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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15

Me0rzckon.-The Washington cores
pondent ofthe H- Y. Tribune gives the follow
ing account af McCrsckea Of the Seward
and Motley correspondence notorit.
The President to-day sent TO the Senate
a copy of the letter written to Secretary Sc
ward by an American travelling in Europe
which is alluded to in the Bewsrd Motley
corresbendence. 1t will be presented to the
Senate tomorrow. The letter is very long,
covering about four pages of foolscap. 1t is
dated at hotel in Paris and Is signed by
one McCracken in New York City. The
Mcoraeken is a young man of twenty four
years. He states in his letter that be has
been travelling in Europe for many months
and made it his special business TO visit our
ministers aud consuls abroad, for the purpose
of seeing the manner in which our Govern,
ment was represented. After having visited
them ALL he came TO the conclusion mat our
Government (meaning, Of course AndreE
Johnson was being greatly. misrepresesuted
by our present foreign Ministers, and as a
pstriot he thought it a duty he owed his
country to inform the Secretary OF State oi
,ostters r as he saw them. Speaking Of Mr..
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The War Department has prepared an es-
zimate of the amounts required for river and
harbor improvements. The amounts desig-
mated for Ohio are as follows: For removing
distractions in the Ohio River, above the
falls, 100000; for convenient harbor build
ings and piers, SIC, 900; for Ashtabuia harbor
piers, S54, 600; for Grand River harbor piers,
$6O0OO; Sandusky River dredging, $40, 600;
Toledo hardor dredging, $4,000.
The State Department has received from
Pans the plan for the general arrangement
for the exposition The price of admission
to sections of the Park and Garden on open
ing day, will be four dollars, and any other
dav of that week, one dollar. After April
s.b. the admission to Park will be twenty
cents. Season tickets twelve dollars for
ladies and twenty dollars for gentlemen.
The Chicago like tunnel is now completed,
the chambers having been walled up and the
whole bore lined and cemented. Inaday or
two the link connecting temporary well
with the tunnel proper will be finished, and
Chicago will be furnished with pure water.
Gov. Brownlow, it is said, will easily be
renominated for Governor of Tennessee.
The radical strength in that State is greatly
increased, and radical victory at the next
election is confidently predicted.
The Costa Tsica government has concluden
a contrsct.with ]. G. Fremont, j. w. NJe
and others, for the construction Of a railroad
from LipOu Ray on the Atlantic, to oaledOra
on the Pacific.
The Datauf Affi 90 - the .nnlu self-suslaIns
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTH0RI7 z.
CTosxpire On the s'st day Of January, 1861

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, I
Insurance Department. Columbus, o. Jan. II. 1857.
Whereas, The 4ECNAl INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford In he State ot Conneetirut, has
fled in this Office sworn statement of its condition
a. required by the first section of the set To
late lD.uranee Companies not incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed April s, 1856, and amended
February 8, 1861 and the act ssro regulate Foreign
Insurance Companies" passed April s, 1867
And Whereas said Company has furnishsd the
uudsigned satisfactory that it q
Of at least One Hundred andFifty ThOus-
and Dollars af actual CashCapifRl Invest
ed as required BY said scts; and Whereas, said
Company has 6lsd In this ONCE written nstrument
under its corporate saa signed by the President and
Secretary thereof authorizing any agent soF agents
Of said Company 10 this Stske 20 acknowledge sess
vice Of proess,, for and in behalf Of ssd Company
according to the terms Of said act Of April g. 1855.
Now, Therefore, IN pursuance Of the drst section
Of the Aforesaid act l. James 3. Goldman, Auditor
Of stats Of Ohio. do hereby certify that said
1Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford, Con-
necticut 10 authorised TO transact the business Of
Fire ami Marine Insurance In this state
until the thirty day Of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred aud sixty EIGHT.
CsEAL ] In WIfssss WHEREoF, I have hereunto
subscribed my name and esused the seal Of my ofhee
to be ahixed the day and year above written.
JAMES q. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
J. w. GOODSON,
cvS1 Agent at Bellevue, O.
G. EDGERToN, Agent, Fremont.
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LpoK out for counterfeit greenbacks. A
large number are ahoat of the denominations
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-02-15

stocks and bonds; that the above descirbed invest
mens or any part thereof not made for the ben
eat of any individual exercising a1thoritv in the
management OF ssid Company either az Prs Fident
Secretary, Treasurer, Drs ctor otherwise that
they the above described officers of said Iusur-
ancs Company. LUCIUS j. HENDEE, President.
JOTRAM G00DNOW, Secretary.
subscribed aud sworn Be fore me. this aTst day of
January, 1857. HEHRY FOWLER,
Five cent stamp Justice Of the Peace.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The gyestest smouut insured in any risk is Thir-
ty Thousand Dollars. Ta.-
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be in
insured in any yne city, town, viitage or bieck, va
ries.
Deposited with California, SIS 900; Iowa SIC 500;
Tennessee $2o 900; Ohio $40 900.
copy Of Of the ChEIter Act Of incorporation Of
said Company Is on file with the Auditor Of Ohio.
STATE o. C.SxEorIcUf, County of Hartford, sSi
Lucius j. Hendee, President, and lothian Good
nov, Secretary of the -Etna Insurance. Company,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
Ito expire on the 3lst day of january 1s6s. }

A (To the january 1862 - F4'ti-
HfFtHftHt@l : OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, CotuSBUA o., January &
Whereas the Home Insurance.
or has filed this e statement Of its condition required by the
1856 and amended February 1864 and the to Regulate Foreign
sighed satisfactory evidence hs. possessed of actual Capital
Company has filed this office wt by
this State to acknowledge
said o fApnl5
Now therefore of the aforesaid
Ohio do Home
tozed the business Fire and Marine
In witness whereof
office be sfixed The above H
h ea) u BY JAS Ohef Clerk Auditor
i R. MCCLELLAN, AgentFr Fremcu.
II G.. W. AGENT Glide.
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OFFICE OF THs AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLuxBUs, Ohio, January IL, 1867.
1t is hereby certified, that the foregoing is q cor
rect copy Of the Statement of condition of the Etna
Insurance Company of Hartford, made to and fled
In this oficn, for the year 1857.
Witness my hand and seal, officially.
Iseal JAS. B. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
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ANN " u
New Xork do o-do
quarterly do.
Indiana State stockh 21f do
semi-snnual interest----
Tennessee do. 8 do. DO
Wisconsin do 8 do. co---.-
Atlantic Mutual Insurance
TO Scrip oflseFsnd 1855
$50 shsres Hsytf ord and N.
Haven Railroad % stock
300 shares Ionn River rail-
road company stock
l07 shares Boston and Wor-
csster railroad company
1900 shares Cleveland and
Toledo 'rslread company
250 shares Pittsburgh, Fk
Wayne b C. r r company
$50 shares Philadelphia and
Reading railroad comp'ny
ia vhares Central o. rail-
road company---..r-----
80 shases Connecticut Rv-
er cornpany+l.-. .-.-
100 shares Oitisens' Nation
al Bank, Waterbury, Ct =
90 shares Stafford National
Bank, Stafford Springs, Ct
100 shares New Britain ma
tional Bank, New B., Ct.
200 shares national r yvere
Bark, Boston, Mass.
100 shares Fir t national
Bank, Boston Mass ,----.
200 shares Bank Of the State
of Missouri, st Louis
80 shares Merchants nation
al Bank, st Louie, No, -
so shares Merchants Bank,
81 Lows No ---.
200 shares Aechrnles Bank
st Louis. Ao..1-.--..--.
40 shares Farmers ana Me-
cbanies natiopal Bank,
Philsdelphia Ps---.-----
500 shares HartfoAd nation
al Bank, Hartford Conr =
40 shares FarmDfs Il Ke-
cnanics rational Bank of
Hartford
900 shares Phoenix nation
al Bank of Hartford
$50 shares State Bank,
Hartford .----.--.-.--
l50 shares ConDecticutR Riv-
er Banking company.
HArtford-.--.-----------
l4O shares Btna national
Bank, Hartford.
200 shares American ma :
tional Bank, Hartford 49,
200 shares cltP nstional B'k
Hsrtfoi d..---.-----
100 shares First national
Bank Hartford
100 shares Charter Oak ma
tional Bank Hartford.
And the shares enumerated
in the following Banks
in New York City, yiz: =
40 Am. Ell. National Bank
800 Bank Of America
800 National Broadway BIZ
800 Natl Butch. b Dr0y. B.
100 Hanover Bauk--------
100 National City Bank
500 National B OF Comm'rce
h0Nat'l B of Commonwlth
lc0uporters&Trade Nj B
800 Mercantile Nail B7nk- :
100 Market National Blink
200 Mechanics Bank.-
SOO AeIch. Elk Ifatlonai q.
400 Metropolitan Nation'lB
$50 Meechants Bank
400 Bank of the Manhattan
Company -------.---
500 Nassau Bank
200 North River Bank -
3sS Bank of New York
go Bank Of North America
200 Natl B of the Republic
AGO Ocean Bank k--------.-..
400 Peoples Bauk-
500 Phoenix Natl Bank
400 Union National Bank
Zoo Fourth National b.
l5o Wy Life Insurance 4
Trust Co .--,---,-.-
loo U S Trust Co.
loo Union 7 ust Co....--
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R-Remember Stock all entirely NEW, Old Goods High
Prices and will sell them Cheap for CASH Give CALL
stock of Goods and judge yourselves Remember the the
lately ocapd by B. D. State and Front Streets
BRISTOL & TAYLOR.
FREMONT CASH STORE.-[1441yI
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Real Estate, unincunbered
Cash on Rand and in Bank A..
Cash in hands Of agents and
in transit -------s-.
Mortgage honas, r. r g pr,
cent. remi-annual inter'st
Mortgage tondt, r R., Z do
Do DO Do 8 do
Allan tic Dock Bords, Z do
Chicago Chamber of Com
merce bond, 10 do. .-----
City of Chicago Sewerage
Bonds, I'd Loan, 2 do &C.
City of Chicago Water loan
Z do -------------
waype county Michigan
Bonds, 7 do ---.----
Rochester Cito Bonds, Z do.
Brook'yn City Water Bonds
8 do ..--s - --s~,
Jersey City Water Bonds.
8 do .---.-.----.-.-....
Hartford City Bon ds, q do.
Hartford City Scrip, 9 do
annual do ---.-------
Hartford Town Bnuds. 9 30
N Y City Stock, 9 do. quar-
terly do ----
City Of Tcledo Fire Dept
Bonds, Q do. semi-an'l 10.
U s Stocks Of 1871 to 1874,
b do. .-.-.-.-------.-.--
ms Sfncka of 1881 @ do.
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CouMsus January
It hereby certified copy Condition
1867 Witness hand and officially JAS GOODMAN
(seD By JAMEsW WILLIAms ief CLERK
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Bayard Taylor sailed on Saturday in III
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
PUBLIC SALES.
ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY
FOE
CHEAP HOUSE LOTS,
PUBLIC SALES.
WEST WILMINGTON.
On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21st,
At 8 o'clock, P. M.

This will be variety sale, comprising lots calculated
% suit all for Country Seats ana othsrs or chea1
Homes for Mechanics and Laboring Men. No marrow
streets, back alleys small contracted lots form part
OF West Wilmington but every lot Ia sufficient Tor re-
spectacle three story brick budng with garden attach
ed and thrse who may be under the necessity OF coHi-
msncing small, will have opportunity Of adding
thereto as they are able.
West Wilmington Is only about seven minutes walk
from the business part Of the city iuHt over the Cy
boundary and therefore exempt from city taxes Win
the best Of water and very little expense for grading
The sale will comprise three very valuable cornerlots
10 feet square Fh and Sixth Avenues and street,
on high ground, with full visw Of ths CITY, rivers and
surrounding country Aao, 30 Lots 20 by lOO Ieet
aud 20 by 80 sst together with 600 feet the east
side Of Filth Avenue, varying In depth from 90 to 70 feet
to my boundary line These last lots very egibly
situated and will be sold In co. 80 100 feat lots giving
good aide yard and be Increased whenever the ad-
Joining property into market This il the last
public Rale expect to make, Intend to hold the
balance Of my property until the RailroAd built
and the streets opened direct the city All who
want bargains either for Investment are invited
to call and take look at West Wilmington and zee the
improvements already In progress, not forgetting to
make the Sixth Avenue HOUSE their headquarters.
The ondtions will be; Ten per cent on day Of sale,
the balance In sataiaetorly endorsed note At four
months three per sent of for cash u paid within 10
days Those who wish 10 build within the ouf months
need not pay the note but will give them assis
anee besides, and take mortgage on time In psymont
IA. BROWN.
oGLR TOWNSEND, AuetonssrH.
4s-Ths Sixth Avenue House will az uBual keep open
doors from p, NJ till sale.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
fsls ezss -iassszzz1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
~. ~ ......,.ssMIN so. ON ANO gALTIM0RR

fsls ezstIzz.ss.zzzz1 PHILADELPHIA, VIII
e. NJ aisssse-.-sLEgMINGi AND BALTIMORE
hAib isVAO ilaE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER soth, 1857.
Trains will cave Depot Broad Street and wash
ington Avenue follows:
WAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 40 A. N (sundays exceptedO
for Baltimore stopping at all Re 1lAr Stations Con.
Meeting with Delaware Rail Roai at Wilmington for
Crisleld and Intermedate stations
| EXPRESS TRAIN at 1900 NJ. (sundayH excepted, !
for baltimore and Washington.
ExPkEss TRAIN az $50 P. NJ. (sunaays sxcsptsd,) }
Tor BaltmoreAn Washington piping at Chester Thur.
low Linwood, Csymont, Wilmington, Newp,rt santfn
Newark Elkton North East cnSrleSt Perryvie Have
Chases and Semmsrs Kun.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 100 P. NJ (dsily) for Baitl-
more and Washington. Connects al Wilmington satur
lays exeepted with Delaware halroad Line stopping At
New Caste Mddletown, Clayton, Dover, Harrington,
orshed with Boat for Fortress Monroe Norfolk Ports
mouth and the South.
moro will take the 1900 NJ. train. Via Crisheld will
take the liOO p. NJ train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and VIII
mington:
leave Philadelphia at $780, so SEQ and Il 30 tdsiyl
r. NJ The 4.30 PM. train meets with Delaware Rsii
road for Milford aud intermediate stationE The $50
r. M. train runs to New Castle.
daily p NJ.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at AM, IL sO and obpPE.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 75a, Sal and l1.ls A. NJ 44s 6bi,
t1V hnu Az a4 4. ms
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1926 A. NJ. Way Mail pa5 A. NJ, Rx.
press 2l6P NJ, Express. s.sS p. M ExFess. sdhF
NJ, Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intsfnedl4ts st.
uons at 90 p M.
Accumulation Train from 7'ort ps1rrir 77.A leave
perryviile at 647 A. n for Be- u1 sau
stations.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMokR.
Leave Chester at 9.l2 A. NJ, and 4 OS Pm.
Wilmington at 10 O0 A. NJ. and 4.65 P, NJ
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
Wilmington for Perryve and intermediate stations at
Lab p. N.
sUSDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at 1855 P. stopping at HArrede Grace
PerryYille and Wilmington Also Stops at North. Rast
Elkton and Newark to take Philadelphia and
leave passengers from Washington Baltimore, snd at
Chester to leave passengers Washington or Balt
IA. q. REHNEY superiutenu.ut
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
pr. Wistar,s BaIsan Of MiId Cherry.

Where this article s known 1t is work of supersro-
CATION 10 say word in lis favor, we'll sit estab
lished as au unlang remedy for Coughs Colds Bron-
chls Group, whooping Cough Asthma, dis asss Of the
Throat Chest and Lungs we'll that most dreaded Of
all diseases, CONSUMPTION, Will high medical au
thory has pronounced to bean iDeube disease. Those
who have used this remedy know It's yarei those who
have not have but to make single tria 10 hc satisfied
that of fall others It la the remedy.
THg Rky. JACOB sECHLER,
well.known and much respected among the German
population Of this country, writes as followa
HASovIR, Pa. Feb. ls, 1859
Messrs s. W. PowLE sos Boston.
Dear Sirs:-HAyiIg y realized in my family important
benefits iron the Of your valuable prepar4tion-
Wisars Balsam Of Wild Ch,Try-t affords me pleasure
to recommend it 10 the public. Some eight years ago
one of my daughters seemed be n decne, and little
hopes OF ner recovery entsrtained ltnenprocured
bottle OF yeur excellent BalsAm, and before she had
taken the whole OF 1t there great improvement u
her b. alth Have, my ipdlyidua case made fequen
use of your vsluabe iirine and have always beer
benefited by 1t | would, however, caution the publl
araiust Imposition because there Is good deal o. spu
rious Wstat's BAbam Of Wild Cherry aoat thIoughou
| ihs eonntrv JACOB sECHLEk
None genuine unless signed IL. BuTTs" on III
Prepared by SETH W. FONLE SON, IS fremont St
| Boston, and Tor sale by Druggists generally noVo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
FOR SALE ANp TO RENE.


g.. ron sALE on EXCHANGE FOR
TTA OTHER PROPERLY IN WiLMlNGrON.
-A@A A Farm eoutaiang 1876 acres more or less, Sit
uste near Lincoln within miles OF Milford, In Nedar
Greek lundred Sussex County. Delaware, Silhin IL
miles Of Depot the Raho oad from Milford to 0eorge-
town. One hund Cd and ten acres are cloared IL Is an
unusually healthy place. the water ell III, the house
Old but substana so feet by 10 feet three rooms down
and three upstairf; oubuildlngs moderate; good
orchard; the ground though poor Of excellent natural
qu y capable Of raising wheat oats, corn or any
either crop with litt lime aud fertilizers; Clover and
Timothy grow we'll; Ills said, land in the county Is
better adapted to peaches and all kinds Of fruits and
vegetab es. There is crop OF rotn growing on
fhares Pos e-sion would be given within msnlh.
And good h0rse-carflage farm wagon and some farm
imp aments with household furniture which would DO
sold at valuation II desired This place will be dis
pos of low upon favorable terms; and Is desirable or
farming or speculation, Apply to
6O8 Market Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
WM. McCAULLEY,
isn22 GIG Market street


YARNS FOR sALE.-NO. i. An excellent farm
JIG wi hin mile OF Newark depot, in New Castle
uoun, containing about huudrsd aces, more or less
with good dwelling and tenart house. and excellent
barn theron Is desirable property, and Will be sold
bargain.
No. ,. nice little farm situate in Brandywine Hun
dred, within AZ miles If Wilmington, containing 10
acre., more or less,
No g. very valuable farm in excellent order, ON the
Brandywine, mi above Wilmington with fine build
ings, orchards and other improvements containing LAY
or less.
No. l. Farm OF 900 adjoining the city Of VIII
mington with buildings orchards and improvements,
suitable fur farming trucking Or good Investment on
speculation. Apply tO WIN Mc0AuLLLY,
uet 3. 6O6 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
Iournnl ana Statesman TIme-TaDIe,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
SEPTEMBER 80, 1867,
oareflllu e9rreelsd lgilh svslg eAange.

Carefully corrected with every change.
TRAINS LsAyE wiLMINGT0NFoR pHGLADELfhlA' a.
At clock, morning.
At o'clock, morning
Al 20 minutes before l. O'Clock, morning
At 30 minutes after IL O'Clock, noon
Az O'Clock, afternoon.
Al 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon'
AT 80 minutes after 8 o'clock, evening
At 10 CLOCK, night.
At minutes after 2 o'clock, night.
At At30minutesafter clock, evening, sundays
At minutes before IL o'clock, night, sundays
rRAtNsLgAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WiLAihuFoH'
| At 80 minutes after O'Clock, morning
| At IL o'clock, noon. .
| At 80 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
Al 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon
| Al 81 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
At O'Clock, evening.
At IL O'Clock, night.
Al 30 minutes after II o'clock, night.
At / o'clock, night, Sundays. ,...
Al 10 minutee after | O'Clock. night, SuhuAys'
TRAINS LEAVE vILmiSGToN FOR NEW CASTLE
AZ 10 miautes after 10 o'clock, morning
AZ no minutes after IL o'clock, morning
At G O'Clock, evening. -.
Al 20 minutes before O'Clock, night.
rnA1NsLBAvE CASTLE FOR wiLhiheroH'
Al 80 minutes after o'clock, morning
Al minutes after 10 o'clock, morning.
: Al 10 minutes after 8 o'clock afternoon
: Al 25 minutes after IL o'clock, night
+ STEAMBOAT NJ. FELTON,.
. LEAVES wILMiNGroA AT
O'Clock, morning.
:, LEAVES PHILADELPHIA AT
J. 8 o'clock, afternoon.
/. STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
LEAvEs WILMINGTON AT
rs 20 minutes after 10 o'clock, noon.
v LEAVES PHILADELPHIA AT
At o o'clock, morning
STEAMB0AT ELIZA HANOoA'
III LEAVES WILMINGTON AT
&. o'clock, morning.
o'clock, afternoon.
LEAVES ruILADELpHTA AZ
" 10 O'Clock, morning.
O'Clock, afternoon
he -,,-z-s5s.s,ro ,--5-,, AND DELaoATE oONsTITuTIoss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
-a,nl,lai anu @tatrsman
sDuN = ~ =
,.-..a.y MonN1No, NOVEMBER ., 1867.
nMIRMG9s
9 inch or lsss aoustltutesa 81. square. ,..'.i.'

o,.insh or less aonsttutesa square.
- v,nn,ietnsertion vne 50 cents per aquare
~ ,,s Of four Lines, sing lei uHaruon, .bcenh'
RS- MnMiNAI, AND SrATESMAN ~ puhished every
tbs l0umiN rriday III atTHREE DOLLARS A YEAH, pay
Tuesiss savsacs Nosabscpions wal be roseiyed i9T
able 10 nse nonths aud no paper discontinued unti
ls's tnan paid, unlestat heoption OF pup
fisher. ,,.ut y tofIRNAL AND STATESMAN is pub
Tue MNnssry FridAy at TwO DoLLAHs PER ANNgAl
lshshnl avance, orrnREE DoLlAhs az 'Ae gu" VI
Ss pysersgMENTs v esns os and
serted Tor every Insertion onsef ones
the same sent without stating the time
,a are to be published will be continued ,nr sa,i '"OS
are iIiss ~ Annual Advertisers ia strictly hlteu
The avn Immediate busueFsi and all adyersslngna
TO las bsn6t ot other persons As well as NJ &
lot , i,nmed Ateiy connected WIN helr uNn w., a
vs and ali of adv In ~ Al tbe
WISE rss For all such transient Adsersns os T''
psus aiv rendered and prompt payment is aes'eu
o. sHpsps INSERTION OF their edyertisements aiu
.s an tuesdays and Fridays, our adyerhsers nv ~ ~
notice. w. th.ir avors be handed In previous "
i9rue,, In A ~. on MONDAYS aud ThursdAHs
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600 MAJ ket Street, Wilmington, DELAY
Aug 20, 1861 If
Nnn SAIL.

INOR SALE.
L No /. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE on Pine
street, above Fifth street
No. 2. A STORE, DWELLING, &c., Fourth street,
between Market ani King IL lisa very desirable
part OF the city for business Of any kind.
No. 3, FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Nc
Caulley street, Lombard, between Eleventh aud
Twelfth Htrses.
No. 1. a BEGcK DWELLING on Tatlall street. above
Second street
No. 8. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE at corner
of Seventh and French streets Good business stand.
No. q. A BRICK DWELLING AND STORE on Front
street, first house West OF Il ac6 Horse Hotel Good
stand for store and boarding house.
Also, a number of other House. and Lots Apply TO
WM. MeCA CAULLEY,
n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
SpECIAT, NOTICES.

III ELMBoLD's EXTRACT BDoau gives health and
IL vignr TO the frame and bloom TO the palid rneek
Dsoility Is accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
and If no treatment sssubmttei to, Consumption, In
sanity, or Epllspuo Fits snsne
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
rO CONS UsiPTIvEs.

rbs Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree OF
bsrrsl 10 all who desire H. the prescription with the di-
etiS,;a FAR making and using the simple remedy by
vbieh he was cured of lung affection and that dread
disease consumption His only Object y to eeneh. he
tnlred and he Hopes every sufferer Will Try TINS pres
rnt;en NJ il viii cost them nothing, and may prove
0iesS'hs' fi'''' REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
No. l65 South Second Street,
sant1O.sm Williamsburg, New York.