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LEANDER HOLMES,
l9-2m. U. S. District Attorney for W. U.
Lcpnl NOtice.

UNITED STATES rs. GEORGE II. LANE TT. AL.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States, in and for the First Judicial District Of
Washington Territory, Walla Walla County.
To GEORGE II. LANE. S. W. .BABCOX and W. W.
JOHNSON: Nou are hereby notified that LEAN
complaint against you in said Court which will come
on to he heard at the first of tho Court, which
shall commence more than two months after the 21in
day of April, 1865, and unless you appear at sag
term "nd answer the same will be taken confessed
and the prayer thereof granted. The object and
prayer Of said complaint ia TO secure judgmen
against suid defendants for the sum of hundred
and fifty dc liars. the smount of their joint ana
several bond executed by them the 18th day o.
My, 1868, and made payable to the United States
Compluintfied April l7th, 1866:
LkANDER HOLMES,
10 9m IT G Di.trict Attnr,oy Tor " T.
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LAcoNIc.-As applied to epstles and iele.
grams, this is exc, llent. A husband teIe
graPh'd t" his wife :" Whit have you lor
breakfast, nnI how is baby ?" The answer
eame: Buckwheat cakrs aud the measles"
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Drunk OR N"r?-"I don't say, Judge,
that the defendant was drunk. M, not by no
m"nn,; but this will sny-wheu lat seen
him, he was washing his Iaee in a mud Pud>
die, and drying it IN door mat. Whrth, r
a '"her man ~nuld do this, in course, can
say The court thought he wouldn't. The
cons qn"nce was, the defendant went up
for sixty DAYS.
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"A"rtD T" SruDY-A young profess
or a. one OF the euleses mAr1ied lady
twenty years his senior A witty friend said
thus shoW"d his am5itinn, he was desiruus of
stud inS 1.-The an.ientS."
, 1866-05-11
LEGAL Notice.

UNITED STATES Us GEORGE H. LANE, ET. Al.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States. in and for the First Judicial District Oh
Washington Territory, Walla Walls County. .r
To GEORGE II. LANE. CHARLES WEBSIEh'
JOHN TURNER and T. NEWLAN: You are here
by notified that LEANDER HOLMES, United Sta'e'
District Attorney. has filed complaint in said Coul
which will come TO he heard ut the first term =.
the Cnurt. which shall commence more than tNO
Nou npuq,r nj said term and answer the same will
be taken confessed and the prayer Thereof graneu,
The object and prayer Of SAID complaint is 10 secu
Judgment against said defendants for the sum u
Eve hundred dollars. the amount of their JOINT snt
several brnd, executed by them the 10Th day oil as!'
ls62, and made payable TO the United States CO'u'
plaint filed 18th day of April, 1856.
LEANDER HOLMESi
l92m U. s. District Attorney mr WI
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Our OF DANGER.-" Father" said cob
BIER boy. MS he was pegging away at an old
shoe. 'they say the trout bite now" well,
well, replied the old gentleman, "you stick
tV your work. aud they won't bite you!'
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&Egalla agalla Statesmaa.
ANIMAL FOOD.

The question uf the time when mankind
frst began To eat the flesh Of animals has
been agitated with considerable keenness,
but more, VIC believe, as a part Of biblical
criticism than of dieretcS. We are told by
one set of commentators that the first per>
mission by the Deity for man to eat animal
foud was that given to Noah, in the words Of
Scripture: " Every moving thing that liveth
shall be meat for you; even as the green
herb have given you all things" On the
other hand, il is cOntended that the dominion
given to Adam over the brute creation im>
lilies permission 10 kill animals for food ;
and that the skins of which coats were made
for our first parents shows that proper use
was hane OF such permission.
1t is a!e, ed rh.t tn. wild and inordina'e
indulgence uf their appettes and passions by
the antediluvians Was kept up 10y flesh meats
and str"ng liquors. aud that in this way they
were incItcd to the commission Of thuse
crimes which provoked God to>their destruc.
tipD. Cor Lucrative aDaIogies have been all
duced in the fact of carnivOrous animals beS
ing the most ltrIciUus and untamable, and
of the greater propensity to hunt and kill
animals, for food, mlnii s:ed by savage over
civilized men Bur in both these instances,
it should be remembered that the propensity
was antrrinr tn Il search after the means for
procuring its gratif:atinn, a tn u !h the frrm,
CT is no doubt strengthened and-made fercer
by indulgence. lie this as it NAV of one
thing We are assured, that the Fl h eaters and
people who eat much flesh meat, and in
greater proportions than vegetable food, are
hess civilized, in every sense of the word,
than they who derive the greater part from
the vegetable Kingdom
brmder contrast can hardly be furnish
cd, IN tins respect, than hetween the E,qui>
maux and the l.aplander-the first eaters Of
seal aud walruS meat, and the second Of
relndeer-an i the Chinese and Indoos, so
Eany millions Of whom subsi>t almost en-
tIrely on r ce. ]" the same purpose, and
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ARE y"u u Christian Indian ?" asked
benevolent gruIlemrn Of one of the Chippe-
wa tnbr. " No, sir, was the answer, q" Ne
biz whisky lnsen."
, 1866-05-11

A loving friends rrbuke sinks into the
heart, aud e'nVlnees the judgment; an enc.
my'S or strSns'r's rebuke is inveetive and ir>
rftates. not converts.
, 1866-05-11

You CAN'T.-"You ranHj,unee; I'll COM
nit you, said an offended Judge to a noisy
person in Court. You ave no ri.ht 30
cUmmit II nuisance .'' said the offender.
, 1866-05-11

AT a receut railroad dinner, complimen>
tary to the fraternity, tue toast was given
" An honest lawyer, the noblest work Of
Cod" but an old farmer in the back part Of
the hall, rather spoiled the effect by adding
in loud voice, "about the scarcest."
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SUMMONS To ABSENT DEFER DANT:
AkCIiI McBkEAErY, Plaintiff,
JOSErH HERRING. Dcfcndnnt.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT, First Judicial Dis
i trict, IdIhr Territory, for Ncz Pcrcc corintv
To the Defendant above named-You will hereby
take notice that the plaintiff above named has flel
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the above named Conrt
IN the county abnvc uained a complaint acaiu.
Yen upon rrnnisSOry Note, bearing date Deccm.
brr 29 lSa3. alleged o. have been executed by YOU
10 Neil McG''nchy, for the sum of Ninety Nine
Dollars and sNty-twO cents. and transferred to the
plaintiff. Also, Tor Rent of House and Lot situ,te
IN Lewiston in sail .ouuty, during the term OF Two
months, in the winter uf 1868 and l.Gi at twenty
dollars per month. And you arc hereby notified to
appear and answer sad complaint as follows: Il
served within said county in ten dayS exclusive Of
iNe day OF service; ii served ont Of said county
bu' IN the District, ahuve named twenty davs. p1-
elusive of The day Of service if sc rved ont OF SAD
District f'rty dys exclusive of the cluv Of service
or that lIilmcnt by default will he taken against
You ace'fhns 80 The pra' of said complaint, in
"hiCh PRAYER the plaintiff demands f73tgrenl Tor
one hundred AMI thirtynine dollars and sixtytwO
GEMS with interest on ninetynine dollars and sixty
Two cents from the 2Jth day of December 1868, At
me rate OF two per cent. per month and on forty
dolars, from the ist o.y of February, 1864 at the
rate OF ten per cent per apnun with costs Of action
Given under my han, aI,l seal of said Court this
10Th day Of April. A. D. lS6b G. KREBS
-, -, 49,, GltrE First Jujicial District, T.
W. W, HAYER, Plaintiffs Attorney. 20 In
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DIVORCE NOTICE
1ERRGTORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLN-SS.

WALLA WALLN-SS.
THEREss M. BASSETT vs.. CUAS. II. BASSETT.
hate Disii'tc-t C""rt, First Judical District
TO CHARLES IL nASSkTr. Defendant: You are
hereby notified that Ti!ESESA NJ BllSSErr. plain.
tiG las ied complaint against you in said Court,
which will cnme on to he head a. tie first term Of
months alter the 9th day of April. 1866, AID unlesS
yuu appear at said term and answer, the same viii
he taken confessed and the prayer thereof granted
The o ject and prayer Of saId complaint is the dis
solution of the bnnds OF matrmOny existing between
you and plaintiff. anil to give TO Plaintiff the
and guardianship of Charles Henry BIsset, infaut
Of plaintiff and defendant. Complaint filed
March 29th, lS66. LASATER g. LANGFuRD.
IL 2n Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PALOUSE BRIDGE.

TINE PAL0USE BRIDGE IS NOT CARRIED
i away, us falsely reported. The Road from Walln
" ALA TO the SpDkan River. 10y way of the TAKSAS
FIERY, is nov liz fne condition tor pack animals
and mipers. with plenty of WOod. Water anil Grass
und twenty hVe miles nearer than the COlvilc cross
ing. below the month Of the PaIouse Therefore, If
you are going Ia KIOtenai, or the Blickioot Mines
and want to save day aud halls travel, pay M
attention to the false statements of certain ineEest
ed parties, and II the BIidgeS-nne on the Tnuchc It.
ss WnirS hil me on the Tucanou and tire other on
the Paiouse-are not standing. we will make no
charge for FERRlAGE AT TAKSAS FERRY.
JESSE THOMPSON,
7. 81. Sl.OI UMB,
l72m n NEWIuN
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T. 81. Sl.Ol UMB,
l7-2m T NEW LON.
PUBbIC SAbb-

NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN, That us Admins
IN traitor of the e-tite of JOHN CAMPBELL.
deceased will sell at Public Auction. the FIRST
MONDAY IN JUNE, A. D., 1866. the one undivided
half Of all the Improvements, and right, title and
interest in the Farm known as the PEN D'ORElLLE
RAM H. owned by the deceased aud r. N. BLcon,
JOINT partners in business.
ISAAC l.. TOBEY, Administrator.
Cnlville W T Apri l2 1866 IL I'd
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ErTEHS JF ADMINISTRATIONS having been
Ia irsued to me by the Probate Court of Wa Ia
Wal'a county. W. p, upon the estate nf SAMUEL
CALDM ELL. lite of said county, deceased. nutice
l. hereby given TO all persons indebted &c said
tate 10 come forward aud pay tho ZANE. All persns
having cluims against said estate notified pre-
sent the same, properly verified. within one year
from this date. ar be forever barred.
JOHN W. MASON. Administrator.
WRlla Walla, W. t.. May |, 1866. 2O-4wH
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F. W. COLMAN Il CO., Wnlla Walla.
Shcriff, sale.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, COUNTY OF
WALLA WALLA-SS.
DY VlRTU r. If an Execution Issued cut Of the
ID District CrGr. of the First Judicial District uf
Washington Territory, anu to me directed, in Nvor
Of v ala Wullt Comfy, and against simon ISaacs.
Joseph Petty, and John W. Morrison, for want Of
personal property. have levied upon the following
described real estate TO witOne piece or parcel Of
land .itdated in the county Il Wallis Naa. on the
Non R>W est side of the city of Wa!L Wailu, tngeh
er wiz s1ie Corral and Slaughter House therennio
leIonging and known as Joseph Prtty'S Slaughter
Honse :" and iU pursuance Of said execution, will
offer sad prnpery tor sale. to tine highest hid.lcr,
for lawful money of the United States, it, front of
the ourt H,lIse in WHlla WallL CITY, Oh Saturday,
the 2Gth day OF MAY, 1855, between O'Clock, A.
aud o'clock P. N, of said day. said sale suiirct
TO un attachment on said property III favor of Sum
ner Barker. A. SElTEL,
Sheriff Of walla waAI county, W. T.
Wnlll WALT Anril ~. 1856. Palm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOlICF;

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IIIE UN.
IN dersigned, having been appointed administra
tor Of the estate Of ISAAC KELLOGG, deceased.
hereby notifies all persons having claims against
said estate 70 present hem properly verified within
one year froIn this date. or they will he forever
barred All persons Indebted said estate arc no.
titled 10 settle the same immed ntely.
JOHN W. MASON, Administrator.
Walla Walla, W. T., May l, 1866. 2O4ws
, 1866-05-11

A Nkw IuEuRY FuR PRUL"NGING LIFE
Dr. Julius Fnudem Fi>khavcslhcr died very
recently in PRUSSIA, at the advanced aye OF
enc hundred aud nine years lie has left be-
hind him a scientific treatise upon the art Of
prulunging Ii e. the main feature Of which
appears to be that in order To exist in har-
Muny with the electric currents Of the earth,
We should always sleep with our heads to-
ward the nnr'h po'e. \ great demand for
comp Sses will result from this suggestion,
and indeed sucety has already been or,
ganized tn test the truth OF the dnclprs sug-
gesionS, and we doubt not at least twenty
thousand Pru-sians are every night horizons
tally lueatcd according to this new preScrip.
ton. The doctor cannot be accused Of n4cF
ecnary motives in making his discovery pub
lie, and his own advanced age gives a basis
f'r those inclin' d to place hiIh in his theory
for it is certainly very harmless one, pro,
vide ! th't length of dlys is in reality bonn
worth striving after
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AttEN's

AttEN'S
LUN G. BALSANG.
The Remedy for Curing
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
GROUP,
Diseases ofthe Throat, Bronchitis, Pains
and OppIessio of the Chest OF Lungs,
Difficult BreathiHk; and all
the Oisea es Ofthe Pul-
mOnaIy Organs.
IT'S ACTION Is EXPECTORANT. ALTERNATIVE.
lSUDORIFIC. SEUATlVE. DIAPIlORETlC AND
DIURETLC, which renders 1t one of the most valua-
BILE remedies known for curing diseases of tue lungs
II eXcites expectOratinn, and causes the lungs tO
throw off the phegm or mucuS; CHANGING Sc
CRETlnNS and PURlFlES the BLOOD; heals the
irritated parts; gives strength to the digestive or
gans; brings the liver tn its proper action and i'm
parts strength to the whole system. Such is tie M
mediate md satisfactory effect, that 1T Is WAR
RANTED To BREAK UP THE MOST DISTRESS
long standing. 1T is WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction evenin the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION 1T Is WARRANTED NOT
to produce eostiveness (which il the with most
remedies or affect the head. 1t contains no Opium
in any form. 1T IS WARRANTED TO BE PER.
FECfLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child. al
though it is an sctve and powerful remedy for
torhV the system. THERE Is M REAL NECE>I-
TY FORS So MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, if
only taken in time
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by SMITH & DAVIS, Portland, Oregon,
General Agents Also, by Dealers in Family Aedi-
eines gsner0uy.
Dec. 30 1864. 3tf.
, 1866-05-11
NOTICE

sQNHE POWER OF Alto RNEY granted BY mt,
~. NJ. Hansyeke, May 9th, 1860, WAS iH''
anhulled. ~ d, q ,rr,---.s uAy
wallulA. March lsth, 1866. A4WO0D
, 1866-05-11

LIVERY PHYSICIAN located in the country ora
II small village, and engaged in the practice Of
hi profession has or less frequently found tho
successful Treatment of Chronic Diseases difficult il
not impossible. owing 10 the absence of many farl-
tiles which within the reach Of those residing il
the cities and larger towns.
The undersigned has for this reason made arrange
meuts Tor the treatment Of this class of cases Nv
which patients can have the benefit Of all appliances
at present known 10 the profession
Persons placed under his will receive in ad-
dition to correct medical aud surgical treatment
the hcnci ol Dr.. Lang,run parkers method Of treat.
ncut by fumgHtion. the Use OF many Of the mineral
and siue waters, both tor bathing and general use;
bathing in ss7-water, sc, when indicated; beside
the ogaary general and local baths of water hes5d
air and vap,r.
Physicians having under their care or knowing cf
perOnS afflicted by obstinate rheumatism, skin
Diseases. diseases OF the urinary organs, &c. wbiy1
have resisted ordinary treatment, will confer a great
favor upon such persons by calling their attention to
the facilities here afforded.
60 For Spcca! information, apply in person or by
letter. 10 J. l.. COnMBS MD.
Portland, Oregon
cE-Consu'aion Rooms in CEtE's EUILDIAG over
Wells E.fr.r.. T.. T,trturn fr,,, StorI.
, 1866-05-11
Legal Notice.

W. W, THAYER, PlaintifTs A,torncy' t"r new
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
Not Dye, but a Restorer OF Colorand
Perfect Hair Dressing CombInnd'
sure preventive Of Badness,
London II ir Color kesforer and DreBling.
Lnnunn Hair InluL ED.Lut..u - -

A sure preventive Of Baldnoss
London Hair Color Reitorer and Drer.ng
London Hair Color Iesturer and Dr,s.ins
London Hair Color Rsstnror and Drgss;ns
The hair is renovated aud strengthened and reaoroa
to It's original color without tho application NJ nI
substances. Can be applied by the hands asit Ss ,
stain the skin or soil the finest linen i, ia c1nn,at
within itself no other dressing OF aocoIppnnimnt ",
any kind being necessary 10 secure ihose desjr.ha ~
suits lit will restore rrny hair to s origiUa color
Fit VIII make V grow on bald heads al viii 70
store the natural seCratians Al viii ,a,r", III
dandruf and itching. b-lt will mike The ha,r eof,
giossy and flexible cit will preserve original coloi
TO old 2 l. will prevent the hair from falling Oh
s---Itwili cure all diseases If the seaIn ~ Ae VA
kstb rms CEHI1ElaAIR.
an happy 10 add my testimony 10 the rreat yalua
ofthe London Rair Color hestpror which restored NV
hair to ls original dark color tae hue appears to be
permanent am satisfied that the Preparation ia moth.
ing Ike dye INT operates upon The secretons II Is
also beautiful hair dressing aud promotes the growth.
purchased the hrst bottle rom Edward r. GsrfIrnrs
druggist 10th and Coates Streets who can also
my hair was very gray when commenced lis use
ARs. Miller No. $50 North Ninth street pbiIa.
Price Scents PER bottle; six bottles at So Sold by
DIX sWAlNE SON. $50 North Sixth Street. phila .
and n; B. U. HooIEN, AS Market street whining.
on Del. nov Al
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
Things worth PgcmemDerinE,
THAT CHARLES KIEFE'S


TtirR Street Oyster hay House Sui Houyt,Ac,.
.gS..s Co., THAT II ID without question model estab-
ss<sSfsssSs lirhnent.
.asso That all kinds Of choice Came Oysters md
~. Refreshments arc served az there III the very
best stJlca.
That de have thoro private ehti ng apnr mdu
they can enjoy good meal without interruption.
ll'At everything about tho rl1c" is clean ant nice
that attentive waters are always employ ell,
That the establishment ID kept ~ man WHO has been
public caterer for ysars and knows the busincse
That the place Is highly respectable mud patropized
by our very best aud most respectable citizens
That no noise or disorder is permit cd there
That tho prices arc always worry reasonable
That meals may be Ind at all hours Of the day or mig
1Dd the proprietor is determined to accummodtte
That his tables are always furnished with the choicest
kinds Of Game FISH, aud every o,hor d-caey in their
That the place is central and easy Of aecefs
That it is y iayorie iosort business men
That isiu fact public institution which tho people
patroni2o hecauEe II ID conducted properly.
And that II IL permanently established az
No. % EAST THIRD STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where algra invited TO call. aptlGtf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

THE SubScr1bersQTH NOV fully preptrgd 10 II
Ia all Ordars in their line OF huSinosH with prntpUi
sIN hehs aud atthe lowest rSoa cOnsiHtut wit tTs
1An@A They keep stRutly On hand d fun FuprIv n
uas fiStuTos OF the best iaeturCts such A. Chan
delefs Penusnts Brackets For table Gas EiAnda Out
RIan Globe Shades, of .he latest 3lsa and osi
also prepared I? put in the host manner Pine.
LOT heauns all Descriptions ii buildings with steam
nave purchase the right for this State TbAtch
put them W ~ short notice. "
having e sole agency tor this State Of Halliday inst
eeeDrhtso patent Sell Regulating Wind Engine. and
hs MARYLAND Portable uRa Company Gas Apparatus
uaseI ourselves that our facilities Tor introducing
souht'y nmwelnEs both water aud gEs unegualed ~
CAV tne particular attention oil persons residing in
esTnt 70 these machines They tho best ne
United states Tor the accomplishment Of great desie
LOT ths country gentleman or farmer sEy other
y VII iuli supply OF pure water ali the houAe +
paIn ana an economical mud beautiful light The Wind
~ not affected by te heavIss Raes of wind and ia
az an times day or night, ti there il any wind
% shr OF lasoi 10 accomplish its des gnRtad task
~ {saIns OF the most approved kinds.
are prepared with the best vsrAnon 10 attend to All
IstIpuohs OF HsanbOnt, ship, an house Plnnhiup and
esp on mana or Will procure order HydrsutR iron
sopPe plan shed and load lined Bath Tubs basins Htted
NOT OF cold water Urinals patent water closets ASH
n' plain and circulating shnsBr Baths; iron or less
Sinhhi boston Company Gum Hose, Water Flters-in
everything IN our line, of the most approved Mini :
lptlons OF sheet Lead work at RLprt notice
hopeby prompt and strict attention 10 All york In
70 our care, and desire ave full satiacticn
eases TO merit and receive share of the public ps
.} No, 81 MARKET STREET, abov Fifth next dooIto
Wh. FRRnIs, FERRIaG cApppTn
PHILIP GAHRETT. in,a "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
DR.. WM.. EXELDS

S,TlLL continues his suoeessfu
. PRACTICE Of MEDICINE.
for the euro Of Consumptiou, Liver Dfolses Drpnsv
IntsrmittnR Fever Chills and P,yer nsrnss. 81 n,
Ey and Ears Insisted aud ohor TumOts Tett, "a Itn
oil tho grades, Ulcers o tho limbs tDretba, wiz
many other Diseases, such Eevers small pox a. :.
The Doctor returns his thNs Tor past nvoTs and bncg
his customers Will still ccnttnne their patronage
Residence aud OFFICE, DR WI FIELDS.
No. 2l3 West Seventh st.,
Wilmington. hi -, ,n..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
IL E.s;QEEI.s,


Alie t'4Ttt' itt iu.ufHN GN.uI Removed
their cntav from 40 IL TO
No. COZ Market street.
EECohrOilAIED by TIN LEGISLATIVE up rms
a, siA T. ~ phl \ val van q Ltptu. & it'H, u,
ihHaTahce u MOI orr Gin nI-. iuEtaa .guz. H.. -
flEr IN ever Ht~'r'rtlAE tl Gss.Ls
chahA4zs. suipsi ia V"ti, Ht tsf ...a . is i.! r
9ltplt' thi otnet pnrsonal prrpr.yi also IH a.,
iHmhItit inlahI liza ~ r'ifuL of ID, ware. u,.r
ttGn!iEn aud country urutuHp. "
1prGiS ul INSURANCE, tsll f...- f,vr- 20 &, 4,, 80 .
0onPtule'in Tie c'u's OF II. glat.. a. Nrp ri ~
PA tes injured may rpoes thA iv -l- enc u II d..
al ubtel by the ourilty. ''ai NY
AZ tho AHagll He TIN he'll A.rr = r.t tfn ~, uf,
Stockholders were elected D!.a-t 5,fy" III ii r.-
tag .rns vt1'
IIRFCTuHv
1"trEt JSLeF, t.'fIl D. E. joe. Z Ft- H'sIta.l
J9- h-ndt u'lFll saInErl iuYI. l'.-n 4, it'li
insurance nay Dc made 20 tl. NOT b.. ;I.l.
ninutIs. ~ "
In hihtion TO thea above 47ry pr,,4rt, I'D
BelAGAFs flre ln"GrHree CcmpIyr su st .r,.r Il a..
pstlal. eiect " relai ins lFsE5' t~sl E-sta. L., X
rect perpetual Insurance ttt I'T-Ou rutr iv',,.
depNst in The IN ce c.ulA liF cont t.-,. NM
aocordius 10 ihr nstutu ui rho rittr Ep9i thu ,at ;.
pc ltlsuFtl-h- l.iG- Hf al ,.t. l.tt
leAFlha PEI cent On II" amount d. posi' T. NJ
u prt!tE to Re nv r more FIshrts lrot- L. -I5.t
Ian " 20. .r"'E- Is shYuf @ lrssg n
t1ett u no rene wing 81 o. I4.try FROM ft To- u.-
property that would be tLaprrl per arYun At 80 ana -
cents g 5li+', wi be insured III aud istt iaap- n
ana IN hke proportion Ss the risk Increases,
fsrhnns "iSnug 10 insure tner prsppFr, rttu,g
Iofinsuuh the fHhectot nFGrsLC' Hiit Rpply H. 10,
agents asa owe orto 80 "
,o.,.,,,,,sG EoRGEjoNEs .rrosiJont.
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TERMS.

Inyarla Is In advance, pid at time Of entrance
i.c tHeuIy per oeut maze - ladies. For tuTth
p4tucugrg inquire at the imthute.
SR- Tuo Fuutc united volt the Institute Rnt
examine the y ..ilu- 4, lIrtutrut- h-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16
R REMOVAL,


mum, NOTICE.
IN undersigned would be leaye To call tho ,,,.,
ton OF the citizens of Wiminstpn ma ~ a.,
Snuhry TO his superior stock of medicines chomicsls
peIiulnery and fancy articles Uountry STORE keups1
D. pSSsSians snpplied at the lowest market prices
the very pest materials at ali hours A,WALFON
Nom-u - Market street, WILMINGTON, Dol,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

REM ON a IL
THOMAS MiTCHELL. Undertaken
Respectfully tutaru his friends ana tie
st,.aE-5S7 publis gcatraiy, thNt be has renlJN I'd
'%H's4--7S-- ron J23 Eisi HtrA street, to tho
" W. Cor. o. 5tn and French SITS,
Aud is prepared to ave tbs por-5Ll attention to H.
business OF SDERpAfhIS 10, in All its HraucEug.
lie assures tlJo wu5 may require ms srrSuv7, ta.t
they wii mi bim ready VIA Horses ard Carriages at
t'~.Ir-l by careful .rig rrs At an tiiIts.
pS-A SHALL HEAitSEs eNpreds!S Icr t!.tlTeu,
NHSipEfCE n b. bUJ furLAR sEl,LEt.
" irnu-tnu, Mach, 9, Isf5-ii
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-16

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