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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

Among those who waited upon the Presi-
dent at Raleigh the dent mutes from the State
Asylum were conspicuous. The cOmpensa.
tons of nature have been the theme of more
than one philosophers admiration; but per
haps there never wasa more striking example
of how beneficence can hide itself under
the guse OF affllction than is TO be found in
this little incident How many of those
whose duty or interest obllges them to listen
tothe Observation-Disclosures must have envied
these children Of charity, who could go
through the ceremony of paying their re-
spects without suffering the penalty of hear.
ing what the distinguished visitor said in re.
| ply How the spectators, too must have en-
| ioyed this inarticulate dumb noise, and bless.
ed their stars for the privilege Of a reception
with only one speech, and that speech that,
having heard a hundred times before, they
were not obliged TO listen to again. Sweet
are the uses Of adversely, and only one i'm
proyement can be suggested-that the ailiic'
ton should be divided: let the uniortunates
Of the asylum retain their deafness, and
make the President free gift of their dumb.
ness Netc York Tribune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

A bloody fight disgraced the neighbOrhood
of Calvary Cemetery, New York, on Mon.
day afternoon The persons who were en-
gagged in the encounter had been attending
funeral, and included women as well as
men. Several OF them were wounded, four
seriously, and il is reported that child was
killed The burial party belonged in New
York The fight originated IN discussion
respecting The character OF the departed.
Knives and stones were freely used, and the
occupants al houses ia the neighborhood
took refuge in the woods. The fight lasted
an hour.
A saloon and boarding house, on Sherman
street, Chicago, was burned on Tuesday.
Eleven persons are reported to have per
ished in the flames.
On Tuesday evening the bodies of three
dead infants were found in an ash-barre
opposite No 1903 laurens Street, New Yorl
city
A sail boal containing eight persons wa
rapsild in the Passaic river, near Newark
an Tuesday, A woman and two children
were drowned.
The suicide epidemic still RACES at n
Louis. The Secretary Of the Mutual Fir
and Marine Insurance Company commilte
suicide on Friday, by shooting himself.
John Rogers, u boy of Hookse', N. II
died on Tuesday from the effects of an Ct
plosion Of loose powder which he carried
Ii $ pocket.
Tue murder OF colored register, nam'
webb, in Alabama, has created great
citemcni among the negroes. Orick, Il
alleged murderer, is still at large, but for
of whites and blacks alike are securing Il
country for him. the blacks swearing sui
injury vengeance.
A boiler explosion at Craigville, Ne
York, on the Newburgh branch of the Ell
Rhilroad, The other day, knocked three m
senselesq, aud buried them beneath the ~
lish Of the building Two girls-daught'
ii MIR. Merrill, one Of the injured men
stead Of gong into Mysteries, quietly set
work and extricaied the men, haYlng
,emosr huge iron wheel weighing eiG
hundred pounds in the process
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
II ). INTERNAL REVENUE.
ANNUAL ASSESSMENT, 1867.


AsaEssoRs ORPcR Dislaicr OF DELAWARE
Wilmington june %, 1867. (
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons concerned that
sppsAls will received aud Determined by The Assessor
rlntVe 10 any erroneous excessive Valuations, As
monts EnumerAt oHt made by the Assessor OF Asss
tani A.sessorr and returned IN the Annual Lists tor
1867, at the following tunes and places, viz;
IN WILMINGTON,
At his office 10 the Custom Ieuse iudlng, on SATuR-
DAY, July 9Th, from 10 A. VI. until r. Nj
AT DOVER,
On TUESDAY, July 9th, from 10 A. N. TO r. M at the
oaics OF the kSut County Insurance Company.
At GEORGETOWN,
On Friday, July 18th from A. VI. untl 4. H. st the
office VI D. Rodney, Esq Assistant Assessor.
Al the times and pieces the Annual Lists taken
aud returned aforesaid will BE- submitted 10 the In
specton of any and all pelsonu who may apply for that
purpose.
ALL APPEALS SHALL BE MADE IN WRITING
and shall specify tile particular cause, matter thing
respecting which decision IL requested, and shall
moreover state the ground or pincipe OF error com
planned a.
nR-No appeal can ba allowed TO any party after ht
shall have been duly assssed, aud The Annual List,
tanning che Assessment shall have been transmitted II
The Collector VI the Dlstriet GEO u. DICKSON,
lesl-2t Assessor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
REGIsTER's NOTI0Ms.

10
N Ngw CASTLE ColsTY, May 90th, 1851
Upon the application OF Henry gekel, Executor Vt
the last viii and Testament OF johanna wilhemina
ostley, late OF Wilmington Hundred, Ia said County
deceased ta ordered aud directed by thu Register that
tue Executor Auesaid give notice Of the granting 0f
LISTERS tes nmentAFy upon the estate Of the decesssd with
the date Of granting thereof by causing
70 be posted within forty days from the date of such
Letters Ia six Of the most pubic places Of the County
New Castle requiring all persons having demands
the estate 10 present the same Rbds by Hu kr
sembly In such made and provided aud asu Gauss
the sams to bB inserted within the same period In the
Delaware State Journal aud stAtaHmAua newspaper pub
ished In Wilmington, aud to be continued therein two
49, uiVen under the hand aud Seal Of Office Of the
d. \. Register aforesaid, at New Castle Ia New Castle
49, County Aforesaid, the day and year above written
Il. G. FkAIAi, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

ALAS FOR THE RARITY OF CHRISTIAN
CHARITY. Here, in Il great city full of
people, says the Memphis Avalanche of June
9th poor widow, lately turned out OF the
Country Hospital with an infant child walk
Cd all Thursday round the streets seeking
some place of shelter, some home to earn
bread for her self and babe. She sought in
vain until at night she was sheltered by the
fallen angels ola house Of ill-iame on Win
chester street, who fed and lodged her safely,
anil in the morning gave her five dollars in
money as she left TO hunt still longer for Il
home. She walked up one street and down
another with her baby IN her arms, until il
did in her arms Then she carried II to his
honor Mayor Loiand, who kindly cared fol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

LlQUIn IloNEY.-The following recipe, for
Langstroth, who says the best judges have
pronounced it one OF the most luscious arti.
cles they ever tasted. Put two pounds Of
the purest white sugar in as much hot water
as will dissolve ii; take one pound of strain
ed white clover honey-any honey of good
flavor will answer-and add it warm 10 the
syrup, thoroughly stirring together. AS re-
fined loaf sugar is a pure and inodorous
sweet, one pound of honey will give it's favor
to two pounds of sugar, and the compound
will be free from that smarting taste thai
pure honey often has, and will usually agree
with those who cannot eat the latter will
IMMUNITY. Any desired flavor can be added
TO it,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

Three little brothers, named Sharp, re-
siding near Macon, Ga, went out to the
poultry yard some days ago to shoot fowl for
dinner. One little fellow stopped down to
see how his brother would shoot bird that
he'd got under the coop, and received the
contents of the gun and fell dead
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
FARM FOR SALE.

COutsinlng l4n more or leae, situate GU The
BRANDY Wine, In ChFietiaus hundred, Nav Castle county
aud State Ot Delaware adjoining lAudH Of Morris PAler
Thomas Wilson, aud others THIS buildings an excel
lent Stone House aud BARN. both supplied with water
from pipes from sprngs There srunhng water in every
field. Good apple orchard and great variety Of choire
pears grapes II has 90 very best Brandy
wlue meadow, with 10 OF Woodland, all In high
state OF cultivation Within i've miles OF the Whining
ton city line. II is very healthy and desirable pro-
| psrty Apply to W. MCCAULLEY,
606 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

BuRNITE-BAYNARD. ON Wednesday,
10Th OF June, al the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, by Bishop Simpson, JAMES X
BuRNiTE, Esq, OF FELTON,, Del, TO Miss
EIizABETH CARRIE, daughter Of the late
Thomas IL. Baynard. of This city,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

ID EGISTER,s OFFICE,
III Ngw CAsTLE COUNTY, April 10th 1867
Upon the application OF Elizabeth Turner Execni IL Of
the last Win and Testament OF Brooke n Turner late
of Wilmington Hundred in said County, decreased; Ii il
ordered and directed by the Register that the ENvcurix
aforesaid give notice Of tbs granting Of letters ssaen
taiy upon the Estate Of the decefsei with the date
granting thereof by ng to be posted
within forty dayA from the date NJ such Letters In six Of
the public fAea Of the County OF New Castle re.
qurng all persons having demands against the Estate
present the same, abide by Act OF Assembly in
such case made aud provided And Rlso the same
to be inserted Within the same period in the Delaware
sate journal aud 6tatesniau newspaper published in
vii ninston, and to be contnned therein two months
-, uiven under The maud aud ssa Of Onlce VI the
L. u Register Aforesaid, nj Naw Castle Ia New Castle
'- County aforesaid, the day aud year above writ
ten. r. e. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
SATURDAY., THE asa INST, All g
O'CLOCK, r. M,

OF u HOUSE LOTS far more valuable than nnv 4
have heretofore offered, will be dispose OF on thu pran
Hes They are situated on high md colnmaudue a IN 1
view OF the city the Christians and Delaware Rivera AMI
far over New Jersey. e' Au"
More than one hundred aud twenty-five lots bava
already been sold mostly IN Ariua seitlsrp quite nmn
1er o. whom viii build this year. Therefore WFs.r
WllthlhuION Ia fixed fact, snd will sunn be- a oiiv
mlAice the city, with depot the PhinIslDLla Wi
mlngt0n and baltimore kaiirOad au,l hOrss ralrosd
out railroad Avenue, up Seventh Avenue To b Ntrsst
down street through lledsevils to Front street AMI
thence To Market Street 's' AHu
expect that some old iOgles will think am cr,zv I'm,
Ten years hsnce my statement will be confirmed N9rss
number OF similar eshes of sudden growth might he ~
iered TO- bnt Old Chester alone should be snaicIant
Ihsrs, building lots four times As far Sto
what was few years ago small vIlAgel AZ Wsst VIII
mnBtOn Is from Market stTest nov selling M hih
priees, And will city like Wilmington now th.t k
nos lllrS started IN the same direction not do AZ mSs
Those who think as do. should improve The oys,sn,
opportunity, As expect to hold the balance al nv lan
or hr higher prees and there Is no other land il ,hst
direction within reasonable distance from ths s,y
can Dc bought by ne acre, eheAply A. Am Saline
LOUISE los those VINO miss the present offer NAV vail
long time aud then not have such another
The conditions Of the Bale are as fnllowssb M csy
cash. 70 those who build within the year three yss,s
credit aud stone Tree Balance euoTsei bank notss ~
ionr months. Interest all frum day Of sale q, Az
per cent on ior AZ cash paid WILMA twenty dsvs
A. usuAl The sixth Avenue lilo use viii kssn oman
doota nom o'clock, b., antl sAls. ~"
l'iA-'s J. A.RROwS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

INOH sALE.--A GOOD THRRB STORY BRICK
HN HOUSE, e modern style, having 10 large roons,
good dry cellar. The house IL furnished with water gas
and pArO heater Th0 lot IL 81 feet 'front.' ltb deep,
hAvAg shade trees and variety OF grapes aud other
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street
No STA having elegant prospect II town aud connty
Terms accommodating, porsesson 2oth March next
Apply to MM. McCAULLEY,
lsbl2 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
ROAD sTATEMNNTS

o. &C.. e %
OF THE ROAD Ac-
y COUNTS FOR pkNoAJER HUNDRED, to vi INN.
NATHAN DYkrr late Collector iol ar a. .s,a
bred, In account with tho Road Commissioners ioi hu
1850, Nay ito amount Of tax given said n.
H. Dayett for collection tuh ect to errors anu IA,
commissions, per duplicate AHd warrant, t2oAo VI
CONTRA. CIR.
1896, May t2--By balance due Mil.
DAystt, last year, TO %
1866 Oct g-by amount of Roa Com.
VoaSSs as,1 examine S1i and Aiio1si a9lS o.
1861, April 2u-hy rrlofs allowed N.
1861, April sO-Hy commission allow
ed N Dayei, ON t3,elbUa @ spsr
1857, April 9O-By balance due NH.
Daystt, 81 W
s2,5sl 10 s2,Osa 10
Rodd Caalm issoners FOR Patdder Hand~dl in Account
with said Hundred mn
1866 May Ito amount Of Tax lavisd
for the ute Of the Hundred for tue
mission to i /" siowSd ' hs coiscior l6d Oi
1866 Sept % DO received Railroad 40 40
dividend w Va
1856, Dee. 4 -Do. do. from William u.
Ford. borrowed Commissioners ~ nj,
bond Tor the use o. the Hundred, ouu w
s2iOs 50
CONTRA CIR.
| iS06-By ash paid wmslack, interest
| on bond TO January ", 1866, 5000
| 1865 by caAh paid WIN slArk's bill
| fpr services as Commissioner and
work on roads, 20 Us
| 1865 oct 2-By amount Of orders, SC,
| paid N II. Dayet collector for
| of this Hundred. Per 100 vouchers
examined and hlsd, 2,3l6-Os
| 1867, April 20.--ErrOrs allowed N. II.
Dayett, IN "a
% per cent, i11ss
| 1861. Dee. s-sundry orders and bills
| paid by the Board VI Commits.
sonetH out OF money borrowed frsm
W. II, ford. ~ per IS vouchers hisl, 454Isb
BAlauce, "a 81
tJlus ~ is.iOU 8
| 80 AZ. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

AsrLADIEs TRUssss. SUPPORTERS. hLAsIlc
BandAges, Irlta, Stockings, Kuee Caps BANNlnus
Light French and Germtn Rupture rrusses, syrngea In
great variety, SC, &c
at "NEEDLRS'n GU
TWELFTH STREET, FIRST DoDR BELOW RACE, pHlLh-
DELrlllA (rhis Department is conducted Exclusively
far Females ant Children by Competent Ladies', and the
stock Us adapted their Special WRnta) In adjusting
our Mechanical Remedies. combine correct rOnsrue'
ton, with and comfort.
Organized by the Proprietor
c. H. NEEDLES,
Professional Adjuser OF Truases, &c, &c.,
CORNER TwGLrrh AND RAGS sfsRRI9,
may2-UmOs PHILADELPHIA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

fNIIE PHILADELrHIA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. June Ia, 1857
The Board Of Directors have declared Fsmi,Annuai
Dividend Of FOUR PER CENT on the Capital Stock Of
this Company payable clear Of government tax and
after LIST July next. A. HORNER,
ielB-atH HacrataFV.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
ONE HUNDRED AND FOUnTEEN
HO USE LOTS.

his Is the greatest opportunity ever offered TO seeuta
splsndid country seat cheap home without CITY taxas
aud within nve minutes walk Of the CHIEF
o. tbs city My FOURTH and for the present nv LASH
SALR will take place on ~ -'''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

'Vuh sAAEh hVhNuh hOush ~ -
L with without tue furniture active partner
wanted 10 maiags II. Bssiing to deVole my time T.
other business Will let at reasonable reut, to goId
snAnt, with three hundred dollars month VI boArdois
10 the house 10 commerce with and plenty Of appltA
Ions tor board. II moi lot active pArln.r
viii he received II one should offer, calculated TO
manage the business aud make IL profitable
mAIJl-u J. A. BROWN.
NOR SALE, OH ExCIANGE FOR CITY
Il PR0PRnTY-A FARM OF III acres VI land $50 81
which Ia Arsble), situate between kkt0n ana North RAu
miles from the former and miles from lha latter Ia
eesn house, fair buildings; we'll fenced and water
cd, with orchards II not aold soon II will be rented
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WM. MeCAULLRY
iRnl5 618 Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

I ANGE BUILDING FOR SALE.--TIIE
Ia UNION uhtRuH iu seeoni street near Washington
street The congregation have erected aud beAull
iul church at tifth aud Washington, hence the old
house s for sala at much less price than II be built
Tor a. present. sAbh MAKERS, MAUHIhI5TH AND
TAKE NOTICE. Call GU
nOv20-tf RRlnHT con
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21
SuR Sale, OFT EXCIIAN0E FOR CITY

DARE OPEHLNG.---A STORE AND
III MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, long aud we'll es
Ablshed. uns Of the bsst locations Market hirest
SOW doing good profitable BUSINESS. WILL HE SOLD
ON REAsoNABLk TRRMA. Advertiser about changing
Investment AddTssB, BOX 484,
ls7-tf Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

Col0red MasonS.-On Tuesday afternoon,
the Harmony Grand Lodge OF Colored Ma.
sons and subordinate lodges paraded in full
rcgalia, and presented very creditable ap-
pearance, They were accompanied by the
Mount Vernon COrnet Band, which enliyen.
ed the occasion with good music. Altei
parading through the principal streets, they
repaired TO the Hall, corner OF Ninth and
Walnut, which has recently been pure hased
by the Order, which was dedicated under thu
direction OF r. W, Grand Master, Dali II
Gu-tus, with appropriate Masonic ceremO
pieat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

VIOR SALE--A VERY FINE FARM OF ltO
Il ACRES on the Brandywlue about miles from vii.
mlngiou with very nns buildings orchards; well
fenced and wateFed and avery way desirable Most
lac N net nial ,nla,u, II desired. Apply to
WIN. McCAULLBY,
ian1b a,a Ma,La, .,..at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

The Receiver of Taxes will be at his Office,
during the months of july and August. and
in September until the hour of holding the
City Election, from o'clock, A. NJ, until
10 NJ, and from . o'clock, r. NJ, until Z
p. NJ. A deduction of per cent. will be
allowed on all taxes paid during the month
Of July. None will be allowed on those paid
in August, and S per cent. will be added to
the amount OF those taxes remaining unpaid
after the day OF the City Election.
s. D. SMITH, Receiver of Taxes,
Institute Building
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-06-21

By JOHN MrLEAR a SON, BAsKsRs,
No. 6U1 Market Street,
ann n Wilmington, Del.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-05-03

Some one told Mr.. Justice Mon.
dclct Of Montreal, ON the LIST of
April, that a stranger in the court
was one OF the Judges of the su.
preine court, from New York, and
travelling iacog. His Honor, OF
course, invited his brother to seat
on the bench and consulted him fra.
ternally on all knotty points. The
learned jurist turned ont to be a
travelling merchant
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Tier are Warranted 10 Gjro Safe
Jae'jc1.


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-ticiril.,. n,tl / ilt'f,i',,. tI4,., l..,.f.s 4
now am happy totay ann veil--Iayc u,,c.
lo, ed So good health Tor twenty ycalsasios.
Another write.
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nav '"".- '''" "ia't'' WIN re" ''
r,I, ~ f' ',' am i'','' IL
,rr,uadrd t,.r't,' ,tiI,. T.ftg,, 3t'iI Nv.
l'lpc', ino ut u'y. And now, a..,r ,.1a,
but enc bottle Lana WE'LL
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Tht NFKNoSr CowgEaciu cottraE.-Wc are happy
10 ehtom'ly the suc,tts % the Commercial College
opened lu TIT place last september under tho diIec
Ton ot CHARLES A. j. Marsh. H. NJ.
we nave hctn pfca,ui hraiG The recitation Of Tho
ttudt niS arru their Muk IN book keeping aud o'hci
husiutSH whiting and DO not hesitate to say that W.
have uoNt lNtt.frrtuN every way worthy ofa Aigt
patronage Moreover. wu btlryo that thS kind ui IN
stru'ton here gwen is just that needed by every one
business OF hiu,--NtHNoN1 TH1Ss,m pr ~ Albana VI
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a countryman stated in confer.
encc meeting lately that if men
were not born totally dcprayed they
became so pretty middlru' eailv.'
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EMP

For F~I Co,Nrs,i,l. Co-K.g-untI Graduation. tune
Uuhaitcl-vluch Includes all departments ~ BOOK
keeping. Commercial Law. N0nWcl'ml Computations
Com position OIatory Business fcuuiaushp Business
LttjeI-N rii.ug, lecture 5, Sc TlAtV
I'u Ladies' SANE ,os,. as above except OIatory IJnN
For Book Krtlipr alone one tenn % u,outhsJ 1000
Peninanship 1000
Photography lN"
Iele lan!inr 250l
rrl,eraphinn to FIJI, course students l50'
Ornamental Pcnmuushlp. one term. 1000
other studies may be taken ut 4 asonaolc rates
about y to $50,
Board including washing fuel Lights, furnished
rooms, sc, per week at low rates.
~ We make no othcG charges shan those above
mruuoucG.
Parents may deposit money with the Principal, who
@l take charge OF and pay al expenses Of the pnIi
without extra charge.
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New Carriage Shop.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST FITTED
up shop in Winships Building, nearly
opposite the Paper Mill. where lac will pay
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO REPAIRING
Old Wpons, Seghs, and oil manner of We.
hiclcs Gs well ~ to make new ones. lie has
had long experience in the hest shops In the
state, and M work will he done In The moot
thorough manner. HENRY ID. BROWN
Bradford, July IS. 1896
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-05-03

Every young man, whether looking forward TO met
cnn'c, nechanicsl agricultural businots will find
the coufse here proposed the hcst preparation he can
have and the Nutrst foad tn Ladies viii hnd
the course study Nrry pleasant and opening Ia good
situations, with profitable 'umpenRaton.-sr AInASr
Msssssosr AddrseL
CHAs. A. H. MARSH e. Go.
n, Adams W
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LIST OF ARTICLES.

20 Every patron obtains Watch by ihi.
arrangement, costing but $40 while il nav bo
worth WOW. No paitlality shown. q:
Messrs. j. llIcHiNG g. Co.'S Omar V.1os
NNicnCo., MauuiacturoIs lag Broadway. \
' CITY, with to Immediately disposc Of the
ahove magnificent Stock. Certificates naming
article. axe placed IN sealed envelopes. and Tor.
Wardcd MS Ordered. The return OF any of our
certlhrates cntitlce the holder to the article
nhmeI thereon, upon payment, irrespective Of
ltS worth, II 500, aud AS no article valued less
tan ~ is named ON any certificate, II will ut
once be seen that this il
No Loaeyy, b,d q straight forrard ,egi,imai,
Transaction, vhieh may be participated
an eren by The most Jastidiousli
a single certificate will he sent by mol. mat
pnid, upon receipt Of ~ cents five Tor ii. eley.
en- for ~, thir,y-threo and elegant premium
for -, sixty-six and moro valuable premium
for $40, one hundred and most superb watch e.,
80. To ogcnts or thoso Wishing emplovmc,,
this Is rare opportunity. II ga lcritsmaic
" conducted business, duly authorized Inv Gov
crnmcnt, and open to the ninst careful ncrnifip I'M
Address, j. uICkLING Il ca.
s'ms No broadway, Now York
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Photograph Albums.
The q. q. II. System
TRIUMPHANT !

rENHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO RE
4 duce Ii, large stock + goods before the
first oiJanuary next, offers great Inducements
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Cush and Rc0aY BHycyS.

corresponding with the decline in the markets..
All kinds of Dress Goods. Woolens, Clothing,
Dumcstlcs. Grocc'9es. and the stock generally.
win bc marked down to meet The returning
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NOTICE..

=. IEONtRD, V. u. II. DAY.
Bradford. VI, Dc. Il, 1866. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-06-19

MADE ct the best materials IA the most 'h"n"sh
Y manner. end receiving CoNsTN>T tArk"' 1NsNIs
under the supervision "t
pigip~i inventor
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