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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
CRITTENDEN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
PHILADELPHIA.

This College occupies the whole upper portion Of three
stories o. the large double building at the n u
CHEhrHuT and SEVENTH Streets, is we'll lighted,
and httsd up in style of elegance aud convenience
which Is unsurpassed
The instruction given here 10 OF the most practical and
busHessiike eharaeter The appreciation OF iih value Ia
shown by the fact that during the past year neary
huadred students were in attendance, and also by the
FsadneSH With which Its graduates secure lucrative
situations, and the large number OF applications made
to the College for them
The course ofinstruston lneludes
BOOKKEEPING,
which s taught in all Its departments and applications
Just II II PrAeeed by the best and bust
men. BACH student opens, writes out and closes
several sal OF books adapted to the various branches
trade mAkss out In proper form the various pspers used
count Currents, Account Sales, Business Letters
Basnse Sheets, 49,. and Ia Instructed in the large
PENMANsHIP.
which Ia important TO every business man receives
especial attention. and the method Of instruction pursued
here s we'll calculated to make elegant and rapid
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC,
Including Interest FRONT and Loss Averaging Accouus
Exchange &c Ia taught In It's shortest and os f.
oOAssa0IAl Law, MArRHAArlcs, and DEtEorlSo Cows.
RRfHif NorRs are Included In the course Of Instruction
TELRGRAPHING
both BY Sound and on Paper is taught nv one oftbe hest
OF practical and experienced operators every facility
is afforded for acquiring full knowledge uf ali lie
department has besn opened for the reception of
efAdea for Instruction In this branch The great aud
Increasing demand for competent operators oifers nm
| usual opertuut' sfoT remunerRtvs snployment.
As inHtrucftN Ia given to each student HeparAt4lv
those who WISH oener for any particular branch eau do
The time usually requiredror the complete Counting.
house Courses varies from eight to twelve weaks H.
eordiuR TO the numbur Of hours daily devoted toff
handsome Diploma with the seal Of the nat tutlon d,
| Tackled, is awarded en- graduation.
htudentt are received any time and are pstrurte1
AZ such hours as may hest suit thelf oonvsniones
catalogues containing terms, Ac may be obtained
EoRirrESDsNs serlsE OF Practical Treutser on Boot
| hhhPne, and JUDGE sHARwooD'H lectures before In,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

rUNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
L The underslgned do hereby Jointly and saVsraliy
declare pursuant % the provisions Of Chapter 81 Of the
Revised ealutss o. the State Of Delaware, thAta LIMIT
I'D PARTNRAsHIP has been formed, OF which the uu.
dsrsgned the members that the name OF the said
Partnership and that under which the business to he
conducted 10 JOHN O. BN0LIal co. that its gene
raj object 10 the manufacture Of BOOT AND SHOE
uPPBRB that the geaerA partner Is John Green Engsh
whose residence Is n the corner Of Ninth and Tatna
sreea that the special partners IsFas Pussy whose
rebdenca IL No. 800 West street, and james Scott whose
residence 10 at the souhwent corner Of Ninth and West
streets that The said special phTnsrs IarAe Pusey and
james Beot have each oonribae to tbs common stock
tbs sun OF two thousand Eve hundred dollAr In Aetus
cash payment a. eaptAli aud that the said PARTNRR
sHIP WILL C0AhRNOB ON THE FIRaT DAY or
MARCH, 4. D. 1851 and ED Oh TUB Twenty.
KlGHrH DAY or FEBRUARY, A. D. 1870.
witness our hands this twsAty sixth day Of February,
A. 1851.
lsigusdl John GREEN ENGLISH,
lsRABL pUsRY,
JANIS RC0VP.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter. Principal
SESSIONS-I9e7

The buildings and grounds have been placed in ran,
plsts order and hlled up with new furniture
adapted for the comfort and convenience of sinent
Rooms are furnished Tor the oldest boys az in oIss
private study free from Ihe confusion aud
school room. vs. u
Tho Course Of instruction ia thororsh and pr,c,,..
designed to et young men for admission 10 am III,
ColegeA, or for the active duties Of the farm bhon ar
oonnting hOuss. f ~
BY the liberAiity ofths Bosrd Trustaes
furnished with library 900 yolumsH and ons a.
the beu COLLECTIONS Of Chemical and Phllosophieai
fatus IN the United StRtesthur Adording facilities fe,
acquiring complete selentih aud Mathematical
'l9g lar superior 70 most sehoolsiu our country,
The lest Teachers will be employed and no Ialo,
spared to secure the proper, moral mcntSl Aud nhvsi
tranng ofthe young men entrusted his care Term,
moderate Ror eipeulars and information address
EDWARD PORTRR
Newark. DaI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
THE PEABODY EDUCATIONAL FUND.

The Peabody Educational Fund Trustees,
who recently met in New York, have ad-
journed, and will meet gain in annual SEES
sion in lint city on the third Tuesday in
June, 1868, hut they will meet in Richmond
ON the third Tuesday of January next.
For the present, the promotion of primary
or common school education by existing
agencies will be the leading object of the
Board Normal school education to prepare
teachers will he favored. Also, in applying
science to educational pursuits.
The Rev. DR. Scar, OF Brown University,
was selected as General Agent, who will
transact much of the business. lie has not
yet accepted the appointment.
An Executive Committee Of five was also
appointed, comprising Messrs. Mcllyaine,
! Aiken, Evaus, Graham, Eaton and the
| Chairman er oGicio. A charter is 10 be OBJ
tanned from the New York Legislature
! Samuel Whetmorc, of New York city, wai
chosen Treasurer The Finance Commute.
consists OF Messrs. Fish, Manchester Clil
ford, Bggs and Whetmore.
A large number ofapplications for aid from
educational institutions in the South wer'
referred 10 the General Agent.
Mr. Peabody addressed letter TO thu
trustees, making known his designs. III
gives the trustees absolute discretion M Il
the particular localities in which the fund
shall he expended He hopes every portion
Of the South may sooner or later enjoy bene
fits from the fund. He does not intend l.
! bind the trustees TO distribute the fund il
any measure OF proportion, or to create an.
claims on the part Of any State to the dis
tribution.
: lie subjects the trustees, neither colleC
lively nor individnally,t to any responsibility
5 to those intended to be benefited, or to an
; responsibility of any kind; he has entire cor
fidence in their wisdom, equity and fidelity
The resolutions of thanks to Mr.. Peabody
which were read ut the recent banquet, ha'
! ing been adopted, Bishop McIlvaine mad
an appropriate prayer, and the Board AZ
; journed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

A SINGULAR CAsR.-James Paterson, a
yard in England, was cutting out a riyet from
the shell Of steam vessel in the beginning OF
May, 1855, when piece OF the riYet broke of,
and after striking plate above his head,
buried itself in the centre of his eye, destroy.
ing the sight in an instant. The wound heal.
ed, and at frat the eye was not much disfigur.
ed, but it gradually shrunk, and few weeks
ago a very small point of iron was seen pro-
tfuding through the surface Of the ball, but
not near the place where II had entered. II
mas extracted without great trouble The
piece OF iron, which resembles v in shape
is three .eighths Of an inch in length, quar-
ipeh thick. .
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

SHEhtFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- a wit vi Nendlto0i EHpousH 10 M. dirsd III T.
eApVsei 10 Iphhc sale, at the Hotel Of pupev smith
n Malhet ,treel 10 the city II wmin ton New Ca.,s
nSl A. s"e'oek, p NJ, the following dscribsd Real 81
Az lhhi certain tract rieea or parcel Of embapkod
meadow land divided into uur lots stn.ta IN nns
VINE VINE 9as u ny 60 Of Wilmington ana stats Of Della
va ~ uunei gu me sssi by marrh William rrest,
Oh we west hy marsh OF tIel rex kuul ami an ibs
nItlh ana s1nh by two marsh roads aud otbory con.
Htn,ns 'o.r W. hAll Aeras OF land more or lvsl
SEIZED anu taken " execution aH tho pronertv n Jnoes
", ThnhtOu aud To b. sold nv '''''' ~ S'
st..ts,. ,,m.. WILLIAM HfRBgRT Sheriff.
Hntrlu pmfe New Cmilr. March u, 1867 Imatl3-ts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
Blindness and Uatarrn

Treated With ne utmost success. by DR.. J. IsAAcs
vren p,, nna AnrisL go,mery Of Leydsn, Holland No
most reliable sources the City AID County can e sssp
Al his once The medical faculty are invited 10 Nd.
eomptny thsir patients as he has secrets in III, nrr
uae ARTIFICIAL BYEs, inserted, without biz NJ,
sNNee "Ns''' 'AeWaaAi'h' sep25,ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
RE - nDIAL INSTITUTES
FOB SPECIAL CASES.

~ Iall Information, with the AigheN te,t,oonj,t,
Ayo BOOK % spsefdl Distaies IN sealed cnpslonr
seht tIee; " SURE 0Rd sead for them aud you ,tii
!@poaeft without rejtreafes No STRANGER Should H.
trusted Eneloae samp tori postage aud dir,et IN MI
ueyiS-iy 'V"A'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

~ ll pursuance Of ne ting held Nv III, corso,a.
h'Na ~ her-hy given that HOOKS fr sub.eriptinn
NIX 'S n,3sN o. no brawtre AMI Penpsglviui, Ksii
Tap, ~ delaware CITY. pulawsta on TIlesn ~ ~
sSdi 'ss q April next between the hours Of To- a. NJ
SAD Company are authorized hy tb.ir el.rt. IL, ssn .
siurt htil toad from punt on tho Delaware RivsS
sylyAnla state line y II nyNI ! ~ ~ " rtph
D. ClBAygR, SeeretAry '-"N'' "pafmah'
Delaware eily Del, March "a iat1-.n-o WIN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
STATE on DKLAwARE,l ..
kipVu CAaTI,R cOURTY
witnss: sAsL N,.IIARpisaTos.

BIZ II RBNlnslnnp, That on the tTsniy-lxth day Of
February, A. D. 1857, before me- JACOB .. rAEpRvsR
Justice Of the PeAes IN and for the County Aforesaid PER-
ponally came Johu Green Rnglish, 1sfasl Pussy aud
James Scott parties 10 the nrsKoInE who sew, rally sc
knoWledgsd the above certificate Of limited parh shIp
10 he his act, and desired II 10 be recorded tuh
6iveu andaE my hsnd the day and year aforesaid
mAEl-etw JACOB D. YANDkYkR r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

TEE Board Of Education, Of Key York
city, in their schedule of superintendent give
the average attendance At ell the SCHOOLS as
10, 725, aud the apporionmeRt Of them at
1910, 7T40o. or a fraction over &7.9s per
nunil Der annum
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

In the social circle, he was much admlreu,
and all who had the pleasure OF meet
ing him at the hcarth-stone will cherish
lively recollection of his agreeable dispo'
siton, while they dropa teario the memory
of one with whom they have spent many
agreeable and happy hours. by the inscru-
table will of Him who rules the Universe,
and holds our deslinics in His hands, lie has
passed away from earth. Let us cherish
lively recollection of his many excellent
qualities, and bury his mperieciions beneath
the clods Of the valley.
AS for ourself we feel that we have lost
friend, dear personal friend, one whose
suayty of manners, sweetness Of temper,
and cheerlulness of disposition under all
embarrassments, Universities and trials, have
won for him deep and abiding place in our
affections. Possessing noble, generous,
lofty spirit he was incapable of descending
to mean or petty acts to accomplish an OBJ
iect, but always in the dignity aud loftiness
of true manhood be stood above reproach or
suspicion in all his intercourse with his tel
low men. Alas that such Il manly nature
should so soon have fallen. But il is even
so. MAY the Father of the widow and the
orphan comfort his bereayed family in this
its hour of keenest sorrow, and give peace
to the disemboded soul of the beloved de-
| nnrted
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

AJorIpR.--I FORBID ANY PRRsoR
IN Or psrsonb to trust Mary 81. Hazel NY Wife on my
credit for anything, as will positively pay no bill or
bills Of her contracting.
maraa-im MARLoVR HAZEL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

CHICAGO has the largest lumber trade of
any place in the world. The sales las year
were GIG, 900, 900 feet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

1 J NoTirs ~ ~ 49, ~ tD-PAIkTkERsHIP.
~ SuutlGr n HEREBY GiVgN THAT INF co
iai1lN hNsuiF hefet u ~ ~ sling between ,hs snb
TSit.ne,n,, enn.r thu hIm WunE A FEAsrRii waa
~, by nanal CONSENT February sstl,, I1sS
,"is na'tig aims against the late Arm viii ,saept
= ' N9meu' 10 nm. SAMUEL WODH,
M A. S. fBAsTEH.
tle business Of RIGGI VG will be reutInusd Al ,hs
o. Nu,u9 VnWiei street. near the o,d Perry. by
SAMUEL WODS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
U. 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DIRECT TAX ASSESSMENT
kaaEssOA's OyRIoR, DisfRics OF DELAWARE, !
Nylifalantau A.Nlt lat 1GstT 4

kaaEAsOAs OyPIoR DfsfRiCg or DRLAwAaB,l
Wilmington April lat, 1867.
Notice Is hereby given "a all perHons concerned that
ipeals will be received and determined, by The Asses
aor, relative to any erroneous excessive Valuations
Assessments or knumeratons made by ths Assessor
AsAtnn Asgeseo and returned in the Direct TAx Lists
for 1867, at the following times and places, via:
IN NEW CASTLE.
Atih Court HouFh Building, on THURSDAY AND PRt
DAY, April 18th and 18Th, from 10 A. NJ. until p. II.
AT DOVER,
On MONDAY AND TUEsDAY, April 18th aud 18th,
from 10 A. N. to 4P. NJ Atths Court House Building
AT GEORGETOWN,
On TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY, April 9th and 10Th,
from A. NJ. until r. NJ, Al the Court House Building
At the same tlmes aud nlaees the Direct Tax Lists
taken and returned Aforesaid will be submitted the
inspection Of any and all persons who may apply
purpose and from the lu day Of April to the 18th day
Of AP 1907 (sxcspt the days above mentiOned) the
Direct Tax Lists OF Sussex County will be subject % iu
specton At tho office Of D. Rodney, Assistant Assessor
Georgetown Del. The Lists VI Kent County, at the Once
OF B. Dickson Dover Del, and the Ltstof New Castle
County At the Once The ASSESSOR Custom House
ing, Wilmington, Del.
all appeals ahall be made In writing, and shall specify
the particular cause thing respecting Witch de-
elsIou 10 rsqusssd and o9eoYer state the ground
or principle OF error complained Of
No appeal be allowed 10 any party amer he shAll
have bean duly assessed and the rect Tax Lat con.
tain ng tho Assessment shall have been Transmitted 10
the Collector OF the District
mar25.im ESQ. D. DICKSON, Ausau,or.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
FAMILY BOARDING,

OWING no THE WANT OF BUps
~ FlCIENT HOUSES there many families Wso
will have 70 board and preierTug steady bu Ines 10
transient summer Boatders IL sulelsnt numbr Be
take them AT VERY MODERATE PRICES R0oma
furnished or no and ptiees accordingly Or Will LET
the house at onsble rent, either with or without
tile furnitute aud take the rent Ia board.
seyersl persons getting out stone for building
In West wilmington, and probably most OF The mtehAn.
les wou like hoard at the house No pieasanler place
eau be found, aud only ton minutes walk from Market
mont FoEE.
The frat lior, with dressing rooms 10. as usual to
parties for ten dollars per evening.
marl9-4t J. A. BROWN
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
SHERIFF's SALES.
suERIFF,s sALn /.

4s,aA by virtue of a writ Of Lovari FaeIas to me al.
WNE leo,rd, Will be exposed to Public Sale, al the
EIi Hotel Of Charles Clement, In tbs town Of Nov
frAieeh Castle, ia New Castle County, Del, on WE'D
NhsDAY tho 10th day of April, 1867, at 10 oeook A.
~, ne following described Heal Eslats. Wis:
AN thai certain 1T Of land, with frame dwelling
mouse anu Tame stable thereon sreetef situate in the
town Of Now Castle candel and described as follows
70 VIZ beginning q co,ner post on tina line Of a TOT
q land OF Thomas H. att thence 10 said strOet north
my Two degrees east thrtvAve feet o anothtr corner
post IN The line Of lot oi land Of Robert H. Barr thence
w line dividing thlr IRON the said Robert a. Bars
ot norm y-onr dsgiees west hundred and nlnsty
seven lost 10 another corner post dividing this nom
ol formerly OF Charles Knox hence along said division
hhs sonh hytso degrees west III Ityhve feet TO anoh.
e corner poai, standing IN the line Of sald Thomsa Nv
ts lot thence along the line said lot south forty four
dsgteea easerly one hundred and ninety feet 10 the
place ct beginning be the moro or less Also ths
PFege u uIo two feet Wide alsy, extending and ~
ing helwesn tho nu u TIC aforesaid Thomas HyntVs o
anl lot ciinnd enveye to the said Charles Knox BY
one hundred aud iuIty three feet
seized and nkeu IN execution as the rroperty OF
James Mount aud Frances Mount his wife and ems ten.
ANS, AID 10 he sold by 'N '-''' -
,..,. WILLIAM pERBBRT, Sheriff.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29
InoR sALe. on EXCHANGE FoR oITY

NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II PROpRRTY--A FARM OF III acres Of land $50 of
which Is artbe). situate between Ekon and North RAlt
mites from the former and miles ifom tbs latter Ex.
egleni houee fair buildlngs we'll fenced and Wask
ud with orchards II not sold soon, II will be feulsd
Possession given immediately. Apply To
VIM MeCAuLLRY,
ianl5 COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-29

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON,
tanning two hundred acres, more les,, situate III
Red Lion Hundred, Now Castle County, AMI State Il
pelawRrs this River road, 1ve miles IRON New Casla
The buildings excellent, brick house with II rooms
good barn spring house. Ice house and other out build
ngs. Also 1.-TWO story tenant house Is healthy aud
desirable property. Apply to
w. hccAuLLRY,
600 Market street,
nnt21 Wilmington, Delaware
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ss1.. LADIES' Fair.
ladies' Memorial Association.

? A FAIR will be held and u public Dinner
given by the ladies of this Association in the
Town Of Staunfon, on the 4tLs Monday OF
March, 1867, with the view Of providing furth-
er means for the prosecution of the work il,
which they have long been engaged, in whic,
much has been accomplished, but where very
much remains to be done. It. needs not to
commend this holy work to the sympathies Of
our people. An undecorated grave is a poos
return for the sacrifice of life; yet this is all
we can now accord. Let this be chcerfully
given. Hitherto, the ladies in the country
have had small opportunity of cooperating
in this work, Money only has been asked.
and in many instances, this they had no. to
spare. Now, contributions are solicited Of
such kind that each may bestow something
Everything that can be made available in
furnishing dinner, every article of use or Of
amusement to supply the tables of the Fair
will be needed, and will be of avail ii swell
ling the proceeds. Send -four, meat poultry,
eggs, butter, produce of all kinds. Send
clothing, yarn, socks, dry goods, groceries,
in short, everything that each one, in his cir
cumstances, can spare. Send articles of use.
where il can be done, rather than such as ar,
merely ornamental. Let the ladies in eacn
neighborhood associate and prepare contri-
button and send it to the Association at Staun-
ton some ten days previous to the fourth Nor
day in March. This Fair viii be kept opsa
from day oday until all the articles contrib
uted are disposed Of. s,os
Jan 23-td
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Commissioners Sale.
T.aud for sale.

Under decree of tile Circuit Court of Au-
gnsta equity, in the cause OF John Iowber-
man EFT All vs. VIM H. sRosen and others,
win proceed, ON the premises, on Friday, the
lst day of March next, to sell, at public sale,
a tract of land in Augusta county. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND 'SEVENTY-SlNsAcres
1t is medium quality land; adjoins David
Greayer, VIM. Gibson, and others, about sew
en- miles Southwest Of Staunton.s
The improvements are good, and has on 1t a
No. ! orchard and all necessary buildings
It is enough to say that the quality of the
land, proximity to market. and agreeable
ness of the neighbefhood, invite thosein search
of a. desirable home to ct least FAN examination
Of it. e3NfFssitf 'e's
t; l reside on.the farm; and will SHOW it to
any one wishing to-examine. it.. yr5ys qssa
/ q MS.--70ne- fourth upon confirmation OF
sale, balance in three equal annual install
ments from the day of sale, bearing Interest,
the purchaser to give bonds with good esecuri-
ty, and title to the land to be retained as Hlti-
mate security sss @sf&s4esss sastfss
But in my discretion, j may so modify The
TERMS as to require the paymentsto be made
in current gold coin Of: the, United States, or
the equivalent thereof. in current funds, at the
time. Of actual payment of instruments, to- be
asecrtained by the market price OF such coin
in Stanton, at the time Of such payments.
Q4ES ss,sY IS GEORGE KOSEN.
Jan 1G-tds Commissioner.
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Books, Stationery, &c.
NEW BOOK and Music Store.

.
JONES &sHUNTER respectfully publish
to the numerous schools Of StauHteH and vi
cinity, and to the public generally, that they
have openeda
BOOK, STATIONERY, AND MUSIC STORE,
Main Street, next door to the Post-Ofie.
Staunton, and offer for sale
NEW AND FRESH STOCK OF BOOKS:
including every variety of School Books,
beautiful and interesting miscellaneous works,
Bibles, Hymn, and Prayer Books, Sc.
Our Stationery Department will always be
full and well assorted, and will contain every
thing that can be found in q First Class
House.
The Ladies and Music Teachers are speci-
ally requested to examine our collection Of
MUSIC, embracing quite a variety, and the
latest publications.; also, Instruction Books.
Musical Instruments, Strings, &c.
In addition, we have an assortmentof beau
tiful Notions, Perfumery, &c. New Books
constantly arriving; also, the latest and most
popular Works, Periodicals, &c.
IGg All orders promptly supplied.
Nov
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Jan aa39A r in. RYAN, Clerk.
VIRGINIA :--Ati a .spcoiaisT ernns Of the

VIRGINIA alta special Term Of the
Circuit Court for augusta County, the / til
day January, 1867
Kelly, Ball & Co., $3.50 Plaintiffs,
"A Against, -,elsF, In Chancery.s
James c. Grocnls's Administrator et an al.
&@ia Il Defendants.
An order having been entered in this cause
at the June Term last, requiring the Plain
tiffs,, who are non residents Of this Common
wealth, to give security for The payment of
all such costs and damages as; may be award
ed the Defendants; and also Of the fees which
will become due from the Plaintiffs to the Of
ficers of this Court; and the said Plaintiffs
having failed to comply with the requirements
Of said order. 1t is ordered, that the Clerk of
this Court give notice, BY publishing. for four
successive weeks, in the ''Cohrt Gazette, ;"
that unless security for the costs aforesaid, be
given with the Clerk on or before the first
day of the next term, tyiz:t the first day of
the June Term next, that their suit will then
be dismissed. .,
1T is therefore ordered that the said Kelley,
Ball Co.. do appear here within one month
eaftey1due publication Of this notice, and do
what is necessary; 70 protect their interests.
= ACopyA Teste
stai Sne2as l,ss.j $50 j. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Tan % A. 5sg3%
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Wu2atel.
WANTED. So. 60 per day.

AGENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen, in
every County in the United States, to sell the
Ink Powders of the American Ink Company.
The powder sells for forty cents per package,
and viii make ink enough to fill fifty bottles
of the usual size retailed at ten cents per bot
tie. A smart agent can sell gross of it u
day. and clear $,27.G0. The ink can be made
from the powder in three minutes in common.
best in the world. 1t flows easily, does not
corrode the pen a particle, never gums up il
not injured by freezing and its color will last
forever. Every family in America will buy