn ineVthg We
have ever attended,. Eiegy i thatcfneei II. ifuperly
prt"fri VIII eat It, and every one uit rats 4 wll die
generally vt some plt distant .Ssilhe ffom
Nhoret was tssvn , Ldke Sfoie Aieh.. AirroFs
-. lnsI l.-a nl.nrii.nnnnf N.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

singlernces 81 50; each 'adiiicual raek, 50 cts
LOCAL NOTICES.
loccnsper ling for zach uSe'ii2n,
RATES np M4RRhdss,
will 10 published * mis- ylhrs the s1nie does not excee
Bhss fog Zach Al hion,iine,5 etssw ~ be charged.
Advertisements nj o. 9. Sale Executors, AlmihstrH
tors aad Auditors nticcs a-tays, bliss tuition uf Part
ner4ip Cautions, aud all transient advertisements Jus1
P8strfvslY rs fAIp ~ ApNA11F.
We te nnicrs gneE pdtishsgs and IioHiistoi uf' ~
Butler papes-, hereby aiee 70 It ictly ale,e Il -
above schedule of prices, until further n0'icc
WI. HAcLBff. Butler American
CLARK NiLsJs. Isiun urri..
a ROBINSON g ANDERSON Anne lem CilhUa
July 10 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31
ATKAYE.

STEAfED from the premises Of the snbs criber ia Con
y n9qisnessins sp near Petersburg, a White China
Loar, tno Years OLD weighing about 25u pounds n5
marks, EXCEPT stump tt An3 person letIfntug said
animal 10 thep~e, giving buI the necessary inior
mst.cn vhets iss may lie fSund shall he terally re-
NnL2: aAess n. k&bsLk5s, (.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

I1icganoc In Press WORK.
In all The essentials Of Cheap Printing
tfood Paper, Tasteful eouiposii On, Beau
tifal Press Work, and pIspAffn we iut
vite oNparson, from getSins u' 9ar4
of sin gle ljue tosn iilun6natea Poster.
or q work Of any numher d iages.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

TlflE pnleEsgBed eiers for -als bis FAl,f loczted
' 70 Whsl,net on tlwlahp, utter comfy. beihg lUI
Acres = sed tNniiAa and: sixty Acres oi which aros
= t4r ssltece ,sr Tgisfed. There Il a. gvod
s''i. i-f .-.l.-ssr tar-% eseob, ,.nns o'eiTrf
q tfHiHass q 43st e. q tdas4i eisafeasFiitir
4wis ief itsasi fff,'iH stsrf ~ lnss. Y q ffte
ias - sess re as,s o. 81 sitsi q 1aga
~ tst1' 'isr 80. lfrr afts-f. assrsft
a4 tfgf.efY evs,Ag
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-10-31

fENHE uadersgnea having gnr Into partnership, the
BOOT and sfioE AniHiartprisg ta..sn@ss i.a,, 81
bh'cs-vo dssls seatifof Arahes TFnusnisa's sihf-
Asla tuse- lntifr Pa. pre- Isred ti,eiAs
est Bct alas slices sud do til hsl bob work "a any 9th
esl ht1i Deas ,is lee. H4siot ltat sxfui aiasi
tse tases ~ esoiot Gaii % nisass 80 AL giys Isl
yuar silesu s4a+-
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