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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
MAILS CLOSE AT WILmINGTON p. u
AS FOIInWs.

WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
OCTOBER 3Oth, 1866.
The Cars will leave Delaware Avenue Depot
Every 20 minutes from Gal A. NJ, until s.3I A. NJ
10 S.3t A. NJ, =" S2I r., NJ.
20 F" S.21 M, 1901 p. NJ.
Returning, will leave Front and Walnut streets
Every 20 minutes from $50 A. NJ, until $3.50 A NJ.
q" 10 s65 A. NJ s45 PM
90 f" SAB P. M, 1925 Pm.
car will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 p NJ
10 meet the train leaving Philadelphia at 10 P. NJ.
ON THE RISING SUN ROAD
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
pn. sTnIcKLANp,s P1LEREmnnY

Has cured Thousands OF the worst cases Of Blini and
h,elng Pies. II gives immediate relief anl elect.
ocfmSuant Try It directly. u IL warranted to
"ure=For folo by all Druggists atsfIO Cents per hot
tle janl2-w6sty
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

The Bridal ChRmDer, an rsssay oi Arpin
and Instruction for Young Men-publishsd by the How
ard Association and sent ee charge in sealed onve
lopea. Address, Dr.J. sklin IIoughton. Howard As
oeiation, philaielphia, Pa feblO-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
EOR NEW YORK BY THE NEW
IL RAILROAD ROUTE FROM CAMDEN.

Low FARE.
On and after MONDAY, January s, 1866 the Express
Train Tram % Of tho Tartan and DeawsTe Bay Railroad will
Sge ~, 0auen s = iSni Nihe street Ferry, at r. NJ
Lhough IN hOurs-fare....... ...............f2 90
Excursion Tickets good tor days. )............ . 90
York next morning.
From New York Express Line) leaves Pier No. at
~ 7, NJ, and arrives In Camden at $50 y NJ
Freight aud Accommodation Line leaves at r. S and
arrives at Camden at II p. NJ.
Freight taken at Low RATES, Apply 10
I" 3. COLE, Agent
COoper's Point, Camden,
iebs-u W. S. SNEDEN Superintendent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

W CtRcAssGAN CREAM.-An elegant hair
dressing and rcstorer; prepared only by
b. BRNdnURsT g. Co.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
ca "Bringhurst's Extract Night Blooming
Cereus, not made from the Flowers (Which
lmpart no odor of any strength to Alcohol, }
Dut a Judlcious combination of odorous sub
stances, delightful and durable. Try it,!
prepared by b. BRNGHURsT & Co.,
Sixth and Market
"a The Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machines
give much less trouble in operating than any
others, though they do their work as well and
slrong as any. They are also perfectly noise
sess. The Wilmington public can obtain
them of the agent, JoHN G. COLE,
No. 517 Market st.,
Opposite City Hall, Wilmington.
eB- We are pleased to notice that the Drug
Store, No. 500 Market Street, is kept by such
thorough Pharmacuetists as Kittredge & Co.,
where at all times you can procure your
medicines, and depend upon receiving fresh
ana pure articles. The crude drugs are
selected in Philadelphia and New York with
the greatest care, and all their preparations
are made in strict conformity to the United
states Dispensatory. We advise our friends
to call and give them trial.
Gz'-All of the popular Family Medicines
for sale cheap at the Drug Store OF
kITTREDGE g. Co.,
6O9 Market Street.
Cas Arctic Soda Water at the popular Drug
iotore OF KITTREDGE e. Co.,
0O9 Market street.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY, No. WEST 6TH
ST., 0Gce No. 517 Market ST., JOHN @.
Cole, Agent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW BOOKS, NEW BOoKs
AT E. s. R. BUTLER's
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER STORE,
No. 42O MARKET STREET,
wILMINGToN, DELAWARE
The Metropolites; by Robert St. Clair Cloth
Camp and PrisOas-rwenty Months in the Department
OF the Gulf; by Col. Duganne
Rese Douglas. Cloth
Mrs doodiellows Cookery II should Be. Cloth
charcoal Sketches; by Jos. G. Neal Cloth.
Cloth '@' -
Wells. Cloth. w "
OIL Regions of Pennsyivsni Cloth
Summers Story, Sheridans Ride and other poema. bv
t. Buchanan Read. -
100 0ld Bird to be Caught with Chat; by Mrs dors
Ihe Young Cadet by Captain Dellaw
Annie, Or Contentment; by Mrs. Mackenzie.
Daniel.
The Lost WIN by MRS Henry Wood
Match Making
Castles in the Air; by Mrs. Gore
Ass, large number Of New Books Of varIous kinda -
An the latest Magazines and NewHpaperE -lationrrv
Forte Monnaies, Pocket Wallets aud Fancy Ariicles -
- Z. y. X. BUTLER,
oe2' 40 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
7 UH IN IVIIWWdt IIIHhIIIE IIWHd tUUnUUIIUWH v
IlIa Gara ON Ihn CIlu linn.

journal and stn -esman Timetable.
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON,
MARCH 18th, 1866.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS

Young men who wish to qualify themselves for Busi
ness Life, have unequaled advantages for doing at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

p6yr The concert of The Philadelphia
Quintette Club, (IIerr L. Engelke) in aid of
the "IIome for Friendlcss Children, Twill be
given in Institute Hall, on Thursday even
ing, April 8, at 8 O'Clock. Tickets fifty
cents, to be had at the book and music stores.
and of the librarian of the Institute.
The club will play among other selections,
"ECHOs FROM Mont BLANC"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-03-16

Eas WANTED.-Three or four good Weav-
ers who can make $40 per week on Jeans.
Apply to CLARK & Co.,
New Castln Del
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07
8erabute fran,oiiide

4etn 2ebertbran mchr.
@riindult'S io6irter &ettig SDrnp
ruirb NIT arosem erfoIae TAFT bes aeber Tbranes BEN
er nett uor usieben 1T, anaepdnot, namentli9 in
Tduen pDu 8rIfttranfbeiteft, fcrofuIpfe, Ipmpa en-
StBrnngen, @elbfndt, MusfeIabipGnnnng uno Mpe'
t1tLofgteit. Or periiingt ben 26rper our4 irdft9'
RenfGna bes 8Imtes Inb lit ais elm Ieibtes Mbffibr:
rritteifehr az empfeblen. Ser Rettiaiprap f9ludd
roeber ben Tngeu, nod bic Erme une ruirh bel tlet
men &ineefn obue bic ninbeke S@dolt1tett peruanot
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Rkine 8Illtarnlntb Hno SletsAfn@t
ntebr.
9irOpbOspbOrfalIres eiien eylatrOn Ol

Yirophospboriaures Gllen <9lattOn ppH
''.-' Or. 2eras.
9ieies ueue 4rdparat TT bereits in 6rantretd un6
GnaIdrSS nGteae Der Giienmittep ab0ptift. Gs lift
fiifia, farb< Mb aeidma6los nnn eltprat IN ietnen
8eSianhtbeiIen Der SAinmmeRfekln9 oes 8lntes nno
Sebw6he, Screaming un6 MnGntie, gilt IS ten ftnets
Ierer un6 erer Tptrfenbss NitteI. Die Mfnoemte be
AIebeeine wenbet es IN ben meiiteH den an nlo ers
telt bamit 6ie beiten erfol9e. 8sasa 4. ....s.s7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

Bon BuHaIo. : gsit geIp gort Set pom Depot, Gds
pom GTbange uue DRtcbigan Str. fs.a ..y,z,.s
~ asn1mnenj erreicSt sseS gorf 10 20 3. @s perss
binoet iidb in Great Beno NIT Der Selamars, Gas
dapanHa u. great Bejteris Giiehbabn fur gbttaz
oelpbia. Baltimore, aBoihingten nno fhel Yuitte
$50 q. %. poitsGIpreb, iber Mpoa uno 8oruenspae.
(tagli4 Gonntaes dasgenonnten1; erretcht Relu
Sort t1br lNorsens.l Berbipnet in Ginlra mt
Ser Wildmsport u. eImfru q ielIbuhn fir 9orrtss
burg gbiIabsIpbia, 8altiTters, @eiPiHstOn ntS
2.2o s. d. sis5fins erpres seaOr,mea sOnntassl
5dIt nur fir SoIs nno zeafsr uao tommt IN Sieu
gorf 11br Morseus an.
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{ risburg, gHtidbeIpbia, nab hes Stbens.
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esss Az s 9 S ssI j. g aa ss
mama unb @eiterp Gifenbabn, une N 5teIu slort
nit ben 1a9mtttags Slgen uno SompterH NIT
8ofon ltiie 9elteng san eltactsn: .
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iIbr 80 Nin. 9adw. erreid4t. @ gilt zsyia CH
N.Y. mcsfoqiere man gsofon iinb slcu GnsFdnb
1peroen nit i5rem gepad in BEN BORT rei iberefert
Die beitpetiIirteu unn ururi6feiten S9lat%2Sdgen
R6S- in Der BeIt- SSa bssIettea ale Ra9tsase
aui rieier Gifeubabn. nai-. Hfss2g
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itnb gahds:erpreis tets 10 neSris, aIs uf trsenn
liner uRbern 2ihie. ,Ei1
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Grie Giienbabn, ili't i1e tAi- gai
peI9eaIf allen 9auptz Billet. Bureaus i'm g8ssn uns
Saoweiten ~ babsn imN S,af "a
0Dm. ST. Sarr,
H-@'Rn @eneral< pallagter -A9eHt.
s.. NiS6le, ~
Observation-Disclosures. R6 5.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

Srieb. g. s. aus 8 a,: so
in @iSc., 10 MeeiIen bon Nfilnaufee,
sic @ilenbp6n gebt burd fem 9ano uao
er bat 2 rptbe S9fen. - '.',ss''
$500 (SI. 9ts3ts.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07
sWerl1iihtee.

I *0 u. 3uIIten glnntes nno .Bds
ris uurno slpiicben Worfeiifes u. Mttbiglse
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beitimmt, Dap 8erionen, tuslte am
Soantaa nit @elpebr ODER Sunben ODER
auf lrsenb anbere Betfe Beife iogen,
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| tade riGtig gu eypeOiren,S lesett mir
4 ibnen bier cine elite Oeutf6eri elcrSilen
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II fens ss95-l ~ -l3s E-!ta3s& tst}Ls- !!,E
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07
0fFce@ @tuuben

Office @tunben
BON 9--11 Nprmitsass, pom 3-5 sa9mittGgs anS CON
7-9 tl5r Abenbs.
9oineu 1Bnuea In einigen Qecttonen cine Iei9te,
aeId,sfiae nfn nette Sanb icbreiben IerneH.
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9errm 8. -. 0oIbear.
sBirffns e6eufu erfaunt uie erfreut, hne Gle ati8
70 trser Bet bic %xineipien Der @boposrdpbie uan
hdn6ig peri. ben seWa9t baben.
Gas Syi 2 u tnrs ssnta9 anS gasgeaet9nst +
Rieman6 tdnn haeegeR fetn, atBer 3teienigen, bic
es ni9t tennen. Sbre eigentbhmlt@e eebrsIethoee
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| fon6ern madst % aud Az stner aIaenebmen MHferS
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| 1Eat fir ben @ebr0icb arrnngirt.
nd Bitnon einen bGben Ylah af ber Elite Der menf4s
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NztNS8 SMsss $40 49, SSs9S ~tSS& shSsatk
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

= SSoIaenoes WiHlhener Bieriaiion-.
bib miro in Der ,,@ugSbur9er Nbeno'
3eitune" enttporfen:
,,Die bairil6e Sauptfaot bat enolih
tuieoer tire aItaepobnte @b1fo9nomie.
Der MaI36uft idwdngert bic 4tbmos>
phdre, Der Nusi1anf 6es ,brauner SOps
| fenbraubaus6ie;s bat 6egonnen, SaS
| lit i'm Grnlt fir rnS Elm fociales Greiss
nib. Srieasnotb unb Sauier6anferott
| unS f9Ie1tes Bier - bas mar 81 piel
ouf einnlnl, Sdon bamnlerte Die
Soffnuna auf before Sage, ais man in
Der 8eitnng las, Der Cub i'm 9otbrau<
bauie babe begoEneu. Gnolitpl tranS'
pirirte foaar Dur9 ofIleiele Srgahe,
nanIiA snrA bic Brnitnedbte, bic gla6
ridt in Die .SefIen.Iiafeit, Der Sioff fei
biesnlal ipobl geratben, Die Wfinilter
trifis unb Mi6aro lSngnerfurAt trater
ga ab bon Der @irtbs bausoebatte. Nfit
bober Grparfun9 fab man Der @roHnuae
6es SofbraubauIes enteegen, llno aud
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

"9,rS bsIbpptIIe Vito mo battpn.
gerI6st gDarrace 1910 y. Or. ntln $50 " Dr. er'
reicbt 5befbhpi1e IL so o. Dt. unb els u. 81, Ser
last GbeIbppiae 81 ~ M, unb 11O0 y, gt1 erreid5
@ortroes sos u. gs. inb AS 9 Or.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

4iefes neue 6eiImitteI wirft arseeSei9net BET Gus
berculDie mad SdwtnbfH9t, beren 9efdbrlt9ere
Sgmptoms 60 iofortsbeiettigt. esf5h4E5 q 4iG
49,. IL "A - z .Tfs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

In the Senate, Tuesday Mr.. Van
Wrinkle introduced bill to apportion
the issue OF National currency among
the several States and Territories and
the District of Columbia. A bill was
reported regulating the time and
place for holding the United States
Circuit Court in Virginia. The Joint
resolution to prevent the introduction
of cholera into the United States, was
taken up, and after some discussion,
passed. Mr.. Fessenden gave notice
that he should call up on Monday
the constitutional amendment report.
ed by the Reconstruction Committee,
and already adopted by the House,
and press il to vote. A message
from the President was received, but
not read, vetoing the bill for the ad-
mission of Colorado. Senate post
pOned action on the bill until w ednes.
day, and then, after executive session,
adjourned. In the House, the ad-
dress of the Swiss Committee of
Geneva, in regard to the assassina-
ton Of Mr.. Lincoln, was presented.
Mr.. Wilson offered a substitute for
one OF the bills offored by the Recon
struction Committee. The bill amend
ing the organic acts of the Terrific
ries was called up, and after discuss
ion, was passed. The House went
into Committee of the Whole on the
tax bill, and made some progress.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

The County FAm.--It is to be
hoped that our farmers, mechanics
and merchants will do all in their
power to make the coming Fair O
complete success. Now is the time
to make preparation. Let every one
bear in mind that this annual exhibi.
tion is not gotten up for the especial
benefit of any certain class, nor for the
pecuniary benefit Of any one in par
ticular, but is intended to promote
the welfare Of all. All classes OF
business men can learn something
to their advantage, and benefit their
neighbors, by contributing articles
of interest. BY taking a proper and
lively interest in this matter, Han.
cock can soon be ranked among the
first counties in the State. Surely
none have better natural advantages.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

BuLprNe---Still goes ON with una
bated vigor. The new block on the
former site of the Post office is rap.
idly going up--.hc foundation for
the block south of. the Crook Hotel
is being laid--three new dwellings
west of the depot, on Main Cross
street are nearly flnished--a large
paint shop is being erected nearly op.
posite the Foundry, besides a grea,
many others which the "locap' has
not had time to go and look at.--
Judging from what he saw, however,
he has come to tho conclusion that
Findlay Is little ahead of any town
Of its size in the State. w l.I
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

Those who are in want of the best
Organs or Melodeons should not fail
to examine those sold by W. s. Lunt,
Fostoria, Ohio. They have received
the fullest commendation from the
very highest authority.
William A. King, the celebrated
organist, says--"I think the smooth,
organ like tone of the reeds vastly
superior to anything of the kind |
ever played upon. L congratulate
you also on the delicacy and extreme
quickness of the touch. The Tremolo
is, in my opinion, the browning per-
perfection, of that mechanical stop.
| could play on that one stop for
hours together without wearying.
George Jardine, organ builder,
New York, pronounces them without
superior 'for exceedingly quick
articulation and round tone"
Rev. Bishop Simpson writes
"Thcse organs combine sweetness
and power in an unusual degree, and
is quite favorite in our family cir
cle."
Rev. Daniel Wise, D. D., writes
"Thcse organs give the highest pos.
sible satisfaction. Its tones are full
and sweet, combining much of the
power Of the organ, with a soltness
peculiarly its own.
Oscar Mayo, Musical Professor
Ohio Wesleyan Female College,
writes-"Its great range and re-
sources for effect are really astonish-
ing. Pianists may let loose upon it
all the execution they have, (organ
style and it will be found adapted
equally well to an overture as Old
Hundred. prefer them above all
others"
c. IIenintz, Organist, says-"This
organ is the best for the size l ever
saw, and the best adapted for Church
Music Of any in use."
These instruments certainly com.
bine rare sweetness of tone, with ex-
traordinary power. - Independent.
For the parlor its sweetness is re.
Darkable; for the Church it has Il
power more organ-like than anything
we have seen. n.--METHoDIsT.
Its tones are full and sweet, and of
great volume for its size, exceeding
anything of the kind we ever heard.
PIrrsBuRGH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18
DIED,

On Thursday, tho Sd inst, CAruARIsE,
daughter OF Samuel, and Roxana Spangler,
aged l9y,As.
On Friday, the 4th inst, HANNAH, daughter
Of John II. aud Ann NJ. Jelly, aged 0 years
and months.
At Bowling Green, o., May 10th, 1866, RR
BEcoA, daughter of e. and s. Norris, aged q
years. Deceased for number " years hst
suffered much afiiction. Though her suifer r
ings were at times severe, she endured then
all with christian iortitnde, and with calm
ness and arm reliance upon wise God. ali,
expired without murmur.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

READ YOUR PAPER, says a cotem-
porary, before you pronounce hasty
Judgment condemning it as worthless.
How very few read their County pa.
per. They take it up, glance over il
hastily to see if any of their friends
are married or dead, and if disappoin-
ted in that, away goes the paper.
Read it and learn to love home insti
tutions, and feel an interest liz them.
Remember it is your County paper,
and to your interest to keep it up and
make it interesting BY giving it your
hearty support, and inducing others
to do likewise. ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

A Few Times WORM Knowing
First. That Kimber repairs v ych,
es, Clocks and Jewelry, in Bakers
Clothing Store. u,. -
Second. That Kimber makes plain
Gold and Silver Rings and Other
plain Jewelry, very nice and cheap.
Third. That Kimber does all kinds
of Silver Plating. So bring along
Brass Watches, or anything you wisl
plated.
Fourth. That Kimber never fails
to give satisfaction. Try him if yor
don't believe it.
Lastly, but not leastly. Kimbel
has worked at Watches for the las
dfteen years, and can do anything il
the business, either in repairing ol
manufacturing. Give him call.
myl8.2t.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-05-18

A Coon HoTEL.-It is highly i'm.
portant that the travelling community
should be fully posted as to the char.
acter of the hotels in our cities. The
Goodale House in Columbus, is one
of the best in the State, both as re-
CARDS style and comfort. Mr.. A. w.
Dolson, the gentlemanly proprietor,
does all in his power to render guo SITS
comfortable, and none who once stop
with him will ever give him the "go.
by" in the future.