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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

Iur NERu0sT SrkTF Mr.ckt Co.'S
raxuox.-Ti,e State Mgsl-sl Couteahsu
Is s. held a Bur'snE7a. All emmaace
Jane 25sh The Wesieru Naruous Mos.
cal Association. he nioa MascaI Asa
cia'ion, tie Nniaf G. Ma.lral Aaaeia-
zion. tie Benuier ga Mesi Atsatia-
jon and 'it Assoc a 81 Norfre icr
Cbai.r Bal5us Fa1 and Burlington
+ ed b. efrseaie3 ala .H addition Mr.
70 ". Saib and N Rysa 81 Boston.
ard four 0.bu, prfns la8y Hears of
tha, city. Mr. II. s. rerkns 81 Springfield,
Mas, Mr j. J ktsIl q Boston. and
several ether gentemeH. 81 uziive Yer.
moniers---vll be present The Mcolg
lssohn Qainieue Club viii also appear AZ
the Concerts. ". o. Perkins Of Boston.
will BE- the Director and three Concerts
will Dc given, on "Wednesday evening Of
miscellaneous music, on Thursday evening
selections from The Messiah, operate cho-
ruses, &c, aai Oh Friday evening. la.
ydu's Creation and choice selections Of
classic music Tie chorus will number
four Or five hundred probably.
Gov, Dillingham; Is President the presi-
ding officers 81 ihr various societies Vice
Presidents, and II, l.. Story Of Burlington
Secretary.
The railroads snl steamboats, viii car
~ passengers for bali fare one way; and
al those attending the Convention who re-
port their names to The Secretary a week
bsfure toe Convention will be provided
with lodgings and board in private fam :
hes at Sl,oo per day, aud a, hotels at -
90 per day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
Cholera Diarrhoa and Dvsentery |

Cholera Diarrhoa, and Dysentery
crRE is wArRANrEp by DR. TOBIAS uELEuRAfED
VENETIAN LINIMENT, II used when hrst taken BY
persons Of temperate habits. This medicine has been
known IN the United States over 20 years Thousands
have used IL and found il failed 10 cure any COM
plant fgr which recommended and all those who
first tried Fl never without it, IN the Cholera
orlsls Dr. Tobias attended q casas aud lost 4, being
called in too late 10 do any good
DIRECTIONS, Take feaapoonfal IN a wna-zass
Of water every half hour for two hours and rnb the alb
domen and cytemities well with the Luimcnt To NJ
lay the thirst, take lump ofice IN the mouth about
the size 81 marble every ten minutes II warranted
perfectly innocent to take internally Sold byal drug.
gisis price 40 aud . cents. Depot 80 Courtiandt st.
Nca XgrI,-5I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK =
CELEBRdTED FE.H.4LE PIN

Ih.fHealgahit maliCine Is 8nfallnz ID tas ae al
tts riHtr and dangerous aiseases incident u lAs u
~ y Constitution
HtAlfa siaas sod ross o. tae monthly Iffigd nita
!. galafnF.
Ihess .s should nst b taken - females thar are
prr9Esal 4gtug tis FiheT THEEE MONTHS they
Fe safs % fiHH % AeaFrlags at stsFeFy ether He
and 90 Ffsr3 8iAef c2As they ere ferieeflg 80
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the BAGS sad Ls1lbs HegYiDese kaUsaN s84bE exer-
tan, RafetS 8s u the Hear Leaass ~ >pfts I've
terict rEk ueaaaeis, hitst ana 81 the fasafa fis
casst oerasisad rs diserdarsd systeu, tar-f Pile aIH
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JOB NN-Er
1874 81 E1Etlauaf street Ata TErk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

In response to a serenale by the 3D.
U. S, Artillery Band, On Saturday even.
ing the 9th, at ST. Adams, Gen Meade
spoke as follows -
FELLOW ClnzENs;-- 1t is the first
time that ! ever visited Vermont, though
have often wished TO DO SO. lave on
more than one occasion in my capacity as
military commander met with Vermont
soldiers, and haye ever found them to be
composed Of the best material. The Yer
mon, Brigade Was a. fine a body Of men
as ! ever saw. The capacity Of Vermont
troops was well tested At the battle Of
Gettysburg, In that bloody and decisive
action, no division did more effective ser
vice than the Vermont troops under your
brave and distinguished Geseral Stannard.
[ Applause. Aud it creates IN me the
deepest feeling Of pleasure, aud Is heart
felt satisfaction 70 btar testimony to the
noble manner IN which The glorious ban.
ner Of The Union was upheld by Vernon
ters il cur la.e fierce struggle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
: e. IAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF N TN MINUTES.
BRP.fA-S prL.HONTC H4FERS.

sre HEaiitHe .a the carf u CaFeHs Core. Asrauk
bAaa.atrl -arE Tue4sr. N8tHhsEyFes HtFFertf
Use Asilsa- lEEiFiEsT GgNsrarfnF. aKs DIsgAsEs -
aHf l~E taHt have hH fasge FL He3lsa and aHv
aea'H tls& aas hstFr 6HsEa'fll EasHaHg ElUsa a
fo aaaHs sassF alHH fsa.ts st Be- 7f7s Ets7. fEs
Ast3aF sff SEQ Fs,falll a .sfs1se sr sal $50 IS.
e-Hu.nH Z stamped -lirgtr =5sarsaes Eiets ~
ne M ra 4WsafT EEs ntg 6s9& @s1a bF 43I
L1Iselsfe JOSS MOSES, -els pfztFlstar
$3.50 "a s5i.af1t ttEe al Ns~ FetE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

South Carglinans are 90 their knees,
begsing food from the Yankees. In tie
dlstric, q Chesterfield the supply Of pro.
visions S nearly exhausted, and great slt-
teras alil come upon all classes unless
speedily re.lsyed BY The government.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

Mrs. Dr.. Mary Walker formerly an as
sisiant surgeon in the army Of The Cumber.
lagd, was arrested Oh Saturday last IN
New York, for disorjerly conduct Ia ap-
pearii e on the streets in partially male
attire. She was required 70 give bail ia
ia $500 to keep the peace.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

The Democratic Executive Committee
Of Michigan have decided not to call a
Stale Convention for tbs present Tie
party is 50 small that il Is thought best 10
wait for aceessi0ns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

II " esiimtgea ihal goods and Frope,y
81 ,be valss q 10000 As1 been oatried
Of by tbe Fsaiaus rs lie neigAborho8d q
~ Armand
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

Burned ALiyE.-Tbe GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Sigaal reports that recently coffin, con-
tanning tie body Of a lady, was shipped
from Parkersburg 10 Guernsey county,
yia Wheeling, Upon reaching It's desti-
nation, aud being opened by tie friends,
their horror aud dismay may be imagined
upon discovering that The unfortunate la
81 evidently came 10 lie during her incar-
ceration within the narrow limits Of her
co.fs Her hands were Up 70 her head,
an8 s' icl ard ds9raered hair gave
8sn struggle which must have
ken Brief as terrible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

GEy. ScoTr'r RECEPTION BY THE
~Srrmrs. AT a spiritualist meeting in
New Jersy on Sunday, one Of the mcdi.
ums, Miss Bullene, gave the following
account Of the reception Of Gen. Scott in
the spirit land
Gen. Scott was received by all the
spirits en- masse. At hts right stood Wash
nglon. Behind him was Wellington, the
Iron Duke. At his lgtl appeared the late
Car Of Russia Before him, with folded
arms, Napoleon was stationed as the rep.
resentatiye Of Flancp. Jefferson, Madi-
son. Taylor, Lincoln aud The other deceas-
ed Presidents Of this Republic, whose
names Miss Bullene had q ally forgotten,
acted as the reception committee. All the
dead heroes OF the recent war were on du.
ty, with many thousands of other famous
people whom Miss Bullene would not
name. The reception ceremony was ex.
cecdingly modest, A little child whom
the General had dearly loved was deputed
TO present him with crown Ct laurel. and
as it was placed upon the llero's head there
we've exclamations from tie vast throng"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
Single Box of nRlNpnErTs FILLS conta

SlhSlt boh Oh hh ANDhEib : FILLS contains
more vegetable exractive matter than twenty boxes Of
any pills in tho world besides anynye hundred pbys.
clans them in their practice the exclusion Of other
pareutycs Tho Ars letter OF their value Is yet scarcely
appreciated Whom they arc better known sudden death
and continued Sickness viii be Of the past Let thos
who know them speak right out in their favor II IS
duty which viii save life.
Our subject d areduudancy Of yiated bile ct
this season. and It Is dangerous AL {, prevalent but
Brpdreths psaford an Invaluable and efficient pratcc,
fnn Ry their occasional use we prevent the collection
Of those impurities which when in sufficient quantities
cause much danger to The bodys health. They soon
cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss Of Appetite, Pain
IN the Head Heartburn, Pain in the Breast bone Sudden
Faintness and Costivcness Sold by all respectable
Dcaleis in Mplclnc--5i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19

4 New and Grnnd Epoch in Medicine Or Mag
giel IL the founder Of q new Medical System The
qnaHttanans whose vast internal doses cnteeble the
stomach and parayze the bowels must give precedence
to the man Who restores health aud appetite, With From
one 10 two of his extraordinary Pills and he
most yir1lent with box Of his wonderful
and all healing salve These wa great specifies OF the
Doctor spercedug OIL the stereoit pcd nDsruns
Of the day. Extraordinary Cures by Maggle's PMS aud
SglYc have opened the eyes 1T the public TO the ine-
cheney OF The so called remedies Of others and upon
which people have long biHdly depended Maggiels
PMS not Of the cass thai swallowed by the dOz-
en-, and Of which every box fall taken creates abs0-
late necessity fn another enc Or two 81 Ma.giel's
Pills suticcs 70 place the bowels IN perfect order tone
the stomach, create an appetite and render the spirits
ight and buoymt There Is no gripping, and no relc-
0n Ia tile form Of Transcription II thelWtris affected
ne lanctiOUs are restored and II the nervous system Il
feeble, II Is invig0rated This last quality makes the
medicines very desirable for The wants Of delicate f.
males Ulccrou aud crupye diseases are literally eX-
ngui~hcd By the disnfccani pOwcrof Naggies SIlye.
IN lle tits hcre announced that Magnets Hlioas DIP
pfPtc fHa B71FTh0a Pills cure whore all Others fail
While for Burns, Scalds, Cbilhlains Cuts and all abris
ions of The skin MAGGlEGs SALNE rs iniablc Sold
BY j MAGelEL, ~ Fulton street, Ncw York, and an
Druggists, a. - cents per box.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
TRANSPORTATION !

4NFhtN t1E y WA ION
The suparsaoas u antiquity orlg Stood f5r laugh.
ter at he present day, and yet this 6. an age u
Miracles,
accomplished wiib the aid N science. For examine.
grey, sands % ted ba'F IS
CHANGED ~ "A MOMENT.
% The richest conceivable bast 1r brown bg slr,a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
DIED

AZ saratoga springs, n ", JpueI2 MYRuN DAVID
son Of Dr y H. and T. q Maacham, 81 Manchester, W
In this Town, June "a, Mus DIANA REYNOLDS
vic nI WIN NnLnod- ID Vic % Acnr % L-- 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
RnRBINS. hPpl EInN & CO

AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WArCu CuMPAN1
$ lbs Washington Street, Boston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
CHasTA0OaO's HAIR DYE,

hair darkeaer Msaaiaelurea liy J CHEi-TApol.o 6
Aston House, NeN York sid by Duggists Applied
IS ai Hair Dr,ssers -Im3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
Gro. w. SCHUYLER,

The above Is applicable to the circula
lion OF the New England State Banks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-19
STRANnn. nrT rRIr.

Natat.a h.ns .Nea 1ork
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

En- t.fs NHn9taa luring aud l.nPhting House OF 81
AfsNAlp liiTAiIRE 4 COMP Any, 0f Paris nave Ih,
I'e1snfe of announcing thar they have rened An Aseu.
- a. New iote Tor D. raie Of Ihsr celebrated Watches
t'~s!h aul siv' Ware, with tho special u jsct do.
toE away wiki abe enormous ptoni, raid hv the l,onI,
d. iy'"ef- and whosri" and retail Dealers ON nj,
ssoods making Hrtclrr for which the ntnntae eurrrr A.,
eHlNe an ar'cgs hrt =, cat the purchaser al re-.
~ LN,f .." 81" % = ate, having PASSED through
most ta.hionat'" and latest styles genuine 9d Jew
fy and WSiohss, Silver Ware. te, the nues. work
u.uship, has ius been np0.t.d hun one o. te largest
manufacturing houses in Eur1pH.
our customers viii also have the advantage com
ssa' saSeys-'. OF the tAtes Pas 'i'isi AL patterns
"'ih wnlrh We shall As7i unt igA ia New NJ .lr.
ps \ oDR AN Is 10 tLEAsE, ami w. rr4psrtiuliy
son.t H ron Trrty Yde "hp tt1is tis arc
: endent ei giving tbs utmost satisfaction.
~ nrd'i "a liyr t'r p.ag well IS the ticl. cL tnca
" hfsS Nau'h~ article, We have Niopte1 The plan OF
'-'s TOW 40 popular tho United Stltss Of h,rsluv
util I'm lHlee, sat this ptl,s viii invariably be TWO
dohtANS ior each arelg. ~ matter hos cns,iy ur.Ay
Oi-lribn,ous will wade ih- following manner
1 'etuhtse4"' ~ Coaro9' r4u'ng each ariieit aud ia
fnt veil nike d; enc o Ihesa Cerhc,tes u der t nm
Anei" VII hs Jel'Neri - Office s-it b, sI l.,
TWESTY fitE CENT. lost.s. psT. thu, s,ias In a
~ ehsO'a On ir'-iin~ he 'srh tstr. th- yur. hArt
sit Hnat article " hs IraWu, aud rs value ,aI n
q N'"t Vprn to -rnl two Dollars aud 'yrtnr tho
'h''e n nd" VI 9u an hcinhgr II inr any attUi. ur
! larcLassr 81 .n,l-d Envelope. IA this msnuer
| sy Obtain Piau', heoiesu, aid SILVER WsIrb,
Hlsmond Ring o. Pm au elesILt Fteurh sitS.r Tea
mel o. hni article ~ li1' t1r nl, r~o Dnllar, W.
@isii It distinctly understood that they
gst less than Two Dollars worth, there III blanks
.htn4e e' N" leat aIielH that he drASa, SPLEEN
iii ''ha1ea % EuEta'si gHtlet Dish heavy risto
"tth IS. 81 lauds1s'e AApAn kug, With your nau,s
ne.t. engraved 90 ~ y" Bitak'n. ~ s.,ii Castor.
f'nfu Of Mosaic Pin, worth 81
barring the past six mohih- The following patti.
The ass u ihsir n,uirs:
keseae 'mo,attp. New osi, sf,-. s"t,,- rl,ua ,Al
se sie9 WIN. D. iosunii. lI"u- s,ll= Ihr..t,u.
80, silver l. Sci vain, h-5 urS w.,d iieru-
f0'iEltr, ny. LAZY hG.n-,e. Guii aioh, fa1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
Not Dye. but Rsstorsr OF Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Com blnei.

\ sure Efe'eulhs Oi bHluuetH.
l'"i1h Hair Cnl6r RsstOFer and Hrss,ip.
lohiou Hair Color Rsstorsr aud Dressing
L"oton Hair GaloF Rsstorer and pressing
The hslf renovated aud Dgthvned ana res,ot.I
" its original color without the application of iuss
substances Tan bs applied By the hand, does Gy
stsla ths stn or sn the ansst linen. II Is eompet
"i'an tseI; no othsT dressing scccmpanIn .ht Of
.H A'n osnI necessary to secure those desirable 70
sus 1t viii restore gray hair 10 its origaal solor
I'll slli make Il grow On laid heads. 1-li will rs
store III. astars' zecrotions lit Will reIaots .ll
iani IN AND itehing. 5-1t will nate the hst SIT,
sosS snd u.Hhie, h-it viii preserve orisiu.l crlci
!" old aye T. u will prevent the ba, roa f.lYS 20
~ viii rdrs All diseases Of the scalp,
READ tHis CsRTlfIraFA.
AIN happy 70 add testimony 10 itr gfsat value
." The tahdou kalr Color RtsoreT, itch f+sotsd u,
halt ~ ii. ofSsal dark color and sas AppealI
psrnnp-a am satisfied that the GeHsrsiion Is unih,
log iiss aye but operates upon ths ssotst.oUs II
sS9 tssntl haT dresslng and proIotss th5 growtn.
purchased the bIst bottle F0iu fdwaTt b. Garrgnss
Arussiss 10Th and coafss streets who eau sl, v.f,
nv hall Ei.sIy sisy whsu commenced Its G.s
MRS NfILkH
No $50 NJTth AiAth Stissi Pbiia
fnGs 1tsns IsI bottle Or six bottles AT q sald B.
Is snAHSk SON, ,35 North sixf1 sEr.s, pLIat
sud a HooTEN, AZ: Market ,trest. Whining
IL. Del 10, d,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
G1MR sE
Philadelphia, Wilmington ana Baltimore
Railrond.

COMM ehcIha MONDAY. MARCH 18th, 1888
Rgton Avenue. IL follows:
EIprosg train at 4l6 hl isi0ndays sIceptAd,; tpi
vaitmpre and WAshin gon, stopping at Wilmington Yer
rTviile HasredeGrAce Aberdeen, Perry msns and Mag
aolis and stemmors Run.
Delaware Rail Road Train Al sls a m.. (suniAyseI
epted,) Salisbury Mil6rd aud intermediate Stations
wsymail train It 9.ie, a. N. Sundays exeeptsd lar
mont and all HegnlAr staous between wilmington sud
and Baltimore.
EEpssss Trsip a, ii.45 An tsundAys fxcspted) for
Hzprsss train at 94sp. nj Sundays excepted for
B4itinnre aud Washington stopping at Chester, Clay
mont wilnngtou. Newark, klSinn. North East, Perry
vile, Hsyredeiiraes Aberdeen, Perry man Magn' TIA
and aelnmsrs Run.
Night nrpress at IL 90 p. tor baltimore aud weai'
fastan, stopping Chester, ThnTov, Lin~and, Clay
mont WiIrangton, Newark Ekton, North kAst, Perry.
stne, and Havrode-1raoe.
Pas-sugs from lliin r Fortress Monroe, Nor'
dlk, City Paint and Richm nd, will take the alb m
trsia.
A. an sdiitsnal accommodation tot those hoid,as
Throiigh Tickets 1ot baltnrr Wnshnaton and south
srn Points, Special caf vii leave the thiisJa4pha De
Pot st II 30 m eonuslting at 1Iay4 terty with ths
Aoruiis Express Train from Now fork
V 'ouaodatton trains soppiueat all sistious tss~ss1
Philadelphia and WiliunE ton
leave pliiadephia al sia, II ~, IA o.eo. ~,
ta1 lilo y. Ia. The 80 TAIN c"!snssts win bsiA
wsfs r. N for Niifasd and mirI peiisis ststios
Leave WiLhiSaroA go, sl1, 80 a. m.. sOo, ov'
fslns for Ns~ o...s leave Philadelphia a. sia a m,
~ II fssousa 1 81 fR%iss FROM BALrluoRs
Leave Wilmington at l2oO NJ 3.so and lo W y. IN.
Leave ouEsrkR at b0l. s6s snd i0ls b N. i.-'3'
SO. Am, eAa. and 10 50 T. N ,.,,,.,,
$50 n. n, Way haii zoe b., kEpTsa . H
Express. e,s5 ,. u, E1presi
an Assem aa ica TtGih i9r h.gie ~ " iss9 ~
TRAINS fer BAtrIHnkk leave Chester at s.e2 a. "a,
TRAINS fos Rltliaos. ls4.. Hi,=jagsoa st as io23,
L. O.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

KEW CASTLh AUCoMdODATiOH
Lsars Ney, CAatl5 III WiLztns st~H and rhtisieptIa
T.45 d.. n.
Leave Philadelphia sT6 - IL Wiimi4tStoa : -
D. lL, foE Now Castif
Passsngsrs hrom batiH4OT5 l. as'i.si AL Salisbury
wfu take evonng train from heluuiSTs aai speHd Hst
lsass Baltinors at l0p aEi pTpGeed eveaing
d g. QSEWALL jr Sup't psl. X r
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29

OPENING To PKTNtESS ANNE
On and altar THU GDAI, dAI iii Iii 1888, Es,ssa
gar and Freight TraiSs wilt run ibscugn aud ft-p
Frinsesa Anns.
PAssangers to leave PFiRrs'5 AHae 10 j.. 4 vi i-r
stations North, PHILADELPHIA gni Baltimore.
Passengers hnri Baltimore aud PLiialslphie "in ls
aAs at Princess Anne ! On, Z VI
E G sEWALL, ~ l, supt D.i RE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
$1,OOO,OOO.
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

vtih tLty Aeed not pay uAGii IL is known vhst .sa
Hnd its value
THE AMERICAS ,k9ELLERs' AssociATloS cail,
sooi attsnlioa to ihs fact It's log the largest
sst popular jewellery Asi0eiaou In the UDl cd States
Ihe tHslaesA aod always has been conducted in III
mest eancid And honorable manner Our rapldy in.
ersssiug trade ia guarantee the spprecisio ui
oar patrons Tor tna method Of obtaining rich eessnt
aud estiy goods. TIE sndisn termination Of the lts
caassd the failure of large number OF house,
q Ssssah, y. p who extensively engaged in
:52s steamers through tbs hsasded ports obligns
fhsn to cell their goods at sfeat sserines M
s.S0ess ic's than artb OF manniacturug
We have lately purchased ,els isrSsJ Of these Bsll
sror ~ ssni away Finer Goods gve better ehaneea
" draw the valuable pri4es THAI any ether setsb
llshm-ht doing simsr business. our -lm Is please
--d ne fs-Pecftully solicit your patronage, rs We
eosndent Of giving tue utmost satisfaction During tbs
psst Jeaf bays 'gfasrdsn number OF the
asbs priies all pIts vi The sGuntr. Those Who ",
homie Us will reesiss The fnl salso of their In1
~ stiiee oar list Is wsTth less than one Dosr
aii. aud there are Blank. farsfs- dealing win
may Dope I'D W having prompt returns, aud the article
dtswl viii be Iu tiists'y to addras by
Etil VI eIprs1s.
s'iis. from tue ame Can JsMesta A=-"ris"on -ut
have kindly allowed the a.- 81 the'r names
uhsr'ss anslsr E;q t.Sssu,; brPart"-s' Wash Nash
sIls dsR i. l. Hansoa L. =. Wis. Nashvil's renu.'
ss,r Tea set ,.ue 81 so Miss Emma nubter 6a FROM
street. Aani.turs Ps.. sewing Maehirs ,sms 800
LlsuscooBsi va Irr btiendtR, Quhtstuiasisf Louis
stls Ky Gold WStch. value tl60 Wa Hauss. a.
Alexander ioLssoa. ESQ Kdiios .s.4skafsur raoastf
EuskaI.ur Mia, i.aa... Euaoeed waieb s.lu- $40
hlaius cOmp,ny, sau fraa,is'o. Cal Msicteou value
t2sp Aaron Lous Es4 Principal ElkLar Collegiate |
is.tisaIs. khs!i. n. j. pisnni Pin. value 5000 4
VI. L-ngstIssi. MoHis"insiy Ala Music bo. Vslusi!5
hss isvss van DussI itaus. y I, 9cl1 Lined Din
ils set salns fso0 hiss C.i iasnsnrIi Dsyten, uhio
PtaR"io'Is. value 500 aua tisuia 4 fln Eslus si7G
NsnF Danss sosi lie plsr si % IRE iisi. tut put
lish without petuis.ios usr patrous de
itsa to 'sSi ni'si States Cdsaey. whsn 1t " s"n'sI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-29
' aI"aDIe Properi, atPriyaue sal .

4azsA hE subscribers oncf Tor sale all Ihst YAla
sslM alle Property. situated the s 4. Corner Of
I5lN -" nd aud King sts, fronting ssooad Street
HN inres tsr with large threu stoTisd brick bulliA
rrset,d ;htreO..
AsB IA tL,e 4tsi-J brick building AdjosniGs MONT
iI Oh hlE .rr with the two adjoining building lots
4 rGts tr rzrE truHtla- king street, sxtsadisE
L islt, htoo sr making ia all square lot Of nity
-ttt ret Int second street, aud eighty three feet
at hiu. street This property is located near the
e0hd Fifeet Market House IL very Improving part
'f iLa lily. aud could be Aliset nIJ several stores
q ..-- -Guab. tir SGy kind of business
A-flh'f" siIfy hauv house No. Hast Water stTssf
a.fii Sf,t st,iJ tiet No 3 sdIolnng. Apply to
JOHN McLEAR SON
- u No 6nr Mari AZ