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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05
JOURNAL.
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Turseat MasnlnF. Juns 8, iNee.
TraorTAN ArrAIns

TrHoFTAN AFFAIRS
Two yesu a hsHus 80 Presses
sfssea provinces Fea ne pn
IDar aafk TIE oseis4 pssl prav q
hsx fcstsaaa taiA- tacae.sli sAis,
as4 tbe gs,y raeulf has feaa
- o5en upa ai lA
"a faaaf gea g afn IL n.n 81.
tng lofu u,e Presses a moaar y be-
tfra made arallalit o. o. esp = cfssr
e,aey. apl Agara ha masiersa has
Asssrrs l.uat8 msb. sts Afs,i almy
80 la affausc3 fiuee ,bs days lhe art
Nspasn
Wade Austria aD3 pgaia arc eaaifsat
.ss eaeb osher eal armies q Nati q,
= thif4 power caae'ia seu la.y abieh
by ur peaso u 1852 vas compelled e
lsate voa.c1 D ihs hand, q Austria, has
bfrs sailing 81 81 opportunity Tie sAs
70 oonplsle the selcme d Italian unity
Foar hundred thousand men arc under
srms Ia MumofA, 81 Crmsan fame bias
resigned his badges 10 take lle GELD Re.
gsl currency has been created % mtei Tbs
expenses d lhe war
Bot one thing could adj - ibc eommo-
lioa. ADD that has camr, Napoleon has
,l.oAen, after weeks q studied silence and
Ii. speech las rang iLr8sh EoroPe Ike
the opening gen Il battle. After abiding
10 Il glory # ,he 6ni empire, and TIE
nab Il he French people in h.s devotion
to ito ideas oi is egea, loauder ibc Em-
refor inlnaies taal iha deiesiable treaties
Of 1915 shah no longer eoflrol ibe policy
Of France. These words spoken a, such
such time, Is such man, are enough 10
produce throughout Europe c1nslerna.
ton Ike that felt ~ lhe peace Congress Of
1916, wben i, received news Of the landing
u Napoleon AZ Cannts.
Tie speech is universally considered
declaration Of var, and every Continental
State is preparing for tbs contest The
force. d the German States are ready for.
the fe.d Bavaria and Switzerland are
srming. and even Norway and Sweden
are organizing their military and naval
force. The combined armies ol the sever
i powers which will doubtless be engaged
10 the eyeut Of war already number four
millions Of men.
There can be lilile doabi Of The Emper-
srs Intention. lie would not have spoken
thus unless be vas ready ior worard meant
war lie has waited quietly until, Italy, his
natural ally, has become powerIa until
he has lie largest army and navy IN the
world until the power, Of central Europe
are divided untl England is weak ADD
fearful HIS repudiaion Of tho treaties Of
1916 means not ouly hast lnly shall be
sustained against Austria, bat that war
once catered upon viii not cease until tie
territories wrestcd from the irsi Napoleon
by the victorious allies are re tered to HE
Empire.
Prince Napoleon, whose tendency TO
Rcpublcanism producedan enlargement
IA again recouciIcd with his Imperial cous.
in, Garibaldi, who would not lay down
bis arms until Italy was united, is again IN
the confidence u the Italian government,
and has received command Of tie militia.
There are indications tia; the friends Of
liberty in Europe look with hope upon
coming events.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05
TO LADIES.
You require reliabie remedy 10 restore yon.u
DR. GIaryey's female Pills

HeYersfUllHg remedy for tho removal ~ 0bstrue
tons M mttiey from irhGf cagss hey arise. Jheyars
sse aud sure aud sil restore nature IN every case.
They are also cfieHeions IN all cases Of Weakness
Whites, pr9MpsHs &c. Sold III boxes containing
60 pis Price DNg H0LLAR
Send lof b. ll4HgEY's Private Medical Adviser,
addressed y iemaies 100 pages giving fulliustrue
lioBs, y cent required Tor postage. II you cannot
purchase the pls If your druggist, they will be sent
by mail. p3st pail secure from observation, On re-
eeipt oi One DoIilr, BY DG. J. BgrAs, Consulting
Physician.
4. O. Boz, 00f5 442 Broadway, n. r.
Dealer piled IS DemA Barnes 4 Co., Whole
sale hgeut4 NcW York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

Tug CLosr OF tue WAR-We fad
Tie following ID the Burlington Fres Press
Tie military record Of Vernon, IA the
war, Is drawing 70 a close. We learn from
Col. Ausiiue that tie last enlisted man 81
tie Vermont troops i mustered ont The
military property d tbs unael saaes IN
tie State Las all been sold q properly
"a 81. There j., We suppose, no
o State 81 which this eaa Be .sid, az
pF cal, ard we venture 10 say that here
1855 other STAT 90 which TIE aork q wind
iag up ihe military business has been BE-
~ done than In Vermont, under the capa.
hle management q Col. Apstine. Some
military aeeouais giib the railroads and
elders remain % 81 adjusted. Then W.
can urte Ailae end n ihe bottom q ,he
chapter and & b. ere 81 which Ncrnoas-
ela need never IS asLamet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05
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l.pmavc illadache, Dizziness UiddiRpss prswsinsss,
Unpleasant Dreams DmHess Of sight, Indigestion,
tIaauso the Stomach and HeNels
Insure Nra lari ID the dabIiiatedand
RESTORE TUE SICK 10 PERFECT HEALTH
Ty em tay uay cost Is cents, and Il you canno gel
thsp oiAUu dfo9#ist send The money % Dt j BRYAN
t0u-ung rb1 ieau az Broadway, T. o, Box b0ia and
ihcy SSH br tput by return mai poet paid,
nsaler upplu by p,mas Barnes a Co Wbolesals
Agents NrW york;
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srRANnE. nIIT rRItE.

Every young lady and gentleman In - United
States can bear something very much 70 their ai
vantage BY return mail ftree d charge, By address
iug The undersigned. Those having fears Of being
humbugscd win oblige BY not noticing this caul.--
All Others will plc8se address their obedlent servant
IHOS. ~ CHAPMAN,
l-27 s9i Broadway, New Yerk.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
NtItEF ~ TIN MINI IT'S.

ms 4.N y fALWbAiC H.HFERA,
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harkrlUsa, tspirtESr CaxsuNrrns, Avn Dsrssss az
fHE btNas They haFe tssis 81 na@siainp, and aag
fsild Rt take thea Thnusshds hatF been restored -
ktab. that bsa hflte despaifed Testimony given IN
hanfras % rtss siHels dose foiievpa "a stsgsH
Ask Tor BfyAH f8luguie afers ia sinal and On.
8 fpnaiue y stamped sBryan.H Spurious kinas are
vngrei tet aaIa Twenty Ave eeuts baA Sold ~ all
btnsaists Jph M0SEs sails Proprietor
Iva "a tuftaudt ttreet. New \ 9th
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Gegi.al Plga'rsi aaa Sertgns Debility, lmpotsHess
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

! A CLERGYMAN TRIED AND ACQUITT-
I'D. Colonel Jacques, a talented Metho-
/ dist clergyman, who commanded an Him
DIS regiment in the war, and who, Gcner-
al Rosecrans says, fought as be never saw
any other man fight, has very recently
been tried on an indictment found against
him in Kentucky for rape, and triumphant
" acquitted. None Of the witnesses sum
moned on his behalf were examined, but
the case was submitted on the testimony of
the prosecution without word Of argu-
ment from the counsel for the defendant
The Indianapolis Journal says
"lhc wretches who undertook to swear
Col. jacques into the penitentiary succee.
ded in convincing the jury that they were
pack Of liars, and SO completely demol-
ishel themselves that no testimony was
needed on behalf Of the accused. lie was
prepared to prove by some Of the best
men in Illinois, that he was in that State
at times when some Of the witnesses tes-
tilted TO his presence in Louisville, and his
participation in lie alleged crime, and by
others that he was in this city on a certain
day IN which il was sworn by prescott
ing witness lie was IL Louisville, but the
proof was unnecessary"
This Col. Jacques, our readers may re-
member, was the one WHO accompanied
j. X. Gilmore, or Kirk" TO Richmond
under pass from the President and
who went through tie rebel capitol 10 bis
Federal uniform against the remoustrance
Of bis companion and the advice Of the reb
el Official who accompanied bin. His
frank, open.hearted maniiness Of charac-
ter made profound Impression on DAVIS
aud Benjamin, as "kirk tes,iiics, and
those high confederate officers admitted.
Bat malignant copperheadism, always
mcaner than open-handed rebellion. was
determined 70 break him down and des-
troy bis influence Hence the indictment
aud trial. loa i has succeeded may be
judged from the record 81 The trial as
above reported.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

CLEAR As Mu0.-A writer in the Gre
scent Monthly, New Orleans, thus plies on
the agony in a description Of the surrcnd-
er of Lee:
The supreme hour was now come, when
from across flames burning eclipiic,a where
il had traced, in flaming sheen, lis lumin-
Gus path Of glory, tie proud AldcbaIan Of
the Southern host, il all the speudors Of
its express, Hyade's brightness, should
sink 10 rest behind the lurid war clouds in
the lateful western heavens, there to bring
out, in deaths dark canopy, the immortal
light Of immortal deeds, and spirits great
and glorious, shining forever down upon
a cause in darkness like the elit.enug
hosts upon a world in night"
There
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

The Colonel CLREGY OF TUE SoUrm
The Episcopal Authorities IN South Car
DINA have taken steps 10 have colorgd men
educated for the ministry Of the colored
Episcopal Congregations The Souhera
Methodist and Baptist churches have also
colored preachers. The Hopewrll Pres
bytery, the Oldest Presbytery in Georgia,
is setting on foot a movement looking TO
the education and ordination Of colored
ministers, and the organization Of an indie
pendent colored Presbyterian church in
the South Similar purposes in behalf OF
The freed people have been announced
through the supreme councils and assem-
blies Of the other Southcra churches.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

silver and W the materials used In tho manufacture Of
goods and luantieipatouofa su further accme, Fy
have reduced our prices 10 s low point as they can be-
placed
With Gold at Par.
so that no one need hesitate e. bug watch now from
the expectation tlat it win bo cheaper a. some mluro
time THO toast Of Cen years aud the manufacture and
sale Il
More than 100000 Watches
haze given our productions the very highest au amuug
timckegpcrs Commencing slth o. determination q
make only thoroughly excellent Watches our business
bus steadily increased the public became acquainted
with their value uut or months together we have been
unable to supply Che demand We hive repeatedly "a.
laged our factory buildings until thcy now cover over
three Of ground and give accommodation than
hundred worl>mpn
We are fully justified IN stating that we noe make
MORE THAN oNEHALF Oh ALL THE WATCHES
SOLD ~ TUE UNITED STAT The different gradps
distinguished BY The following trade marks engraved
on the plate:
American Watch Co." waltham Mass
Appleton Tracy & CO.. wathaut, Mass
"P 8 Bartlett" waltJam, Mass.
"Wm ElIeryH
OUR LADIES WATCH Of first quality is Damld
Appleton Tracy & Co WaltIam Macs.
6 Dor nest quality Of Ladies' Watch Is usmed =. =
Bartlett Wathaui Mass These watches are iur-
nished ID great variety 81 sizes and styles 81 cases
The American Watch Co., Of Watbam, Mass. authorize
% state That without dIsan,l0a u trade marks ct
price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS or THEIE FACTORY
AEEEuLLY WAERANTD
70 be thr best time keepefs Of their class ma5 n
this Or any other country BHyer should remember
that unlike the guarantee II q foreign maker who can
neyor Dc reached this waruhlee b good At al Bufs
against the Company theg agens and at y after he
most thorough trial any Vatch h1ld prove deieeuyaiu
any particular, may away be exchanged iof another.
As thg American Watches nade 1T Watbam. ior Sale
by dealers generally throughout The country, % not
solicit orders or single witches
CAuIl0N.-lba publie are cautioned 70 buy only 81
respeelabie aeaisfa. AlBusens coantriaung viii b
prosecuted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

WAR SrAIIsTIcs The sum d $685.
900 was paid NJ communication money IN
che State 81 NerHoat during thc war -
New York paid about Use and bali mil
lions, and Pennsylvania over eight and
one half millions, while Illinois paid hu;
$4,000. Maine paid SOLO ZOO Massa-
chusetts 81 Go 400; Rhode Island Slll-
800 and Connecticut SIj7 200. The
aggregate amount paid by all the States
was s26.366,3lG, which was collected at
an expense cf less than seventenths Of
one per cent, and without lLe loss Of a
dollar in any way
The entire number Of colored troops
mustered in for service during The late was
lSG,0l7. The largest number organized
al one time was ll3,1jG, as follows In
ianlry. 9s 938 Heavy Artillery, 1911;
Cavalry, 7,2ij Vermont furnished 800
Of these men; Maine l04; New lIamp-
shire, l25 Rhode Island, 1885 Connee-
lieut. 1903; and Massachusetts, 5000
Kentucky furnished 23,103, aud Teunes-
see 20,l33 The nambcr Of colored COM
missionsd officers ia the service was 1922.
These statistics arc from the forlhcom-
ing report Of the Provost Marshal Geuer
al.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

Nva H5 esat heasb n Nir8irln~ D. Nag
8sst.s ststawf i've
r tse Harrsz Haasi slte ffeteAefies
a.si s1Il tniffaFt eiih itoa
H Extraordinary i8ie #aA tanas rha
a4H hay g. - Be saaAsFiai
t 81 Nh tWa Greet sgaesiasa II ms
~ eflIa. 81. b. sisFests ia uss47snss
essfsitsBl. eafts ht @sssigi'H l1lis ava
@i.7 taa flEs lhr pualie 81 90 AnrH
& silE fealaiias VI u.hefs and @guu
$500. ft#f Ess aHu rs iaT'ifi#t Asgeieis
Ha ss .HHi sfe sok'iauei 81 COS aa1s
a Ht HhHa ett7 hfz gIi iakeu efesies an slssa
s1a6alf tu.H W. tWH ~ Maezitls
.H ~ a tha 1aagta ia gafeft oIylsr fens
r5t a1la iie esd r-aarf % spifiis
te1 tia hsaut Tatfe ga sifF|ma sea me- eeacs
e ff H Iiiff'sa q ise l.tsf e affected
it' si f4a aa8 Jbs nefsass system j.
H .iis Hrhh fH .lt Nsuts 20 aettaiu r.
mhias Ha aisesse 80 ifersiis -.
HHfNsfhet Ht a ..IfsHt sUi powered Marei's Sslye
% .ssi e eaa.#n 6si As8rts 8'i4aas nys.
tIt 1 fta ehrv ~ ofhett tan as
NNIt i3s ChlHas.hs. tats aus sli ahfss.
ian u sk.h AkNHGEla -AINE Fihfaiilbie sold
u y Mkaafst ta fallaA sfgpt NeN YORK. and all
bt1.tisist at q .esfs Hef iat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

DfAru 81 0ES SrorT -lLe can
tF v learr ul atrreg aai re
.Fet 1 q tfeal General Win
Ge8 su. ehich ac4rrea s Wees fuHE
y r. 81 rag ~ frese5a ~ bass ueek
81 1i o'clock U u vas nearly sa
wears aIa. hsf an . Peter burg
Na Jane 1sa. rs u history
81 O. great u6ay sa e
BE eamify well encan sod ac vii
ever lirs 3 De memories u Bis fellow
cauaigmea s 81 g tae a8bsi lea
saes III rcr aw aal inaFm.
tcs compelled hm r-re ffQn aelise
asiy s1ou ater th iHk q tbe ls.c
civil war. aua Dsh Hs been hs failing
health since ,he Bal, che event @ he
death dae mob cme unexpectedly upon
lhe country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

R0BeIRs. APPLETON 8 Co.
slasle 10. ofpRANDRErn'. Pills .osaIa.

lGENTs F0H NE ANERlCAN WATCH cONpAHI
81 rs Washington sueet Boston
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With Cod Id -.

so that no ono need hesitate g buy o watch now from
the expectation thai it Win bo cheaper a. some uue
time The iost of Cen years and the manufacture und
Ii ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

GREAT FEt iS SAEAFoaA.- Ore
broke oui 90 ile usrh sing q Congress
Hal. ~ az one O'Clock Tuesday morning
Alay 20 Ihe whole building together
with Hamilton s,h houses were destroy
"a. Loss, $4,000. Some furniture
WIS saved Tie insurance Is something
over 100000.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-06-05

Gov. Fenton Of New York is to issue a
proclamation OF neutrality and order II
regiments to preserve it.
A Montreal dispatch says The Fenians
have stolen the arms seized at houses
Point and are to attack Isle au Noix also
that the u S steamer Michigan prevents
the Fenians from reinforcing Fort Erie,
against which British troops are adyanc
ing from Hamilton.
4 New York dispatch says all Of Gen.
Meals (u. 81 army j. 10 be under arms
for any emergency.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
PLUMBING AND GAS FIrTIN.

PLuMblSS AND GAS FITTING
TIE subscribers ore now fully prepared to III
all orders in their lin e OF business With prompi
TN nsss and Gtths lowsstrsts' sonsistsnt with trt
1sse They keep constantly Oh hand full supply O.
dsers PendAns, Brackets, Portable aRs Stands Out an
Plain Globe Shades OF the latest ard dssisns
also prepared TO put In ths best PIPE,
Tor stng al DISSOLUTION. Of buildings with Itsar
have purchased the right for this State Thatoh
sr's roros and LII PUMP ths bsst svsr made and VII
Hayinx the sole agency for this State o.
IL celebrated patont helf Regulating Wind Ensine. and
the Maryla Portable Gas Conn any Gas We
dsttor ourssyes that our facilities for introducing Int
would call the particular attention OF residing IL
the country TO these machines They the best tht
United bu tea for the great dssds
rAtu m Tor the country gentleman farmer
70 witi full So ply OF water all al
barn aId an economical and besptiful light The Wind
ready a. AL times day or night 81 there Is any wind
Without fear or favor to piIh Its tasi
we Also II preferred, pat up Ia the best Hydrau
lie Rams OF tho most approved kinds.
We are prepared with the best attend al
q ship and house Plumbins
copper panshed and lead lined Tubs Basins ntted
not or cold water urinsls patent water Wash
Payes plain and circulating Shower Baths; or lead
SINKS; Boston C9mpAnys GUN Hose, Water Filters-in
AL DESERT tions OF hest Lead work short notice,
We hopeby prompt and strict stteption all worn
rusted TO our oArei and desire to give full
ID All cases TO merit and receive Of TIE public VI
No. sos MARKET STREET. abOv Pinh. next door to
WIN. RKsBfe, FERUIRa GARRETT
| PBILtP GARgETT. inns "a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

fIDHdEb HOhbEbII
Furniture Oars and Draws
rhesubseribsr EalsAvs n.
FyeaksY2gH to notify hi friends an dt hsryT<1
kSSS&&>A rec pie Wimip Et6n andNh
VI hal tiIleontin A-A-S--A
-. - -. =, uee 20 Keep at hi Id stand eornert (
AN ID ORA nd 1celent HORSES 10 hire at no NJ
surni,are article, viii rom th,
Sreai care sklfu rivers All who lin
irsyinsean be Accommodate tn 90 ID b.
ioScstpoas tleratee
sDr l0-Iy NORRIS wBLDIe.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
TME ARM hRs MUTUAL eIR +:
InsM ra nee DOM ID nY of The AlaIG
of Delaware.

OF DOlAwarc.
(oRIsIsAL MILL CHRBK Sci
This Company continues TO otter TO the people of
Delaware its superior lnsura anst
loss BY Are, on all descriptions of property except Ma
The Insatutlon commended by over 20 years expe-
Renee 10 and attention to the subject of Mutual lnSu-
rance, being the nrst TO Introduce the principle into
oar stss) By reason OF which, It is believed the Man
sssrs have osen enabled so to adjust and discriminate
between the different varieties OF property to
der the membsship among the most aoauitsble In
character Of the numerous insurance Companies pre-
ittskss credit 10 itss that its payments losses
have b.,a prOmp, and liberal. that IN - year.
ness aud losses rsaehing over slo0,ooU net single
case Of litigation has occurred and seereey With
| Oh, Gu Ire sitsfsotinn TO tho parties injured,
Looking more 10 the safety than to tue Humber and
smouui Of Its risks Il has deounst Hundreds OF Thou
saads Of Dollars Of insuraace either as requiring too
gysst ameaat in single tisk OF Offering unit Oh
jess insaIsnAs the character OF the institution
In this m.ansrii 70 ooueeivsdi Il has tn, ,aisss 80
most sSlecs At tnsurAne<s, In Proportion to the
anoant-ovN six Millions Of DollArI, OF any other
Company vithiA reasonable range.
A svidsass of this. has not only reduced the
sflsvursAes 81 all times moderate onssiyth, daring
ss4 q J sssn ns any on
ths Deposit 6ets which sum by the resort To Scrip
..a:a VII ). p.yiss tss !. 'ss 80 b.%
s.Iy lsas. M'ss ia.s q Per cent PER annum thus
!. .enn.as.a sac year iSei. With real pre..s,ion
| - The eaunuaty In pspssit Notes OF $780, 900
| Surplus Rund 100
y..sI pso,.s,,so, sno, 900
! PrsaidsnL-JEssEI ehARPE
| Secretary and TIessursr-RoBERr MoGABB, ID. d.
| DIRnCTO
81 w1ls1n' srsndywine Hd James Dalsplain
0hnstsn Hd.; James Webb, Samuel Barr, +. q
eAs.ssabuIg and Jesse Sharpe, WILMINGTON nd,; Rob
eE Mso.be, NH Greek I'D Jeha I. willsmson
Nd ourhs y. Blison, Psnsader Id John G. CLARK
- Lon. I'D DR.. WE; o9mnin', Smyrna Thomn
y.osssey. Milford p com'sy', Dover; Charles ru'
| asll. oeorEssown
AeHNTs-As we'll for receiving applications fer In
sura Ass as duss Of members
81 Wilson. Brsndywine, HID Robert MeCabe, MI
| Creek Id James Daiaplaip, Christiana lid John
w'llismsoe white Clay Greek, Hd; CaItis b Ellison
r.AeAder I'D Rel Lion, 81, Georges, and AppoquIni
ajax Hundredsi Joseph drifhth emyrna jams
onlpen, Few Cattle I'd; Charles I. Flenming, Nj
ford; Charles Tunnel. uoorgstown; Henry Tod,
Dover.
muniostions general busipt addressed to ii
undersgnsd Wilmington, will receive In edists atte
ton. ROBERT MeCABE, NJ D.,
JuyA 55crstR y,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
COALS GOAL

s-s1 IT, subscriber has constantly 90 hand
V2l~ Locust and BrUAd Mou,t tain Coal Of all sines
as5kysss sare'1lly Prepared for family use, At tae
lcvtiy -.4Gke. Dr!ec 73iO lbs. To the Too.
Pie call hefJre buyaz elsewhere Also HICKORY, Oak
Aad Pine Wood. 9kHH5 Oo4 oticA
apr2+u Front and TatnAll eercets. Wilmington,