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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-11-17

LOCATION.

This College is located tn the beautiful village Of
Kngsve, long and widely known for its enterprise
sustaining the best Academic institutions the country
a. Is attestesed by its of prosperity and
Is attractions in this regard make 1t at the
sraDe location for those who wish to both the
commercial and Academic courses of instruction and
thus while the student is storing the mind with Scientific
Lteraty and Classical knowledge he NAV at the same
time secure practical and theoretical knowledge Book
keeping and Business. r I77-7
Each department is under the general supervision of
the PRINCIPAL whose long experience teacher in the De-
trot commercial College, and practical accountant
makes him emfneuty qualified to make this Institution
take rank with our first class Commercial Schools.
The system of Penmanshp taught here is made spe-
cay and Is unr1vaed for artistic excellence
its principal and attractive features being legibty beau
and ease ofexecuon AT several State Fairs the Prin
cipal has been awarded the first Premiums many
worthy competitors for best specimens of Business and
Ornamental Penmanship.
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business cacu
ation IL also speciality in this institution Every
dent should be able to make egble record of his daily
business work and give accurate solution of all problems
connected Herewith The improved method Of elucida
on make these branches college exercises interesting
starting points of the student to other departments
sterner duties OF practical every day life
deficiency In these particulars is acknowledged fact
with many ofour young just starting in business
whh tracabe also many the failures ofbusiness
Wen founded in those Is sure passport to success
tunes. = T.,
Young man, take courage, when for nominal sum you
can arm yourself for the worlds activeness engage
ntegenty in in enterprises that lead straight
and honor An early outfit Is essential to make
ward and upward progress more and certain and
Commercial Education, and this we believe the D
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Nuiutu Ut
S1,000,0O0.
FOR ONEDOLLAR.

which they need not pay until 1t is known what is drawn
THE AMERICAN JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION calls
your attention to the fact of its being the largest and
most popular Jewery Association in the United States
The business is and always has been conducted in the
most candid and honorable manner Our rapidly in
creasng trade Is guarantee of the appreciation of
oEr patrons for this method of obtaining rich elegant
and costly goods. The sudden sagnation OF trade in
Europe owing to the late German War and dsas
trous financial crisis in England has caused the failure
of large number of Jewelry Houses in London and
Paris obligng them sell their goods great sacri-
nee, in instances less one-third
manufacturing We have lately purchased very largely
OF these Bankrupt Goods. at such extremely low prices
that we can afford to send away Finer Goods and give
better chances to draw the most valuable prizes than
any other establ shment doing similar business OUR
AIM is TO PLEASE, and we respectfully solicit your
patronage as we confident of giving the utmost
number of most valuable prizes all parts of the
Try no article in list is worth less than One Dol
lar, retail and there no Blanks. Parties dealing
with US may depend on having prompt returns and the
article drawn will be Immediately sent any address by
return mail or express
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes from the American Jewellers Association, and
have kindly allowed the use of their names
os chafs HPsats Pana vdSs Esa sa9 Wash
50 St.. Marks Place N Y, Sewing Machine valued at
40; Brig Gen T. l. Hanson, Z s Vols, Nashville,
ter 63 Front ST., Harrisburg Penn Sewing Machine
valued at $50; Lieut. Colonel Walter Chittenden Quar-
Wm, s Haines 2tz King St. Charleston, s. c., Silver
Watch valued at $50; Alexander johnson, Esq, Editor
LS9atsr ~ Sat lsoeer Maskqtenr Minn Ladies Enamel
Colorado and Red Bank Mining Company, San Francis
co, Cal, Melodeon valued at f2Os: Aaron s Long ESQ
Principal Ekhart College Institute, Elkhart n. j.,
Diamon Pin, valued at 500 K NJ. Lougstreet, Montgo
mery, Ala, Music Box valued at $40 Rev Isaac Van
Duaen Albany N y, Gold Lined Dining set valued at
500; Miss Clara Lucuguer Dayton. Ohio Pianoforte
valued at 500, and Diamond Pin, valued at $175.
~ Many names could be placed on the list, but pub
sired to send United States currency when it is
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance of an order of the Pro
Il bale Court Of Ashtabula County, Ohio made the
23d day of October A. D. 1865, win be sold at Public
Auction, on Monday the 26th day Of November, 1865
the following Real Estate, to wit; belonging to the
County, Ohio, deceased to wit: Part Of lot No.
IS in the Township OF Sheffield, containing two acres
and eight rods of land be the same or less with
buildings thereon, being House. Barn and other houses
Sale to be the premises, between hours Of one and
four P. NJ. Terms made known on the day Of sale ale
EDWARD GILLETT,
Sheffield Oct 30, 1865. Guardian.
....F T''F 4t-S79
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PENNMANSIIIP.

Three months-one lesson per day 40 90
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOoDSH
saiia1l sai,. i.st' p,g.af
GREAT BARaAnsR
.<t1iHI GLE EJeYS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING!
PIER RCE g. ALL
A T THEIR NEW STORE IN THE
a. and Clarendon aOnss are Just opening the beet yg
eIoTaS e5t sff RSst eopheo 'osk o. FALL AND WINTER
hSss csis, ,rg,.e ,r..--.-.
and gentlemens Furnishing Goods ever brought into
this market: -Ha -s...
Overcoats
Dress CoAts, ..vLrHT
English Frocks, ..,
Business Sacks, ---aa
Boys Complete Suits
French Cashmere Pants and Vests,
Cashmere Pants and Vests
Doe Skin Pants and Vests,
a, Harris Cashmere Pants and Vests
.le Silk and Satin Vests, NJ a'
giao ~ &C., &C., &C. &c.
Our Stock Of Cloths, comprise
Chinchia Beaver, ~
Whitney Beaver, t
Esquimo Beaver, ft- f1-..a OIL. ...rf
French Coatings, ..l. ....f.Fr
Fancy cassimeres, n5sla alJ hl
,, Harris Cassimeres, so- -n.lg8z
Dfssslnel STosd Cloths. .9a'r's- i@st
&C., &c, a., &c.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen Shirts, t.,. -,rals s.'r, 6.e r.sJ
Muslin Shirts .r
Flannel Shirts, - ~ r.,. .-...,r-, .-. n
Cashmere Shirts -
= Linen and silk Handkerchiefs,
Gloves and Neck Ties,
gLT Paper Collars
,es7aaraJ .a.s PaPsr scsIs ana P1ns Linen o0a''
saI.nrE ~, "a sirias slsssfis si,t hs,a hIBs.tOn''
.UgHt aaII III Gs.siRfTs essd,t Es, Hate i z
Driving Hat& "a
Bismarck Hsts,
Regutta Hats,
o,.,,., Park Hats,
N, Gladiator Hats, a--|
Planters Hats, rls-,ty
r.-, &e,,r &C., &C., &c.
velGit std,sg esRs % AZ siJG 20 sAu
''"sss SsnsisInssas aisSss Fur, OGILH
sasrri Fur Fpscoi Collars, sl a..aA ~
&C., &C.. &C., &c,
We wish II specially understood that we have in our
employ as competent Tailor and Cutter any in the
osSsr X anS ts that we are sas 70
perfect hts, and full satisfaction In every instance
Cutting done to suit Customers at alftimes.
respectfully invited 70 give Us ~ can l. '"A'n'sa
..,,.,.,. o..s,... PrsRcE 4 Hall,
.HaHIG5 . HElr-e
HIH
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.

GEO. W. bWETT, M. d., Proprietor.
~ Prepared at the NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL
DEPOT 0G Hanover street. Boston, under the Superyis
Ion of Rev. j. W. Poland.
BENTON, MYERS g. CANFIELD, and STRONG 8
ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents, Cleveland -'I -
At Retail by H. A. HENDRY, Ashtabula and by deal
ers IN Drugs and Medicines generally. 1851
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HhOnogrnphy-70 10 lessons 2 %
Mhree months-one lesson per day 10 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
AN AMUSING COURT SCENE.

The report of late trial IN Cincinnati,
contains one bright passage The ease was
one in which the heirs of Mrs Scholield-
an English lady of eccentric habits, who
died in Cincinnati in 1S53-endeavored to
persuade the court to set aside the will on
several grounds. The principal witness
was Mrs. Cheesebrough, aged seventy.
She had been asked half dozen times as to
the age of one of Mrs. Scofelds nephews.
The report continues:
A. tell you did not know his age. Ills
birth register is in England, and l never
went to sec it.
Court. Mrs. Cheesebrough, it is perhaps
proper to say to you that you must be pa
tient, and answer all the questions counsel
may put TO you
Witness. So do, but don't see any use
of answering the same questions over and
over again.
Court. Some of us may not hear all your
answers, and it is often necessary to repeat
questions.
Witness. l generally speak loud enough
for anybody in this courtroom TO hear me,
and think if the lawyers would attend to
their business they wouldn't have to ask a
witness more than once.
Court. Proceed with the examination.
Q. You say Mrs Schoield drank great
deal of liquor; what did she keep ii ina
iug9
A. No; she kept it in Il demiiohn, in IL
basket; never looked into the basket to
sec whether it was glass or not, but think
it was; it held six quarts, and have carried
it hundred times for her, if strict account
had been kept, to Mr.. Smiths liquor store
to get it filled; remember Mr.. Smith used
to say, "Drunk again, Mrs. Cheesebrough;"
and 1 would answer, mo; it's the same
drunk" but he knew was joking, and he
knew who the liquor was for.
Q. What kind of liquor did she use?
A. Brandy, sir; the regular old cognac.
@. How did she drink it, pure or mixcd9
A. She as often took it pure as any way;
when she wanted to she made it into grog;
she used to drink it out of little black tea
pot; that was handler than long bottle;
the demiiohn was filled every week, but
didn't fill it always; she had little English.
man who used to go for her very often
Question by juror. How did she attend
to her business when she had store on
Fifth street?
A. l don't know exactly, hut, as ! told
you before, she was always well up in money
matters.
O. Was she sober then2
A. No, she was never sober. Drinking
had become a sort of second nature will
her. She was like a good many lawyers
that 1 know of; they can't plead cas-,
without being half drunk. Laughter IT,
fact. tell you have seen many lawyer
that never undertook to try case until, as
they say, he had "twO sheets in the wind
and one a flutterin'" [Renewed Laughter.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion of three
stories Of the large double building vt the N B. Of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH Streets, is well lighted
And ntted up 10 style OF elegance aud convenience
" hieh is unsurpassed
The instruction given hero ia of the most practical and
character The appreciation OF lis value Ia
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly seven
a1dred students were in attendance, and also by the
situations and the large number Of applications made
TO the College for them.
The course ofinatruetlon includes
HOUSEKEEPING,
which Is taught in all its departments and
Just 1t Ia rraoced by the best accountants and bust
ness men, Each student opens writes out and closes
several set OF books adapted TO the various branches
trade makes out 10 proper form the various papers used
In business, such as PrOmssory Notos, Receipts, Ac.
count Currents, Account Sales, business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &C., and II instructed in the large
variety OF transactions and customs Of business lie
pENMANsHIP.
which is important to every business man. receives
especial attention. and the method of instruction
here is well calculated to make elegant aud rapid penmen
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest," Profit and loss Averaging Accounts
Exchange, @e taught IN its shortest and most ap-
proved nlehOdl.
OonHRRcIAL Law, MATHEMATICS. and DRrFortNa CouS.
RRFRr NoTRs are included In the OF
TELEGRAPIIING
both by Sound and Paper is taught by one ofhe bost
Of practical and experienced operators and every facility
minutiie Of the profession,
department has been opened for the reception Of
81 ladies for Instruction in this branch The great aud
increasing demand fer competent operators offers un.
usual opertunit sfor remunerAtive employment.
As inatruetNa is given to each student separately,
hosa who wash enter for any particular branch can do
aO.
The time usually required for the complete Counting.
iouse Courses varies from eight to twelve weeks ac-
eording TO the number OF hours daily devoted to It,
handsome Diploma, with the seal Of the inst tuition at.
tAehed, is awarded IN graduation.
Students received at any time, and are instruct
at such hours as may hest suit their convenience.
Catalogues containing terms, &c. may be ohtaIued
gratis on application.
b7CRfrrEsDsNs series OF Practical Tfeallses on Book
kEEriNq, sud lulGE SHARwOOD's lectures before ths
atndenta on Commercial Law for bale at the College
S.H. CRITTFNDEN & co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
RAILROADs 8 STEAMBOATS,.
DHiLADELPnIA, WILMINGTON AND
pALIlhohE RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE,
CoMMENCINl MnNnAY AppII- I'm annn

BALTlhORE RAIL ROAD TIME TA1Ir
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 10th, 1850
WASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows; "'"
EXPRESS TRAIN at AIS A. NJ. f,lopdavs s,esn,a,
minstoa Nswsr nn,hlls9a stopping at Chester viii
Dc Grace Aterdeen, Perryman's MeTnola Cbssss snS
stemmer's Run s-''4' '"A'es ~hu
wAY.MAIL TRAIN at s15 A. NJ. tsupiavs av.s,,oa ,
isshPre stopping at all regular ,tfions between
DELAWARE Il. r. TRAIN at 500 NJ. fspn iavs
tiJ sstipos ''r Princess Anne Milford iuierms iiato
EXPRESS TRAIN at il45 A. NJ fsn,d,vs av..,,.,
lot Baltimore and Washington r'"
SXrkkss TRAIN at 400 (sundAys exreptedlE
Wilminston stopping at Chester CiAymont,
hhyra M De Graee, AberdeeH Perryman's Edsewooj Mas
nosa, ~ Ghssss IN and semmers Run -o
washngtsn. " - w r' @' Tor Baltimore aud
ra pA S Senssrs 6y boat fsm Baltimore for Fortress Mon
II Is A. NJ. Train ""u "i'nnonu viii take ihe
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
ipgtapS Al all stations between Philadelphia and Wis
!, lsAse sS PhsdelPha at 800, Ills .M.4ao 90 and
Rsid a. T. Inc ~ p h train connects with DeawaTs
n1iIoao i9r harrington and Intermediate sfations '
.nd desys ao wilmington at 645 800 and s,so a, H.
so sas CF go EsT Castle leave Philadelphia
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at i1.OO NJ, Ast and loOoP.M
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
9s an5 JHesseP iossP 74o SAG and 1914 A NJ I4O44
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
& Leave sslnmore m l25 A. NJ, Way Mail palA.Mp,
E' Exprsas = NJ Express 6.s5 P. M, Express. s2SP
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 4 - and s.52 A. NJ, s,as p NJ
wilmington at 5.23, 80 A. NJ. and 4Is p NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS. WITH PASSENGER can
ATTACHED, O"
WIN leave as fVllows;-Wiminet3n Gor prr,,,,, 49,,
a. q stations at 600 r. Nj Daltimors a. I u
ny ;,, 'sce Snd Intermediate stations at 4I5 NJ %
iiie ior wilmington snd intermediate stsons - 70
sai H. ~ Spnn,e.v,nng a. Wilmington with tho Sod Al
SUNDAY TRAINS
,v.,kss vEAfkkss TRAIN at AIS A. NJ, for 1,i,,oo,. .u,
P,ss stopping at Chester, Wminrton Na,.a
49, North EAST, Perryville, Havre ds Qrioa A.
u'Sn artsslrymsns Magnolia Chase's and stamns p
wssSintd sArhksS at HOO p. NJ, for baltimore snd
o, AcCaiMoDATIoN s inIoN TRAIN at I1ajP NJ s,, w,,m,u,
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at SIS p. NJ, stopping AZ u.v.. a.,
"ses "a reriyvile and Wilmington Also atoms a. th, s
lto take passengers for Philadelnhis "a 49,
iton washington or BAltimore land Clasiss q,
sA'e passengers from Baltimore Washingop ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
s,sta0 T% m@ngton for PhilAdephiA and n.ormoa.ts
II. =. KRNERY. Superintendent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
- - = 4 AA1Ae D41N " W.
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESIONS--1S66.

The buildings and grounds have been placed In oam
plete order and ded up with furnifuEp especially
adapted Tor the comfort and convenience of students
Kooms are iutpished Tor the Oldest boys In Colleges
private study, free from the confusion restraint
school room.
The Course OF instruction is thorough and practical
designed to ht our young for admission 10 best
Colleges or for the active duties of the FARM shop
counting house.
By the berality ofths Board Trustees the Academy
furnished with library 600 Volumes and one Of
the Oes collections OF Chemics and Philosophical aPpa
rHtus IN the United baes-thus afOrdlpg facilities Tor
acquiring complete Scentih5 and Mathematical eduea-
ton Tar superior to most sehoOlsin our country.
The bost Teachers will be employed and no labor
spared to secure the proper moral and Ysica
training OF the young entrusted TO his care Terms
moderate For circulars and information address,
EDWARD D. PORTER,
NeWark. Nal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR

REVIEWER,
Has proved Itself to be the mot perfect preparation for
the hair ever offered TO the public.
II is vegetable compound and contains no Injurious
properties whAtsver
IT WILL RssToRR GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORI0I-
NAL COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
i eleanses the scalp and makes the hair son. lusliou
and sken.
Il ia splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail 10 use It.
IT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THe FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
As-A'k for Halls Vegetable sleillan Hair Remover,
and take no other.
RIP HALL & co,
NASHUA, N. H. ,PRoPRfEroRs
For sale bv all Druggists ap20-im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
To cnNsnnrprIvEs.

The advertiser having been restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy, aer having suffered for
several with severe lung affection, and that
disease Consumpton-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
TO all who desire It, he will send copy the presr in
ton used lre5 OF ehArge) with the directions for prepar
Ing and using the tame, which they will lind sURR cuRg
for Consumption, Asiaa, BrOHch fs Coughs Colds aud
al Throat aud Lung Affections. The ony object Of Tho
advertiser IN sending the Presrr pton is benefit ih
afflicted, and spread information which he coneeiyus Il
be Invaluable, aud he hopos sufferer will try hil
bler slug
PARTIES Wishing the prescription, ERER by return mail
viii please address hKy. EDWARD A. WILSON
dae2s-wlv Wllliamfbursh. Kings Co.. New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18

HB-THE FLOWERS OF CuBA.-Cuba pro-
duces, in wild state, n thousand odorous
and rare flowers, delightful to the senses,
but Bryan's Pulmonic Waters impart to
your voice, lungs and throat, sweetness
and perfection that the flowers of Cuba can
not surpass, Sold by all druggists.
b@~ EASTERN SHORE RAILROAD ,FmsT
MORTGAGE BONDS FOR SAIE-R. r. Robin
son & Co., Bankers, corner of Fourth and
Market Streets, have $4,000 of the above
bonds, which they will sell at $3.50 per
81, 900, in amounts to suit purchasers.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-
RNCE OF AN INVALID

Publ for the benefit and ss a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who sufler from Nervous De-
blity, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C. supplying At
The SIMS time IHR MEANs or SELF-cuRR, lis one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable uuaels
ily .nclosing posipid addressed envelope single
tofias, free Of charge, may ba had uf the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ
lAnSs-ly ,Prooklyn, kings, Co.. NY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
DIR. sTRICKLANDss MELLIFLUOUs
C0UGH RALEAM.

Is warranted 10 be the only preparation known eurs
Noughr, Colds Hoarten0Fs Asthma, WhoOpng Cough
Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis and Group =
Being prepared from Honey and Herbs II IL healing soft
enins and expeetorAting, and particularly suitable
AL affections ofthe Throat and Lungs For sale by rrug
gists everywhere. jaD12-w&s1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
ERUOIts OF YODTu.

Gentleman who suffer cd for years from Nervous De-
by Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
lndisoreon will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
Tree to all who need IT, the recipe and directions for max
Ing the simple remedy by which he cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience can
by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
dee25-wly No. 13 Chambers st. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
No,truaI anu Atattsntam
rnlpAY MonN1No, MAY 1s, 1866.
TMRNHss
ona inch or less eonstitutes a square.
~ ,iNii. tna.rfiou 30 caufH per square.

n
- ona inch or less conattutas square.
- singIe insertion 80 cents per square.
,cssts OF four Limos, single insertion, 70 cents.
~ rnlIaNAL AND srATEsMAN Is published every
J.S lnJ and Friday At THREE DOLLARS YEAR, pay
Tlr1nss ssvsned No INSCRIPTIONS will be received for
abe mn ihree months and paper discontinued until
NJ sos are paid unless at the option OF the pub
fisher. ,,,, i, . tounNAI ANN gr rkTRsNfAN IL pnb-
Ihr nssps Prlday al TWO DOLLARS PER ANNuh,
'ne,l advance or TiiRsE DOLLARS At the end OF
lha yar,,tpNra ,ot axrasdIn - n snuare will ba In.
,, three times for one dollar and sxty cents anu
ofty cents tor every suosequeh' "Hs'"n iO"S'i 's
4 n he rame proportion ,,,. ,., A., .,..
,.s ,r, Ia be published, will be continued until they
s trbii snd charged according 70 the above terms.
~ n n,iVero u Animal Advertisers IL strictly limited
Ia ,sr avn Immediate business and all advertisements
~ M haueal Of other porHona we'll as all ADVERTISE
NJ, w nnt immsd Ately connected with their own bus
md ali classes OF adv sTtAements 10 length or other
% bsvond the limits engaged, will be charged at the
ws,a rates For all such transient advertising bills will
vssnsrately rendered. and pronlpt payment Is deared
pe r fsverns iNsHRrI0H Of their Advertisements and
eos ou Tuesdays and Fridays, our advertisers are IN
I mat their favora be handed In previous 10
.,n, o'eeek, 4. Nj. on Mondays aud Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by Dr. J. ISAACs
Orust aud Aurist, formerly sf Leyden, llolland) No
5t9 FINE Street, Philadelphia Testimonials from, the
most roabs in the city and County can be seen
At his once. The medical faculty are invited 10 ac.
company their PATIENTS he has secrets In bn prae.
tice. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without psis. Ma
charge made for examination. lehi0tv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
NEWARK ACADEMY.
PRoPEssaa EDWARD D. PORTER, A NJ, PRINcIPAL
SUMMER SESSION-I866

The 23lth Session Of this institution will eommonee
WEDNESDAY, May I'd, 1866, and continuo five months
Its healthy location, convenient g. splendid Librs
ry and Philosophical APpa atus and moderate changes
der II Of the desirable schools in the country
for boys and young men. For full information addross
EDWARD d. PORTER,
ape 2m Newark, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-05-18
CHOL LERA--THE REMEDY.
DR.. j. SIMMs 4 SONS


@ II o LIE r. A SY RUP,
The great and eerain for Acute and Chronic Diar
rh@i, Dysentery, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Collie
Cholera Iniantum, Palms in the Stomach and
bowels, Bowel Complaints aud the
Summer Diseases Of Children.
As remedy in Cholera It has Io equa. II has cured
even the ieapsed aud collapsed stsges Of this terrible
epdemia IL has been used with entire success during
tho vlsatons OF this great disease n 1884, lS45 and
other periods For 81 years II has aimitsl or no rva
aud has proved beyond all comparison the only re-
medy known. 1t contains opium or other narcotics
and is perfectly safe to adults or infants.
G1-see our Circular Of Pure Family Medelues!.
Prepared only by
DIR. J. SIMM5 4 SON,
Physicians and Drugssts, corner OF Fourth and King
Streets, Wilmington, Delaware.
Sold by JOHSsOS, HoLLowAY &CowbEN, aud Drorf n
Co, Philadelphia; burton, and CowOILi 4 Son, Dover
and country storekeepers an27-u