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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NV outside LINE OF srHAnIas
NEW YORK, wlaHXzNpRiA, Va.

NEW Outside LINE OF sTIAnERa -.
BkTwEkN GEORGETOWN,
NEW IoRK. wlaEXzNDRIA, Va.
The Steamers Of this Line are hrse class Vessels.
Leave Shows wharf, Georgetown. I'm
every WEDNESDAY, AMI Pier ~. =
Hsrth River, New York, every SATURDAY.
Punetuality efdeparturs o.. b relied on. o
The passenger secommodstsons are unsarDAsesd.
FREIGHT received daily and kspt under cover ct
Snow wharf, Georgetown. -....-
For passage and freight spply 10
J. W. p. 4YE1S. Agent, -
105 Water % Georgetown.
81 - .,. ". r. REMsHN. Agent.
Jim sI wesest., Msw Yesk.,
THE NORTH AMERICAN Lloyd.
New line Of hrstel.ss sds- vhesa<
stsSnsF.v eesHee nnn pprrrv W. s
win ecuieris6ls sesonnodsiOa: sor I SSss.os:r,
rs ST. = ss!:: &C.. IAN.
wEsTlSs sETsoPo1fs: ssS tons. As''l
IL Tic. go tons, 60 6of.s sow ''sn NAV
el, 2, Hoyer; Commander. slst Nay
An u psfienced sa surg on board. . i''n 1,'
The Company Till not S: De Fsspon.lels 70! specis
Kstss Of psssase, psysbis In sosa. or its eauiv.-
So 20 Return tickets. /, e3oo; II, 4ls7 60 Steer.
FOR freight and passage apply
JOHN B. ELvkNe b CO.,
500 Penna. ave. or 81 Louisiana ave-,
Agents for D. o.
~ For subscription to the stock OF this Dom.
pany, Offering safe and dividend paving invest
ment, apply to JOHN B. ELvANS CO.,
my Aim Agents for d. o.
CTEAMER LEAVES FOB 1T. VERNON
:. - THURSDAY and s. T1kDAY, z6c
1t 10 .. m. RETURNS at ~ Pm.
Fare fer Round Trip. 81 80. One third Of this
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
Warrington and Alex andrfa Boats leave each
place every hour from a m. to p. m.
~ he 6ne Steamer Wawsset can be chartered
for Excursions J. VAN RISWICK,
ap I2-eOt General Supt p. r. Co.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AT
- JUDICIARY SQUARE
CHIP QUAaTEHMAsTER's 0FF.cE
tH DEPOT OF WASHINGTON g
WASHINGTON, D. o., June 4 1885
VIII eerold az public auction, on the premise.
pboer the direction Of Rrevef Lieutenan, Colonel
James II. Moore. A. @ M, on tn CRSOAY. I'M
z, 1870, at II O'Clock n she following Goyernm.It
Snl!dings, situsted at Judiciary Square, in this
One ~ Barrack. "A by IS feet
One % Stable, 20 by ~ feet
One I'D Dead house, Is by Is feet.
One ID Guardhouse. Is by "a feet
The Buildings will be sold singly and must he
removed within hfteen days from date Of saie w
Terms: Cash, in Government fund.-
ID. II. RUCKER,
-; DW MAJ zen. and.Chtef Omar ermaster,
yo'ot L-t Is.g Depot Of Washington.
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I ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS AMRU
IL LANCES, HARNESS, SCRAP IRON &c


CaiJ QrdT teynasrsT's 06ee, Depo, Of Wash,nsronl
,r.,, Washtnston, ID. c., May a. 1856 (
VIII De soid AT public auction, under the direc-
ton OF Brevet Brfgadier General G. n Tompkins
VuarIeITasfer az LINCOLN DEPOT, Washing.
Ton, ID. v, on MONDAY. June II, 1876 at 10 o'cl,k
M iarse lot of Quartermasters Stores. con-
AZ. Army Wagons, IS Army Wagons with H,v
BACKS: Ii two horse Wagons, IL sering Wagons
watering Carts, 43 Light Carts, 80 two horse Am,
balances, Buggy. l.u34 single sets Harness. 472
Saddles, "a so lbs Scrap Chain 40 lbs old az.
l55 lbs. Scrap Iron 2577 lbs Lead, yOO lbs scran
Steel. LOG lbs scrsg Tongue Irons. II 900 lbs
lbs old w aRon Tire; 700 sash with Glass l35 Ibs
Tsllow; Wagon and ambulance Wheels, WheeIbsr.
rows, BlaD kets. Buckets. Chains, Halters Wrench
es. Anvils, smiths Bellows, Portable Forres
Planes, Barrels Kettles. Stoves, b.
Of il lie still serSiceable
The stores must be removed within five days from
dste of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
ID. h. RUCKRR
bW maj. Gen. and Chief QuartsrmAster.
apZl-Iot Depot Of Washington
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Iv1 City HALL. May 81, 1856.
Sealed Proposals will be received BY tn under
signed until u O'Clock IN. on TUESDAY, June
18th, instant, for building a tn feet barrel
sewer, inside diameter, > the walls to nine ia
ches in thickness, on 10th street. west, from the
north side of New York avenue to the north side
Of M street north, the sewer to have such man
holes and drops as the Comn ssioners may direct
Act approved July "a. 1855
Bidders will state the price per line foot for the
sewer and Ger piece for the man holes and drops
which shall include all excavations. &C.. &c The
successful bidder bidders 70 be responsible for
ali dsfnages done to water ri pes or any ac-
cident caused In the construction of the work
The right 10 decline any or all proposals, should
Ii be deemed necessary, IL reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the Office of the
Commissioners Of Improvement any day from 10
Q. m. till Il o clock m.
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAS. W. SPALDING,
Commissloner Second Ward
.f JOHN 7. GARNER
Commis sioner Third W ard
81 aOfd lIntHl a (nlnmhianl
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1 n. LOOMS, n. D.,

e The Inventor and Pstentss Of he MINERAL
pLATE TEETH, attends personally o.
wear thsse. teeth who cannot wear Others, &x0
- no person can wear oehsrs who cannot wear
Persons calling st nay sfnce can be accommodate
Nth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
rest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect deutre
snAt Art can procure. the MINERAL TEITH WIN
be more fully warranted
Rooms IA this cify-No 33s Pennsylvania ave.,
eesswssn In and 10th sts Also. 905 Arch street,
fuueoeipnia &C Oily
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE sAMAp
ITANS REMEDIES.

ePosT HOSPITAL, TORT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Md, Feb. 20. ls54.-"I have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The sams ritan Remedies
for Veneral diseases In Its most customary forms;
that have used them with Judgment, discretion,
and properly, and, have found them respond 20 my
antfcipations promptly and efectually. Knowing
their composition, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy. and far ss my Of them extsnds,
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=. ~" EAMAkITANB WASH
Is In osees Of Syphilis used in connection With the
Root and Herb juices.
Full directions. Price 8 cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowi-
edged by ply sicians and patients. They are used
in the q. s. Hospitals. -- =
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GREAT DISCOVERY I'm DENTISTRY.
TIETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Iweud ed wise all persons having teeth to extract
70 eau at DE- LEWIES office, and have
them taken ont without pain % 0fx9Q
rss ALSO, call and examine the Doctors new $3.50
3no improved method or inserting ARTIFICIAL
fEKTH. III You once see the great Improvement
IN his teeth, yen vii have them in no other style
tban this new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on
ye have net sdysRcea re price on our work since
4 Ne. 242 Penn'a avesue, Between 18th and 18th
IAN Sly s. R, LEwIE. M. D., Dentist.
% E'MoyA L.
l$HE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM.
~ PANY or WASHINGTON,
q Chartered BY Congress-Oapital $1,000 600.
HAVE RrAoyED THEIR ETFfoE To No.
BsnAsrs, and BroSers' Telegraph once. '"'
Chas. Knap, r. Wallach,
- Geo. ". Riggs, Daniel Dodd,
i Ihos. Berry, H. q. Ahnestock,
3. Gideon, -f+ WIN. Dixon.
D. LARSfR. s..r sssss' Vice fr Ss sss
'E3EERQGEA{AE Hls1AlQHls ~ sflA1
S16eUsea, .. Q. y. SeeA 32gt xsh9shed.
y yA2Ok TAILOR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-19
DISSOLUTION
COMPREHENSIVE.
The Living Forces Of the Universe,
The Temple and the WOTshippers.
By Hon. GEO W. THoMPToN of W. ceiling, West
Virginia.


uNHE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW
i ADVANCE NOTICES OF THE WORK
A scholarly gentleman, speaking OF the Lily
ing Forces writes II will do all can to pro.
mote the spread OF this excellent and learned
work
The President Of one OF our oldest Colleges
saws Judge Thompson is the deepest thinker
| have met and his work will he rare and orig
inal 1t will move the waters
A learned divine, speaking to a brother min
ister said 1T is vast system of thought
What >wdndrOus visions of nature and life be
must have had. 1t is strange that lived so
long in the same town with such q man and
knew him only in his outward relations as a
Judge and politician Hrs system explains an
corrects many things heretofore seemingly in
contradiction
Chief Justice L., after reading a synopsis of
the work, sends 'many gratulatiOns To the
author, and earnest wishes fOrhs success
Another divine says 1T is new and compre
hensive in its general purpose and method and
its detail is the result of patient and elabOr.
ate thought JAMES CHALLEN, Publisher.
February l. 1865. Philadelphia.
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West virginia HENS.

'IhE Hpabtir@m Published at Buck
hannun, has an ah!t editorial III ,appult
Of President johnson $ policy, aud III
condemnation of the tanatical course of
the Radical majority IN Congress
FROM the Romney MtrILgencur we
learn that the first meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors of the New County OF Min.
era!. was held at New Greek on Tuesday,
! the 9TH OF March, and was organized by
the election of WIN A Thrasher, Esq
President, aud the appointment ofCol.
S ". Downey. Clerk An ordinance
was passed creating two new townships,
which were named respectively, New
Greek and Cabin Run. John Hughs was
appointed Supervisor for the former and
Samuel Fink for the latter.
The following county officers were APP
pointed: George E Leps, Recorder
! Thomas B. Davis, Treasurer, Thomas p.
Adams, Superintendent Free Schools,
and John b Young. Surveyor of Lands
Other business of minor importance was
transacted, but not of sufficient interest
for publication.
II THE proceedings of the Circuit
Court of Harrison county, Judge + W.
HARRISON presiding, as published III the
CLARK sburg Cooperative. We find The FOL
lowing
jeremiah Fluharty, OF MaIion county.
| who was indicted last summer for steal
ing horse from John NJ Borgess., was
tried on Tuesday last The jury remain
ed ont until Thursday, when it came IN
with verdict sending him to the reni-
Tertiary for one year three months and
fifteen days.
On Tuesday, Caleb boggess. Esq
made an able argument il opposition to
the constitutionality Of the Attorneys
Test Oath Law passed at the late ses-
| sion Of the West Virginia Legislature
He took the position that The law was
retrospective in its operation and hence
| ~ post fdcto, which is forbidden by the
constitution and that it impaired the
validity Of the contracts, which is also
prohibited by that instrument The
Judge postponed his decision until
Wednesday morning. when he decided
the law to be constitutional and requir
I'd the Attorneys Ia take the oath
Tfr two following items are from The
same paper
REINSTATED The Magistrates and
Clerk of Simpson township hare rem
stated G y. Sandusky as Supervisor and
A. c. Dever as Inspector of Elections. in
that township, 1t will berecollected that
these gentlemen we're depcsed b. the
Board of Supervisors OF this county, for
falling to enforce the Test Oath at the
election last fall They have now been
endorsed b. their constituents, and re-
stored to their official position hy the
officers of their township What wilTtbe
radical destructionists do nezt7 wal
they again deprive Simpson township Of
Supervisor and Inspector of Elections
against the wishes of the people of that
toWnship3 Let rs see
GEN Wa L J4CKsoe-lt will be il q
terestlng to the many friends of this gen
.leman IN this country, to learn that he
has located IN the practice of the lawn
Louisville, Ny, and that he is do;nc IN
excellent business, as, indeed he wonid
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Mass Meeting at Jane Le"-Ofs""'-
.o,;on of the Conservative Forces.

VIA. Meeting nj Jane Lew-Ofgani-
za,ion of the Conservative Forces.
By previous notice to all men opposed
to the unconstitutional acts OF the west
Virginia Legislature, and endorsing
President Johnson's administrative pol
lev a meeting was held at Jane Lew,
West Virginia. on the 18th of March,
| 1866. -.-T-t 1E,-,
p Jackson, ESQ and, on motion, Noah
Life. ESQ, was chosen President, and
G F Sims appointed Secretary
On motion, the President was request
ed to appoint COMMITTEE on resolu-
tons, which consisted of the following
gentlemen: John Maddox John Coburn,
George w. Taylor, James M Morrison
and Col S. B. Bannet. :.
The meeting was then ably addressed
by Major II. H. Withers, Henry Bran.
non ESQ, and Dr. Holt These gentle
men entered pretty fully into the dis.
cussion of the unconditional acts OF
the West Virginia Legislature, and fully
endorsed President Johnson's recon
| STfuCLlOu pOilCS f1~l-- -t-.-
General Lightburn then made speech
of some length in support of the Regis
ter Law, Test Oath, &c, in which he
charged the conservative party with
being affiliated with the rebels for the
destruction of the New State, and in
proof of his assertion, he said that
Mayor Sweeney was always known as
being identified with the rebellion, and
he and General Jackson, whom no true
Union man would touch, were among
the men who gave birth to the party at
; Wheeling on the first day of March
1866.
The committee on resolutions an
bounced their readiness to report the
result of their deliberations, which was
the adoption Of the series of resolutions
adopted at the convention at Wheeling
on the first day of March, with the fol
lowing addition: -.
RfsolrSd, That Colonel j. & Bannet
Nicholas Alkere and B. Jackson, Esqrs
be and are hereby constituted commit
tee for the township Of Jane Lew and
empowered with the right and charged
with the dnty Of calling public meet
ing Of the township whenever in theil
opinion the interests of the conservative
party may require; aud that the pro
ceedings of this meeting be published in
the Wheeling REGISTER aud Weston
Herald
The first resolution ia the 5erioe adopt
ed Al Wheeling oil the lst of March wa:
then read aud unanimously adopted by
the conservative mass present, Gen
eral i.ightbnip and the radicals voting
nay. hut most signally failed of their pnr
pose III, second was then read, passed
the anne ordeal, and adopted The
Gen,,al then sa~that he had no specia
Obje, ion to any of the series except TIT
9th Ne was asked by Major Withers il
he would vote for the rest, to which HI
: replied i'll the negative, and said he wa
opposed TO the whole series The re
naming Of the series were then, as i
who'll, put to vote and adopted unani
nous by all conservative men, radical:
yoting no The fifth resolution was ther
voted on, and resulted as before. The
General remarked that he made the fftl
resolution test 50 that he would know
who to marx
On motion the meeting adjourned siH
die n. LIFE, President.
G. f. SIMS, Secretary.
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that that body disagreed to Che amend.
mert Of the House to the joint resolu.
ton proposing an amendment TO the
Constitution Of the State.---.---.----.-
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.EIVA FIRE AND MARINE Insurance
COMPANY OF WHEELING.-A q meeting
of the stockholders of the Etna Fire and
Marne Insurance Company. held at the
City Building on Saturday evening,
Marcl Eth, Mr. James c. Acheson was
called TO the Char and. S. P Hildreth
elected Secretary
On iaotion it was resolved that the
meetii z proceed to the election of seven
Directors.
On motion. tue Chair appointed a
commute of three TO nominate ticket
The committee reported the following
named gentlemen:
James c Acheson Augustus Pollack
John k Botsford, VIM. b Simpson,
Thomas J. Campbell, William c Hand
Ian and T. NJ, Dodson, who were subse.
quently balloted tor and duly elected
On motion, it was resolved that the
proceedings of this meeting be inserted
in the city papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES c. ACHEsoN,
President
s. p HILDRETE, Secretary
The Directors elect will meet this at
ternoon at o'clock, at the National
Saving Bank for organization
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IS65. February 4-Hoaso Journal.
page $50:
The Joint iesGlatiou to amend the con
stitutiou of the State was read the third
time and passed:
The IL. Tcle:-Mussrs kramer,
lSpeakerl Alexander, Barns, Boegs
Bonar, Caste Gather. ChapliEe Coz.
Crooks, Dyche Ferguson. Fleming Cal.
loway, Gilmore. Goh Gonel Cfeqorr
.-,Hiuchman Holman. King Koonce i
tie, Tough, MARS, Michael. McGreT.
McWkorter, Parks, Pinusll Riddio
Scott. Smith, OF Hancock. Smith If
Berkeley Trainer Van Wiukle and
Wilen-3.
The NATs we're = Messrs Adams, DoT.
ney, Hagar, Hale, hellar. Kyle. LAMB.
Morris, Patrick. Peterson, Phares md
--sstephenson-l2 ts..
"a 1855. February 27.-Hoase Joarnal page
1895 v-l4GTAn g..
A message FROM rne Senate reported
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Messrs kramyr, (SrPaEer,J AltNandeI'
Barns, Boggs, Bonar, Casio, Gather,
Chaplne, Cox Crooks, Dsche, Ferguson,
Fleming, Galloway, Gilmore, Con- Cor
rell, Gregory. fIagar, IIinchmsn, Hol.
man, King Koonce, Little, Lough MARS.
Michael Parks, Riddle, Scott. Segns
Smith of Hancock, Smith of Berkely
Trainer, Van Wrinkle, Wells and Wien.
~
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1EN. WI / JACKSON 1t will be IL :
. .eIes.lng TO the many friends of this gen
sleman IN this country, to learn that he
mas located IN the practice of the lawn
Louisville, Ny, and that he is DOING IN
excellent business, as, indeed, he wonid
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i'm any place that fortune might throw
hun
-THE Sistersville-z4rqng, edited-by a
late soldier in the Union army, supports
the President. and gives the hltohle
Press, a "Pharisalealloyar' paper, T.; .
s6nnd rap for its blackguardism OF Col.
johnson. the able and patriotic Delegate
from TYLER in the Legislature. Inc argus
has "yim"- and deserves to be larger :.
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100 Mats Cinnamon, II
500 lbs Cloves,
$50 Nutmegs, sound,
500 " Allspice, III y
For sale by LAUGHLINS & BUSHFllu
10 Bags Pepper, prime siftsd
20 Boxes Corn Starch,
25 Ground Ginger,
% Ground Pepper,
For sale by LAUGHETNS & BUsdFKiD
1900 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo,
$500 Nader 0mbro, l-
1000 Extract Logwoed, assorted bQIs
900 L" Clipped Logwood, in boxe
For sale by LAUGHLINS s. BUSHTELD
- Dozen Burnetts Extract Lemon.
o. - Burnetts Extract Vanilla
rs Cocoaine,
20 Extract Rose and Almonds
AT LAUGHLINS s BUSHFIELDy
80 Dozen Fancy Colognes
400 /" Rose and Bears Oil
co Bazine's Pomades
co F" Glenn's Pomades,
At LAUGHLINS & BeShFiELD.
so Dozen Paint Brushes, assorted
50 " Sash Tools,
% A" Varnish Brushes,
n " Cloth Brushes,
At LAUGHLTNS & BUSHFIELU,
% Dozen White Wash Brushes
- Hair Brushes, different ,tyls,
% Busting brushes, plain and i.r
50 Sfubbing Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD;
2ulbs Oh Lemon, fresh ana put,
10 Oil Bergamot,
l0 Oil Cassia, very nice.
On Peppermint, select,
AZ LAUGHLNS8 BUShFIELvS
- Gros, Todds Pills, family as,
10 Ayres c athartic Pills,
10 Wright's Indian Pill
~ McLain's Liver Pill
N LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIElUa
The above goods are bought Low ini I'll
sold To cash buyers at low rates
CAN and get our prices and SEQ our goods
we will guarantee satisfaction.
LAUGHLINS & BUSHfIELO
DRUGGISTS,
MAIN STREET. WHEEliS
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state Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed TO
III tine adoption of the proposed amendment to the
onstitntion Of West Virginia are requested &c
assemble in their respective counties, at suef
tuse as they may deem most expedient and ap
ftST 'poihtone Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE ooN
VENTIoN to be held at CLARKSBUR,''H arri
tson county On THURspAY, the lsth day o
~ APRIL 1896, for the purpose of devising meas
ures of opposition TO the radicaiism now DOM
.s..- pant in this State =.
ss4'" : - -'~'''a.. By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEES
Wheeling March IA 1866
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
2O7 shipley St., Wilmington, Del.

2O7 Shipley st., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers in
IRON, STEEL. AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery 4 Building Hardware.
The Subscribers weaid respectfully call the at
est and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware 10 the State, consisting In part o. follows:
iRoN-Bsss brands, EnslI,h and American bars,
Hammered, bands, hoops. soroIn, ovals, hAlfoval',
English, Juniata and Norway slit Rods.
nsnson's superior Norway horse Nail Rods.
kngiish and American puddisd and solid bloom
sTEEL5-sPrias, Country, Blister and German
oaisiSssor Pl ss'r Various o . ana 'A''f
HARDwARE-aorss shoes hammered and
pressed, Horse Nails.
Carriage and Wagon Iron Axles
0atchels and other Elliptic Springs.
Ooleman's superior Carriage bolts and Axle olips-
Nuts and Waahsss, best Wagon Boxes.
Mallssble Iron for Carriage Works.
Ham nsrs. s,osis and Dies and other tools.
/ speRoer's celebrated Files and Rasps
American oimblst Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back, coll and other chains
Ames' and other shovsls and spadss.
Picks, Mattocks, Forks and other Farming tmpls-
| msnts.
wileys. Atvoods and other Plow osstings.
| oontys hoko AoVhs, nhftou orhWtuk huTves
Butchers, Ohisels and Plane Irons
Dsston's superior Saws Of all kinda.
paghs and rsz.weiis Ausurs and Brace Bits.
veis Bench and other Planes.
Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt RivsA
Lead, Banoa Tin, Spsltsr, Solder and Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel, Wire, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, Mcoailtstsr spoints
l. for ditto
9rindstones, Cranks and Rollersfor ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales st Manu-
faoturars prices.
dlsss, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniturs Var
| nishes.
Paint Mills Linssed, Lard aud sperm Oils, Turpsn
tine, DO.
, Cat and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
Carriage, Can vas Carpets, Cloths Leather, Laoes
~ AGENTS for Phillips Carriage aad waSol
spokes, Felloes, Bows, Shafts, Tongues, Hubs, 30
IA AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Denning
unrvalled patent adjustable Tenanting and HUI
Boxing Machines. Feloe Boxing attachments, DO.
, - AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
All Of which will be sold at lowest market prices
q Wholesale and Retail. June 81 If
ELI GARRETT, DANIEL II. KEsr, II. GARnErT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

will pay S5llt to Proprietor any Meiieine
snow greEter number Of genuine Certificates OF
cures see ed By near toe paie where it is made
Dyseepsia, Liver Compliant, BLOODY rluH DiArrhoa,
typhoid, hemittent InteI mittent BlhUus levers
Fever and Asue, Cholera MOrbus, Yellow JAundice,
Scrofila tu ming or Sore Legs Cancer Absosss keu
raIgiz, RheumAtism, Cou gas Colds. Oramp in the
stomach. ohronic Darrhea Piles letter seald Hesd,
rem LenGhorrhea Falling of the Womb, all Obstruet
iOas To the due course OF nature females all veuerA
disoaseE ali plants arising from Blood
weak snd dsor Tered stale Ofthe stomach Liver
* tneYH, Certificates of of the Yellow Fever
Mexico can also be tu rnished RRAsMBkK if it doe
cure the wall be refunded BY tho proprietor
BENZ AMIN MIsHLER
y. h, c rn9r Of Centre Square,
casla pa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24
MIsuLER s1rrERs , MILL CURE NERVOUS AZ

Marcus Ansotions and General Debility are not gen
orally loo <ed diseAse and persons suffering
from these complaints often Gated with
But many persons die annually from Nervous Alec
uons Like loss ofAppetite, Nervous Aztec nj
ways springs rom or the result Of other diseases
Persons suffer- from of the kinds of nsr-
yous diseases Aishler's B.tters. Let them
co IN msnce with wine glass full three times evory
day and they wilt fpd their relaxed nerves ac
qnlre natural tension, the muscles recovering co
sgency and vigor. appetite increasing digestion
proving, and 10 fact thorough rsnovAtion and re
move the cause, brace and nyigorRts the whol,
nnysiealstructurs, andthus cure all kinds oi
diseases
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-24

will pay to any Doctor member of the Msdiea
Fraternity The sum Of SI1Ofor Comp und that
resses lie nal pows tuhl
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\, n. Corneruf CENTRE quaro
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