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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
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FL EE no EVERYBODYi

LARdh c PIP. Catalogue, teaching how to remoy
"a Tan frtckies. Plmples Blotchss, Moth Patches
haUoWpess Eupiions and ali impurities OF the skin
now 10 force Whskers, restore curl and beautify the
mar renew the age, cure Drunkenness, Nervous De-
blltS, aud other useful and valuable information
lyetybody 'cnd FOR 1t. Address BERGER, SHUTS 4
CO., Chemists 2S5 River Street, Troy NY FEC "a SIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
New q grocery Store,
NO. West Sd st., bstwesn Market
and shipley,
(next do, to lhe rm,r Baukl
WILMINGTON DEL.

"a III, iS iSss .p snsay''i na to
4eafkNshe ms complrst h Store and 10 opened
wan shek Of nndnew aud fresh 9ro3eres
sud AIRS AND MoLAssEs.
Coverings ufsrhsd aianuilt'd md PulverEsd Sugars.
son WAiteA Yellow Go 'es
syrup and all sin u Of MnIasses
- OoFfBEB, TEAS, FLOUR &C, e.,
old government Java C0ffte, La, Mira Mirc Tho
NO. uronna' The FINEST Green ana BLACK Teas white
Of pure Spices, safdines, Sauces C4nl,d FInia nj MI
kinds, French Muttard, Engisb Mu,inrd: Pure oii,o
Oil, Walnut Muth mand Tomato tatsuu En"Ii.b az
american fickeis Jelies, Chrese, Fresh Roll rid O.
nan butisr, Bakers Coco Bakers Oh ooatv yermA.
GILL, Mhcaron Walking zap in Great ynr.tv Till,
soaps silver Gloss Starch Raieins Curranta, Citron
Vince Mead, Dried Peaches, aud Apples Cranlerries
brooms, Painted Buckets, Wash Boards, DIST ami
sweeping Brushes. Hand Scrubs spsrm Caud,es Ada.
mtntin" Candles, Ea,uw Candies Corn tiarc KArina
lispcrie1 Havana aegsts and Nil other Arte,e. usuiv
kept iua well ass rted GROCERY STORE Cau an55
% niue my stock. Very Respectfully.
dec ally JANIS CRIppRN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
FAR N FOR SALE.

SEShS Farm Of los AcIes, the Homestead Of Tn.
&SszSI LATE Robert Husbands, deceased The build.
ings large and ia good order the land il we'll i'm
proved fencing all good Tenant House on the Yarn
The situation high shd healthy, Six miles from VIII
mington, in Uhristiana Hundred, near Rocklapd The
farm will be sold low to close the estate Terms
aug is-tf Real Estate Dealers, Wilninstsn. ID
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Private sale.

ASfA THE Wheeiwright and Blacksmi h Shop,
sssM and nine acres Of land, with two dwelling
I.u& houses thereon, situate notr the Brandy wine
springs In Mh Creek Hundred, the property Of Tie
lat mes Pickering. II il In good neighborhood and
> first rate location for business Apply to
sWlTBEN CHANDLER, Admir-.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Public Sale
of Valuable Real Estate, of Harlan
Cause, deceased

fsT7Sa BY onisr ofthe Orphans Court, will be sold
r! TnoRsDAY, JANUARY a, 1897,
a2A On the Pr, m'ser. all tns Real ESTATE of Harlan
u'u'e, "eoessd situate partly in tie borough Of Ken.
nett squie ard partly in the township n kenuttt
Chester ousty Pa The property beanfuly situ lted
ON th, esst side OF the Borough bounded north by
| fqalre 20 Wilmington. The P. b. q. r.. p. passes
through the farm, with consider BILE cut making
good business stes thereon; the Depot is withil few
rods OF Inc premi.s There Is Briek Clay. aud kHoln
On tue premses The laud IL well adapted to farning
mud gt"sne, and especially to large yields Of Hay Is
sVel aud easily worked by machinery, ans yVt snf
oeniy rolling e be prndustiSs ai-taneu phii,uic
u MILE, nom Nin'netoe alo West Chester each ~
miles tue Vsrioud al altages 81 this properly present
i-droements TO purchasers seldom offered
No. Being hs sou Il part o. The pro- otty, contain
ing bout ONE HUNDRED AND NENIY ACRES-
lhere nI Acres u Woodland the rsnaiIder mostly
plow latd, in high site Of cultivation aud well
Maiersd by theoast branch Il Rcd Clay Creek there b
thereon nn Apple Och I'd u choice fruit, in prime
Deating order, win Pea peach aud other rut trees
TIE buildings are "a SRloR MANSION with room,
on tNe hrst noor, and rooms sccOud, with Hplcus
ae large Kitchen. with boil,r RS uyeo and waite b.
HyphvnI IRON nsyer-ialing spring. rhe cellar =
snd nas deep 'anll first lass three story Barn 6s
" 20 est, WIN ~ feet overshoOt, and stablng and
Shedding for large stock. with funt,in ia the ward:
So Wagon aud Carriage Houses Corn CRIBS and other
necessary outbuildinga
ho2-A Cottage nearly new and 10 Acres Of Land.
ADJOINING NO !. The land is Of excellent quality and
Is Of modern style, rooms add kncheu sn the erst
Moor, and rooms aud attic above, with pump Of -on
waei In tina Kitchen, u beautiiulIv situated OR an
ehin6hce overlooking the N1lisy the house is sur.
rouuded hy fruit, sihde and ornamental trees also a
large quantity Of gHpes, Strawberries and ether small
No. s-tnJs North Of No aud East otNo 3, contain.
About ~ CIgs o rst late arabic land on which there
are very Nae building sites fer reseuots AMI especially
tor Boirdiu Sch.ol
No 1, and ave West ofNo 2, continuing each about
Three Acres, nave water / u each u them.
sale to commence 1t o'clock p. NJ, when conditions
VII be i.sde known by CALEB ). JACKSON, Executor
For ln thor ticniars address j. CAUSE living on
t t pr.m'se' O. Aennett Square, Pa or L CAUSE
W. min iII, Dbl DC l1ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Turks Island Salt.

Formers and Rii VINO m.y want sail for partnR
Pork S are herey informed t0at have a Iarse lol
oh hAh sho by tue bashe A. LEGS pr,ce Than be
Obtained elsewhere. T.. D. HICKS 4 CO,
dec3 Bird and Orange SITS, Wilmington, Del,
TAYEEs EXpEoIoRANF-A new sloek Iust- Tseei,gd
u tMeIhALl. prpg Store
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

- A good Store stand aud three Story brick
A=Ez1 dwelling No. aoo aud 20S Market Street. be-
iEsRl tween Second and Third Street, occupied
S-A-lS Hat anu Clotbiag st re. This is one OF
hr best locations for business in hsrkt Street For
psrtculrrs apply to NJ. b. OCHELTREE, Real Estate
Broker, No, 3 E1st sixth street. Wilmington, Dol.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
lhOma as j. Mahafiy.

AhOma as j. Mahafiy,
Real Y TATE GENTS
No. 3Ol King ST., Wilmington, Del,
Has for sale epn FsrIo- RON to two hun
dred and eahty.dVs acres, within few miles Fl viii
mington. VS.
A sMA.s. FARM EOs SALE.
A. =. Alexander Mccoy win sell nom twenty h
Ia tnirty acifs OF bis Fam with the building
EaaE thefooh situated In ohrisana Hundred, about
.s.sA-Ah1 miles from Wilmington, Farm will be
'ho"h ana Tel ns Ltndo Known by Sppiyipgto
D. MAHAtfY No sol King 81
For SALE,
<cSA Farm situated In Brsnhywine Hundred.
ssM eonthinnk 30 Reres, OF which 10 in thriy
lsx14k& timber Nhe Improvements consist Of "a sUh
s'nntia Stone Hut by AZ fest kiontn II by 20 with
hiik and wood honse attEeI ed smohe house also i
IN, Inc Whole surroundod by large yard planted
VIII eVm%te. ana oihsr ornamental trees. III bntn
hoO by " with oyershOot L. feet vide water IL the
yarn yard uiousA lead pipe, from never telling
,u Sm wagon am out htRse, VOL kshop end o her
buildings choice variety of nut trees Ia al IN dance
rms Ia de.ifabi prOpsitJ, and well orth III. consJ
erA'iOh OF ihos, Wish 10 purchase Apply TO
rHos j. MAHAftY, 31i King strest
Farm FOR SALE
Farm OF FORTY THREE Ares situated In Brandy.
Whs hundled, SIX mil from Wilmington. the natural
gualIi OF Tie irhd is good. Ire IMPROVEMENTS Aru
tfamo Hence, ftpn|e 9srn cor crib and will la did
low. Apply to TlI0s J MAiIAfFY.
No. SOL King 81.
DELLA ARE GoJNTY FARMS.
Farm u b sthdl Towns In aey.n niles from w,,
SlnlahhE tNerty are ncIes good land stone
nguse anu frhne Barn, peach orohUd cherry and
- Farm OF Fihy tlres acres siuated In Como d
TIs sood puolngHi irult in abundance Ap.ly
W - omhr Nj hAftf. No. 81 King ct. do T
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
FOR RENT,

THE derirabe property stu ted Water aad Orange
Streets Wilmington, Dol This property is splendidiy
located ior Lumber Coal trade IRON the
Railroad to Chrstiana river distance Of 456 feet
with Wharfage of 3Ts feet and nine feet Of water a
lev tide For further particulars apply to
JOHN A. HARBIS.
yl2-t eornar Wsta, All orsa,-a a..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24


Thoiubscribe. nast his da ysoi d n itentirt stoc
Of ohfna aad glassware. Cutlery, &c.,Lo Tnos
do Nornandie, whe viii continue bbebusipetl al
the Did staad, No. 800 Market st. He cordial ,
re,o nnends nis ssccessoi 10 those vino have beef
eu'ionsrs at hestore, as one whoporfeclly under.
stand ino Cd, Iess,a and uiIIatlend totheii WANT
soth agroeably and with uromptnesB.
Doc l. 1909. CLh 1ESI Il. SMYTH.
The subscribe havint been Identified With n .
establishments of DayiU Shyth Ds gid Smyih q
sou aad oieMont Z. Suyth for the past oigho cen
year. haspurcnasedl ne store th el after I'm
ooodpiod osetner Uiththo stock Of g0odt NOW on
hand, with the ihtsaelon o carrying 0 the 81 inc
business Faettsckis by Tar the largest and N ost
sompleto' Its Kind in tho State, end embracet
nearly every siclein use, o ,ither China Glass
Or Queensware, a. wellRs coed assortment Of
silver Plated and ~ rannie WIRE Cutlery ,&o. t.,
80. Also the most ..tnF've stock of Coal OF
Lamps, Jhtnnevs d Sb?9et in .hi, city The
purestqua'ity Of Ke-c't e0ilFinnHton hand. II
shoped the old custGA"rsTd irsl6s ottbe os-
tabiishmentwiil,onti" ! :, htehPnle pro.
prietorship tho 1asroaageto 1.-Two Flly nestowed
on tho former owner
THOMAS sNORMAEDIE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
Great Distribution
$l,000.OOO.
FOR ONE DOLLAR

which they need not pay anti 1t is known what 1,
TIE ASlERiGAN JEWELLERS AssooIAri ON call.
your attention to the fact of its beak the largest and
The business Is and always been conducted In he
most candid and hi norable manner. Our rapidly in
OF our patron this method OF obtaining rcb. ele
and costly goods The sudden saenation trade
anaaes IN Esssa Sas s sna rses bs
failure 81 large number OF Jewsry Houses in London
secriaee in less than third the cost
~ tSss We fa1e lately purchased
low prices that can SEND away Finer tie d
and Five better chances to draw the mot valuable
usiner OUR AIN is ~ PLE&sT and We r s,psr
!nly solicit your patronage, as we ar confident
have forwarded number OF the most vain abe pTitrs
TO Al parts O. ,he country Those who patroniEe ns will
our isl Is worth less than 0ne H. s and on
are 40 blanks Parties dealing with may depe nd on
ysG PM tTsasa, s5d as srss drawn will Be
The following parties have recently drawn va usbis
have kindly All, wed the use Of their narnes9 '"1
B. hn Fsp Ess DeH,FiasD Wash
Il! MIX. Fsse y Ewing M.ohine 3. fss' sis g.
Silver sfIs a Tea SET l. Hsus
fTon ST. hsr5isSurg SEWING Mschae. value sos
Llainee a King ST. Uharleston, G., Silver WateS.
la pe p SU AltIssdst Johns9n Esq Editor Musks
orsdo and Nd ss sss
cpal kkhsrt Coll institute, kthart r. bis
nond IN value 500; NJ Lon street, Mon gonefy,
bsny, n, y, ID Lined Dining Set. value $500 Mis-
Clara Lucusuer, Dayton, Ohio, Planoforte value SsoD
, Many names could be placed on the List but We pub
d sh ne nses wth9ut permission Our patrons are
vtnent.
P A TIAL LIST OF ARTICIES
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
For sale.

SESa o. A farm of % acres In Brandywine Hundred.
lE:M miles from the city. This laud lies at the I'd
- station above Wilmington. The land Is y,ry
high and commando beautiful view OF the Delaware
nxer Tor miles The land Is Of excellent quality
budings good This wonld be good place fos truck.
" OF ior gentleman TO build good residence.
De iO 81 Apply to VIM IL REYNOIDs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

| Without regard to value and not to be paid iol
mil on know VII At you are to receive
x EIssant Reserool Pianos, worth frsm $500 to s45
| IS ZINE oil Paintings no 10 s ~.
| " Fine steel EnsrayinEs, framed ~ 10 h
E,Sy y.I Patent Casters, Silver so q
~ Gold huntiI Case Watches, warranted 50 to l5o
e Diamond lngs, cluster and single stons Is to e.
40 Ladies Watches 10 Ia
diamond Pins Brooches and Far Drops, Ladies, &C.
o. Gold and Coral, Get md Gold, Florent ne, Mosaic
Plain and hassd cold Ming Cold lh%oiss. IOessts
Jew style Belt Bgcses DO Pens and Pencils. fsn ~
sna yeyeiry ofovery description the best make and
~, chance to obtain any It the above Articles
er IN poLLAh' by purchasing sealed envelope Tor
IL Five Sealed Envelopes W III be sent for al. II
Hr $ VI tShrty Tor co. SIty-ave for SO; One huu-
un.qu.!A5 ss n,s.s ws n. rsysrywhs,s
sent on application Nv
Cerliecstes naming each criticize and rs value ar
paced ~ sealed envelopes. which well mixed Orr
fer some article viii be Delivered at our ONCE or sest
ny mall 70 any address, without REGARD 10 choice, on
On ieeslyi9x The Certificate tho purchaser will see
NM article draw and It's value, and then SEMI
on9oss aay ether one article list OF the same
Purchasers of our Sealed Envelopes may, in th,am.n
neI OBTAIN an article worth rom one to ave hundre
wrte PLAN directions and in choosing different aTticls
orders 1os sE% 1nslon iSs
ease be accompanied with the Cash with the nane Of
fRe peson sendius, and Town. County and State plain
stters should he sdsressea the Managers fol
Vi 81 Nassau. Naw Xark
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
For Sale.

,.,N& East Fifth Street, 10 now offered for sale IL
III has large yard bRyk, and the building Is
neaIly new For further iuforInati. u apply at
w. Is Ensi otn street. Wilmington, Del. dec 20lm
GA EETNGI POSTS a NED FAILS
LNoR SALE On PIKE CREEK near TAyIor's Factory
rom Wilmington Apply to NM. WALTER,
On the Premises, or to
TH0s WALTER, In wilIninLtop.
IN COMFORTABLE HoGsE wlaH A GARDEp
IN to rent two miles from wilmingtsn Appiyt~
49, apt27t' n WALLER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

FOR AALE

Farm ef l4s Acres Of good land we II situs T.
ed one mite wost Of st. Georges Station. on tho
ss ~ Delaware Railrond Small buildings, good
GSSxA water, plenty OF wood land for the use Of the
arm, This property will be sold a verv low price 10
ese up an Estate Possession given ut once Price 81
'er acre, On very easy terms. WA. BRIGhT q SON
ap6H Heal Rstatn Dealers, Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
mill Property for sale

MA Grist Mill, situate near MiddIetoyn Dial.
Iii aware, for sale, it is Of the very best buti
6lG ness stands in the State with . never failing
water power. The dam and racs never breaks-pr gsts
out oforder, THIS splendid opertunity Tor yopup
man, ~he wants 10 do large and pr ntabls business
Wa. BRIGuT son,
oct 22if Real Estaie Dealern Mimi..,n., n.i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
THOMAS Y NOPNANDIE,
500 Marie street Winirr tor. Dol

TO CoEsUHPTiI Es.-Tbe sOtei,. lor, Il. wig tern
restoT ed to he lth in Few weeks by a very simple
remedy, atter having Wfftled for several yesrt
with severe lung nfto ion. sTd that dresd dists'e
Oonsumpton-iS apxiopt 10 make known tc his fell
low sufferers the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, lie will send a coLv cf the
prescription used Qree Of cfFite), wit tbe dies
lions fer prepsrmg and using he tsne, which they
viii ind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma
bronchitis, Coz CHS, Colds and al = iIost fud Lung
Affections. Tie only object Of lie sdvtr',tr III
sending the Prescription isio btntni lie afflicted
and spread isforns,ioM which he coic0iyts 10 he
invaluable, and he hopes every 'rFeitr wiilYy his
remedy, asst viii cost them r5tinG, ard may Prove
blessing. Parties wishing the pro,cIiptior FRYE.
BY return mail, will address Rev. Edward A. Will
son, Williamsburg. Rit &, Co, New York.
Eaeohs OF YoUTH A gent emhn who suffered
for " Ars from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and AL the efecs NOu'hiul iudtcl eion will for
thssake Of suffering humanity, send free to sill who
need 1t, the receipt and directions Tor mekiug the
simple reme1y BY which no was cured Sufferers
wishing to prof by tle ve~isers experieree can
DO 90 by addressing John d. o den, No IL, Chem
be ss'ree, New York janl Iy
STRANGE, BUT THUE.-Everv young l.dy and
gentlfnas IN the United ktstesc n hepr something
very much to their advana Z by ittnrn mail free
Of ohargo) by addressing the ruot isgrtd Those
having fears of being hunbugted viii obhge by not
noticing this card Al olherb will rleafe ddrest
their obedient servant, 1hos y, Chapnau, \ o Ss4
Broadway, New York. jan1.ly.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

"a nns lalgl fonr Story Brick Store and
n,84 Dwelling, No. e12 Market street. between se-
iiN cond aud Third Sts Situated IN the best part Of
AE the CITY, for business 1t is very desirable to any
one wishing TO establish themselves In business. The
House is well adapted for boarding house, For mar
ueulars apply to g. Kendall, Gu the premises. NctI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
For Sale.

- ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN ACRES IN
S two tracts, 90 nores and SO acres located al Can
AI2Aterbury, on ths Delaware Railroad. This farm
has large quantity Of fruit OF the choicest kind nd
will be sold low. also have a number OF farms fer
sale iu Delaware Pennsylvania and New jersey Also
large amount Of property for sale In the city and
some OF IL at low price have apple ants Tor num-
Der OF small dwellings. and would like 10 have 30 moro
70 EEL and those that have them to dispose o. will DO
well TO pls than In my hands Apply to
dec Is I'm WM. Il, REYNOLDS
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27

Gift EnterpriseS.-The most prominent fea-
ture of p puar humbuggery of the present day,
is the fascinating propositions on the part of some
recklessy liberal dealers in genuine Jewelry,
pianos and other vaable articles, to give away the
same for a song, without even learning the tune
to it. All you have to do is, to send on your name
with a small consideration of money, about as
much for instance, would check the score for
a glass of lager and, in return, receive grand
seven octave rosewood piano. gold or silver hunt
ing watch, or some other valuable thing-all for
one dollar or thereabout, and, then, as further
stretch of magnanimous liberality, they allow the
drawer to accept reject the prize at his option.
1t is hardly necessary to say that this 1ummery
and parade is unmitigated humbnggery, and
swindling Peter Funkism, for no man can afford
to give away fine pianos, watches, breast pins,
and jewelry of value, for the price of the tickets
they sell, and reflective sensible person will
expect any such thing.
We have published some of the advertisements
of this sort, rot that we believed they were true
or right, but merely as matter of business; just
as the Sentinel would publish Circus advertise
ment the Progress notice of a Bible Society
meeting or the Field and FiyeSide, or any other
City contemporary would insert a humbug patent
medicine advertisement without endorsing the
morality, TRUTH utility or virtues OF the thing ad-
vertised But feeling, it is true, some little con-
scientious scrupe in regard to the nature of these
gift enterprise advertisements, we got our own
consent, for the public good, to become the vic
Tins of some of these schemes, that we might test
the depth of the rascality and dishonesty OF them
and as the result of experience, state most EN-
phatically that there is good proftn such adj
ventures, and that whoever ventures his dimes in
one of the concerns will find himself unmtigated-
" swindled We therefore, caution all our read
ers, and the rest of mankind and woman kind, not
to believe word of these plausible advertise
ments, nor to spend their money in these con-
eerns for if they do, they will be most egregious-
~ sold. awe speak of that which we know, and
testify of that which we have heard.''
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27

"A genuine case of trance is reported
from Guildford, England An old lady, after
being for a long time in a low state of health
sank down suddenly, and was pronounced
by surgeon to be dead. The coffin was
purchased and the body put into it, but it is
said that just as the undertakes were about
to screw down the lid, the supposed corpse
started bolt upright to the great terror of
the bystapders, and getting out of its coffin
walked across the room. 1t is added that
the old lady is now hale and strong"
American flour is going largely to Ha-
vana. A contract was made not long since
for thirty thousand barrels, in weekly de-
liveries of three thousand barrels at $11.5O
per barrel.
Marshal O'Donnel has reported a bill to
the Spanish Congress fixing the effective force
of the Spanish army for the year at eighty
five thousand.
-Govenor Patton of Alabama, came near
being shot by the accidental discharge of
musket few days ago. He was on board
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, in the ladies'
car.
The amount of available funds now in
the vaults of the Treasury is $40, 600, 900, an
increase since the statement of the public debt
was publish, on the 1st instant, of upwards
of one million dollars.
The Galveston CTexas) Bulletin indig-
nantly denounces the riotous and disorderly
conduct, of the negro soldiers at that place.
Women were insulted, men fired at, and one
of them MORALLY wounded.
Emigration from Europe is increasing
with the opening of spring and the beginning
of peace in this country. The steamer Queen
brought over Oh her last trip nearly nine hun
dred passengers, chiefly Irish emigrants.
Mrs Kasson, wife of Hon. John A.
Kasson, representative in Congress from Iowa,
was granted divorce from Lef husband by
the Des Moins District Court on Saturday last.
Mrs Kasson is daughter of Hon. Thomas D..
Elliott, representative in Congress from the
first district in Massachusetts.
Persia has been astonished by a snow-storm.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-03-27
ITO OUR FRIENDS.

We still continue to sell books and stationery
and all other goods in our line. We cannot sell
ut cost. If we do So we shall be unable to buy
OF CT goods. We have been trading in line
tor several years. Our friends have always pat
ronized US largely, for which VIC are thankful We
have always tried to make liring profit on our
goods, and at the same time to give general salts
faction to our customers. We intend still to fol-
low the same rule which think fair and hon
orable. Such books do not have on hand
&e will order for friends Among our late
arrivals, we have Methodist Hymn Books, Epis-
copal Prayer Books, Chdrens ILLUSTRATED Books
in great variety, Photographs of Sou, hern Cen
erals, and Photograph Albums. We have also
great variety of common and fine Bibles and Tes-
tanents; also a large variety of Sheet Music. We
try to keep all School Books wanted by teachers,
to whom sell at liberal discount. Call and
sec our stock before buying elsewhere. We are
prepared to do the best BoOk-Binding in the neat
est style at short notice We want to trade with
our friends for gears to come hence will sell
cheap as we can well under the circumstances.
BRANSON * FARRAR,
No. 49, Fayetteville st.
jan ST Raleigh, N G.