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How To BECOME \ MILLIoEAIRE.-
John McDonough. the millionaire OF
New Orlea us, has engraved upon his
tomb series of maxims he has pre-
scribed as the rule for his guidance
thro ugh life, and to which his success
in business is mainly attributed. They
contain SO muck wisdom that we copy
them:
RLtLeS for Gitiduncc 0I my Life, ls04.-
Remem Der always that LABOR IL one OF
the conditions OF our existence. Time
is gold; throw no one minute away, but
place each one TO account. Do unto all
inen AS you would be done by. Never
put oil III tomorrow what you can do
Today. Never bid another do what
you can do yourself. Never covct
what is not your own. Never think
auY matter so tritling as not TO deserve
notice. q Meyer give out that
which does not first come in.
Never spend but TO produce. Let
the greatest order regulate the trHnsac-
tiuns of your life. Study your course
OF life to do the greatest amount OF
good. Deprive yourself OF nothing
necessary TO yOur comfort, but live in
an honorable simplicity. Labor, then,
to the last moment of your existence.
Pursue strictly the above rules, and
the Divine blessing and riches oievery
kind will flow upon you to your hearts
content, but first ofall, remember that
the chief and great duty of your life
should be to tend, by all means in
your power, to the honor and glory OF
our Divine Creator. rra.Z .sf
The conclusion TO whlchI have ar
rived is, that without temperance there
| is no health, without virtue no order;
without religion no happiness; and that
the aim of our being is, to live wisely,
soberly, and righteously. Hf
wv ~ JoHS MCDoSOUeH,
NeU Orleans, March 9, 1901.
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Government Carriages and Spring
WAGONS,

wagons.
General Orders No. IS, Headquarters
of the Army, AdjutHnt Generals Office,
Washington, September Fl, 1857 pro-
mulgates regulations received from the
War Department. which are published
for the government of all concerned,
and will be aarried into execution with
the least possible delay.
All carringes and spring wagons of
every description, excepting the pre-
scrI6ed medical wagons, and all am-
balances, excepting those known AS
the Wheeling or Rucker pattern, to
gether with the harness used in cOnnec-
lion herewith, which belong or per-
tain to the ariermuster's Department,
will be immediately turned into the
most convenient depot or depots OF
said ID .partment, with view to their
sale at public auction; and, hereafter,
no ambulance, carriage or spring wa.
gou will be purchased or manufactured
except by order OF the War Depart
ment. f..... .s
The attention Of all officers of the
army : directed to section 5 of the act
of March IL, 1864 as fOllOwsi That the
ambulanceS i'll Tie armies of the United
States shall be used only for the trans
portation of the sick and wounded, and,
iu urgent cases only, Ior medical sup
plies; and all persons shall be prohib-
tied from using them or requiring them
TO be used for any other purpose.
And any officer who shall use an
ambulance, or require it to be used for
any other purpose than as provided in
this section, shall, for the first offence,
be publicly reprinanded by the COM
mHnder of the army corps in which he
may be servingi aud for r,the second of
fence shall be dismissed from the SER
ylCen rta...r. .r ".
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The Atlantic IMonthty ior OCTOBER Is
issued with the following table of con-
tents The guardian Angel, X, by
Oliver Wendell Holmes; Themistocles, +,
by william Everett; Ben Johnson, by
EP. whipple; Observation-Disclosures The
Rose Rollins, l., by Alice Cary Inter
national Copywright, by James Parton;
The Flight OF the Goddess, by 7. b.
Aldrich; the Throne of The Golden
Foot, by j. W. Palmer; The Autobi-
ography of a Quack, Part /; Writings
Of T. Adolphus Trollope, ny II. It.
Tuckerman; A Native of Bornoo; By
ways OF Europe, from Perpignan to
Monsterrat, by Bayard Taylor; Dinner
Speaking, by Edward Everett Hale;
Reviews and Literary Notices: Mr..
Whipple's papers on Ben johnson" Is
an admirable critical essay. The char
acter of johnson is summed up as fol-
lowsc ~ ~ "a E.. %FE ~
Still we say, 80 rare Ben JohnsohH ~
A large, rude, clumsy, English force
irritable, egOtistic, dogmatic, and quar-
relsome, but brave, generous and pla-
cable: with no taint Of a malignant
vice in his boisierous foiblesj with a
good deal of the bulldog in him, but
nothing of the spaniel, and one whose
Rrowl was ever worse than his bite
he, the bricklayer's apprentice, fighting
his way TO eminence through the
toughest obstacles, capable OF wralh'
but Incapable of falsehood, willing 10
boast, but scorning to creep, still stur-
div keeps his hard won position among
the Eliznbethan WORTHLESS as poet, play
right, scholar, man OF letters lnhn OF
muscle and Drawn; aS friend of Beau
mont and Fletcher and Chapman aud
Bacon and Shakespeare; and as ever
ready, in all places aud at all times, TO
assert the manhood of Ben by tongue
and pen and sword.
The illustrated articles in HarPer's
Magazine for October are numerous
and lively. The amusing dodge
Club" is brought to conclusion
"Iobinette. Berlops'' is a'lively extrav-
aganza. The articles, "Giving Instruc-
tions on the Piano, the "Lost jackson
Boy" and on "Toads." are specially
worth reading. The latter tells us why
toads are always cold:
In every toad there is ii sack OF pure
water, not at all connected with the
kidneys, but serving as a reservoir, and
furnishing, doubtless, u part Of the hnid
which transpires from the skin. This
fluid is very harmlessin the common
English and A m erican toads. So, also,
is the liquid which is largely secTeted
by the bean. shaped bunch on each side
OF the toad's head, as well as that
which is so freely elected when you
suddenly grasp IA toad in your hand.
Most persons are afraid of these fluids,
and Imagine them poisonous. They
are mistaken. Not even Macabeth' s
weird sisters could now lind venom in
the common toad. 1t is true, however,
that these juices have slightly irrita-
ting effect when applied to the eyes or
ii flesh wound, and that n cat or dog
does not like to take second taste.-
But they are substantially harmless.
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BIBLICAL IHSTLFUTE-
LecsuTeTE-w X. PESDLEroS. c. l. LOos,
R kICHAKDSOS. ]. r. BARCLNY-
The course of Biblical Lectures commences
the last Monday In March and continues
weeks. FREE OF CHARGE TO ALL
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wEcannot too strongly commend the
Tenuesseean method of personal re-
contres. Senator Patterson and Gen.
Kyle, of Tennessee, met in a Washing
ton hotel. The Senator slapped the
Generals face, whereupon the General
knocked the Senator down, whereuPon
the Senator drew trigger on the Gen
eral, whereupon friends intertered,
took place, the combat
ants shook hands, and then all parties
took a drink" There Is nothing, says
the New York Times, since Pickwick
so ,tins as this. '"There is dramatic
simplicity in the incidents, and dra-
matic climax in that deltoUemellt of.the
drink The steps follow naturally one
upon the other, and the 'unities' are
preserved. The Senator has bis shoot
inE-irons handy, as Senators of couEse
should; "frfsnds interfere" just at the
right poiut; nay, apoetIeaif justice Is
served out, Ior OneSman gets slap IN
the face, the other knock down, and
both get u drink. e- s4l
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Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
FOR INSTANCE

rna. nsv., nave essn.ner asxs. san.es. boat:
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The People's Bank.
Transportation.
& OHIO R.R. COMP'Y

OFFICE RALT. q OHIO RAILRoAD
wHEELISG, May Z, lso7.J
SUMMER SCHEDULE
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
I the following schedule ON and afLsr May
5, 1857.
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Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.

tSAOTtet and CtiekeIf R0stS Btz1f and Resl.J
IN AND AFTER APRIL 9TH, 1867.
" Trains will run ~ fOllowE
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TTIHE TwESTY-SEvENTH SESSION OF
i this well known ssRt OF learning will
commence on
MONDAY, sorh sEPrEnBER. 1857.
and terminate on the 18th June, 1888 II Is
TomanticalEy situated in the midst OF the
iboSseulnl and healthy hill country OF the
an handle" Of West Virginia, and easily
acceesSloie ny Rail Rozd or River, and sur
Tonnoen wtA " the most favorable Influences
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided both for PUBLIC and pRI-
VATE BOARDING. and untaInishs1i rSons
vii be let TO students who WSa 10 board
An expeTisneed and able corps of 4.sosss.
sors Is engaged, and every fRcility for n SSEs-
pIeGe and thorough course OF instruS-
lion will be furnished 10 the student
+a. FACULTY.
w.K PENDLEToN, President, and Prof.
Of Mental. Moral and Political Philosophy
and Bellies Letters
Q, L LoOS, Prof Of Ancient Languages
Il. ". H1SbING. PuOL of Mathematics
u j. 7. ssRcLAY, Prof. of Natural scIencesa-
B. 7. JONES, Tutor.
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l4O Main Street,
~ - u gL&l

Corner Of Union. WI H-EELIN
". IL X ~
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Educational.
Bethany College.

rNHE TwESTY-SEvENTH SESSION OF
i this well known seRt OF learning will
on
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-05-28
FRAN KLIN
SILVER MINING
COMPANY

nv,,a Investments in no doubtful enterprise They have
District Lander County Nevada situated hut one ami
halt miles from Canou City, aud ABOUT ten mics ltoui
Thar La ICES are nj great width rich in suriAce indca
inns aud al depth Of only sixty test have yielded ore
hst mid s2l5 per ton. worked by the rudest method.
TIE "CUsT0M HOUSE" LEDGE,
of which OO feet belongs to this Company is exceed
ingy rich aud located that tunnel 200 ieet IN engA
viii strike the ledge at depth of 300 feet below ltS OUT
crop. 800, T.. ,.,.,. 900. .,,,sa 9th the
utmost vigor It can be continued al winter anu rel
,navrock will be ready early day for reduction AZ
he mills already located short distance aud AVora'
be are already made for crushing the ores
OF the Company until such time AS their own Works are
erected.
THE "PRICE CURRENT" LEDGE,
feet in length s located upon the opposits side Of
the same Canon AZ the ledge already described 1t IA
abont feat in width. with well dehuud essiuEs
A suitable description OF these properties cannot be
given in few word full information may bs obtained
at the Office Of the Company
| The advantages Of choice among many good location
have been securei by the personal inspect Of repre-
sentative of the Company. OF practical mining experience
From his detailed reports the Company ara assured O
the almost tnexhkusttbs rlchness 0 their property an
are made for prosecuting the business VIII
vgor, accuracy and despatch
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES
Of the Stock of the Company will be sold Oh account
Working Capital No other stock is offered Tor sale
Az entirely original 4nd mutual plan has hesn adopte
far the Bpeedy disposal OF the working caia tor the pa
ticuias ai which all parties invited to call at II
Office, No 432 Chestnut ST.. fup stairs lrb--i
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PAIN KILLER

From the best and purest materials, and with a
care that iusures the most perfect uniformity in
the medicine.
The reputation of the Pain Killer has suffer
ed more OF less from numerous counterfeits aud
limitations, that have been issued from time to
time. many of them well calculated to deceive
promising to cure diseases for which the Pain
Killer is intended while they ccnt4u As
any properties in common vita d, aud are gene
rally entirely worthless. These became SO nu-
merous that, in 1861 to protect the public and
ourselves, We wrnI heavy expense in pro.
curing finely engraved steel plates for our Ia
bells altering, at the same time, the shape Of
our bottles. from Octsgon TO nat panel. will
&" Davis Vegetable Pain Killer" blown in III,
glass On one side of each bottle is finely en-.
graved likeness OF Perry Davis, tho inventor o.
the medicine on the other side of each il oui
note Of hand, as finely engraved, to counterfeit
which is held to be forgery by the laws of tn,
United States.
To the name Of our medicine,
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pERnY nAvls, rAIN Kll-I.rn

We have often tpoken Of this great medicine in terms
OF very high praise aud We have uian To- that M Ma
could say in Its favor would not do 1t fall Justice m
OF those medicines Of which oan spelk--and spes
REHABILITATION experience, for have rapsatpiir
taken y and invariably with tho best results ahl III
greatest satisfaction We keep 1t on hand rosdy
for an emergency, and regard II not only az ma n
the very best and most reliable Of Belenrs III use 1r
various Ills hut Of the cheapest also lis cost b
the way-hAt IS, the cost Of all tho lngrsd ns Of which
II Is composedhaB been considerably inctUas 4 hui tb
price Of the medicine has teon but yHy lir I'd, p,o
1t is not likely th4t the popularity Davis Pam Ilr,
will 10 any measure decrease hal the demand lpr IA
will In the slightest degree dseiine ulli soma otler
che for alleying pain and rnTg thu various
Tor which u Is so geneIal used ht be isc,ered of
equal potency with it-of whirh thara seams to ie tp
probability Az remedy for stomach complaints such
as dysentery diarrhWai Ne, the Rain Killer H. without
doubt unsurpassed, and everywhere most esorvediy Ia
demand. One, two, three doses OF taapiunful each
| n Wineglass or milk and water, with little sugar,
have repeatedly, within our knnw1sdEa eecualy cured
SERIOUS trouble of this kind. JudgIn-nt should IN
doubtedly be used In not checking certain stages u
diarThmA TOO suddenly but taken at thu proper time
the Pain Killer will like charm, and freq rurs
when nothing else will,-PrOpideHce Adu0iisr
! Sold BY all Druggists. mar IB-sn
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
HARLAN & BROTHERS,
(suecessors to EDWARD L. Rios)
NO, 3 EAST SECOND STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Groceries, Wines and Liquors.
FIN THE undersigned would respectfully isiafsja
EEE3 call attention 10 their Stock Of WINES Ell
NSsAk and LIQUORS. The facilities possessed tiazrlD
81 them for obtaining ali Wines aud Liquors IN their
purity with long experience in the business Affords 81
Suranee for the character and quality OF "inss' ~e
Amongst the stock may be found 49,.
Cognac Brandy, Pale do, Jam eica spirits
Holland Gin Scotch Whiskey, .
In wood and bottle,
Madeira, Port, Lisbon Sweet halsss
TeneTlfie, Sherry, Champagne oiAret'
WINES very choice and old, in wood aud bottles. .
Extra fine Monongahela Whisky, two to ave years Oh
the flavor cannot be surpassed. ~.
70 Tayera keepers supplied on the most rensonahe
terms. Families supplied with tue cheapest Nlnee AuN
Liquors, Tor culinary purposes.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
InTalids in want Of old Wines and Liquors OF various
kinds for medicinal PURPOSES may rest assst91 a o.
tanning them Of the finest quality from HARLAN
BROTH ER, No. East Second Street opposite tue lower
OLD w1NEs AND LIQUORS.
Superior old Ines and Liquors for medical purpose.
with general assortment Of we'll collected 1huUhhiha
always on hand, and for sale at fair prices by
MARIAH Ba9TnEa No. ,d ESsi s99 900 s n
RI0R QUALITY.
Hotels, country trade and supplied whole
sale and retail by the cask demohn, dozen or paekaS
Of assorted kinds All orders by post or otherwise e
oevsd, giving limit in Price, warranted to be satsias
torly allied, the goods taken back Please call ant
examine at HARLAN 4 BROTHER's, No. . East hecon
! Street, Wilmington, Del.
NOTICE TO sp0RsTMEN.
Duponta best Eagle Powder in Canisters and w lh
kegs, duck and ride Also shot Of all siEes suitable h
rail and reed bird shooting in season. percussion cap
and dealer in Glover, Timothy Orchard and Herd Graf
Seed, all tor sale by HARLAN 4 BROTHER,
| mY29-lv Opposite the lower Market Hous
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STOVES AND TINWARE.
nELAwARE RANGE, HEATER AND
~ STOVE DEPOT,
PICKLES, WEAVER g. CO.,

flOhELS, WEA v Eh a iva
SUCCESSORS TO II. p, PICKLES,
Nos. I and 8 East Fourth Street
10 thore interested in or 10 Of really rst class
COOKING RANGE, one that will bum less coal, BAKE
better, and cost less for repairs thsn any other 70 we
market, would call their attention % the following
certificates Of gentlemen who have had large expert
epce III such matters and we'll known in this city
WILMINGTON, January 9th, 1898.
Me- H. r Piokels.-DgAR siR.-l have tried three dif
iereni kinds OF Kitchen Ranges before purchased the
MAsee Range from you, which you put up In my honsei
aud am TO say, that the Mages is worth than
the others comhinei both as 10 utility and ECONOMY II
does its work wall and with one hai Of the cosl reqnlf
ed oy either 81 the others 1t beats room ~ the sesona
story very comfortable In tbs exceedingly cold Weahsf
E. O. sToTsENDuRd,
WILMINGTON, February LIST, 1860.
IL =. Piekeis, Esq II take great pleasure In recon-
put III Tor think Il a decided i'm royemsnt any
Range have used It will do twice the amount of
work and with half less coal, than any Range have
ever seen Very respectfully,
Your obt servant
Oh. GALLAGHER.
WILMINGTON, February, 1866.
pleasure in stating that II gives every satisfaction bAkes
well and gives a very large supply Of hot water have
no hesitation in recon nendlnR il ~ others.
Very respectfully
II +. PicKELs, ESQ.
WILMINGTON Dbl.
The Range put mp for me- by Mr.. Pickles works nov
lundsr the agemsnt of cook who understands hei
busnes-) very well, and gives complete satisiaetion
E. q. BRADFORD.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aus. H. 1855.
! III ,. Pickles. Esq.-DRAR Sir The Magps Cookinl
Range put up for me- at 6O French street gives eniir
sati'iAciion consider the Magee Range superior 7
any In the Market and cheerfuy recommend II to al
penons Ia want Of an economical Range
Truly yours &c, ....
These only few Of the very many certificates tei
tiiylng to the worth OF the Magee kaHge. Many other
be seen by calling the establishment, Nos and
| East Fourth street.
We would also call the al entlon Of the people Of WI
mratun and vicinity to our MAGE HEATERS AN
sreVEs, all OF which will le guaranteed to give TO a
who use them entire satisfaction. AUS
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"
i0nlnlNLL MIlL CRssK. &e.l


THIS Company continues to offer to the people Of Della
Wars lts superior advantages OF Insurance against los
by Ore all descriptions Of property except Marine
The Inatutioa Ia ded BY 20 years expert
in and attsnon to the subject 81 Mutual
by reason of which, It 10 believed the Managers have
enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties OF property, render the member
shp among the equitable in character Of the nume
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II credit itself that Its payments Of losses have
beu so prompt and LIBERAL that in % years business and
losses reathing 100000 mot single case Of tiga
ton has occurred, and scarcely one without enhre Sa
Lookiug more 10 the safety than the number and
amount 81 its risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of Insurance, either as requiring too
great amount In single risk or as Offering nnht OBJ
eets Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this nsnner is conceived Il has the safest and
most select list assurances proportion to the amount
-orers sir Millions Of Dollars, of any other Company
within reasonable range.
As evidence II tals mas not only reduced the
nsursuce At ali times moderate onesxth during the
asst two years presents clear surplus fund Of
OOO security against any assessment on the Deposit
Notes. which SUN by the resort 70 Scrip oeTtiseaies 81
BIZ paving interest to them from January 1852 At the
Ateof per cent. per Annum, thus making s tartht
ii commenced the year 1862 with real protection to
the community in Deposit Notes Of $26O,009
surplus Fund 10000
Total protection, ssCoOoC
the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware and as such
'D'' ONsA' y f~'''-'' " Prssident--JEssE SHARPE.
Secretary end rreAsurer-hoBkRr moVAhhi NJ "
,, DIRECTORS:
Bill Wilson, Brandywine Hdi James Delaplani Christi
ana Hdi James Webb, Samuel Barr y. G. siotsenbur
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd Robert hcCabe, NIL
Creek Hd. John p Williamson, White Clay Creek I'D
George Japver, New Castle Hdj Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
cader Hd; John G. Clark, Red Lion Hd.i VIM. Temple
smyrna; James II. Burnham, st. Georges HID; Charlie
, r. Fleming, Peter p Causey, Milford Henry Todd, Dove
Charles Tunne Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll Tor receiving applications for insul
anee Of members:
iii Wilson, Brandywine Id; Robert Mcoabe, Mi
n Creek ud. James DelapiAin, Christians Hid; John
williamson, white Clay Creek Hdi Curtis b. Ellison
PeneAder Hid Red Lion st. Georges and App0quinimin
Hundreds Joseph O. GriGth, smyrna James OnFpe
New Castle HID Charles r. Fleming, Milford Char'
Tunnel, Georgetown Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to Il
nj undersigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate attic
ion.
, Ia ROBERT hooABE ~ D., Secretary
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NEW GROCERY STORE,
No. 3 West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shpley Streets,

No. 8 West Third Street, between Mar
ket and Shipley Streets,
Next door to the Farmers Bank,)
WILMINGTON, DEL.
a51 The undersigned especially announces to his
old friends and the pupe rally that he has
lENk completed his Store, aud has opened With
Nsee1Sstook Of hne new and fresh
GROCERIES, SUGARS AND MOLASsES,
Lowering crushed graduated and puveri4ed Sugars,
soft, white and coffee Sugars
Syrup aud all kinds Of MolSssea,
Old Government Java Coffee, Laguifs, MRrieAihO Rio,
Green and hoasted Coffee the iuost black and Green
Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour; Buck.
wheat all kudg OF pure Spices, sadnes, all kinds Of
Canned Fruits French and English Mustard, pure olive
OILS Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Catsup; English
and American Pickles; Jellies, Cheese fresh Roll Butter
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate; Vermacelli, Mscaron
Washing Soap in great variety, Toilet Soap, Silver Gloss
Starch Currans, haisins, Ctron Almores Mince Meat
Dried Peaches aud Apples, GTanberrips, Brooms, Paint
ed Buckets, Brushes; Sperm. AdamRntne and Talow
Candles and all articles usually Kept in we'll assorted
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock.
janl1-ly JAMES CRIppkN.