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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Adjourned MarshaIs sale


Apparel and Furniture
NOTICE Is hereby giveR that n pursnH nee OF a Writ
Of vendittoni Exponas issued Of the United states
District Court for the District OF DelsSsrG under de-
the said Court made the tenth ms t. the Steam
boat Portsmouth, her Tackle, Apparel nd Furniture,
will be sold at Public Vsudue at the So therly end oil
the Christiana Bridge, in the city OF lminstop in
said District to the highest aud best bidder or bidders
GU THURSDAY, the 4th day of octc her, 1850 at IL
O'Clock, A, N, JAMES c.. AKIN,
sept list Us, Marshal for Dela SArs District
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

THs New SENATOR FncM ORG Sit Is al
uouuced by telegraph that II. " Chrbett has
been chosen Senator from Oregon by the Leg
islaturs Of that State, tor the term OF siI years
from March 4,h 1857 Mr.. Uorbett ia a hepuo-
licau, and in favor of the Constitutional amend
meut, and succeed, G W. Nesmith, Dem 'cfat'
the present Senator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

uyFhe French eve cuation OF Sonora is con-
irmed When the Imperislis. q l.tl quay mas
they took away the American bark Francis
Palmer, which had been seizet on charge OIL
loading guauo without license and 1t is stated
that the U s. steamer Saranae was going IN
pursuit Of the bark.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
WILMINGTON MARKETS.


Ii Contsiping Ia acres, more or less. Hiluhto
fl-S& the Brsndywiue, in Christians tundTen
IsssM New Castle County, and s.9te OF DeS t
" son ard others the buildings excellent, stone
House and Barn, both suppl ed with water from h9eS
Springs; there is running water IN every helh
good apple orchard nd great variety Of choice pears
and grapes; Of the best Brantywin
Meadow; with % acres Of Woodland; all II high state
OF Gu alton, shin miles OF the Wilmington City
line it is very healthy aud dest raul. prop-Ity Ap
My ia WIN. hcQAl LLEi
octA GIG Market st Wilmington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

DAILY PAPER-A new daily paper called the
Nv ilmiugton Daily Commercial" made Its APP
pearance last Monday evening. 1t is published
by jenkins & Atkinson, 10 the Baker Building,
blO Market street, is we'll filed with interesting
reading and makes Il very credtable appear
aucs, Ii lie sold for three cents number.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
To Messrs. Randall, Doolittle, &c.

MARINE LossRs FOR SEPrlNBER.-Daring the
month of September, there were lost BY ire,
wreck, collision and other disaster, twenty-five
vessels belonging to the United States, valued
at 81, sis, 600. There were three ships, one
steamer, nine barks, three briggs, and six
schoouers destroyed during the month. Thus
tar, in 1865, there have been $50 vessels, val
usd at $40 $50 800, lost by disasters at sea, al
| compared with ATS vessels, valued al $40, SAC
| 800, tor the same period Of 1855.
M -Msjor Gen. W. W. Averili has pssn sp
pointed Consul General to the British Nortl
American Provinces.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

l9g- Mrjor Gen. Morgan s. Smith Of Missouri,
has been appointed Consul Al Honolulu, and
Brig G.n. Duff, Of Ill WHO WAS Chief Of Ar
tillery Oh Granrs stiff, Ooisnl At Glasgow,
Scotland.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04


No CONFIDENCE IN THEiR ALLIEs.-The Rich
mond " his appears TO have little confidence in
the Northern men who sympathized with the
SoHth during the rebellion. 1t claims that the
Southerners we're Hoodwinked by their North
era friends al an curly stage OF the contest
which ended in war. md argues that they are
not 10 be trusted in the political Struggle OF
the present day. The Wing feels very sore,
AID justly go. II ntimates that the CenserVa-
lives urged the South TO take up arms, and
then backed out of the fight except in II wordy
add blustering manner, using paper pellets
where they were saie Instead of firing bullets
in the tore front of battle There is good rea-
son for the Wings complaint. Tue men who
were lvulaJt iu talking aad writing about the
claims III d rights Of the South while the war
lasted did nothing more than talk AID write
They were safe away f ON the field OF DANGER
and they could boast aud buster to their
hearts content, TO the amusemest of the North
and contempt of the South,
Al last these men are having proper est
mate placed, not only upon their courage but
their motives, and 1t is probably not pleasant
for them to find that both are being duly ap-
preciated and ventilated by their late Rebel
riende.
In closing a lengthy leader on this sstject
the Wing Of Thursday last says;
"Let MS, also, not forget the lessons OF tue
past, There s talk of civil war, and We are
counted by the Conservatives. There was talk
o; war in 1860, and we were put forward 10
inaagurate il There was more than talk
there was war. But the part OF Hamlet was
left out. When the pinch came our sympathi-
GERS either dropped OF voluntarily, or were
forced off by the pressure brought to bear up
on them at the North. When they talk OF " ar
now let them talk, but it behoves us 10 keep
our mouths shut and our eyes open. Let US tt-
member neither TO threaten, nor begin, nor
participate in war except at the command OF
the constituted authorities, aud under the le--
gitmate flag OF the Union, We should also
abstain from all entanglng alliances that may
subject us TO injury and persecution. We did
not understand our Northern friends IN 1860
We thought they meant what they said we
have now learned that they say many things
that they do not mean"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
81 Acre Farm at Public sale


kA Will be sold at Public sale, al st Ge1rges
3fNkv Station, ON the Delaware Railroad on III ms
tEM DAY, October 25th, 1898, at o'clock, 7. NJ A
farm ate 10 Psncader undred one mile east o. he
ing on road from Glasgow to New Castle ~ ~ fhe
property of the late Isaiah Stanton DECD CO ntsinnE
n acres mo or ieas d vded into five fields The ma
pro ysments good two story frame house, WIN
Kitchen aud pun of the best SOFT wafer al the
door, good gfsnary and small stable, beApuiul
ST. cam OF water through the farm The neghpor
he cd ia an improving one, with Mills, schools ana
churches. Persons wishing to view the properly WI
be shown the same by calling on Mr. thin Scott al
Joining the premises the subscriber. THIS property
will postive, be sold without reserve or underbddinE
to close the estate. =. -. l..
Terms sale, $50 to be paid when the property y,
stuck III the balance be paid the 25h day OF
March 1867 when the deed and possession viii be given
WILLIAM BRIGHT, keal Estate Dealer,
Wilmn Rton, Del.
p, s-The cars leave lmipston At 10 81 arrive a. ~,
sorges Station at .51 ard and return leave SAINT
Georges, at So O'Clock, p. NJ. octSth
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
LippOtt's

WORM CIIONoL1AI Z.
THIS highly medcsted preparation has proved most
efectunl txpelliug WORMS IRON the human Nsied,
being tho Of "a % pHar Chocolate can he admin
istered to CHILDREN without dhcully; 1t is pleasant,
safe and liable, Acknowledged aud recommended by
Medical Ia Il sure Worm destroyer. Prepared only
By the Sole Pfoprt tors c. W. LlPpo rC &Co, MedcA
Depot l3I Brown ST., Philadelphia. For sale by all 70
spectacle Drug gists. sept 20.im
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

NOTICE
hereby give notice that will apply at the ntKt
Session oil laturs the state II Delaware Tor
n Act to divorce my self from my wife Matgsrrt n
Mannerins oct aim #. MAJ NEAlNd.
NOTICE.
Notice b hereby ven that intend TIA apply al the
next Sesson the Legislature u tho State of delaware
tor a divorce from my wife, MArgnrei I'm rnh:
,,eT m GtOHUE uNNLH,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Not t'E

WHEREAS my wife, Sarah !. File, has left my bed
w and board without Just esuse pfovocation,
hsrebv foTwaru all persons from harhor'ng OF trusting
her as will debts contracted by her alter this date
JOSEPH G. FILE,
wilmington, Sept. 3D., lssS-ins
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

Whereas there has been frequent treHpasa in inie
ring in cur grounds by those WHO hay. no right OF
D with the Society OF FrieudE; Their" ore,
from this date w be admitted OF without exhib
ting William Money. the tsker the reot writ
ten order therefor b. the bserber. No brick
ed D arched grave will be SLOWED in any cave but
all to be lust IN the ground, iT the plain ma ner be
coming GhrstiHa Society, so tina the rich snail
not be Allied III. poor distressed. JOHN ALSfON
aud JONATHAN HAND.
NM IA q INV
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Boots and Shoes.

.sa The subscriber has just received his Fall
- stock of Boots and Shoes, the bet ever
~ offered in the place, and which he will sell
- at comparatively low rates. All persons
SHs~~' wishing to purchase invited to call
HI has also on hand fine lot of Dry Goods MusDs
Groceries DR.. J. Simms Medicines, &c, which arc
well worth the attention OF every houses eeper.
WV w Z. BROOKS
Christians Villayn SAINT JS66 --ImWN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

fsAAiSas FAsiss.-Ths Calcutta {Asgail -
correspondence OF the London Times, says l--
The famine is sore 10 Orissa. In the fifteen
affected districts, but chiefly in the three dis
tricts of Orissa and the adjoining country OF
Midnapore, 10000 are daily fed by public char
ity If you doubt that for the numbers fed
privately, and chiefly by Hindoos, you Will be
still within the truth Out Of Orissa AMI Mid
napore. half of the destitute are professional
beggars; in these provinces nearly all are the
laboring poor and tho lower classes of agricul-
turists.
The largest number OF deaths from starva-
tion in Orisss and Midnapore reported in one
week is 3 500, and In the Santhal country l.
The average number of deaths reported TO the
authorities during the past six weeks may Boz
and Is by officials, taken ss 1Ot lees than 2oOO
week. Add ~ these the deaths witnessed oy
ne human eye 10 the Tar interior, where aid has
never penetrated, and you will hsve by no
means an exaggerated idea of the state OF
0rissa and Midnapore | will not harrow the
feelings of your readers by the de'ails OF cases
which appear in the daily papers here, repov'-
ed by eye Witnesses, of the jackals eating the
corpse of one wretch, while they wait for his
companion, who is dying, or of the child taken
from the breast of it's mother, who has been
dead two days. We know still less Of the state
OF Gaujam, the Madras district Immediately to
the south OF Orissa.
The famine began in October last 1t became
so grevious by December that gold, silver and
brass work sold at 20 per cent. below the usual
rates, and the magistrate Of Pooree urged the
establishment OF a relief fund and public works
as we'll as the revival OF the salt manufacture
The December crop was saved by the rain but
it was so scsnty, AMI the peasantry had to give
So much of it 10 the landlords and money lend
ers in repayment OF advances, that by the mid,
die OF February prices again fell 10 the s,arva'
tien level of five pound of rice TO the shilling
The people managed to struggle on till by the
beginning OF april they had exhausted their
stores, aud from the tlrst week OF that month
when the missionaries aud the magistrate up
pealed tor public assistance, the famine in Or
issa and Gandam dates.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

Have now on hand a most complete anil elegant as
sortmeut Of WATCHES. JEwELRY, SILVER aud Sill
YER PLATED WARE, BRONZES, CLOCRs. &c, &c.
o, -, oct 3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
SlO Reward.

70 Was rtoleu from the premises of the subscri
fJSSA Der, near Iron Hill, IL Pencidor Hundred on
Al the uight Of the 23d inst, dark brown cana
his shoulder eapten VII to Of the hind ieet only
four years old, and unshd The above reward VIII be
pad or his return or for such information as will lead
to his recovery. reasonable reward will also be PAID
sent a--;tw LEVI GREEN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
STRAY cow .

-, CAma 10 The pTenllsas OF Tue nnutfHftneC.
ffSlS ear C,Dtrevilis. ~ christianA Hundstd on
49, Thurgday, August 9th, pale Red aud " bite
Cow then near caivipg and now having her cali BY
her de, The owner Is feeuestel 70 come iorS atu ana
she " in be disposed Of as the Law Directs
o, sn,Tu,i :, CANDY CLEMENT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

NEW CROP CLOVER, TIMOTHY 0RCHA ARD
" aud HERD GRASS SEED also AMERICAN and
IMPORTED SEED v HEAT for sale At the seed 3tJre
OF C. d. ROGERS, 1873 Market - Pa'ltlelPha.
Samples with price scott by mail, ang ." IN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

per published. Issued every WEDNESDAY, thorough =
y loyal aud Independent Price 81 50 cash. per suuum
Every faulty should have IT, Specimen numbers sent
As an advertising medium 1t !. nnsurpassed Address
PHILIP r. FREAs,
.ept l5.3tg. Germantown, Philadelphia.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

To all whom 1t may Concern
rb. su, Intends make applicatios At next
ssio Of the Legislature II ihe state Of Delaware. for
,l,y,.r. 4riucpi. Adifirn0Hi, between him aud his
M sn.an VI bennett q. n BENNETT.
Sent l. lsG6 I'M
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
NOTICE.

q GA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9th, lsd6, n 10
~ .,oc,ock, A. NJ, - speoial Cetumunicatiun OF lhe
" * Grand Loige If 4. +, A. NJ, Ut lrls" are lor
w tho purp, 20 Of Installation of OhctLi NlA12as
$3.50 - M,snuic Halt wilmington nS ords 81 she
"a ~ HENRY F. PICKLES.
-, I'm, Grand Secr.tNry.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

A., h.r.by Appoint Hayes Graves and Jackson
Holmes 20 AprrAse ~ Estray, ehch has peeh On 'u7
premireH OF Thomas hihsN 10 'h..nniti y GGnnD ! p
Rokrhy April :, stb 'ohN ""oD' - -
Va the uud4rpsnpd appeintei IS above To- sppfaisss
.rsS Coli Al the farm Of Thomas k1nsrS, n NoEEan
si;sna lin udred would that -ii totih tlsnE
Two Years old Ahght bay. -lar IN Tue see shu p'sN
nina lo7t "H'''' ~ HAYES GRAVES,
IL, -, ,s.a s,i,-6m JACKSON HOLMES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

,.. FOR SALE, a lot Whisky Barrels, also 5,
Z ts3llO and 20 gallon Kegs, suitable ir Cider
$3ltlor Sorghum. Apply 20
MICHAEL LALLY.
aug 81. Ems Corner Frcnt ard Washington SIS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

For Sate.-An anusuai opportunity for apron
table iHpsJtpsent.-Aarge double brick three story
house with back buildings and yard suitable for
stable the opposite side of Front Sreetin every
respect desirable as hotel for country custom
1t stands out oonspicuousy as you appro achi on
Front street, from the east or west-having front
aye Of sixty-eight feet four inches on Front and
Thorn streets. Most Of the travel from the Lam
caster and Newport pixies pass the door, and on
market days-beng Wednesday and Saturday.
country wagons stand on the street near BY, two
and three tier deep. Examine the locality and
property. Do MT regret you let the chance pas
Sale at the hotel of Morris Dickinson in the city Of
Wilmington, at P. NJ, on Saturday, October 10th,
1865. SEQ advertisement. VIM 5. McCaulley,
Trustee. oct4 st
| Boot, and Shoss-Ihe Fall trade has
that huve Land in large stock Of Boots and Shoes
for the Fall trade, at much rsduced rates. compared
with former times have very stout winter bsos
for s. so pair, and womens leather boots, high cut
for 81 rs pair, and will warrant them not 10 rip
| il they do will repair them for nothing. | so
have good stout Misses leather boots tor 81 on
| pair, which are truly good shoe for every DAY
| wear; also Boys boots and childrens shoes, only
| come and look at them As for goodness and chap
ness they cannot be beaten. / have on nand ye
some odds and ends Of summer stock, that an
selling low and If they do not go at one price they
will have to 60 at another, for want the room FOL
NY winter stock; and still tor all this cheap work
l have some Of the finest goods on hand tnat eve
had, Mems French calf double lined and soes, site
boots that am selling for 5000 pair ahesd
anything OF the kind have he'd for long tune, ant
ladies fne and fancy Shoes balmorels lind bn,to
CATERS, DO. 1 have on hand tbisty different kind
| and styles to select from. Call at FLANAGAN
Cheap Shoe Store corner of Sixth and Market stree
savie Building, Wilmington, Delaware and jddg
for yourselves
H6-lO0 shares New Castle and wilmir gto
Railroad Stock for sale; 1t pays per cent. II
tercst guaranteed by P. W. b b. R. X. Co.
t Also 81 shares OF Delaware Railroad Stock T,
+ sale by R. R. ROBINSON 4 Co.,, corner of Al
aud Market Streets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

e n
I'm be ME, Of the arm Of Sykes Peoples, has sid
NJ i"tcre.i in the wilmington BnIt and Nut Works 10
~ 80, ~ IA, GnutuueI Nv the unlersiREcdi undtr ths
nam. y, ., ~ isi. ann LOTUS SYKES,
'onn'' '"' " SAMUEL KELLEY,
100, a. ,s,s-,.t Lat WILLIAM II. MIL ER.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-09-05
nR. GANsEvoORT,
Practical and Consulting
PHYSICIAN,

For the Cure of all Diseasrs. Author Of Lectur
on the Trertment and Cure Of Chronic Diseases
NAV be Consulted as follows free of Charge 1866.
BLOOMSBURY. Pa. Exchange Hotel,
Monday and Tuesday, September nth and 18TH
BERWICK Pa, Berwick House,
Wednesday, September 10Th
wILK EsB ARE, Pa, Exchange Hotel
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept ~ SI ana SS'
PITTSTON, Pa, Eagle Hotel.
Sunday and Monday September 23rd and 24th.
WILL VIsIT EACH PLACE ONCE IN THREE MONTHS REQ
aNVALI DS afflicted with chronic disease Of every
! name and nature, VIII be convinced by consulting
that they will be fairly and honOrably dealt with.
They will not be persuaded place themselves un-
der my treatment unless there is a reasonable hope
Of cure.
DR. GANSEVOORT, can be consulted at his an.
pointed places he is Practical and Scientific Ply
scian and treats all kinds of chronic diseases
have been called incurable by many Of the socaled
distinguished physicians of the country. Such AZ
disease of the Spine, Asthma, ConsUmntIon Salt
Rhoum Nervous Debility, EpilepAy, ST Vitus Dance
RIooJv Urine, Headache. All diseases of Woman
and Children Also cases of Seminal Emissions,
which Is sending thousands Of poor unfortunate vic
tins to the grave yearly ,,,,,.
es that aflIct man kind Some diseases are curable
others are incurable while at certain stages an dis
curable, II treatment Is M s a. r
Broper time Therefore. do rot wait for To- morrow
I he nreseut is for u to improve to- morrow we may
never see So beware of delays, they are always
dangerous to your interests
Invalids who reside too great distance lo NIsl
the Doctor at hrs places OF appointment can com
municate with him by etter,and nave hGulcltes e,i
them by Express, any part OF the Ohiteo 0lALc
and Canadas. without delay.
All letters ef inquiry must contain hiee cen
stamp prepay reply. PRINCIPAL etice and Laord
tory. Grammarcy Park New York Address me a'
iny. present residence, Bath. n, y ,,oor-, =, n
August 90 IsG6.-4t
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-09-05
& CO.,
Piano-Forte Manufacturers,
100 Broadway. New York.

THE ATTENTION of the public and the m trade =, is
invited to our n EW SCALE, SEVEN OCTAVE,
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTES. which for volume
and purity Of tone rivaed by any hitherto Of
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frdme over strung bass, etc, and each instrument
being made under the personal supervision of Mr..
J IL. GRovEsTEEE, who has pTartical experience Of
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THE "GROYESTEEN PI.aNO-FORTE"
RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARD OF AT TIE CELE-
DRAFTED WORLDS FAIR
Where exhibited instruments from the best
makers of london. Paris, Germany, philadelPhi
Baltimore Boston aud New York and also d the
American Institute for five successive years, III {
coin and SILVER MEDALS from both Of which can be
seen at ware-rOoms.
Nv the introduction Of improvements we make
siti more perfect Pianofurte, and by manufacturing
LARGELY with strictly ca III system. are enabled L
offer The instruments at price which will preclude
Oar prices ere from 100 $500 cheaper than an!
fir 81 class PianOfOrte.
TERMS.-Nct Cash in current FUNDS.
Descriptive circulars sent free:
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Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-09-05

EE Marcus l. Ward, Governor of New
Jersey, has ignored the peoples viii by call
ing the Legislature together on the 10th
inst, to ratify the Rump amendment and
elect a man to ELL Senator Stockton's place.
There is no question but that the people OF
New Jersey are opposed both to the Rump
amendment and to the election of Disunion
United States Senator They have now in
nomination, and viii soon elect Legislators
pledged against both.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-09-05
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Fl. j. C.-We win answer your questions
next week
J. M. Bit is light alone that gives tc
plants and flowers their color
DIsUNIoNIsT, of Catawissa. you will
send us your name we will publish youl
communication 1t would certainly cause
your Republican neighbors to vote for Hon.
HESTER CLYMER.
TEACHER. oft-quoted phrase, ''The
world is growing weaker and wiser" is er-
roneous. 1t is held by our best, ablest and
wisest men, that to-day, the worlds stronger
ers of the Phrenological Journal, says that the
aphorism is derived from thefollowing coup
let, in the odd Mans WISH" by DIR.
Walter Pope.
"MayI govern my passions with absolute sway.
And grow better and wiser my strength wears
away"
SUBSCRIBER. When you fail to receive
your paper you may infer that it has been
appropriated by some wicked rogue. We
are very careful In making up our packages,
to count the names and the papers In each
package and have them agree, but having
no control over the p o. management, we
cannot undertake to insure its receipt. We
know that it is very provoking not to receive
your paper regularly, and we hope the losses
may be very few.
DAvID.-We cannot insert your commu-
nication. If you propose to follow litera-
ture, to become reporter or writer for the
press, we advise you to get little more ed
ucation- Besides the bad grammer, spell
ing and writing, it is too personally degrad-
ing for admission into local newspaper. If
you must write about your distinguished
neighbors, suppose you give personal de-
scription of them, stating minutely all the
details of their heighth, breadth, complex
ion, probable age, color of eyes, hair, mode
OF expression in talk, walk, &c. This will
more pleasing to editors, and more interest
ing to readers.
Columbia democrat and star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1867, 1866-09-05

hy We doubt very much whether West
moreland County feels honored in seeing
some of the Radical Press locate General
GEARY in that county. We would suggest
to the Union Republican, of Williamsport,
that it change GEARY' S location from West
moreland County to old mother Gambler
Lt,ad, where he belongs Don't fix Generals
who never fought successful battle, on
Westmoreland That county would disown
anything but fighting stock.