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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16


Joseph Crele, one hundred and forty.one
years old, as shown BY the records OF his
birth in the Catholic Church in Detroit, died
recently IN Caledonia, Wisconsin.
Five years ago a man in the Ohio State
prison succeeded in making his escape. A
days ago he returned and expressed desire
to serve out his term. The only explanation
given is that while out of prison he got mar.
ried--it would be upgallant to say anything
The Prince OF Wales has sent handsome
bridal present TO Mrs. Henry Johnson, nee
Harriet Lane. in acknowledgement OF the cour-
tesies rendered him at the White House while
tina. lady presided there.
A family Of seven persons, the husband
and father OF which had broken his leg, was
found starving to death recently, having had
no food for two days. This in Brooklyn, the
=" city OF churches"
A lady in the book store Of Messrs. Tick.
nor d. Fields, Of Boston, seeing a copy of
" Every Saturday" upon the table, inquired
II Il was published monthly or semi-monthly,
She wac the same party who asked the siamese
twins II they were brothers. 81
Even the lunaiic asylnms have their ro-
mahces' Some years ago, there was in Col
ney Hatch, England, young man and a
young woman who made each others acquaint-
anco al enc OF the monthly balls given for the
amusement Of the inmates. Mad though they
were, they carried on an innocent courtship,
ana despite the vigilance Of the officials man
sgea written correspondence. Both recoy-
cred and after their discharge, having re-
nswsd their courtship. married happily. So
lar as is known at the asylum neither has
had relspse Of insanity. pr. go
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

BY E. P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY le, 1865.
THE BOOKS POSTED.


The thoroughly systematic way in which Adju-
infant General Washburn has kept IN the work Of
IL. A.. 4; ali ,,-.,,od h IL; ,r,,,r,;,,,d, l.; -o,,
','' O''''0 - =.
oering oe'aheu accou"V vi 'ne war eNl uses OF
Vermont in response to the call OF Congress We
give the statement in full, with an introduction,
from the Woodstock Standard
-. -, a. a.. .,,...., - T..
we Me Pcrnn''Hu " 'ne 1Aulu'an. snu ~, ~
spoIeor uenS,I' " , Vu al ;a,oo., sa,s
wecA one 81 'ue nus suu
uoCumen's " nas eEor ooe" vu iO'eS"1 ~ Puoi'oI
Inc statement Oi eApenui'ures VI .ne 0'a'' Vi
Vernon. auu l's 80 ~. ~ ip.'
coun, vi .ne wal ioI .1o NJ. VI RI
anu the suppression OF tee rsoei,oh' Inc s'ats
ucs gwen were called LOT 10y tns seieIl coi.'ee OF
the House on the war aeDs OF .he 10Y" states' Oh
Wh .r, Mr.. nialne OF MAINE Is chairman u.,
Inc aggregate Is astouhuihg' vohs'uering OUT
small PoPulsuon' ana the very inouerae weaitp Oh
"n'cn Us mass tne Peop'e ol 'ne sN'e arc Pos,
sesseu' nc man wouiu nave 1een P,ono '
insane VINO IN looV OF 1901, sn9ulu nave sug-
gesteu sueh an outlay aS Prooaoie OF possioie
we can very wen remember tne mlsglVings OF our
peop'e "heh eAi'ea upon 70 lurhisn ie id
dao'a o. .ne iIesluynts urs. caii ior aoOoH rlen
nc .asN was noa ul'lV ~. Y,e
out "heh the mrs. eau LOT oVV'VVV came tne hihV
Oh endurance ana the capacity oil the state TOT iur
nlshing men ana money was oy many oeheVeu 10
na,e oeen reaOnvu' i"VeiIsenv o'tl1ens' III Vou.
sidering the NUMBER OF men when the state might
De naple 70 iutnlsh ana Keep IN tne helu i9r
great length Of ume' 3ould haLdy De induced 70
name mgher inquire than hve thousand Tor whom
the outlay OF money was estimated IN tens or hun
ureds OF thousands insteed OF millions .,
AS the conhict proceeded however! ana call
succeeded call, requiring not only additional men,
put increased appropriations OF money with which
70 MAKE OF thsn soldiers ana place them IN the
nela, II was iound that the PATRIOTISM ana a3ihty
OF vermont were equal 10 any demand rendered
necessary ny the emergency Inc brave Green
M M, boys stepped forward with aiacriy TO
MI the piacss MADE vacant oy the TaVages OF war
wnlle tnelr orethren, VINO renamed az nome, with
equai Iervor OF PATRIOTISM devoted themselves ana
;nen none, 70 s1s'aIr;ng .ngi III 5pet ,'as ahq
III mlhlsusuohs 10 thelr lamines' Oh the part Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

The CONCERT, for the benefit of Mr.. Phillips.
was very sassfaetory-the pieces for the most part
good. and well performed. Miss Cary secured
applause in every piece, and deserved it, too. Mr..
fhiilips has improved his opportunities in the
schools, and was well received. Mr.. Wilder fur
nished one of Henry Aliler's pianos, and Mr.
Whitney performed skiliully. Now we doubt not
that selection of pieces not half so good. and
performed not half so we'll by half dozen loafers
with blackened faces, would have drawn crowded
house. This company of well-deserviDg Young
people most OF them our own people, had half
hlled house. The fact is not creditable to the
town. where there is as much good TASTE in music
as can be found anywhere in Vermont, to say the
least
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

lhE NJ l. WEEKLY MAGAZINE has reached
an edition of 20 900 cope. per week. Ii q GOOD
= per annum, e''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
s7.525.1Is AZ


Vermont cannot afford to submit to any settle
ment with such monstrous difference against her.
II she has been more economical than her neigh
bors, she ought to have the benefit of her better
management.
Next we take Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Connecticut, and we find the average
amount charged is 1915 for every three wears
man Including the 81 per month extra pay.
Vermont charges 1903 per man and, excluding
the extra pay she charges only s1ss per man.
Every way Vermont stands better than her neigh.
bors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

'f'iNAnum-Mr- Fields class now numbs,s
nearly 100 1'l'e's
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

STATEMENT OF AMOUNT OF EXPENSES INCURRED
BY THE STATE OF VERMONT IN sUPPoR1 OF
THE LATE WAR FOR THE PRESERVATION OF
THE IlNIpN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25
THROUGH FaasaGE RATES ~ craaryrv
first taoin- Second CaUn. st-sfags.
$500. 5000. SIOo
Just Received and More
Coming

CHOICE POTATOES in large lCt, Ia das conai-
~ uou, los sale low
u. 8 REYNOLD8
FrSsi aUssh 81 Door a0rh q Bread,
sspaIH toa Ne LsfssA
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25
Form OF Proposal, Guarantee and
Certificate.

The undersigned, - , whose
post-ofhcs address is -, county of -,
State o., proposes % convey the mails
Of the United States. from July Z, 1886, to
June 30, 1879, on route No.-, between
- and -,u under the advertisement
of the Postmaster Geueral, dated October 81,
1868, with "ceisr.ty, certsiuty, and secu-
ritv," for the annual sum of - dollars
This proposal d, made 10Th FIJI kHOlcf5dgc
Of tie distance Of tie route, tie Jgaght Of tie
mail to Be carried, and aH otiGT particulars
iu ftsrelts TO the route and SgrJicg, and also
after careful gtami nation Of NE taos and ut-
srp-ti5as attached 10 Hs advertisement.
Dated
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25
PACIFIC
Mail Steamship COmPany's
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORN L
TOUCHING AT Mexican PORTS,
Carving uts Unitsd gtsts. RT.u


TOUCHING At MEXICAN PORTS.
Aud Carrying uts United ststs. NAL.
1 FAVE PIER No. AZ NORTH RryFR. fot Of
H Canal street, 80 ~ oiciaek noon, GU tue I-,
ltths aud IstU every month Except Wheu t1s--
days TALL on sunday. sal then on the gFt--Inr sat.
urda5h Tor A5PlNWALL. Couusslug. VA P.1sms
Railway with one OF the Comuary's ST. sm.hil-
rom Ps1ams Of SAN ~FRANClsCJ, tousbIag 81
ACAPULCO.
FEBRUARY
lst-HENKY CHAuNCEY. Csptuu cray connect
ing with COLORADO. Capt. Watkins.
Itb-ATLANTIC. Captain Msury. eoaoeriaz s.fB
SACRAMENTO Cape Cayeuy.
2lst-NEW YORK, Captain Homer c,,,
with CONSTITUTION, Captain FsmswoIfh.
Departures ogl-t and zlst connect A. p.s.ra,
Slth sfsamers Tor SOUTH PAClFTCPyEi- 49,.
ot lst touch 81 MANZANILLO.
rHaoUaH PASSAGE nssgs M 0-ssvv-v
Frst Ca0in. Second Csran. stas.u
$500. 5000. 500
a discount Of ONE QUARTER from srsr.-s
Rates al1ee1 90 fee0ud cabin aai 4trar4y. pa-sas.
gers, sit1 fsmlliea- Also Az agosa.ee u ONF
QuAkit ~ on urouBh raies 30 clergymeu al1
their tgmrIe7i and scngoi tesa heFH- soldiers ha,.gy
discharges, HALE EARE.
one Hundred POUNDS Bsggaee flowed each
edult. BtgEaga-MasteFs euu ha-5aga
through. ald attend % ladiaa sud chfiirsu vIfh.5f
male protectors bFggsrs received on the dock
day before ssI ing, from -tet uib0ats. uaiIroafs. AMI
passengers who D.etsrto send down esrry
An e4 penensed slrgeon0 On board Medicine ami
4 sf-smer~II boz pisced on the Inc Taoasrv 1-
1860. t1 iron .rJm AEW UKLSANs " AsPINWALE
HAVhN4
For Passage Texts or fartser ,uormauon, sp-
py 81 Che ComPauys ticket Office, ou the wharf.
foot Of UsuI Street, N0-th River. Nes York
r We BELLOWS Agent
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25

The undersigned, residing at ,
State Of -, undertake that, ID the fore
going bid for carrying the mail ON route No.
- be accepted By the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior 70 the lstday Of July,
1850, enter into the required obligation 90
contract to perform the service proposed
with good ana sufficient surstes.
This zoe do uliarsfaaI.4g &stasHy Ire OBJ
I-gat.Jus and liabilities assume 5gr aIraHtJrs
aadcr the 21th section o. ail Get OJ c0agrc
Of july 21, 1896.
Dated
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25

N1lSHtd-j
The above certificate must have shiEei to DC 3
6ye-crnt revenue stamp, cancelled as tho law re-
ggIre-.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25

The undersigned, postmaster at '
State Of -, eerliuea, UNDER u3 OATH OF
OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the above
g~uarantors, and knows them 90 DO men OF
property, and able to make good their guar
autse.
nrFaI
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25

Leave GAINESVILLE Monday and Thurs
day at Z a
Arrive at Dover by 8 Pr
Leave Dover TuesdIy and Friday at
lam
Arrive at Clarksviile by 6 p m
BIDS for three trips q week invited.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-25

1927 From Cookyille, by Equality, TO Bear
Creek, u miles and back, once q
week.
Leave Cookville Saturday at IL a N
Arrive at Bear Creek by 3 p m
leave Bear Creek Saturday at c 3 m
Arrive at Ceokyille by 10 q N.
1oI2s From Cooksville, by Double Springs,
Byrne, Pekin, Chestnut Mound,
Convenient, Carthage, Peyton's
Greek, Dixon's Springs, Hsrtsyille,
Evon College and Castalian Springs
10 GaIlatin, 90 miles and back, twice
a week.
Leave C~ooksville Monday and Thurs
day at 10 a N
Arrive st Gallatin next day BY Il IN
Leave Gallatin Tuesday and Friday
att pm
Arrive at Cooksville next day by 3
pm
1929 From Livingston, by Oakley and
Mount Pisgah, to Mouth OF Wolf,
~ mile5 and back, once a week.
Leave Livington Wednesday at 6 am
Arrive at Mouth Of Wolf by IL m
Leave Mouth of Wolf Wednesday at
lpm
Arrive at Livingston by p m.
1013O From Livingston, by Milo and Fox
Springs, to Sweet Gum Plains, p
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Sweet Gum Plains Saturday al
sam
Arrive at Livingston by / p m
Leave Livingston Friday at 5 8 m
Arrive at Sweet Gum Plains by p m.
1871 From Gainesborough to Mayield, 10
miles and back, once a week.
Leave GsinesbOr0ugh Wednesday at
l2m
Arrive at Mayfeld by 3 p IN
Leave Msyfeld Wednesday at 8 a N
Arrive at Gsinesborough by II a IN.
1912 From Gainesborough, by Franks
Branch, Hilham, Livingston, Net
tie Carrier, West Fork, and Boat
land, to jamestown, 81 miles and
back, once a week.
Leave Gainesborough Wednesday at
Gam
Arrive at jamestown next day by I'm
Leave jamestown Thursday at 1 p IN
Arrive at Gainesborough next day By
rpm.
1898 From Gainesborough, by Buck Point,
Meigsville, and Buffers Landing,
10 Celina, q miles and back, once
a week.
Leave GainesbOrough Wednesday al
I'm
Arrive at Celina by z p
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
.<ett, Kent 6
n cy .s4.s --v-A L.,
E u
2O7 Shipley St., Wilmington, Del.

2O7 Shipley ST., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers ia
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery T. Building Hardware.
Tho subscribers would respectfully call the at
tenton Of their friends and the public 70 the larg-
est and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware Ia the State, consisting in part as follows;
IRoN-Best brands, English and American bars
refined and common.
Hammered bands, hoops. SCROLLS, ovals, haifovsls,
English Junista and Norway slit Rods.
Benson's superior Norway Horse Nail Rods.
English and American puddied and solid bloom
srEEL-spring Country, Blister and German
sanderson's superior cAst and shesr Steel.
cultiyator Plates, various sizes.
HARDWARE-Horse shees hammered and
pressed Horse Nails.
Carriage and Wagon Iron Axles.
aatoheiis and other Elliptic Springs.
Coieman's ,nperior Carriage bolts and Axle Clips.
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes.
Malieable Iron for Carriage Works.
Blssksniths Bellows, Anvils. Visss, Sledgss.
Hammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
Spsncers celebrated Files and Rasps.
American Gimblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast Back, coil and other chains
Ames' aud other Shovels and Spades
Picks, Mattocks, Forks and other Farming Imple-
ments
wileys, Atwoods and other Plow Castings
| Beatlys Edge Tools, Bsrtons Ora wing Knives
Butchers, Chisels and Plane Irons.
Dlsston g superior Saws Of all kinds.
Pughs and fasswells Augurs and Brace Bitts.
Veits Beech and ether Planes.
| Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets
Lead, Blnca Tia, Spslter, Solder AMI Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wirer sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, MeCallister' points
| for ditto.
0rindstones, Cranks and Rollersfor ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
fsetursrs prices.
Glass, Patty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Var
| nishes.
Paint Mills, Linsesd, Lard and sperm Oils, rurpen
| tine, DO.
Out and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
Carriage Canvas, Carpets. Cloths, Leather, Laees
| tB' AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and Mayor
Spokesi Felloes Bow,, Shafts Tongues, Hubs, SO
kE AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Donning
| gnr'va'lei patent adjustable Tenanting AID Hut
Boxing Mhctines Fslloe Boxing attachments, &c.
R- AG EN Is for Spears Preserving solution
All of which will be sold ct lowest market prices
Wholesale aud Retail. june Alta
ELL GARaErr, DANISH Il. KEsr, IL. GARsRrr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

IEl4ENfESAF H1(t
AND
Comm Q rcial Institute,
8. W. Cor. sd and Market 5Ls., Up stairs,
(kntrauGe Third suseI)
WILMINGTON, DELAM ARE.
THE whole Of the ssconI aud u. urtb stories Of Ola
zei building has 0etn htIed up and oceup ed By the
Institute, which will open II the winter season. Com
meucing Monday, october yth leo aud ending May
LIST, 1915, during which period 1t he open day,
SsNtnrttys and sundays exeepied) nOn a. Nj, 10 IL
NJ, aud from to o Il. NJ. On Monday, tuesday,, rhuru
The services VI An accomplished pain and enta
penmRn have been 81 cured, to teach
PENMANSHIP
in all Its branches he has but few EQUALS
tn this eeautiiui AT.
Facilities for acquiring complete Mercantile educk
tlOn. snoh before offered the public
o. Wiinnngton, eonsiang Vi angle and Double eutry
BOOK kEEtlNG,
BauAing, Exchange, Insurance, teanaboat ng Cot mi
son and joint stock OompAGy's Business Commercial
Forms and Cal niatiunB, etc, oto.
In tns relegrd pho Department every
can be mad in any office, Is If rded persons DESTROYS
learning
TELRGRAPHlNG
one OF the most Plea ralve employfnents
can be pursued. Ri rebuilding AMI bnildi z OF OLD
aud new lines throughout North and bouthsri
States, the large and bushes. hAy
caused demand Tor operators that tue yld method
learning Is inAdequale 10 supply
TERMS.
Invariably advance, TO be paid at time OF entrance
discount oftwsnty por cent made to ladies' For turtt
er particulars Inquire at tue Institute.
4s- The pub invited veit the Institute an
examine the various departments 6-tt.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
I ING sUkEs AND ULUEkf'
PRtiTlONs "

Nervous Alice 10 and General Debility not zen
orally loo upon disease. and persons Suffering
from often Gated with contempt
lions. Like loss OF Appetite sNeryops Affection al
ways aprinaa is result Of other diseases
Persons uf.rin from any Of the many kinds ner-
vous Al seasss use Mishlsrs Bttsrs Let them
day aud they will soon hpd their relaxed nerves ao
On Ire nsion, the asoles recovering CON
stency Aad Vi sor appetite increasing, digestion In
proving, aud In fact thorough renovation and re-
cuperaIioD OF the whole sgt MishlsrA Bitera re-
move the cause, brace up and inyixorate the WHEELS
physical sructure and taus care all kinds Of
diseases.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
Tnings worth Btem en- Dering.
THAT CHARLES KIEFES

THAT CHARLES KIEFES
THIRD Street Oyster Bay Hos,s Still Eoufshes
That 1t i'd without question model estab
TX That all kinds OF choice Game, Oysters and
We Rsireshments are served up there In the very
beat styles.
That aprivateeatipg apartmdnt where
they can enjoy good meal without Interruption.
That eyerythng about the place is ean and nice
that attentive walters always employed.
That the establishment Is kept by q man who has been
public caterer for years, aud knows the business.
That tho place rs highly respectable and is pstronsd
by our very best and most respectable eitisens,
That no nose or disorder Is permitted there.
That the prices are always very reasonable.
That meaa may be had all hours of the day or mig
and the proprietor is determined to commodite.
That his tables are always furnished with the choicest
kinds of Game aud every other dslioscy In their
That the place Is central and easy of access
That II IL n isvoTite resort o business mon.
That isin fact public Institution which tho people
patronlge because II Is conducted properly.
And that u Is permAnentiy established at
No u EAST THIRD STR EFT,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Where all lro invited to call aprle-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

RHEUMA tIsM-aCurE on CHRONIC.
Rheuma'ism is generally tount affecting the joints,
Alln0u Oh il often attacks the stomach heart aud
sles III generally caused by bad state of the blood
which becomes and. unable to circulate freely
eeumuiStes In certain spot. becomes inhamed and
great pain with siderable agellinE OF the
parts al eoted ten matte gains have their gin
In scrotula faint which exists unknown in many
sons, To this complaiat we must remove the
cause by purfy the blood. Msplsfs diters Is the
best blood puther in existence rhe spiksnard, soap
wort sAssaft Bu ch AMI large amount OF Sal
Rri, all POSSESSED of alternaed qualities used in the
nomp position OF these Bitters, form sompound unr-
vae in the history OF NATEkiA NEpIoA as blood pur
HUr,
y sons allie led tn Rheumatism should freely use
ishlar's bitisra.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
New Castle County Mutual insurance


.oFFIcE swILmINar0N iNsrirUrE.n
Corner Eighth and Mark % sts.,
tat WILMINGTON, DEL.
Inter Pr g mium Notes n educedte epeFct.
ME rinc Mutual Insurance 10 believed to be
safest pefience fAr, has proved II to be
the cheapest against ioss By re and
.,snes the ist q nsarsrs E eompaEs i.xorsblS With
potfsw hay been promptly paid ali whY have been
insured in this once ard have had the afortune to be
good si risks rather than swell ne =, q
ability sinking the Dash oapitain hsavY dis
ss'ersdurinE theSsar6; IneoroRs
wilrinston Gty:-wiilisp CANDY, asSrss Richard eis
olemeGtH. smyth. John Cochran, Inward T. Bell.h,
Mandy vine @E s lin J ooud Elliott.
Christians Hd.-JAIaeR Riddle,
New CASTLE lId.-John Quysr.
White CLAY Greek Hd,-AbrahAm p. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, Pendent
:. .. SMltH, Secretary aud Treasurer.
III Nee honrsfrom to 1, and from atoA
an Lis
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31


THE subscr ibsrs re nov fully prepared to fiji
all orders in their Ii ne OF business with proInpi
$f meas, and elowsstrates with ira
M&N economy.
ASeA They Keep eonstRbtly on HAND full supply @
Gas Fixtures Of the best lacturers such Chan
dsers POnnAns BrAekots Por table Gas Stands Cut
Plain GLOBE Shades &c of the latest styles and des
We aso prepared to put in the best manner Piper
for heating all descriptiOna OF buildings with steam.
We the right this State for Thateh
ers Force AND Lift Pump, the best ever made and viii
put them up at short notice.
Having the sole for this state OF Halliday ust
" celebrated patent Sell Regulating Wind Engine and
the Portable Gas ComPAnys Gas Apparatus We
nsteI ourselves that our facilities for introducing
would call the particular attention OF persons residing IL
the esunry 10 these machne They the best In the
United states Tor the pBhmen Of ~ great dehide
ratun tr the country gentleman farmer a. Any Other
g wt ni supply Of pure water al oyer the ho9se q
barn. and an economic and beautiful light. The wind
engine Ia not affected by the heAves Of wind and ID
ready ~ all times day or night, lt there 10 wind
Ethout tear favor, to accomplish its task
also, II preferred put in the best Hydrau
nc Hama of the most approved kinds.
We are prepared with the best uorknen 10 attend to
ieerptons Of stsamhoat ahr, and house Plumbing, and
copper panished and lead lined Bath Tuba Basins
Ter hot cold water, Urnal patent Closets Wash
raves plain and circulating Shower Baths iron or lead
SINKS Boston compAnys anm Hose. Water Filtsrs-in
ISL IN our line Of the most approved kind
Aldescrptions OF Sheet Lead work At short notice.
We hopsby prompt and strict attention 10 ali worn
rused to our care, and desire to give full ssttacton
In all cases to merit and receive share the public
10. S4 MARKET STREET. abov Fifth next d o. to
MA. PERhIs, RERRIeA GARRETT
ruILlP aARRHrT. iuna "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31
R EMO VAL.

K REMOVAL.
HENRY dREBE
riendA and the public ssusr-
allY thathe has removed HIS
CSRPET ESTABLISHMENT
from vest fifth STREET.-THE
No ts3 Market street.
beiiDeeR FROM and Second,
WILMINGTOk. DELAWARE,
where q will keep o hand a good Aasortpispto
INGRAM AND RAG CARPET,
OIL CLOTH, WINDOW SHADES &c.
whit 10 viii sell o able terms.
~ Rag Carpet wovent to I'd tthss ortss notIss
AZ Psrsoaf wi,hin stopurohsss orto setworkdcns
Invited to ~. 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

will pay sleo Reward Tor the discovery of any msdi,
aAI Yrep Lon mat can cure greater variety OF
co u tAiAta thsa Mishler's Herb Bite
b.. MISh l. sk, Proprietor,
8. E.Corner OF UsLtrs square,
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

1 will pay TO any Doctor CT member of the Medical
Fraternity the sum Of Sio9for any Comp that
medic nal virtues and curative power
ii. sdIsr's Herb 3itters D. AlSHLBR, Proprietor.
!. 8. Cornsrof Centre square.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-31

Iwili "a sSito tae btopFist Vi Med cine that
eaa oT 4 sfeAtsr absr Of senuine Certificates of
care Issf iss gs1s wssfs I, ls made,
lgsess5. L.vys ooIpi.iet; hlood, tigI Disrrhes,
Rsss and akus Oh'iers .Horbqs. felloW Jaundice,
serss4it sains Sers Legs, G.uder Absesss. Nsu
raj ns, Rhs9,nsti Cousps Coids Camp in lhe
st9nseh jaroalc Di rrh0i PHI letter se.ld Heao
b1hne f.lliIs wss-sie ness lar o c I'D
r0i, rIrrhsa Fal lng of the omb ali obsruel-
to due OF nature len lies, all Veuera
tteA9s- t1d ii iAnta arising ian gu Blood
Esak amt tisorisrs state u 10, Liver or
}ertibcates VI sureH of the Ye.iow Fever in
,er, also De III rnish ned. RAN If II does
nyto4rs none will refunded the proprietor.
sNJ MN AI HDkR
E.E, srnsr VI Centre square,
Lancaster, Pa,