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Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.

Charles II. Furman, Trustee, vs the Green
vile and Columbia Rai!road Company
Order calling III Creditors.
Il the above stated case, ''the creditors
Of the Greonville and Columbia Railroad
Company holding bonds and coupons CO.
yercd by the mortgage bearing date 18th
january, 1854, and referred to in he plead
ings, and all creditors having any interest
under said mortgage are hereby required
TO present and prove their demands before
me, at my Office, in Columbia. on or before
the first day OF January next, cor that
they be excluded from all benefit of the
decree to be rendered in this case Those
who choose to come in as parties COM
plalnants are allowed to do so, and those
who wish to do so, may come in as de-
PENDANTS. D. L. DESAUSSJJRF
June &c ws3mo G. f. r. d
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&cpresSly for the Columbia PIX, P}5sos,,iia }, al i
lCable Despat.c,,hs..

PARIS. July aS.AT6e trial Of
Berezowski for his attempt to assas-
slnate the Emperor of Russia has
resulted in o. verdict of sguilty, with
extenuating circumstances" and he
has been sentenced to imprisonment
at hard labor for life. :,
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United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTORS OFFICE

CoLuaDlA, S. c., July II, 1867.
NOTICE ie hereby given that all TAXES
~ assessed in Lexington District, for
the years Of 1864, 1865 and 1866, are now
past due, and payment thereof is reouired
to be made to A. II. MONTEITH, at the
following places:
Kinsler's Ferry, August 1, andc.
Lexington c. H., August and 6.
Sanford Eleazers Store, August 10.
The Taxes can also be paid at the Col
iector's Office, over Hopes store, at Colum-
pa, 5. c., until 18th August; after which
date penalty will be added to all default
crs. A. S. WALLACE.
July Is Collector Sd District s. C.
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RUTA BAGA TURNIP SEED,

A LARGE LOT of the Fall and Winter
"a variety of RUTA BAGA and the
LARGE GLOBE, NORFOLK and STONE
IOHNIP SEEDS; also the Winter variety
of CABBAGE SEEDS-crop 1S67-from
Landreth & Sen. Just received at
July 16 % f.. POLLARD,S
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TANARINDS 4! TANARINDS !

TUST received, kegs of those delicious
~ SUGAR TAMARINDS. This fruit is
especially adapted for the invalid as a
cooling and nutritious beverage. They are
also excellent in feyers, to allay thirst. At
July me F. POiTARD'S
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$500 REWARD!
Stop the ROGUE y!

GTOLEN from the undersigned, on the
~ Lexington Road, leading from Lexing-
ton G: H. to Hughey's Ferry, fourteen
miles from Lexington, on the night of the
l1th instant, SMALL SORREL MARE,
in good work order. She is rather low and
light before; is light sorrcl; is very gen
tie: has hurt on the back, caused by the
back part of the saddle. She is fresh shod
before; her manc has been crapped, but is
now grown out 80 as to lie over; she is
about six years old. The above reward
VIII be paid to any person who may take
her mp, or give information as to her
whereabouts. Address me at Aston, S. C.
July 20 . T. +. KOON
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STOLEN BONDS

A NY party having lost two BONDS of
"a the State OF South Carolina, (old,
and who can furnish mum bers OF Bonds and
satisfactory proof of said Bonds being
penses. Apply ut this office.
July IL TX
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WONDERFUL MACHINE. Three new
patents were issued to Captain e. B..
Olmstcd, superintendent and dis
bursting clerk of the Post Office De-
partment, on his machine for making
envelopes. This really wonderful
machine cuts, gums, folds, prints an
official or business card or post Office
stamp, counts, ties in packages of
twenty-five each, and boxes, autom-
atically, Mt the rate of 100000 in ten
hours. The inventor has been for
several years engaged in perfecting
his invention.
National IaeHgencer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~ EQ UITY- UNION DISTRICT.
Joseph Whitmire and others, creditors of
John Il. II. Giles, vs. James 7. Douglas
and wife.-BW to Marshal AsSetS.
DURSUANT to. decretal order of his
Il Honor Chancellor Carroll in this case
the creditors Of John r. r. Giles, deceased'
late of Union District, S. O., are required
to render on oath and establish their de-
mands before me, by the first day of Octo-
Der next. VIM MTfNRO
Commissioner in Equity Union Dist.
Union G. H., s. c., June 90, 1867.
June % +to1
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SENATOR WILSON on CoNF1scAT1oS.
Senator Henry Wilson, of Massachu-
sctts, i'll q letter to Mr.. VIM. T. Early.
of Charlottesville, Va, in reply to
question rs to what is necessary on
the part of the people of the South
to avert confiscation from them
selves, says: Nothing will be done
for revenge, but everything for the
enduring peace of the country. No
thing can bring coniscation upon the
people of the rebel States but the
persistent folly and madness of
masses of their people, and [ cannot
believe that the body of their people
will, by their future action, bring
contiscation upon themselves. l will
suggest, my dear sir, Il sure way for
your people to avert from themselves
contiscation, romove disabilities, re-
store law, order, peace, and indi-
vidual and national prosperity and
happiness. Let them abandon at
once and forever the ideas, principles
and policies Of their lost cause
strive to conquer the preiudices,
hates and passions engendered by
their rebellion and the conflict they
inaugurated. Let them accept the
results of the nations victory-the
unity of the States; tho perpetuity of
the republic; the emancipation, en-
reimbursement and citizenship of
their bondmen, their equality of
rights and privileges. Let them do
this in spirit, as well as in form. Let
them establish schools for the cduca-
ton of both races. Let them encou-
rage the freedmen to be thrifty and
temperate, to get homesteads and to
engage in industries in varied forms. {"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
! ( CRITTENDEN'S VII.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion of three
stories Of the large donbie building a. ihs + corner Of
CHESTNUT and SEVENTH streala, is wall lighted
and tttei up In styla OF elegauee aud convenience
which " unsurpassed
The instruction given here Ia Of tho most practical and
busaesslks character rhH appreciation ui Its value s
shown y the fact that during the past nearly
huadred students in attendance and also by the
readiness with which It's graduates secure lucrative
situations, and the large number Of applications made
to the College for them.
The course Oflnstrueon includes
B00K-kEEPING,
which is aughtn in all Its departments and applications
just II Ia Rraciced by the best accountants and bns
several sol OF books adapted to the various branches
trade makes out In proper form tho various papers used
tount Currents, Account ealas, business Letlefs,
Balance Sheets, &C., and ia instructed in the large
variety Of transactions and customs Of business life.
pBNMANsHIp.
which Is imppFtsnt to every business man, receives
especial and the method ofinsrueton pursued
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
including Interest, pront and Loss, Averaging Accounts
Exchauge, &c., is taught In its shortest and most ap-
COMMERCIAL Law, MArHsMArICs, and DRTRoTMo couE-
RsERIr Norgs are included In the of instruction.
TELEGRAPIIING
both by Sound and Paper Is taught by one ofthe best
OF practical and experienced operators aud eyory facility
Is afforded for acquiring full knowledge Of all the
minutle Of the professlon
department has been opened for the reception Of
ladies for Instruction in this branch Thegreat and
increasing demand for competent operators, oilers un'
usual Opertunf Siuf fbmundfhtlNt tlhpoNhltnts
As instruciies Is given to each student separately,
those who wish enter for any particular branehcan do
80.
Tho time usually reaniredfor the complets Counting
House varies from eight to twelve weeks, ac-
cordlug to the number OF hours daily devoted toit.
handsome Diploma, with the seal OF the Institution VI
tachel, Is awarded graduation.
Students received At any time are instructed
at such hours as may best suit thelr aonvenienee.
Catalogues containing terms, &c. may be obtained
gratis on application.
ES-cRrIESDsSs series Of p actiea Tresllsea an BooK
4 Eun lAIn nTa
Students on Commercial Law for sale atthe College
Sc. .ERITTENnEN & co.
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CUNsUMPTIoN IS COKABLE,
Dn. ]. sIMMS y SONS
WHITE PULMONIC BALSAM.

This remedy Ia especially adapted TO- aud has proved
plsltlva aud certain cure Tor PULMONARY CONSUME
fI0N, and in will 1t ail where the consultation
hIs not been broken down with pretended medicines and
insz ptrisneel advice.
1t acts promptly and quickly in eurng all Chronic
Diseases Alecug the TnroAi, retat and Lungs as IN
Bronchial Affections, Sord Throat, chronic dr regent
Coughs Group, Asthma, bronchitis whoaping Cough,
shortnsss Of faah, Splitting OF blood sOroueEs OF The
BREAST Pain and Tghlness in tho lFoast, aiarrh the
Breis Hoarseuess Measles, Coughs &c.. II s power
ful expeu0fADt, with tOnr slerave and llusve pro-
psres, aud st4uds nnexoslled II rarely euaed In cur
lug all diseases Of thu Throat aud Luugs. II has cured
Asthma Of ten years sanJng. In Group is perfect
specific. II rs chemical food, aud will build up
uAAeued mud emaraied constitutions.
Ra-lts Immense sales proves its exeelouca M
Consumphyes We Worthy heliHve your hops Is In this
remedy. Its msny cures OF apparently hopeless easea
have proven Il Iemedy OF oEtfanriinary value.
We invite trial sure it will riye full salts
faction. We guarantee il all pe repregfbt Il i0b'
PRICE SO CENis, small sized, and 100 large sized
bottles Sent by EXPIRE to any part ol the rouutry,
curey pActed, on receipt qf tue mpAey.
rR J.sIMdS n SON,
DRALERa IN puRg FAMiN MRmulNts,
Fourth and King stf4els, Wilmington, Del.
Sold wholesale by Dyott o. and Johnson, Hollowa,
Il Cowlon Philaltlphia aud al retail by D. f. BulioI
and Cowgirl e0u, Dover and doers la medicines every
where apf26-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
DsG. scIIENoK,s, BLANDRARE PILLS
) A suBsrlrUrE rog OALoMEL f --

These Pills areeomposel Of various roots hiyn ihs
power to relax the secretohs Of tever AZ promptly Hun
sectually as blue pills mercury, ard without pro
dnclng my Of those dlsigreo.bls or dangerous elects
which oiien follow the use of the latter
In ali bilious dlsorders these Pills may be- used with
confidence ~ they promote the dsehargeOf yl'alndbl
and those obsruetions from thsliyarand hillary
duets which the cause of oua ascticns ~ general
sGHRSCt's MANDRAKE PILL cure sieN Headache,
and all disorders Of the Liver nieaad BY sAllow ski
ep,sl tongue cosysnsss drowsneAs. and a gen,r'l
feeling ul welriness and lastude showing lhA Ae e
IL in torpid or Ohsirleted coalition,
In short these Pills may bo used with Advantage In
all When purgatisr or Alternative meleine Is r.
gni ed. ts
Please gsk for cor. Schsncks Mandrake pins, and
observe that tho two keneseRof the Doctor are un ha
Government stampuno when IN the last etsg5 0l Com
sumption, aud the other in his present health.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers. rre 20 cents per
box Principal Onee, No 10 North 18th Street. Philade
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Rarnsa DO, 81
Park Row, New York $. S. Ilancs, los Baltimore 81
Baltimore, bid John ID Park, Il. cor. OF Fourth and
Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohoi Walker Taylor, 49, aud
1856 Wabash Avenue. Chicago, H.. Collins Brothers,
southwest Of Second and Vine sts ST. louis, Mo-
oct23-4th 9th W. "a. mo, ly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
sCRoFULA.

The Rev George siorrs, OF Brooklyn, N, ", says, In
Te Bbls Erdmincr, by way of spoogy for publishing
medical certificate Ia his magasne. OF the cure OF ~
san III scrofnla latter dissolution appeared ineviiate
I'VE publish this statement, not tot pay, but III gfNl-
tu,p TO Odd who has answered prayer, and Ia Justice 70
Dr Auders being satisfied that there IL virtue ~ lhl
Iodine Water Treatment, which the 70 era Of ihis MagS
ape will thank It's Editor Tor bringing 10 their nch'e
~ n. Anders Iodine Water Is for sale by j. p nlNS,
mrrsg,.is mS'sI [jdlyl9-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
mn nnNsIIMprIVEs.

The advertiser having been restored to health ln sw
,aks by very simple remedy after having suffered ioI
svarl wars with sevars lang aseton ana tat areaa
disease umpiien-s anxious to maAe A"V"" W ''
fellow, sufferers the meana Of cure. ,-.4-.t,
To ali who desire it, he will sent copy o. thspres'iP
don used fires Of chprge) with the dif.,ss Or prepar
Ing and using The btme which they will hud sURE cuas
sqy CuRsr ArToN ASTHMA BRoScnrta, Couds COLDS and
al Throat aud Lung Affections. The only object 9. me
advertiser in sending ths Prescription Is to henent we
lie Invsiuabla and he hopes every sufferer viii tFy ms
remedy, as II will coat them nathng, aud may prove
blessing arties wshng he prescription, FREE, ny 10
WIZ REV. gnwAlln A. WILSON,
my10.lyw Williamsburg. Ninlh 20 new horR'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
RAILROADS 8 sTmAMRoATs.
fssf.ss- 49, clsssfif7ss1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
AH1sa i&s5s ~ -1sesMINGfON E.Y WALTIMOhf
IL M. IfftXii' TTHf T1 pTE

fssST.- ss.r1as4,r,7s=1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
Gas8s - at.s-7sfe eMINGfON N.p BALTIMORE
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
COMMENCING MONDAY, July sth, 1867
Trains will loave Depot rofnai al 6t1tj aud wash
ington Avenue as follows;
wAy-MAIL TRAIN atsaO A. NJ tsundass ,xeeIled)
Meeting with Dsaas Rail T. Rosi at At Wilmington for
orseed t,t I'D and and IniermgdiAie stations - -,,
for baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 i. III tusisys xcepted,)
or baltimoreAnd Washington stepping At uheNar hnr-
low, Linwood, clsyinant wilaiqann, NsFPse slsi on'
Newark hkton North East CAarletpwnle slilahAre
deGr9ea A5srle- q, lerryman's Edgewood, Masnolia'
NIGHT EXPRESS At ti,OO T. (lhiiy) for Balt-
more and Wahhington, gonueesat Wilmington lsatur'
days exespedl with neawAia alrosd lne stopping at
New Caste Midleiown Clayton, Dover, Harrington,
seaford Salisbury. Princess Anne, aud connecting at
Orsneld with Boat cg Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, Ports
PA'sensyrs io Fortress Monroe anu Norfolk via nalt
more will take the li.b0 A. NJ train. Via Cfsleld will
take the HOO 2. NJ. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
stopping at all stations between Fhiladepha and WIZ
Leave Philadelphia at 1880 400, 80, geo, and iisO
(day.l r. NJ Ths 481 P. N. train connects with Della
ware Railroad or Milford aud intermediate stations
me bOO X III; train ruus To New Castle,
leave Wilmington at G 3O 7l5 and 90 A. A.. 400 and
6so daily r M The 10 A. NJ train will not stop at
stations between Chester and Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTlMObE
Leave Wilmington at Am, IL 1890 aud 959PH.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 12i SO, SAL and LIS A. IL, AS,
56l, 100 and 10 81 P. NJ.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1876 A. NJ. Way Mail 1856 A. NJ, Ex-
press 2lb P. NJ, Ezpreas d.36 P. H., Express. 1866 p
m, Express. I| Iil
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and iaternedats sta
lions at w I'm.
Ace mmodaton Train from Port Deposit will leave
perryve at d47 A. NJ, for Baltimore and intermediate
stations.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9.t2A. NJ, and 4OsP.M.
Wilmington at 1000 A. NJ and 4.b5 p, M
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington for Peryville and intermediate stations ut
73b r. IA.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at 8d5 stopping at Iayre Grace
Perryve and Wilmington. Also stops AT North East
BktoE aud Newark 10 take pasen Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore, and at
Chester to leave passengers Washington OF Balti-
more. u. y. KENNEY. snperintenteut.
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Nu, IOuN BuNrO,

or BALDWIN, CHBMuHi COUNTY NJ Ia Wiltes - A.,
81 was urged by neighbor to get one betue oi tis
Basam for my wife beiug assured ny him tbat u W.
II I not produce goo effects he would pay for me not's
himself On the strength of such practical EVIDENCE "
It's MERITS procured bottle Ny ws as Shis sISe coN o
siIMprioN az 10 ha unable to raise herself from the heu
Coughing constantly and raising more or lets blood,
commenced giving the Balsam as anu .aihsy
hntIe aud continued giving IT, nalore this bottle Wa
sniirev used she reased eOughng aud was strong
"a III m The ann bottle EN- rilELY RESTORED HER
To IEALTII doing that which several physicians hAu
tfied 10 do but had iaiedN 80, a. ,r.,
street lloston, aud for sale by prnsgiss generally
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23

Carefully corrected leah every change.
,. -. ..a.- -.- ffH 80
...a1as LgAvE wiLmINoroHfoE rnihApEbrh'"' a.
Al no minutes after 9 o'clock, morning
a, 4 miuutee after o'clock, morning
Al jcock, morning.
I, y. 5n r,inutes beforeill o'clock, morning
Al " minutes nftcr II o'clock, noon
AZ o'clo0k, afternoon.
A. "a ninutes after s O'Clock, afternoon
At 30 minutes after o'clock, evening"
Al 10 O'clock, night,
A. minutes after " o'clock, hlSps'
a, aom;nntesa after & o clock, evening, sundays
Al minutes before IL O'Clock, n'gn'' ou"""y''
pmLADELPIlA ROR WiLhiheIoN'
A. N minutes after O'Clock, morning.
a, 10 ,niuutes before - o'clock, morning
A. :}o minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
at 2 o'clock, afternoon ,....oon
A. no minutes after o'clock, afternoon
AZ C o'clock, evening.
Al IL o'clock, night. 80,
At 20 minutes after o'clock, h'gu''
Al II O'Clock, night, Sundays s.lo.s
A. 80 minutesaiter / O'Clock night suhuAys
| Nff NEA --- I4t
noAtus fEAyE wtLmIsGT0H FOR NEW CASTLE
At 10 minutes after 10 o'clock morning
a, 9n minutes after 2 O'clock morning
Al q O'Clock, evening,
/ A 30 minutes before o'clock, night
r,AtuaLEAyE NEW oAsTlg FoR wlLMiNorok'
Al 40 minutes after o'clock, morning
Al h minutes after 10 o'clock, morning.
At 30 minutes after o'clock Afternoon
Al % minutes after II o'clock, nigh''
STEAMBOAT ARIEL
LnAvEs wILMladroS AT
h minutes before o'clock, morning
I 10 minutes before o'clock, noon
LEAVES rHlLAGELriiA AT
10 minutes before 10 o'clock, morning. Ft
ID minutes before o'clock, evening
STEAMBOAT ELIZA HANCoA'
I LRAvRs WILMINGTON AT
O'Clock, morning. AA- ti4
o'clock, afternoon. l.lth fNoE
If LEAvAs PHILADELPHIA ar
! 10 O'clock, morning. TrIaa 'il+
it 4 o'clock, afternoon fW aE -.
WARMERS STEAM PACKETS
Leays Wilmington at c o'clock, evening.
Leave Philadelphia at o'clock, evening
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
nnnnna nF YOUTU.

aanlemau who suffered for years from Nervous ~.
hnitv Premature Decay and ail tho ELECTS OF youlhh
astretion, viii for tie sake Of SUFFERING humanity sena
ffss 10 alt who need H. the recipe and dree laus -,
wishing 10 profit by the ivariislrs experience eau q"
70 IVY JOHN b. OGDEN
myIO-lyw y5. Y Cedar street. We" iY'N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
,InnIsTMR.s OrFIcE

k NBw OAarLg CouNfY, May 10Th 1867.
Upon the application al Henry Eekel, Executor OF
the last Will and Testament OF johanna Wilhalm'na
6Atey late Of Wilmington Hundred In said Vouny,
the Executor aforesaid, give nutce Of tue gNnlng q
Letters tes amenary the sstNiad The lece sei WIN
~ 5aie of vrantinr thereof by causing Advertisements
Ia be posled within forty days from the date oi such
sters in six Of the most pub e places Of the County Of
the estate The same, abide by an Ar ~ As
senhy such made aud proyid"j. And hlso cause
DrawArs State journal and SAtesmau,a newspaper pub
iished ia Wilmington aud TO be continued therein two
months ,,a,.t .,
L. g. Register aforesaid at New Castle in New Caslls
| n O. pRA1M, Register,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
NEW LIVERY
IN AND
EXCHANGE STABLE.
No lO4 WALNUT STREET,
WILMINGTON.

- The subscriber, having opened a LIVERY
fgKdI AND EXCHAN1E STABLE has always Gu
All hand very tine horses for hire, sale exi
ehangs smOng which is splendid Mare talasd hy
Madame Mlune which II very pleasant horse for lsdie
s invites those who desire TO either nfRE, skill OF
EXCHANGE HORSES, 10 give Kim call. al he feels
confident that he will bs abs 10 give them enlrs sats
ie2i-smOs AID, VANDRVER.
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nrr.,R R1AMRs

-
t.t Ar laHs snustituteia sluRfe. z ~ vi
~ one,"iI oneisI nssrtIon so cents ror square.
ts- sne, of four lines, slugleinesrton 9beentR
81 WnMasnni, Wnassn AND STATESMAN N puiiishel every
Tue JouhN EriIny Al alTliliER DuLLAEsA YEAR, pay
tuesday anu Ja 1ubsuriptinna Viii lo received TOT
Oa 10 ,hrSe months, aud mil
less than u"ssrapaid unleRfat the option Of the pub
Usher, .,vxi " JOURNAL, AND SrATESMAN Is pun
The WbEhsniti Al TWo nOLLARS PER ANNUM,
ihsi sys,ya s yayanse orrnREH DoILAIs at the end OF
ihe yssS1arIsEMENTs yssS1a not excecdusa sqaarewi hein
AvN times for one dcllar and sMty Cen. nas H,S
i,' m ihs saue proportion .,tho, sto,tnc the time
I9AAtnb bs publiahed, will be continued nntll they
'hey , And charged according 70 this aoovs Terms.
p,llsse II Annual AdvertFers y stnety hmlleu
ihy ihpnwn Immediate business; and a adyeflhen,snIs
~ Snsat ot other PERSONS AZ well as all auYeilhs
iO As ImmelateIy connected with their own husl-
Nu's Al ali classes uf 10 length or 9t99i
as and ana ihe limits engaged, Will be charged a. he
slsy s:,ss FOr ali such transient advertising PIE Sl
l'uA ssiy reu dered and prompt payment is deslreu
6s ssspAlanyy IsssHrtoN Of their advertisements ana
10 os Tuesdays and Fridays, our advertisers ate w.
paues hai their AVors MUST he handed IN previous To
t'nsa nssa.,osN. ,a K. H.. on Mondays aud Thursda7s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUANTITY ". .oUALlTY.-HELsiGoLD's EXTRACT
VI sarAparilla The dose ia small Those who desire
u large quantity and large doses OF medicine ERN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-23
PUBLIC SALES,
49,.
q = VALUABLE HOTEL,
WATERING PLACE AND EARN,
AT PUBLIC SALE.


WATERING PLACE AND Farm,
AT PUBLIC SALE.
s=s The subscribers viii sell at public sale, on
Tf-sssiT1sA the premises, on
.ss.E THURSDAY, the 96th day O JULY, 1867,
Esksk4 At II o'clock, ~,
That ons established and Delightfully."- situated HOTEL
Delaware River known as the "pIEk HOUSE, together
with the Farm attached containing ll6 acres Of valuable
Land.
This property presents a rare opportunity for enter
pising man, IL could be made of the most proha
bic watering places the Delaware River, being within
two aud hafhous ride Of Philadelphia. Steamboats,
stop at hu landing two or three times every day. II for
marly did a handsome busneRs OF this kind, and
lsrgey patronaed by boarders from Philadelphia and
the nrighborng towns
IL is situated in New Castle County, shout four miles
from Delaware City; the distance from Fort Della
ware and three from the extensive forthcatlOns recently
erected below Delaware City.
There Is fine fishing ground, and perch rock and
other fish are caught in abundance. aud handsome
beach where sale and superior arrangements may be
made for delightful bathing.
The land Is OF first quality, easily improved and we'll
adapted t trucking An abundance Of fruit may be raised
and daily market Is presented at the landing for the
repassng To aud FROM Philadelphia, and Caps May and
other watering places.
The property will be sold without reserve, and those
who have money Invest should mpo the opportunity
TO examine the place. as 1t s seldom that such vAua.
BILE property is found In the market. The property wA
b. sold on advantageous TERMS large amount of the
purchase money may remain on II.
The conditions of sale Will be ten per cent eaah at the
sale The balance TO be arranged by the parties Title
clear aud indisputabe.
Parties Wishing to view the, property cav take the
steamboaiH At Philadelphia or New Castle which touch
oGLs & TOWNSEND,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. East Third Street,
M1G-ls Wilminuton. hal