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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

BEAUTIFUL ANswERs.-A pupil of the
Abbe Sieord gave the following extraOrdi-
nary answers:
What is gratitude? Gratitude is the mem
ory OF the heart.
What is hope? Hope is the blossom of
happiness.
What is the difference between hope and
deslreY Desire is tree in leaf, hope is a
tree in flowers, and enjoyment is tree in
fruit.
What Is eternity? A day without yester-
day or tomorrow; day without end.
What is time? A line that has two ends
"a path that begins in the cradle and ends
in the grave.
What is Godl A necessary being, the sun
Of eternity--the machinist of nature-the
eye OF 1ustice-the matchless power of the
universe-the soul of the world.
Does God reason2 Man reasons because
he doubts; lie deliberates he desires; God
is omnipotent, he never doubts; therefore
never reasons.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

AN INCIDENT SHOWING THE BEAUTIES OF
SLAVERY Thursday night, as several
colored men from Claiborne county were
walking through our streets, they passed the
house of negro woman, who was standing
at her door. 1t was a beautiful moonlight
night, and as they passed by the old woman
she remarked, "That man looks like my
SON. lie was sufficiently attracted to stop.
and sure enough it was his mother The
young man had but lately commenced max
ing preparations to take trip to Virginia in
search OF his mother, and here, very unex.
pectedlY, they met and recognized each
other by the light of the moon. The moth
er, overcome with joy, slIneked and shout
ed, and hugged her son, as only mother
could. Sister Jane was called to see the lost
brother, and another scene of affection was
witnessed between brother and sister long
separated such as only those who experience
can appreciate. The young man who was
the hero of this scene was, we believe. A
member of the Republican Convention at
Jackson, and is now more than ever con
vinced that those best lriends' who sepa.
rated mother and child, brother and sister
won't do to trust in the present emergency
- VicksbuY9 Republican.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

THE Hicks STEAM ENGINE WORKS -
The sale of this celebrated establishment ut
New Castle on next Friday, Will, we arc
authorized to say, positively take place by
the Sheriff, as announced by advertisement
in another column. There will be neither
delay nor postponement, but the sale will be
thorough and absolute. We invite those of
our citizens and others interested in the
purchase Of the stock and machinery of the
establishment, therefore, to be promptly on
the spot on next Friday morning at eleven
O'Clock. There is a large quantity of valua-
bic stock that Is in daily use by nachinists
and others, which can doubtless be pur.
chased at reasonable prices. Let none
Say away from the sale on the supposilion
that it will not come of, else they will lose
bargains, as the stock will ussuredly be sold
at that time.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
sHERINF,5 sALHs.
szf,.c or A LARGE LOT
MS ETACllINERY.

~
tv yrtua Of aundry writs Of n Fa. to me slltso' s
viii hs exposed to Puir saw. At the shol oil y, @ d
stonm Enyine Company ct DeiAwae - 'hr rn,.r
IN ndrea Of New Castle, in Now CHtt oanhyi Al IN
,1sHiDAY OoTOBkk Is, iSU1 ~ ii oelooN' A. h' Wv
ons p,,tfrgribrl rersohal tIoptriy va AN, ,rsas .
nlsuiug macnipss q dill pc s arse, ,,aa lathss
holt cutters sottiu, nR mwh,nes III ss NJ tsps and
dies patent ehucks latgSe iarSe ~ NV a piatinrun
scales Ii vices anvils smail IHs'SSi,g marhina,
punching and sheating harhine, benfe- Inaehine,
wool planning machine mortising maehinei upriybt
ard ciicuAr saws iirlr steam Engines, compte,. /
stationary boiler nsned boilers ID un6nished boilers
nneinch indrr large lot Of castings for nlne-nsh
cylinders large let OF uu1ai,hed engines hrAsht
ma hines Jt OF benches and set screws heavy rucht,
lot OF shaug pulleyH aAd hpliing lot of becks falls
aud chains iron blocks and flls for crane large lot oi
iron nssks small eupOlaa. foundry ladies, large
beam, draws 5000 pounds, governors lot Of old aud
| new belung coal stoves lot of steam guAges iron
pumps sets OF whtes and aSlps lot OF paints, oils and
glass; q engine patterns rompse, iron safe lot
of white pine boards plauks, driving whees lot OF
boiler ubes and packing rse lot Of tools In Hnithshop
boiler shop machine thOp, moulding shop and pattern
shop; Uiee desks tabs and chars large lot OF pis
aud scrap ifon lot Of loi at and iound ron iot o
cast II, el aud bar steel nght day clocks lot OF oof
nuts, valve, haniea srewg, sNnd, emery paper d' ls
mAndris, aes, rrRmers litter preas large OIL ctns
large fhms shed, 10 caluvAcrs lot Of unfinished corr
ahsers 200 barrels OF cha coal lot Of blacksmith coal
long ladders ae Also the gAs fixtures In the buildn
| and lease of ahup.
| Bezed aud taken in execution the property o
The Hicks steam Engine Company, and TO be sold by
| WILLIAM HERBERT, Sheriff
Sheriff 0fhca New Castle, October iet, lSbI-4-ls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
REGIsTRR,s NOTICES.
} EGIsWhN'B OFFICE,
NRw CASTLE eouSrY,

ID EGIsTER's OFFICE,
IN NRw CASTLE GouETY.
August H. 1867.
Upon the application of John b. Porter aud John p.
Mclear Executors Of the last will aud testament o
asorge JONES' late Of Wilmington uudTel In said
" deceased It is ORDERED and directed by the Regis
that the Executors a0rasAd give notice of the grant
ing o. Letters documentary upon the Estate of the Dc
eeased with the date of graAtng thereof hy 'ausng
Advertisements to be postad within forty days from the
date OF such Letters in ax of tbs most public places
the County Of New CASTLE requiring all persons having
demands against the estate u present the same abide
by Act Of Assembly 10 tueh made and provided
And also tue to be inserted within tho
period In the Delaware state journal and Statesman,
newspaper Published IN Wilm gton and to he eontin
ued therein two months.
~, Given under the hand aud Seal Of ollce Of the
L, Register aforesaid, ut New Castle in New Castle
tv~' County aforesaid the day aud year above writ
tan. X. @. FkAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

IL Nav CASTLE CouNTT, August lith, 1867.
Upon the application Of Mary II BonsRl aud Hannah
Tonnall Executives OF the last Will aud Testament
Stephen Bonsali, late Of Wilmington lid lin said County
decd 1t is ordered and directed by the Register that the
Exeeurixes aforesaid give notice of granting of Letters
testameniaTy upon the Estate Of the decd with the date
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in ak Of
the public places OF the County OF Now Castle re-
quring all persons hnvitg demands Ainst the Estate
present the saine abide by Act of Assembly IN
. ,ueh made and provided And also the same
TO be inserted within the period in the Delaware
State Journal and Statesman, newspaper published in
Wilmnsto and to be continued theFein two months
r--> Given under tho haud and Seal Of Ohice Of thu
L. g. Register aforesaid at New Castle In New Castle
t~> County aforesaid the day and year above writ
tan. II. @. FRAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

MIR. GEORGE W. VERNON, of the Repub-
lican, is about commencing the new build.
ing intended for his office, at Third and
King streets. We understand that it is his
intention to erect fine iron front structure,
containing several stores and also baec-
ment saloon. We record this fact with
pleasure as it is an evidence of the Continued
success of the Republican. MIR. Yenon has
for many years laboriously applied Ills time,
his energies, and his means to his professions
and it is gratifying to know that prosperity
has rewarded his hbors.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

A HAPPY REJoINDER.-At Oxford, some
20 years ago, tutor in one of the colleges
limped in his walk. Stopping one day last
summer at u railway station, he was accost-
cd by well-known politician, who reeog.
nized him, and asked if he was not the chap
lain Of the college at such a time, naming
tho year. The doctor replied that he was.
" was there,n said his interrogator, land
l knew you by your limp" "Well, /" said
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
NnTInR

All persons having claims against the Estate Of the
ceased present the duly attstsd TO the Exeeu
before Au gust 18th 1865, abide the OF
Assembly in such made and provided.
MARY RuNsALL, lp,,
HANNAH BONSALL hAu'uulAeS'
As-Probaled bills may he left with JOHN A. prs
CAN, No. bl0 french Street, Nilm n-''h. bti
augt6-2nOs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
SALE or MACHINERY.

Will b6 ex posed to Pubic Sale FRIDAY OCTOBER
18TH 1885, At l01s oelock A. NJ In the Machine Shop
lAely occupied BY the Hicks steam Engine Company, IN
the Town OF New Castle and State OF delaware, the io
lowing goods and rhattels to witt
One Drill Press, Planning Machines, slide lathes and
vices.
nistrained for rent, by virtue of Landlords Warrant
against j. Thomas Budd and Thomas r. Sharp, trading
AS Budd sharp, and to he sold by
WILLIAM HERBERT, shorin.
sherin'a Ofiee New Castle october Sd, lsBf--4-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
NnrInR

All persons having claims against the estate Of the
deceased must present the duly attosted to the
Executors before August soth, A. D. 1868 abide
the Act OF Assembly In such made and provided
JOHN d PORTER, r,
JOHN 4. MciEAR, NA"0u'''H'
Address, Wilmingtn on. neawars seg3.2m,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
62S. moor SKIRTS. 62S.
WILLIAM 4. HOPKINS,
"our Own Moksr

Alter more than iVe years experience and experiment.
Ing in thu manufacture OF STRICTLY First oUALITY
HOOP SKIRTS, uifsr Justly reebrated goods 10
rsriprty sll others 10 the American market aud
they acknowledged by ali who wear or deal ia
tham they give more satisfaction than any her Skirt
and recommend themselres in respee Dealers IN
Hoop Skirts should make note Of This iact EVERY
LADY WHO HAS NOT GIVEN THEM A TRIAL SHOULD
Do 80 WITHOUT PURTHER DELAY.
Onr assortment embraeea every style length and siEo
for Ladies', MRsss aud Children. Also, Skirts made to
order, Altered and Repaired
Ask for Hopkins Own Makep and be not deceived.
fos that the letter III Is the Tapes between
sirh Hoop aud that they stamped W. r. HOPKINS
MANUFACTURERS. 62s Arch Street, Philadelphia, upon
each tape No others are genuine.
Also, constantly hand full line OF good New York
and Eastern made Skirts, at very low preep.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
At the Philadelphia Hoop Skirt Mauuf,etory and Eul,
porum, No. Gas Arch street phTadelphla.
nars-lomooetlb. wM. T. HoPKlNA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

REv DR. MoCurLouon, for number of
years Rector of Trinity Parish in this city,
died at ms residence, Waverly, New York,
on Sunday last. Dir, Mccullough had many
warm personal friends in Wilmington, who
will learn of his decease with profound
regret. His remains will be brought to this
place and inferred in the old swede's church
ground, on tomorrow morningat 10 o'clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

the doctor, sit seems my lmping made
deeper impression on you than my prcach-
lug "Ah, dociorn was the reply, with
ready wit, s'itis the highest compliment
we can pay minister 10 say that he is
known by his walk rather than by his con-
versai!on.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

The United States Court, Justices swayno
and Ballard, having decided the Civil Rights
bill to be constitutional, Rhodes, Stuart and
Vickery were sentenced at Louisville, KY,
on Friday, to ten years imprisonment in
the penitentiary for rebblng and mallreatlng
negroes in Nelson county.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

We REMIND our readers that the nimita-
bic Gouen will lecture this evening on
Curiosity. Early attendance will secure
seats. The house will be filed 10 overflow
inp of conrsr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

A special dispatch in the morning Post
from New Orleans, says private advces has
been received there to the effect that Juarez
has been reelected, President Of Mexico, al
though tho vote between him and Diaz is
close.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

sezeinore, the instiEator of the Roge7aville
CTenn.) riot, at the Etheridge meeting last
summer, was shot dead On Friday last, at
Rogersvillc, by Union soldier named vii.
lis. sezemore's trial lor murder had lust
been postponed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
JOAN MoLs4R, seoro,ar
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
AT THE
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL,
TO REMAIN BUT ONE DAY

those who are drsirous Of consul ing him IN viii
mirgton, or - his Office. at 031 AGoll srREsT
rulhApELrHlA are respectfully Invited locsil n
HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICnt TmAg
: on the ID day Of OCToDER, A. D., 1871. Warsn
Bankruptcy was Issued against the Estate II Hetrl
hYle' oi Wilmington "a the County oi New Caste a8'
state Of Delaware, who hss been adjuiged larkip'
ON lis ON prlitot
That the payment 4 any debs and delivery Of apl
property belensi sins To tuc Bankrupt to him " for hi
iss ana q transfer Of sny property y him forbid
Ihat mertug OF the creditors of the SAID Bsnkfup
70 prove Their debts, and to choose Assgue
n his kalatr viii he held at Court Of Bankruptcy.
he holden at The oAie OF levi O. BIRD, on The Nlfthe,
corner oi sixth aud King Streets in the City Of vii
october A. d. 1871 at iU oOlaek, a. NJ
JOSEPH SEAL,
Vet4St' u. $. Marshal Rs Mes ongef.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
nIAHRIEn.

the 7lh inst,
OF the NJ. Il. Parsonage, in Chester, by the
Rev. IL. Il. Gilroy, Mr.. HANcE j. SHAFT
NEE, to Miss MARY L. RIGGs, both of
Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania will
now stand Read, Agnew, and Strong, who
have voted with the Republicans, and
Thompson and Sharswood, Democrats.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

A soMEAMBULrsT in Milwaukee robbed
himself recently OF his own money and
valueblee, burying them in the yard at night.
lie was at length watched and the hiding
place discovered.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
Died.

McCULLoUGH.-At Waverly, New York,
October 18Th, 1867, Rev. j. W. McCuL-
LouaH, d. D., for many years Rector of
Trinity Church of this city.
His relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral, at 10 o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, al the Old Swede's Church.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

England has paid out already more than
two million dollars on the iron clad North
cumberland.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

FIiAKR No MORE UNpLEasAN aud UNSAFE RENE
DtRs for unplsasu and dangerous disaa,ea Us
HslmbOld's Extract Buehu aud Improved Rose wash
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
Oslobsr II, iss7.-iB.

EXTRA NEW BUCKWHEAT MEAL
Ia first OF the season. for sale est market price
per pound, hundred or ton, at
O. CHANDLER SON,
Oslober IL, lbsI.-lb. 6ii Market Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

As-Two PERFORMANCES DAILY-AftsrnoOn at I
Evening at ~.
Zee Pieiorisf and Descriptive BlnA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
shnrlnla ofIice. New o lslle s.pemler ao is61 -
-,IEuIFF,s sALE.--HY VIRTUE or

kaHEftIEENS SALEs-aBA OF a
y writ Of LeTRT Facias. 10 directed will be exposed
to Public Sale Al the Indian Queen Hotel kept by Isaac
Pyle in the CITY NJ Niimngtnn, NaT Castle County,
Delaware, on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day OF OCT 1OBER,
1867, at o'clock, p. H., the following described Real
Estate, viz;
All those two cOrtan lots pieces Of land situate in
the City Of Wilmington, bounded and described fol-
lows, to wit:
NO i-Beginning at a corner Of land formerly Of
Thomas smith, at the dlstnnee of sevonty.wo eot from
the easte ly side Of Madison street. thence hery
parallel with Madison street .shtyone feet to the
southotiy side Of four feet wide alley leading into
Madia street. thsnoe thereby easerly and parallel with
Eighth street eighteen feet t1 stake thence sOuhtrly
and parallel with Madison street e hty feet the
afaad sd4 Of Eighth street thence westerly and along
he side OF Eighth street eighteen feet iha place
heginnipg be the content. thereof less, with
the itee use lriv OF raj alley In with
owners and oreupants Il lots bounding the
No 2. Beginning MI the eAeterly SIDE Of Washington
street. between Ninth and Tenth Streets corner
land sold to John g. Jackson and distance Of one
hundred and twenty f,at IRON the northerly side Of Ninth
street, thsnee eatttry and parallel with Ninth sest
hundred feet to stAke, thence north Ily and parallel
with Washington stree twenty fset to stake, theme
westerly aud parallel with Ninth street hundred f
| to stake in the easlehy hde OF Washington street
aforesaid and thence thereby s1uthery twenty fet d
the plsee Of beginning, bs the contents thereof
lsas
| seized and taken in execution as the property o
Ezekiel r. Aiken, deceased and ts and to be sold by
| WILLIAM HERBKKT, Sheriff.
Sheriff = 0Aica. New Castle, september 49, 1867 -l-is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
NA1 AN AGRICULTURAL CA1
-xscssA- -AgHAS
EXHIBITION AND FAIR
Will RE HELD AT

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
On OCTOBER 18th, 10th and 18th, 1867.
And extended the weather be unfavOrable to the 18th
and 10Th.
The Exhibition will not be, contemplated, confined
To display Of Horses We offer
PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO OVER $4,000,
For trials ofspeed, Horses Cattle, Sheep, swins Pon
try, the products Of the Farm Gardens aud Dairy and
Machinery and Manufactures, Flowers, Fancy Articles,
Works OF Art, &c.
Aave very large and eonvenisut building Tor the
exhibition Of Manufactures Flowers Fancy hrirles &C.
In the Ladiaa' Department, 800 Premium, con.
eisting Of Articles Of silverware offered.
Catalogues, containing list Of the premiums texeebt
Tor trials Of epeed) ready for distribution
We hope the Agrculiurista, Manufacturers, and PR.
tculnrly the Ladies', will do all they TO make the
Exhibition a aueress
No entrance fees required for otting and pacing, and
no reairetinns as In residence
Trials Of Speed will take place on the marning and af
ternoon Of the 10th aud 18th, programmes which win
be ready in few days.
N. B-The grounds i'll be open the Iith for the
reception Of Stock and articles for exhibition All on
tres must be made In writing, before ~ o'clock on
Tuesday, the 18th sta Ing the class, the name
denee oil the person Bnterng and Df Stock the name
age aud color Of the EnimAl.
zADoGK TOWNSEND, President.
M. II MdCAnE. Saeretaty ont A.4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
WILL RxHIBIT IL

THURsDAT, OCT. 81
oetIs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

ADMISSION. .,....,,...,'. .'"'...sDo CAhli
CHILDREN, nnder 10 years Of age.".""...@6 CENT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
19uERIFF,s sALE,--IiY VIRTuE OF I

SNHERIFB's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ II V-hdtoai kxp'nss to me tcted, will be
posed to Pubic sale at the lndan Queen Hotel kept
bs Isaac Pyle, IN the City OF Wilmin ton Now Castle
tounty, DslawAre, SATURDAY, the 18Th day of o.
tober 1867, at o'clock T. NJ, the following described
Resi- Estate, viz;
All those two several piac4a plraaS OF Land, titn e
In tic CITY VI Wilmington, New Castle Couuty, Della
ware, bounded and described as follows, to wit:
No l-B gnniug the ea, sIly Hds OF Wilson sir,
between seventh aud Eighth sreet., at tbs distance
Atout 10 feet Inches on the enuthtry side Of Eighth
street at middle Of tho dylion wall sOuherly
wall OF Henry + paSis hlnss thedca through the mid.
die OF the easiery parallel with Eighth sreee, 70
feet to the westerly side OF ree-et vide al ey leading
into Eighth street, thence nlOng said alley side oWherly
p4ai eli with Willon se- 10 feet 10 stake, hence by
new line westerly and parallel with Eighth street, "a
feet to the aforesaid Of Wilson ste4t and thence
thereby northely 10 ee to the lace OF beginning, be
the contents more " esa
wilstn street between seventh and Eighth Streets, at
corner land late Of rhemma Chandler, at the dis
tanee OF about III feet our inches from tho southerly
aide Of Eighth Street thence easerly add parallel with
kshlh Street n feet to the westery side OF three feet
vide alley funnng into lilhh Street thelca along said
aleysds southsly and pa lei TO Wilson Street IS feet
to stake, theme, westerly by line dividing this
from Lands David @. Nl,on and patRllel with Eighth
street IL feet 10 tie AFORESAID tiatf Wilson Street. and
thence thereby npThary u feet 10 tho paee o beginning,
be the contents more or less.
ssis. I'd and taken in ex ohil N as the property u
Henry Smith ceased, snd 10 he sold by
WILLIAM HRkhgRT, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

HRLABoLD's EXTRACT BUCuu gives health and
III vlsor to the frame and bloom the pallid cheek.
Debility IL accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
and IL DO treatment Is submitted to, Consumption, In
sanity, or Rpilsptio Fits enAus
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
FRESH AND ATTRACTIVE,

Rnbr elng all ths parapernAa and adIunets nessFary
10 frst class Circus Tha limits Of advertisement
will scarcely suffice for fall description Of the OUTFIT or
the talents OF the Arts employ ad In this unique esAb
thmsnt but the proprenrs take especial pride In d.
rtctng attention the Equestrian Company which Ia
composed Of all the old faTorites,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

h5- THE GORGEOUS BAND CHARIOT, with the
splendid BAND Of MUSICIANS will be followed by tbs
mAgniaesntly decorated carriages and VnH. and will
prove TO be an eminsnlly IMPOSING SPECTACLE very
rarely seen In this country.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
NEW HARNESS.
TEHAYER s. MOVES

Take pleasure Ia Announcing that their ,bshed
and farorite OifcIs aud Animal Exhibition has Teen
thoroughly reorg uzed and complete rsnesed in every
dsat-ihus enabling the management to present ths
public with 81 mething
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15

h-Every patron obtains Match by tins afFap y me- @
costing but $40 willis Il may be worth SLOW no v"
tality thosn-Ga .,i6
We wish to Immediately dis oi the above mAgnIt glt
rent Stock. Certificates. uAuag tue ArhrleH' are nil
in sealed enve opes, and vol uuxed Iindrrs are wv
tied to the article. nad their reftihclte upon I
ment of Ten Dollars. whether II he Watch worm ~ XIV
Thousand Dollars, wot ia les'. Tue ieh "a oa
upon payn eat ire peGiVe OF ils worth, and ~ 40 4
ee valued loss than $40 is snei un any csrine'"t
will at once ho seen that this S
NO LOTTERY,
BUT A sTRAIGnTPoRwARD LEGITIMATE ThAN9
ACTION, WHICH MAY BE PARflOlPATEp
in EVEN BY THE MOTT FAsIlDIuus' ,n
single certificate viii seat by mad, posl-paiu,
receipt of 90 cents, Ave for 81, esyen for 81
aud elegant premin Ter IS, Ax-six And more
premium Tor l0 one hundred aud most superb ,nis
iur slh To Agents those wiahi1g unTloyneu,
Ia rare oppnTtuntty. 1t is lesmatey eoudp a onsn
business, duly authorized bY the Uo'erhinsn Hpu P'
to tbs most careful Heruti,,v 1fg Ns.
WRIGHT, BRO 4 90 Impotlefs
,aptqa-wAa I6i Broadway, Now York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
TIE BABY ELEPHANT,
LEARNED PONY,
And Trick Horse, "Grey Eagle"
VIII be introduced by Mr.. NoJsr.
THE COMIC MULES

VIII ba introduced by DR.. THAYER, and the THREE
CLOWNS will produce their credentials unassisttd
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-10-15
nEGIsTMIt,s OFFICE,

Addraas. w,lnlnslnn. nslawar. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

ILLUMINATING OIL John T. Hill, OF
this place, has purchased the right tor the sale
OF Etter's Illuminating Oil, in this city, and is
recommending it to public notice, as a very SUI
perior oil, with many advantages over the
other fluids for burning, now in use 1t can be
used 10 any kind Of lamps, besides having
lamps particularly constructed for it. The ex,
perimrnts we have seen with this oil, were all
satisfactory, and rame up to the statements of
Mr.. Hill with regard to it. 1t is said not to be
explosive, and can be burned and lighted with
perfect safety. Mr., Hill desires that it should
te tried and tested.