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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
RECoNSTRUCTION

1t is wonderful how well this Rcconstruc-
ton law is working, and with what univer-
sal appreciation it meets. for one am hear
tily reioiced thereat and hope u see these
States fully represented here in the fall by
loyal men. 1t has shown the Southern peo-
pie more than anything else the stand Mr..
Johnson has taken. and has opened their ewes
u the fact that the Democrats of the North
were not going to fight for any bat their own
precious selves, and that peryersity would
only bring more severe penalties upon their
heads
One OF the results of their conviction that
they were entirely wrong, Is To be seen in
the fact of their making such efforts II con-
troll the colored people in their votes. In
this | have no doubt they viii utterly fail
for | think no people We're ever 80 alive to
the real issues as these same colored men,
and were all the rest as honest, political life
would be very much changed TO the advan-
tage of the country.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
TIE SENATE

Some improvement is manifested in the
Senate. for a few sound. honest men have
gone there from the House But ii was -
perversc before, that that small number can
make little change. The spirit they have 50
often shown well rebukcd by Mr. Conk-
ling the other day, when ono of their propo-
sitions u treat the House cavalierly was un-
der discussion. and the much injured Doolittle
and spunky Drake had relieved themselves
That body has in time past hindcred more
legislation by their tardy action and childish
jealousy. than we can easily compute. To
such degree have they carried the desire to
originate or amend every measure of the
House, that the latter never expected to carry
through any measure without amendment.
You know with what tenacity they cluug 70
their amendments. and how nearly the Re
construction Bill came 10 being defeated, in
fact would have been defeated, had not the
President allowed it to be otherwise
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, !

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Montpelier, March 49, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing ten numbers
true copies of acts and resolves passed by the
General Assembly al the special session, hell III
pursuance Of proclamation of the Governor, Mar,
A ID. Is57,-desIgnated for publication IN the news
papers. GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary of state.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
THE SEASON

Summer is close upon US, and the crocuses
in bloom and the robins hopping around in
the Capitol grounds, remind us of New
England May. Our streets only a day or
two ago literally running with mud, are now
dry and pleasant May Spring beautiful
come in the political world, and relieve us
from this cold, damp. muddy, sickly season
of darkness and corruption, where justice is
always sacrificed either to expediency or to
accomplish private ends Such time GER
tainly seems to be coming, and God grant it
may not be long delayed. W.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
Our Washington Correspondence.

Apologetic- The Fortieth Congress-1he Sen.
peachnent-Ihe Season.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March %, 1867.
! APoLOGETIC.
Mr. EDITOR My silence, long enforced
by various reasons, but principally by abb
sence, must not be construed as resulting from
an indisposition to write, or as an intlmatlon
that there is nothing to write about Both
would be far from true. 1 have in fact been
exceedingly DESTROYS of writing. l wished to
drop YOU word from New Hampshire and
tell you about things political and otherwise
there to tell you how the Republican party
was relaxing its energies, while the Demo-
Gratis were exerting every muscle. L longed
to tell you that [ thought the diminished
majority in your neighboring State was from
the failure there TO come up to the proper
standpoint year ago. But had no time
and | did not know as you would have the
inclination TO receive such letter. As it
was we carried the State and have perhaps
a better balanced Legislature than hereto
fore
THE FoRTIErH CONGRESS.
| returned here to find everything III con-
fused state The business of the Thirty
ninth Congress had hardly been finished when
the Fortieth Congress began its operations
would like 10 tell YOU of the new lions of
the House, Logan, Butler. Brooks, Wood,
tainly was very amusing TO witness the in
tense curiosity manifested TO see the latter
on the first day of the Session when he ans
wered to his name | must confess myself
pleasantly surprised at his good looks and
gentlemanly appearance. He certainly com
pares well in physiognomy with many around
him. and rumor SAYS in character.
Butler appearance every one knows. lie
has made himself quite prominent and be
sides having a few drives at the President,
has had good tilt with Mr.. Bingham, whom
he with some Justice accused Of having JOIN
ed the Democrats. With Brooks the great
talker. YOU are already too well acquainted
with. while Phernandiwud has 4 world
wide reputation.
These are the most prominent Of the new
men, though there are many others who will
compare favorably with them all , and will be
much the most reliable The Fortieth Con
gress is very remarkable one, and had the
Thirty-ninth not 50 completely finished the
work of Reconstruction, NC might have ex-
pected great things of them. As it Is they
finished the work 50 well begun, in master
ly manner. Even now we must rely on them
TO protect us and to give US sound financial
system, which may relieve the business com
munity from that ruinous uncertainty which
now unsettles everything There really docs
seem to be desire to effect this, but there
are some men made for anything but fnan-
ciers, who, using bad logic and worse advice,
seem bound if possible to carry the country
10 destruction.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
Dyspepsia Cured
rheumatism Cured
LrupllOnS Oh The Face Cured

ANA OIuldE cured
BY TREATMENT WIN MINhRAL WATERS
DO away with ali youE various often rerriciouz
al" loaoA medicines ana use few baths prepared
: STRUMATIC SALTS"
These SALTS are made from the concentrated =,
u'tS OF IT. Mineral Wells al The Peuu'a. Sail S,uac
one ai"aSs sufficient for bath. DIrectiouare attached
INTERNALLY USE
Strun, attic Mineral Waters,
otN : ne ~oih 10y Druggists senersIiv "
- ktfsNLDS PRATT & Co, IO6 Fulton ST. New
MERRILL BROS, el5 State St. b. s,on. wholesale,
Accents. enrS,,ii. - = "'
Persons PrematureIy Gray
Can nave this hair restored its n&tura color By
HALLS VEGETABLE sicIIIAN HAIR RENEW
. - zoe De- article known preserve hair ire
hair '1'' anu naAihs "eifss stiff bIashy
HEALTHY SOFT AND GLOSSY
i "1e use u are nnsn'H'ous in awarding it tie
prtlSr oI nag the best Hair Dressir extsnt ard
without rv L cray hair to IL natur.l 81
~ OF counterfrlts aud limitations. ak for
orussist 'S 81
fnslEasa segcinbie neaicir..>
Prepared by science suit each case will ceane ,h
biood and health TO the invalid tANcERS
SCRoFULA and the worst disease cared A Bosk ex
planning those facts will be iree Address Dr. r.
GREENE 10 TEnFlE PLACE, BosIo~, Mass.
FOR NoN-RETENf-ON on INCONTINENCE of
kiGeys diseases of prostate glands stone IN the
bladder, calculus gravel or brick dust depos~ and ali
diseases ~ the bladder, kidneys and dropsca sweIn
So HELMnoLD's FUN EXTRACT BucHU
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03
Persons PrematureIy Crav
HEALTHY SOFT AND GLOSSY

~ "il' use u are nna n'uOus in awarding it tie
PrtiSr oi Tag tie best Hair DTessit e exrsut ard
without xiv II eray hair to is netural CT
o.. Svs@re of counterf-its aud limitations. + g.
Crugeist - N"iN "S q
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

railroad in the State tariffs are much lower
than for shorter distances where there il NO
competition. We shall be glad to see the
next legislature attend to this whole subject
of unjust charges for freight and passengers,
whether it be foreign or State corpora
ton which is guilty; and if these foreign
corporations are pressed, they will not fail
to endeavor to show that they are no worse
than the railroads operated by citizens of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

Certain Cure TO as Il l.. We - q
the nm ny ID rger"us NGattGi-s Nsh Il ars
eau, oy IA mo Sid .'IEI 4 SsIat q :
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-04-03

T." the public clear uuiersta ding ID 4 e MOD
which Sc II k Mtutraae PtI.~ 800. dice t..#.
ndtru effects which arte~ted by thousands
liable witnesses preSeut A trf4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28

WIsTAR's BALsAM of WILD CHERRY /.
Thlsrsmedy hiss long been cherished by the eoinmdNi'y
for It's remarkable efficacy in relieving, healing aud
Ing the most obstinate, psintu and lng -tani"E osses
of Cough cid, Influenza, Sore Throdt Bron'd'fis'
Rhoopfng Cough, Group, AsihnG. Inflammation n me
Lungs while even Confumphon tsef has yielded 10
Its magic influence when sill other have failed
Its whole history proves .ht the past HIS produced no
remedy of equal Falus. for tho numerous sgd
dangerous pulmonary affections which ptvaIl all o"r
the land.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
\. ON AsrIEw ARCHER, Elq, Of Fairfield, Me-.
About eight years since my son, Henry A, Archer
nov Postmaster AZ Fairfield Somerset County, Me-, was
attacked with splitting Of blood, cough weakness Of
Lungs, and general debility, much 80 that our family
phyhican declared him 10 havea "SEtTgp CoEsuMrTihN
lie was under medical treatment for numher oil
months, but received ne bened fnm II. Atengh from
the solicitation Of himself and Others induced to
purchase one b0uIe Of WtfrAH6 BALSAAl OF WILD
CHERRY which benefited MIN much ohlantdanOt
er bottle which In shsft time him to his usual
hats OF health think safely recommend this
remedy to others in ike condition, tor IL is think. all
y purports 10 he-rHE GREAT lUSa RLAEDY ron rnE
fnRsi The above Atateme1t, gentlemen, my voluntary
disposal
Prepared by SETH W. rowLE y SON, IS fremont
ST. Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally m2i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28

The advertiser having been restored TO health In few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with severe lang Affection and that dread
disease cousumpiionls anxious to MAKE known to his
fellow sufferers the meauH Of cnre
To all who desire IT, he i'll send copy the prescfp.
lion uted free Of charged with the directions pspsr
ing and using the sams, which they will md SURE ougg
for CoHarAPripN AarHNA BRoNcHlTs CorGHs CotDs and
all Throat and Lung Afsctions The only object Of the
advertiser In sepdns the Prescription Is to beueht
Afflicted, and spread Information which he ronceiyes
be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer Will try his
remedy as 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. PArsa Wishing the prescriptions FRgR by
turn mail will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
my1o.lyw Williamsburg KINGS Co New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28

W-THE CHAMPION CLOTHES WRrNoER
The BEST IN UsE.-The Champion is
tho only wringer in use with tho Patent Cog
Wheel Roller Regulator which allows tho
rollers to separate and adjust at both
ends without separating the cog wheels.
For Sale at Tho Wilmington House Furnish
ing and Store Emporium.
PIoKELs g. CoTTER.
$40 Market Street.
SAVE YoUR MONEY. -Rememberthe DeIRwAr
Saving Bank is located at the office Of William
McCsulley, Esq., No. SOC Market street, Will
mington, Dell, and is opened every day to re-
celve deposits. Allamounts received from ons
dollar upwards, and I've per cent. interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit.
YIN. MoCAuILEY, President.
ions p. RUTH. Seo'v.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal,
SESSIONS-I88T.

The buildloEs and grounds have been placed Ia oom
plsts order and Oiled up with new furniture especially
sdsptsd for the comfort and e9nrenenee OF HtudentR
Rooms are for the Oldest boys In Colleges
private rtudy, free from tho confusion aud restraint
school room.
designed 10 young for admission 10 our best
COLLEGES, for the active dusBef the farm shop or
e0untlna house.
BY the iboraity ofthsBoArd Trustees th eAeadsmy
10 with library 900 volumss, and one Of
the best eoleesnB Of Chemical and Philosophical aFpA
ratus In the Unitsd stAtethuF adordng elitiss fos
aoqulrng complete selsntln and MathSmetsal eduoA-
tor far Superior 70 most fsheolsin our county
spare seeuEe the proper, moral mental and phYnea
training ofthe young men sutTuEtsd to his care fsrm
| moderate. YoT alp0ularu and information sddrsss,
EDNAPD y PoRrAh,
HSW4EAs Del,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
CONSUMPTION Is CURABLE.
DR. ]. 5INIMs & SONS
WHITE PULMONIC RALSAM

This remedy Is especially adapted to- and has proved
positive and eerlan cure for PULMONARY GuNsUMp-
TIOh, and 10 will II tA tho utinn
has not been broken down with pretended medicines
Inexperienced advice.
II acts promptly and quickly In curing all Chronic
Diseases affecting the Throat Breast and luns an in
Bronchial Affections, Sore Throat, Chronic recent
coughs Group, Asthma, Bronehlta. WhoOping Cough,
hhortness Of Breath, Splitting of Blood Soreness ihs
breast Pain aud Tightness In the Breast aiarTh thu
Breast, HoaTsensas Measles Coughs &c. 1t Is power
ful expecterAn, with tonic Alternative and duve pro.
perlss and stsnds unsxceed II rarely eqnAlad la
ing ali diseases Of the Throat and Lungs II has cured
Asthma Of ten years standing In Group It liz perfect
specific II ac,s AZ chemical food, and will build up
Weakened and etnaclated constitutions.
kS-lts Immense sales proves Its excellence.
CpnsumptyeH, verify believe your hope is In this
remedy. Its many OF apparently hopeless eases
have proven Ii Iemsdy Of extraordinary value.
We Invite trial an 1t will alive full satls
melton. We guarantee Il all ue represent itfobr
PhluE % ubNrs, small sized, and 9I.OO large tlssd
bottled Bent ny EXPIRE to any part OF the country,
Invented, Prepared aud sold by
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
DIR. soHENoK's AMANDRKE PILLS


fhsss Pills are composed of various roots hay ug the
power to relax the ecretlonR OF hsver promptly and
eneetuRly a. blue pills mercury aud without pro-
daens any Of those dis,greeable dangerous effects
which often follow the uss Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used With
confidence they promote the dschargsOf Vitated bile
and remove those distractions from the lyar aud hillary
duets which the Of billions affections ia general
soHHNcR's MANDRAKE PILL cure Sick Headache,
and all disorders Of tbs Liver indicated by saoW skim
eo4sd tongue eostlvenesa, arowsiness aud general
eeling OF Wearinoas and assude sho6lng that the liver
Is In torpid or obstrurted condition.
10 short those Pills may be used with advantage la
all eassa when purgatlvs or Alternative medicine Ia
qul cd.
Please ask for "Dr, schOneks Mandrake Pills" aud
observe that tbs two kenessea OF the Doctor
Government atampone when In the last stsgo of Con-
sumption, and ths other 10 his present health.
Sold by all Druggsts and dealers Prizes 70 cents per
box Principal ONCE, No North eta Street, Philadsl.
phia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; DsmAs Barnes a Co, 81
PARK Row, New York :. 8. iancs, lOs Baltimore II
BAltimsre, Nd John Pa'k, E.eor. OF Fourth and
Walnut st., Cincinnati, Ohio; walker Taylor, 1874 sud
1850 Waba'h Avenue, Chicago, III, Cains Brothers,
Invest corner Of aeoon1 aud Vna sts st. Louis Mo
oet294th 5th w. is. mo, ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College oesupss the whole upper portion OF three
stories Of large doabe badns At the NJ B. eSrner Of
CHESTNUT aud SEVENTH Streets, Is we'll lighted,
and atted up In style VI elegance aud eouvenlshes
which 10 unsurpassed
Tho Instruction given here ia of the most praseAl and
charaeseT The appreciation Of Us value 10
shown by the fact that during the past year nearly
hundred STUDENTS wers IN attendance and aso BY the
readiness with which Its graduates secure lucrative
situations, and the laTse number Of applications made
to tbs College for them.
The course ofinstruetion includes
BOOKKEEPING,
which IL tauEhtn all s departments and applications
Just II IL praeeed BY the best accountants and hus
ness men, Bach student opens, wTitee out aud closes
several Of books adapted 70 the various branches
trade makes out In proper form the various papo used
oount Currents, Account Gales, Business Letters,
Balance Sheets, &e. and is instructed in the large
Vsrssly sf traasaetons and eustoms business life.
PRNMAEsHIP.
which IL Important to every Business man, receives
especial aud the method Of instruction pursued
"''' ~ N''' GoMMRRoIIL ARITHMETIC.
including Interest PROFIT and Loss, Averaging Accounts
Exchange &c. Is taught In lts shortest and most Ap-
0oNM1RciIL Law, MArHHn4rIes, and DrrGormu Cow
uEPsIr NorEs are included In the course Of Instruction
TELEGRApHIRG
both by sound and PAps is taught by ofths hos
OF pTaecAl and experienced operators aud every facility
Is afforded for acquiring full knowledge o. all thu
mlnutia Of the profession.
" ladies' for instruction In this branch The great ant
Increasing demand for eomPstant operators, offers IN
| usual opertuniF Ator remunorAuse empioFmeht'
As instruetk' IL given 10 eaoh student separately
those who psh enter for any particular branch can d
| SO.
The time usually requirsdfor the complete Counting
House Courses yarles from eight to twslvs wesku 40
eording to the number OF hourh daily devoted 10 u.
handsome Diploma, With the seal Of the institution a.
| taehel, ia awarded on graduation.
Students are received at any time, and instruste
at such houfs as may hest sult their eonvsnlsnee.
| Catalogues containing terms, may be obtAine
gratis on application.
ES-CRrrhSpaEa series Of Practical rrshises on Booi
| KIRPtEg, and JUDaB sHARwoon's lectures before II
gtudent1 ON Commercial Law for aale attha OolleR9
S.H. CRITTENDEN & CO.,
aS-%@-4-Ss@
| rFNHosE WHO DEBIRB BRILLIANOY of COMPLEX
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
RAILROAD LINES
ks - PHILADELPHTA, WI
Fz1I. - n, !. MINaloN AND BALlIMoH

e.
Gs m Ez1sa1ssslEszl PHILADELPHIA, VIII
EzII "a IA s .S;: e<.MINaloN AND BAI7IMoRR
OoAakNoiSe MONDAY, AfRIL 2ad. 1867.
Trains VIII leave Depot corner Broad strsa, "A
inaton Avenue, as follows; 9''e"'A uu WAN
~ HAAs.iMsAIL TRAIN ats.so A. NJ sundsys ,.c.,,.a
ns.tIaS ~ia5 st9pPns At all y5lsr Stations Con,
ensneld and Inlsrmsdiats Stations wilmington i0r
Al. h.I, nss Tka!h at II Is A. ST. tkunJs,s xesn,,
EXPRESS TRAIN az 500 NJ f.,,....
- 91nolesnd Washington stopping Al fibasiar r. -
AsaAIk kkion, North East rv. nt1ntoa,
Chsaa;s g., aaPSsiasen Perrymsna Edgswooi Ms9uela
Nh sna hislnmsrs hun. "sAVi'A'
NIGHT EXPRESS at lIoo y u ,.u. ~
Delaware Rsrosn s CONNECTS at Wilmington with
Al Middsto1r s nlns ts1turdays excspted stopping
gi.n py Prlnesss Anne and eonnsetiSs az
PAsssnsars bv no., rorts@oath and the South
S''''A wiz lake the ll45 a. NJ. train W
s WILMINGTON TRAINS,
ninasos, At all "anona between Phliadsphia and viii
4, A.s's PhiladephiA At 1888, 90 ann AMI, ,o,,.,
Toa3 for Mii ~ = ~ train connects with DelSwsss Rs
NJ trHn runs n 1Sa intermediate stations The 100 p
daily P N at 100 and 90 A. NJ 500 aud $50
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
,...s sson AZ 1885 A. NJ, 4.l0 and p.bePM
r.... ~. ohhSTkR FOR PHILADELPHIA.
1870 aud loSaP N. s'sA' anu Ills A. NJ, a49. A4a.
trOn sALrIMoRs TO PHILADELPHIA.
prs.s- Inc ~ A. NJ Way Mail. $50 Mr..
NJ, kxpfssa. '.eo r NJ, hEpress % r.
uoas At ass P, NJ. OsP0''i And intermediate eta.
P.SrSyia y, Train from Port Deposit will s.,.
stations 'a' A. NJ for Baltimore and lptormsdistS
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
-Ie's chester At s.l2A. NJ, And39sPM
warrington at oeo A. NJ. and 40 r. NJ.
ifalu with Passenger Car attached iii ta.
les p n. Wv Al" ihtermediate Stations Al
susDAf TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
ps1rT,s Jun A. - PMslopplns al HAyre do ,.s.
III IN AMI rtmlnSton. Also stops at HoTih,Rsst
49, aau NeRAfk TO "a ke pasaeagars for Phii.dalrhI
Psssneets from Washington or Baitimops ana
more " -'' pA'ssnSeas rom Washington Or Balti-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
TwRNRs


.-onelueh or / cas- sonstltuteta square.
- nuleInaertion 80 centa Per square.
- Wa5ts Of fonr lines, slnglei Insertion, 20 cents
ne, JOURNAL AND srArEsaANis pnslished every
lnS and Friday al THREE DOLLARS YEAR pay
ttiI dy.nre No subscriptions Will be received for
hU ,bsn thres months, and no uni
~ paid unlesfNt Inception Of the pub
Usher. ,rr d, ,nupN.Y Ann aTATFsMAN ia pnb.
49,. tn9 "ysry Friday AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
n.vsbs ia Gavanee orTHREE DOLLARS At the end Of
ENTERTAINMENTS not exceeding square BIO In
rtd three dimes for ons dollar and sixty cents snu
y cents tor every lueni Insertion longcr ones
10 tho sane proportion. ma. a. A.. A., ,tu.
hsv ara 10 DO published, will be continued unhl thay
rs FORBID aud charged according 70 the shovs termp.
mo privilege u Annual Advertisers is strictly limited
IA thsir wn Immediate businesE and all advertisements
s he bsupnt OF other persons, we'll as all advertise
~ .,s NOT Immediately connected with their own bu
sss spd ali classes Of Rdv,raemeuts IN length or other
ss bsyond the limtf engaged, viii DO ch'rgei ~ ihe
nsuh ratns Per all such transient Hdyertsing hils VIII
ss ssnaratey rendered. and prompt payment 10 desired
"a srruRB INSERTION Of their Advertisements ana
noesp on tuesdays and Fridays our advertisers are IN
famed that their be handed In previous TO
nine O'clock. A. Nj, on Mondays and ThursdAys
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28
HOOP SKIRTS.
ATEsT FASHIONS DEMAND
j. W. BR1DLEPE
ogIEnRA1RD FArEsr
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
ioR DOUBLE spRIEa)
SKIRT.

THs Wonderful FLgxluLirY and great COMFORT aud
fLgAsuRu to LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC sKiRr
will be experienced particularly 10 all crowded Assk
nLr82, OPERAS CARRiAugs, RAILROAD EARh OHURcH
PKwA, RA CHAIRS for PBnMRNADR and iloUBB DnEBs as
the sKRr bs FOLDED when IN to OCCUPY small
PLACE easily and conveniently SILK or MUsIN
DERss an invaluable quality in crnolne, not found In
any single Spring skirt
LADT having enjoyed the PLEASURE, coAYoRT, aud
great CONVENIENCE Of wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRING SKIRT for SINGLE DAY will never Afterwards
willingly dispense with their For CHiLDRRH AsaEs
and YouHd LADIRs they are superior to all others.
ThsY will not BEND or BREAk like thu single Spring,
but VIII PRRhgRvE their PERFECT and GRACEFUL hHAPk
when three ar four ORDINARY SK1RTs Will have been
THROWN ABIDE Az UBBLgss. the HOOPs Tered with
pouRLH AM TWISTED THREAD, and the BOTTOM RODS
NOT only double springs bat twice Tor doube uovHREp
preventing them from wearing out when dragging down
Htoops, btAirs, sc.
The Duplex Elliptic IN great favorite with all ladies
and IL universally recommended by the FASHION MAdA-
MSS as the STANDARD sKlkr OF THE FASHION
ABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following ine.tlmable advantages In
TuRRsrLIsH SHAPE AND FINISH. yIs1iBIiTT DURABILITY,
ooHroRT and oOSoNr enquire for w BRADlBrs DUeLRx
Elliptic or loube Spring Skirt aud be sure you get the
genuine article
CAuTI0N.-,ro guard against IMPOSITION he par.
tleuaf TO NOTICE that akirts oered AZ "DUPLEX
the red ink stamp viz ~ " BrAdley's Duplex Hlipus
Steel Springs" upon the waistbaud-none others are
genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pin
being passed through the centre thus revealing the two
Tor douhel springs BRAIDED together therein which Gthe
secret ct heir PLRxiBTY and STRENGTH and Acomblna
lion not 70 be found In any other SKIRT.
fOk SALE In all Stores whore FlRSr GLASS skirts
ara sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY & CAREY,
OF Chambers and 10 and 81 Reade sts., N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-28

FTHosE WHO DESIRE BRILLtANOY of coMPLEx
l ion NUT purify and enrich the blood which Helm
bolds Concentrated Extract Of ssraapArls Invariably
does ASK for Hslmbold's. Table no othsr.