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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-08
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH.
LIFE-HEALTH
TH-STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
SPECIFIC PILLS.

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Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancier & Du-
punt, Pharmaceutsts, o. 2l4 Rue Lombard. Paris,
from the Prescription of DIR. Juan Delamarre Chief
Physicisn to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere.
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION.
f-. 49, PARIS, May St 1865.
GBKTLEYEN:-We have used the s.SPEcIFIo
Pulls" made from Doctor Delamsrre's Pre-
scription, during several years past, in our
private and public practice. and have found
them a most energetic and efficient Rem
edyin cases of Spermat3rrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, Premature Emissions Sex
ual Weakness. or Lgspote1cy; Special Derangements
of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; Relocation O
the Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Affections OF the
Eyes; Lime" or "Brick Dust Deposits in the
Urine; Milky Discharges; Paleness of the Skin,
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; "Pinchedo
Features Irregular Action of the Heart and in ali
the CHASTITY train of symptoms arising from Over
use Abuses, or Loss from any cause. of the Nervous
Force. -. .-r... ~ rl.-- 81 .l--,.-.r n. ...-
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
SONS suffering from any Synptonsasic or Organic
Afections of the GBNITO-URIHARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pills. With high respect. we are yeurs most
sincrel5
R.A.BEAUREPARIE,M M. ID. a..
tafE l-s+-.4 g. d. DUJARDIN. M. ID.
l-a-sii -s %. JEAN DE LEUCHRE, Nj. ID. s,
8 ToGARAECIKRB &DUPoNT, No. Rue Lombard
PARIS
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WHlSKEHS-pR, .LAMONTE'S CORRO-
w Liza will force Wbiskers on the smoothest fac
or air on Bald Heads Never known 10 fail sam
pie sent for 10 cents. Address
REEVES CO.,
iun2T-wly Nassau street New York
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NSsheExpfsss. =. -. .a:Io 4. NJ X 1905 Midnight
:. Iypfesss ......lI:2o A; ~ 500 !. n.
sLSeal Acconodstion 500 A. NJ. 7.ao T. N.
10 Denison only starts from Freight yard.
,ge7a1 sas ga9gsJ ]. B. PETERS, Agent
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MAR RED,

WILMER. On the Oath inst
al the residence Of the bride father, Col
Edwin Wilmer, Wilmington, Del, IIgvE,
h. loERIET, OF Eikton, and MARY K
WILMER.
R0Ss-LAMMEY.--ln Oxford. Nov. 30th
by Rev. II. b. Mauger. Robert y. Ross
OF Cecil county. md ELMIRA b. LAnMGY
OF Chester county.
CLAlTON-kEYSER.--On the 18th inst.
BY the Rev. Alfred n. Gilbert, TurnnoRt
CLAYTON and MARY t.. daughter Of u
": keyser, Esq. all of Baltimore.
DANlS-BOND.- On the 10Th inst. BY The
Rev. jas. \. Br!nd!e. WAsHIXGroS W
Davis and NELLIE BoNp. all OF Por
Deposit.
OWENs-WILSON.-On the 10Th inst, b,
the saEie, ELMoR OwrAs and MAHoARE7
JANE WtLsoy, al. Of Perryyilc.
WlNGATE-MOFFITT. At North East
on the Eth inst. by the Rev. II. G.. Sim
pers, Lieut., G.. l.. WIyGArE and SA1l1E II
MoFflrT. all of Cecil county.
NEALS-GREEN.-- On the 9th ult., y,
Rev. Mr.. Maugher, WM. G. MEALS anG
LIZZIE, daughter Of John Greene, Esq.
both Of Lewisyille, Chester county, Pa.
DUNN the 2Ith inst. il
the Parsonage, ut Bay View. by the Rev
j. NJ. Elderdice, JONI A. DEM and MAR
GARET f.: ADAMS.
MORRlS0N-SlMMERS.-On the sam,
day, al the a,.rIe place, hy the sn,nr
GRANVILLE /. MORRISON and Jri1, An.
SINNERS.
SMITH CSSELL-On the same day. "a;
o clock r.M., at the house ofthc bride,
father, by the same, JonN $. SMITH anc
EMMA l.. RusstLL, all Of this county.
hcCABE -ALENANDER. By Rev. l.. c
Ma.lack, at the Parsonage, Elk,on. Dec
26th, 1867, LEWIS McCABE and MARyu
ALEXANDER, all Of Cecil county.
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SABBATH ASSOCIATION the Port De.
post NJ. e. Church, Oh Sunday 9Th inst !,
at clock Pm, after an address on the
sanctity Of the Sabbath by Rev. George =.
Nice, a society for promoting the observance
of the Chrlstiun Sabbath, was temporarily
organized by the appointment Of Jefferson
Ramsny. ESQ.,, Chairman, and Theo. j..
Nhnneman, Esq, Secretary.
After obtaining a list Of lbs names. the
meeting ad iourned until 7r.M., 1lth inst
at the Presbyterian Church, when the Asso
| citation was permanently organized by the
! unanimous election Of the following officers
Ifesidcnt--.lc ficrson Ramsay.
Secretd,y-Theo. j. Nanneman.
ire0sucr-Jos. W. Abrahams.
board Of Managers Dstrict--James
.. Mccormick, john Brown, Jesse A. Kirk
4. W. Mount.
7th UistrictIas. l.. Maxwell. Thos. E.
Bond, Jas. II. Rowland. JAS. \. Davis. A.
! B. Carson, John S. Christie.
| Sih District DR.. VIM. Ii. Rowland, Etocl
! Mccullough, Charles Hall.
| On motion the following resolutions were
| adopted:
| Hesoiced, That the Board of Manager:
I shall be subject tn the call of the Presiden
| OF the Association, who shall he "a. oficio
| Chairman.
| Rcsolred, That Ave members Of the Bosrc
Shall constitute quorum.
| Rcsolced, That the Board Of Manager,
shall fill vacancies occurring in It's own body
! Hcsoleed. That the County papers be re
| 1oested 10 publish these proceedings.
After au addition Of % names to the H..
| Of members, the Association adjourned stu,
die. THEo. j, NASSEMAy, Secretary.
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,ist of not more than one hundred members,

sist of not more than one hundred members,
apportioned according to ropu' alton among
the counties Of the State, each county bav.
ing at least one Representative. The Senate
shall not exceed oaethird nor consist Of
less than one; fourth the whole number OF
Representatives
Taxes must be levied ir exact proportion to
the value of property, and poll tax may
be laid not exceeding one dollar and a. half
The militia is to consist OF all able. bodied
men between twenty one audiorty five years
Of age.
A Board Of Education is established, Of
which the Governor is cr oticiO a member
also Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and two members from each Congressional
district. This board exercises legislative
! powers in reference to public educational
| institutions.
The proceeds of ali lands donated by the
! United States or the State government; of
the swamp lands of estates Of persons who
! die without will or heir; of money paid for
exemption from military duty, and such
other means as the Legislature shall provide.
make "A fund for educational purposes, and
ne,fiH IF the dnauat aggregate reren"e o.
! The State Is ccclusicciy appropriated to The
| maintenance Of pnbiic schools.
A Sureou Of Industrial Resources is esta
blished to collect statistical information
CONCERNING the productive industries of the
State, and to report upon its agriculture and
geology
Corporations are TO be formed by general
! laws, end rtockh elders to ho lishle for
the amount OF stock owned by them.
| Nov, in order that the editor Of the Dem.
ocrat may the more fully satisfy his slow
readers Of the truth Of his structures ia last
weeks isaue on the Alabama Constitution
md Of the cool audac,y OF the H'Aig in
commenting paper SO damaging 10 all the
teachings Of the cbyalry, we ask him to
print that Consultation, or any part ot il,
aud make his comments side by side with il.
We confess our curiosity to witness that
pigmy'epologist for rebellion ead treason
t'iu favor OF iris tocracy snd class privilege,
against the republican colossus Of the Ala.
| ba,na Convention.
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CHARGE OF THE FAM BRIGADE

Forward. the Fair Brigade
That was what Ellis said, -
Let no girl bc disrnayel,
Let no one blundor;
tIct paper and pencil there,
Let 40 vuo .L:.-!. ou,u
How much the fellows stare
Seize on the pIunder!
Tone your voice sweet and low,
Throw in sigh or eo,-
~" =. entrances
Put on your brightest smiles.
Practice your deepest wies,
Then seU the chance.i1
Crowds on the right Of them.
lro~ds on the left Of them,
Crowds in tbs front Of them,
Looked on.and wondered
Nobly the work was done
Sweetly each lovely ono
Charmed each reluctant ono
Nobody blundered.
Cakes, Flowers aud Silver ware-
Sir. won't you take a shareo
You, II surely win it there"
Who conld get rid of tLsmy
What could fellow doq
Swiftly the dollars few,
Tho every victim knew
That wac tho lust Of thom.
Honor the good and fair!
Honor the beauty rare!
Honor the grace ard care.
Long let us cherish
The remembrance of effort made.
The pguise of the FplR BR;aAps
Meier let it perish.
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

OK over E'NE PER CENT. upon tho investment. Sub
scrptons will be received in Cecil coanty by
JACOB TONE, resident Cecil National Bank of For
DEPOSIT;
JOHN PARTRIDGE. Csthier National Bank Of Elkton
and in New York q. ,he Compnys Once, No 20 Nasas,
street. and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL nANK, No. Nasssn ST
CLARK, DODGE Co. Bankers, n, u Wsi. ct,
JOIN j. CISCO SON, Bankers Nc. g. Wa.i It,
and by the Companys advertised Agents throughout IL,
United statrs. Remittance slould he made n draft.
other funds par in New York and til. Bonds VIII h,
sent free Of charge by return express. Parties
ing through local Agents, vii! ovk % hcn for th4i
delivery.
NEW PAMPHLET AND NJ At, show:a. the Pro
gress of the Work. Resources for Construction, a,.4
Value of Bonds, may bs ob.ujncd u, the Company,
Once or of is aivsr,is.d Agents, viii IRE.
on application.
JoHM :. CISCO, rrssscstR,
Dec p, lSG.-1n Nrw-Tuik
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

Al present the profits Of tho Company derived
OIL. from It's oca rar bu. this is already much mot
than sufficient to pay the Interest sli the Bonds she
CoiaI any can saue, If not another mile built II
IL not doubted that when tho Ioa! Is completed tbs
through traffic Of tho only line crnnoctng tho Atlantic
and Pacific States VIII BE- large and beyond precedent
aud, az there v be competition il always be don,
at profitable rates.
1t VIII be noticed that the Union Pacific Rso,d L.
10 fact Government cork built under tho supervision
Of Government officers, and 10 large with GOV
ment nuney and that its bouds are issued under Gov
ernmsnt direction II lie believed that no similar ST..
curity Is carefully guarded and certainly no other i,
based upon large: valuable property. a. The
vi
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RELIGIOUS. The last quarterly love.ienst
for Elkton Charge, will be held Sabbath
next, at 9 r.M.' in the NJ. 4. Church.
Rev. j. Cunningham, Presiding Elder,
will preach on Sunday and Monday evenings
next, Dec. 90, 80.
Rev. L. c. Ma.lack will preach sermon
the last night of this year appropriate to tho
| season. Text: 1865 days" Services To
close a. midnight.
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CHRISTIANS PRgsEyr.--Rev. II. G.. Sim
pers, Pastor Of the Elk Neck NJ. Z. Circuit,
was egreoably surprised, on Christmas day.
10y present from biz congregation, neigh
bors, and friends, consisting Of poultry,
dressed and alive, -four, butter, sausage
sweet potatoes, sugar. tea, preserves, cakes,
Jetties, and various other articles. The
present in valne was worth forty dollars
The Rev, gentlemen wishes to express his
thanks, in public manner, through Thu
Vdig, to Ladies, Brethren and Friends Of
Elk Neck for go substantial an evidence
Of their esteem and regard.
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"A TEuE BALsAM. --Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is truly balsam. 1t contains
the halsamic principles of the Wild Cherry,
the bnisamic propeSties Of tar and of pine.
Its ingredients are oil balsmamic. Coughs,
colds, sore throat, bronchitis, and consump.
ton speedily disappear under its balsarnic
influence,
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We take the following "Elegy' from the
Daily Fair, spicy little sheet published BY
the Odd Fellows Fair. Mos. Of our town
readers are familiar with the subject of the
sketch, who, ae the poet beautifully says,
"slumbers now in peace ',-his oray hairs
having been brought in sorrow to the grave
by long continued and faithful service of
hie master:
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An Elegy.
oH a ECENT EVENT.

en- RECENT EVENT.
He died the other night,
He who for many a year
4'ye seen upon the street,
In weather foul and fair.
he numerous virtues had,
His vices they we're few,
And many heavy load
He from the depot drew.
he earned his daily feed
His oats and corn and hay,
But slumbers now in peace,
esorsa Mshan'' poor old gray.
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The demand for MOORE & BROS vii.
mington City and Olive Soaps has increased
SO rapidly that it has become necessary to
run their factory night and day, being deter.
mined to supply the demand. Factory cor.
ner Ord aud Orange sts., Wilmington, Del.
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BAKER & FRYEs WHEEL OiL.--Wc insert
in to.day's Hhig, Baker Fryc's advertise.
meut Of their celebrated Wheel Oil. We
bcspeak for this oil trial from sll who use
wheel machines.
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MOORE g. BROS Brown Rosin Soar is
not only equal 10 any in the market for
scrubbing, but it IS pure enough to wssh the
finest fabric, and sold at n very low figure
by oil Grocers. Factory corner Srd end
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
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MOORE &BRO.'S Diamond State Deter.
sive is the Oldest brand Soap manufactured
IN the State, and great number of our citi.
zens say it is the best they ever used, and
viii have none other. Factory corner 8rd
and Orange streets, Wilmington, Del,
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The OEp FELLows' HALL FAN. AS VIZ
predicted in our last issue, tho success OF
the air is unprecedented. Never vas there
such display of the kind before in Elktou.
The Hall is tastefully trimmed and deco
rated, md the tables with the fancy wares.
all arranged SO temptingly, behind which
stand the fair dealers who practice every art
known to the sex to get your money. The
large Hall has been well filled with visitors
every night, but on Christmas evening i, was
jam.
The Chesapeake City Band occupied the
gallery the first three nights Of the Fair. and
discoursed most excellent music to the
crowd O" Thursday evening, Prof. Ascher.
field, of Eikton, had possession of the gal
lery, and from one Of his fine me!odeons.
filled the Hall with rich strains Of melody.
A large piano at the opposite end of the
Hall, is frequently struck up by some of tn,
fair daughters Of too Fair. And thus Ii,
nights go merry as marriage bell"
The proceeds Of the Fair, UP TO Thursda,
night, inclusive, reach upwards Of $4,000.
A little paper called The Iaiiy Fair.
makes its appearance each evening with al!
the wit and notice Of current events of the
Far, which serves to add zest to this holiday
tete. We make the following quotation frou,
the paper above alluded to-:
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The FAIR received Christmas present
from Dr.. J. 4. Register of Dentifrice (1ooth
Powder) valued at fifty: three dollars and
half, (S53.50l
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SALES OF PRoFrarr. - Clinton McCullnuch
and ". P. Ewing. Receivers, cold a. public
sale, on Saturday last, The storchouse and
lot of WIN. N. Ross, on Main street, for
5000. Z. Wesley Janney, purchaser.
Reuben Haines, Trustee, cold ut public
Gale, On Monday last, the farm known os the
OLDHAM Farm belonging 10 tho estate Of
the late Charles Haines, situate near Zion,
and containing Y acres, for $50 per acre -.
George ". Oldham, who're property is ad
joins, purchaser.
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focal affairs.

GREAT BARGAINS in Heavy Goods, at
REEsH FoARD's in the Hollow.
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A Physiological View OF Marriage
TIRE CHEAPEST BOOK ErER PCBLISHED
Containing nearly three hundred pauas

Containing nearly three hundred pages
AVA ltl hhe Plates and engraving. of tho
anatomy OF the Human Organs In state of Health
ara Disease, with a treatise Eariv Error IL,
Depofabie Consequences on the Mind and Bod,
'ith the Authors Plan of Trestmeut-,hc nni,
rational and successful mode Of Cure. ~ shown +;
the report OF cases treated. D truthful ndv-"r /.
me married mud those contemplating marriage whl
entertain DOUBTS OF their phy seal condition Sent
free Of postage to my address receipt of y cent,
IN stamps or postal currency, by addrcsrins rE
Ia GROIN, NO ~ Maiden Lane, Albany, ny III,
author may be consulted on any of the Diseases ON
which his book trest, either personally or bv WAL
Medicines sent to any part of the world
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FIRST sIoRT6AGE BONDS

are offered for the pr"son. at 80 CENTS ON THE Dol.
LAR they are tho cheapest security in the market be-
ing more thaal por cent. lower than L 8 Stoke
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The Home Farm, corstaius -

" KS AMI i"s "2Htl Of Inc Telegraph ro"I -.
LNRtE TlNSER of Win" unh, nilo.i. TAX - q
slr,4 nnd Hickory The residue cleared -
s.Aiii I'M ne lnGT"vcmcn> Hrc a T,y1es-lr-";
hGHiij LOG DWELLING and EIt.brI 49,,
i-.%--l- There Is " good Spring near the GHclIin.
30. ." Known n- the "CC2!MINs PLACE" can.
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Is AG'gsES,

- separated from the other farm by road r,,.,
lWrl mn SOU h. About oE".firu Of I'M. .r,n, :
iENEiLf I'NHEEEp, \ large p:oaortion Eri,s
ilrk.pN; Iic other prevailing lalIptits v Lil. T.
'hN BLACK b"|: "lrit Spmc thnStunt TIC land f.. . =.
Sc"I!,n' qrniity, nncy walor,,i, sroriur trtgr.l.
'!ir Sonihtaat oo"n {" tho ni. AK jrres. Ilr.,
"lLch II Binds On It's Western !raE
IN" itnpr"H "nclits are two ijlv IEt; rTu,.t,
""h iiaInS, "'ni ether Quit ui.dirg4 an lt,.,',s
II INTO il"!dS "f convcn. nj t2r ''
u, H OF '.i.-" innd, viii b" exhibited pu the .
>, Inv 'it &ffrr tiHtt viii b" Offered il two nr
The llMBER is unusually largo and fine. ard no..
ON ''rShin% 10 purchase "outl Il, Wei to exanir
.ur ihrU~' Gt"<. ~ ''''''
H., y" Mr. 'i""ls' Peterson, ON the promises. n.;,
no" Ill" prophecy. "''.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prrscYt!.cd hy rb. To-.
rfr%' require nncthrd Of ths' purchase money If, l.
!',' ~ ''-'i ~ iht dry %. .uy ca third IN Mic
il"'ttN. IN" t"' l".ttur ~ Eig!Ie In months mon.
-. -, ~ I" -''l' me credit payments to bear !ut,.r-
stlf"il u" ''N . sad" ".td 10 be -orutcd hv ,I
\o.rS ct lh" purchaser. with lure Y ri ..
y the Ilu-t"n. i T. us,tt.Ii,i Nv
EIht"n. Pc" H. iSG7--t, T,n!..
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FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The r19N Annual Election for Directors Of THE
me me Banking House on TUESDAY 2lst of .Jsnnsr.
1888, from 10 till O'clock u january,
80 Shareholders are earnestly urged to attend as
other matters Of interest will be before thar, 10
Dec 81, lS6y--tm A'A t LIE.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of WiIrninr,"n'
References required. Address
GEO ". STONE, Genr supt.,
Ps' W. 4Ws-H Wilmington, Del,
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The Cecil Wing.

SAMUEL. PE,co, ESQ, is orr authorised
Collector for Port Deposit and that neigh
borhood. This mode of appointing collect
ors is expensive to us. but We have not the
time to wait on Cur subscribers and adver,
Using patrons in person. Persons receiving
bills for The Ehiq from MIR. Peace. will
confer favor by settling the same with him,
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Maryland bounty
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Army and Navy Agency.
THOMAS TIMltrNs Z 90.
THOMAS TIMAtu:Ss Z 60.


No. 10 South Street Gas cc'e oNc. Baiti;aors
SOLDIERS ana SAILORS, enlisted or drafted ana
mustered iuto tne Us Service. after May at lsGI
and credited to Maryland, entitled 10 600 stat,
Bounty.
ADDITIONAL L. 5. BOUNTf.
Colder. of 1851, 2, b I. wha have received
Widows aGl heirs OF soldiers. also ,uldicGe who
t'e"e ioat Tlirit bi-charscr, arc entitled.
PERSONS WHO FURNISHED
SUBSTITUTES
netwsen Ap'il and December Is, 1854, will also.o
entitled to county from the state Of Maryland
0,ctrrg;, Of !S'ilj,r; q ISL. ?, ), {, W-rteo
Owners Of Enlisted slaves
And heirs Of Diseased Soldiers my obtain valuable
Information free .. charge 1T ul.. Office.
We make liberal advances collect prorap,lv, and
1t desired, will cash Chains Tor State Eduuty sight
All letters promptly un;~e!nd.
u. s. Bounty, rcnsions Rrrk Pay. Prize tnorey
&c, for Soldiers aud Sailors promptly collected
as"cat this advertisement gu. ana hring it with
you, or communicate by letter
THOMAS TIMMoSs & co.
Dec II, 1as7-4mop
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SIcx OR NERVOUS HEsDAcHE.--Dr s. Rogers Liver
Pills are Q certain cure. Depot 2O6 Dock street
Philadelphia Sold by IN. +. 4. Foreman, Elkton,
end 9. H. JaRar, pos' Deposit,
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a NEW PArEs MANUFACTURED CoNrAsr.
The Rock and Providence Paper Mills or
Little Elk, the former at present owned by
Mr. Ihos. long, and the latter by Mr.. A.
Priestiy, former ewner Of Marley Paper
Mill, are about to be united under the man
agement Ct Company for the manufacture
Of book, and the better class of newspaper
Mr.. Tong will sell out TO the new firm, OF
which Ar. Priestiy, we ore informed, is to
be member. These mills are about one.
fourth Of mile apart. The upper mill will
be used as wash mill, and the prepared
stock conveyed thence to tie lower mill by
canal connecting the two mills, where il
vii! be manufactured into paper. New and
improved machinery will be put in. ani the
mills fitted up, the purpose Of the Compsp,
being to produce first class article ofpapey
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We SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR
NO MORE NEED

M people in the country paying three or four FRO
INTRO introduced hythe DOLLAR SALE principle a.
offered by GILMAN co, 1l9 Hanover ST. BastcT
Hass. enables consumers 10 obtain good. al n ol.
sale prices, via almost Unlimited allowing Of en.
change, and valuable prcscnts thrown in. Send f.,
hcrrnar, or send Ten c"nts for descriptive slip
tfest inducements Tor persons 10 act rs Agents.
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NOTICE.

MRS. NJ. a. j. NELSON wishes all persona indeb,
ed to her to settle the same before the ist av ~
January, next, or their accounts will he pIace2 in
the hands Of collector. iDec IA Iseg a.. ~,
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VALUABLE FhRH?
At H'EssVk'GE GAZE

Situated In t"cil county Nh. m, ,a,. ,.,.,l;. -
eails ."n i'"lt Deposit to Wilmington .l,nr, ~, ~
"iirN east Of he Brick Mrctin. u0u-, '5t,,i,,,,,
ANS "i Elisha J." Kirk, David Conoiy and oth.r.
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THE MARKETS..

SCOTS MILLS MARKET.
REP0B1gD BY D. SCOTT.
BLACK OAK BARK, per ton, ............ sS25 90
WILMINGTON MARKET.