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Aholitionists.

The word "Aboitionist' is derived from
the transitive verb abolish, which Webster
defines as follows "Abolish--l. To make
void TO aunul; to abroaske applied chiefly
and appropriately to established tapS, cor
tracts, rites, customs and Institutions.
"To destroy" Now let us see what our
Abolitionists have abolished, DESTROYED an
nulled and made void:
They have abolished liberty.
They have abolished the Union.
They have abolished the Constitution.
They have abolished trial by jury.
They have abolished the laws and the
courts.
They have abolished ten States.
They have abolished republican form of
government.
They have abolished the peace and fra
ternity of the country.
They have abolished all respect for a writ
ten Constitution.
They have abolished the sacredness of the
church.
They have abolished the freedom OF
speech.
They have abolished the freedom of the press
They have abolished the freedom of opin-
ion.
They have abolished the freedom of reli-
gion. 81 '.. @ =
They have abolished all that the late war
was waged for.
They have abolished all that our forefath.
ers fought for.
They have abolished gold and silver.
Fhey have abolished equal rights to all
They have abolished equal Taxation.
They have abolished economy and homes
" in the administration of the government
They have abolished low prices, cheap
living, good times and the general pres
perity.
They have abolished the cotton crop, anC
the millions of gold resulting from our ex
ports.
They have abolished million OLIVES.
They have abolished from three to six
thousand millions of treasure.
They have abolished our Southern mar
ket.
They have abolished our commerce upon
the seas -
They have abolished our independence o
Eastern manufacturers and iron mongers.
They have abolished representation as |
corollary of taxation.
They have abolished the United State
Senate.
They have abolished the United State.
House of Representatives.
They have abolished the United States.
With such achievements only to boast of
what more appropriate na.ae could they beal
than that of ''abolitionists ~ %.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
r. ESTATE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of order Of the County Court of
Rock Island County, State of Illinois, made and
entered of record at the July terra thereof, the
9th day of July, A. d. lS67,--The undersigned,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate of Joseph Conway,
late Of said County, deceased, for the payment
of debts against said estate viii sell, at public
vendue, on MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1867, between the hours OF
ten O'Clock in the forenoon and ave O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, at the north door of tho
Court House, in the city of Rock Island, in said
County of Rock Island and State Of Illinois, the
claim of the said deceased to the following des
cribed real estate, to-wit: Out Lots 1z3, l25,
I27. rs and l29, to the city of Rock Island, ac-
cording to the old plat of out lots to said city
! also the fractional block west of block FIVE, in
Thompson 4 Wells addition to said city Of Rock
Island formerly the town of Stephenson); also
Fractional block north Of block one in said
Thompson & Wells adaition,-all in said county
and state.
Terms OF SALE-Cash in hand
LAURA J. CONWAY. Administrators.
SWEENEY 4 JACKSON, Att'ys.
aug3w6w.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
l. existing between the undersigned, under
the firm name of "The American Match Co." is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm will be continued
by W. c. Welch, who will pay all debts and col
lect all accounts due said firm.
F. II. WARREN,
W. C. WEIGH.
Rock Island. MAY 81 1877 dim
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FOR SALE VERY Low.

A PAIR OF HEAVY MATCHED HORSES,
n Harness and Wagon. Also pair matched
bays, fine drivers. Also sorrel stallion, very
large-all kind in Harness or to Saddle. ..4
BEARDSLEY& BROTHER, I'll
.fHs Opposite KimbalPs Wagon Shop.
;,l,ooltF
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Ccb;cago feels bad. Her tail feathers have

Chicago feels bad. Her tail feathers have
dropped considerably. Cause The Nation
ais whitewashed the Excelsiors times and
beat them AZ to 4! 1t is said that the VA
tionals allowed the Rockford Club to peat
them for the purpose of getting BETS anu
that they made good pile ont OF lineage
people on the game. The Nationals indig-
nant,v denv this. See geographic report. :
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CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
City of Rock Island, July 18th, 1887.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
In assessment lists of taxable real and per-
sonal estate in the city of Rock Island for the
year 1867, have been completed and returned by
the Assessor to the City Council; and that OBJ
jections thereto will be heard by the City Council
at the Council Room, in said City, on the 30th day
of July inst, at o'clock p. NJ.
All persons feeling themselves aggrieved by the
assessment of their property are hereby requested
to make or file their objections at the time and
place aforesaid
J.R.J JOHNSTON, City Clerk
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OPEN TO THE WORLD.

For Premium Lists or any Information con
corning the Fair, inquire by letter or personally
of 50 JAMES M. BUFORD, Sec'y,
At the First National Bank, Rock Island.
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Any groves, hedges, orchards, fences and farms
for which the first premium shall have been
awarded, shall not be eligible for the next five
years, for competition. es
Applicants for premiums on Wheat, Corn, Oats,
Barley. Rye, Onions, Flax, Timothy Grass, Pota-
toes, Beets, Carrots, Beans, Broom Corn, Sor
ghum and Tobacco, must make their entries
during the fair. The premiums viii be awarded
the first Saturday in December. Competitors for
premiums on the above will be required to fur
nsh the Secretary statement embracing the fol-
lowing particulars
The time and method of preparing the ground !;
the time of sowing or planting the amount and
kind of seed the mode amount and cost of Gull
tivation; the time of reaping or gathering it.
The ground to be measured, and the crops to be
measured or weighed, by some competent and
disinterested person, whose certificate or affidavit
is TO accompany this statement.
sample of one quart of the grain, and a sam
pie of Potatoes, Beets, Carrots, Beans, Broom
Corn, Tobacco and Sorghum Syrup entered, must
accompany the statement, which must be handed
to the Secretary before the LIST of December, 1857
On farms entered, n statement must be furnished,
showing the method of cultivation, kind of crops,
amount in bushels, cost of cultivation aud profits.
J. A. JORDAN, of Coal Valley, Rural P. o.
WIN. WAIT, Edgington, (Hazlitt P. o.
W. c. PEARsoLL, Coe, port Byron P. o.
Committee.
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Best coop OF Rabbts
| Poultry must be brought the ground in
neat and well constructed coops and cages, not
| less than 81 feet high.
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Rsek Island County Agri-
cultural Society.
(Conctinued.)
List of Premiums,
Open to the World.
CATTLE.

JOHN E. BABCoCK, OF HAMPTON, sUPERINTEN'
DENT,
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Glass ,. NO. 10.

CLASS B.. NO. 10.
Fastest Running Horse, weight to age, 2
in 8, mile heats, $50 90
CLASS B. NO. 20,
Fastest Running Horse, catch weights, 2
in 8, half mile hests, $25 o
CLASS B. no. 81.
Fastest Trotting Mare Of Gelding that &
never beat 2:35, IN harness, 5 in6
mile heats, 5000 %
$40 entrance fee to be added to purse.
CLASS b. NO. %. -
Fastest Trotting Stallion, Mare or Geld
ing, in harness, 8 in 5, mile heats, $500
Citizens purse additional 200
Making $500
$50 entrance fee to be added to the
purse.
All running races to be run according to the
rules Of the Laclede Association, st. Louis, No.,
of 1867.
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JOHN KIsTLER, Buffalo Prairie, Superintendent.
CLASS D. NO. 24-Sweepstakes.
Best Boar of any age or breed Sl3 w
Second best, ditto 3lEs w
Best Brood Sow of any age or breed Il 10 90
Second best, ditto w
Best Pair of Pigs, under one year w
Second best, ditto w
Best Sow with not less than 6 pigs under
months old III w
Second best, ditto > w
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and
the East is now complete, and the earnings of the
Union Pacific on the sections already finished for
the first two weeks in May were $3.50 These
sectional earnings as the road progresses will
much more than pay the interest on the Compa-
ny's bonds, aud the through business over the on
ly line of railroad between the Atlantic and Pa
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T0-Day's Advertisem'ts,
LIST on TUTTsCDc

d EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
IeE0fdeest Rock Island, State Of Illinois, on
the 18th day Of July, 1851: 80
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on the premises, where a suit Of clothes al
ways be made on the shortest notice, in the best
STYLE and, like everything else at this establish
ment at the lowest rates. The Tailoring Estab-
lshment is in charge of Michael Lieberknecht, an
old and experienced cutter and fnisher, who has
carried business in this city for nearly IL years.
If you want nice broad cloths cassimeres, fan
nels tweeds, yarns blankets, any kind of wooden
goods, honestly made and at very low prices, call
at the
RACK ISLAND Wa0LEN Mills.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
S. d. sToDDARD, of Rock Island, Superintendent.
CLASS 81
Finest and best collection of Agricultural
Implements exhibited by makers, Diploma
and $40 90
Finest and best collection of implements
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ASSESSMENT LISTS.

Rock Island, May 81, 1867, d3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15

A RouaH JOKE ON BRIDEaRooM.' IA
Joke of no small dimensions was perpetrated
ON loving couple in Tazewell County, ILL.,,
iow days ago. A young limb of the law,
in the little city of Pekin having agreed to
take unto himself buxom young damsel
from a yerdant district, one of his particular
friends, who, by the way, is very hand
some young man, undertook to facilitate"
matters u little by the way of an "indehnite
postponement Knowing that the day was
set and the guests invited he repaired to
the home OF the young lady at midnight,
called up the family, and wished to see
Miss -, in particular. He had come as
Mr.. -, from Pekin, a particular friend OF
her intended, to inform her that her intend
cd had slightly changed his mind that he
| had thought the matter over and concluded
. that he was TOO poor to marry, &c, and
a must therefore be excused. AS might be
G expected, the young lady tainted, and the
# old gentleman expressed hlmselfwel pleased
4 with the change. He had always opposed
II il ANYHOW, and it was all right. Here oui
o handsome young man left. Next morning
Ii the old gentleman and the young lady starte'
v kout 10 inform the prospective guests that tn
70 nng was up;' that circumstance" TO
g once had altered cases, and "Mollie" wa
10 going 10 remain single. The old gentleman
is repaired TO the little city of Washington, nc
m where Andy lives, but where the Youn
II. mans father lives, and seriously iniorme
es him that his son "Ike" had "played off
,v nm .our Mollie" Ike's father declared Ii
as would disown him if so, and immedialel
he left for Pekin to learn particulars Arrive
of in Pekin, he soon found "Ike," who WI
ho as ignorant of the circumstances as bufa
IN. ON the plains of Nebraska. AS soon as il
10. formed of it, Ike lett post-haste for his lad
,e. love. Unfortunately for him he arrived
nd the night; they believed the story was tru
he and would not allow him to see the girl
he all But see her he would and see her
led did. OF course he soon made everythil
Inc perfectly satisfactory in every partlcult
nst and the wedding, which should have TAX
ION place on Thursday, was postponed till Su
a day one week ago, when all went of in
rly most pleasing possible manner, the old IN
veil declaring that he always intended to 81
ion Mollie to Ike, and that he trusted they wor
inc live long and happy life together Let
,er hone they will. Who is "the handsoi
,se- Young man." : Bloomington (H,) Pa
h is tagrapk.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
COUGHS, SORE THROAT AND CON.
Sumption.
DR.. ]. SIMMS s. SONS
MHLTE PuLMONIC BALSAM.

This rsmedy especially adapted TO- and has proved
p1nitiVe and certain cura ior PULMONARY C0NSuMP
TON, in will it fail where the constitution
has been broken down with pretended medicines and
nexperenced advice
1t acts promptly and quickly in curing all Chronic
Diseases affecting the Throat, Breast and Lungs ms IN
Bronchial Affections, sur9 Throat, Chronic
Coughs, Group, Asthma Bronchitis. whooping Cough,
hortness of BREATH Splitting Of Blood Soreness Of the
ireas, Pain and Tighuess 10 the Drsas caarrh OF the
Breast, Hoarseness, Measles, Coughs 2c. II Is power
tnl expeot,rans with tonic Alternative and difusve pro-
erie and stands unexceed II rarely equalled, in
ing ali diseases of tho Throat and Lungs II has cured
Asthma Of ten yeirs standing. In Group IL Is perfect
specific II chemical food, and will build up
weakened and emaeAled constitutions
Hl-Its immense sales proves Its excellence.
Consumptiges, verify believe your hope Is in this
remedy. Its many OF apparently hopeless eases
nave prov IN II rem a1y of extraordinary value.
Wa invite tfial, sure II will give full salts
iattiOn We guarantee II all zoe represeHt ntobe.
PRICE 90 GENTS, small sizsd and 400 large sized
bottles seut by expire TO any part OF the country,
curely plc Ged, on recHipt Of this money.
Invented, Prepared aud sod by
DR. J.sIMMs & SON,
DEALERS IN PURE FANILY MEDICINES,
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmington, Del.
Sold wholesale by pyott Co., aud hnson, Holloway
4 Cowden, Phlalslphiai and at rstal by D. f. Burton
and Cowgirl sou, Dover and dealers In medicines every
where. apr26-tf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
journal ana statesman TIme-TabIe,
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WlLMlNGT on
SEPTEMBER 80, 1867.
oarqalig oarreeled lgitA evsry eAangs.

Carefaliy corrected with every change.
ruAtNs LEAVE wlLaINGroNFoR PHILADELPHIA
At7 o'clock, morning.
st o'clock, morning,
At 20 iainutes before | O'Clock, morning.
At30 minutes after II o'clock, noon.
At o'clock, afternoon.
tt 20 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
4, 30 minutes after o'clock, evening.
40 10 o'clock, night.
Al minu4es after IL O'Clock, night.
ESQ minutes after 6p'clook, evening, Sundays
St Z minutes before II o'clock, night, Sundays
rRA1ysLEAvE PHILADELPHIA FoRwILMtNoToh.
Al 30 minutes after s o'clock, morning
Nl2 o'clock, noon.
AT 30 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
Al 30 minutes after O'Clock, afternoon.
At 30 minutes after O'clock, afternoon
Az 6 o'clock, evening.
| Al II O'Clock, night.
| Al so minutes after ii O'Clock, night.
| at II O'Clock, night Sundays.
Al 30 minutesatter l O'Clock night, Sundays
TEAMS LEAVE wiLMfNdToN FOR NEW CASTLE.
a; 10 mnutes lfter 10 o'clock, morning
Al 20 minutes after IL O'Clock, morning
A. . o'clock, evening.
At - minutes before So'clock, night
TRAINS LRAvENEw CASTLE ron wILMlNaToH'
Al 80 minutes after o'clock, morning.
AT minutes after 10 o'clock, morning,
AZ 30 minutes after O'Clock afternoon
Al Is minutes after | / O'Clock, night.
STEAMBOAT s NJ. FELTON,.
: LEAVES wILMrNGToN AT
clock, morning.
I LEAVES PHILADELPHIA At
o'clock, afternoon
l STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
4 LEAVES WILMINGTON AT
= 20 minutes after II o'clock, noon.
$ LEAVES PHILADELPHIA AT
A o'clock, morning
STEAMBOAT ELIZA HANCoX.
8 LEAVES WILMINGTON AT
% o'clock, morning.
c O'Clock, afternoon.
LEAVES PHILADELPHIA AT
VI 10 o'clock, morning
1 o'clock afternoon
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
,o,,rl,aG auu AtateaiaalI u
.,-..,.v MouNlNo, NovnMprn Is, 1867.
TExRN5=
=. MAJ nr Is.. .onsLlLulol > saaare

.tneh or less ;opstitutess square
.s-sigslet Insertion 80 cents PER sqnare: .,s n,.
~ S5s,s s tnur lines, singlei Insertion 9n cenih
81 Mnr5l II, AND SrArhSM AN IN puslihhsd every
Tue Joumi" "Frliny alTnREE DOLLARS YEAR, pay
,is iiNAo nnnths aud np paper discontinued until
t th,n ~. paid dnlestat the option Of the pun
tl Wlests6s
lshit, ,srtY JuuRNAL AND STATESMAN pub
Tha "a" ",t.iA.y a rUo DOLLARS PER ANNuht,
Nhei eta'S % vance, orTHREE DOLLARS at the end OF
ilp year eupNrS nal excasdi n squArewill be ln-
ADV ,i,.,a Tor ono dollar aud sixty eehtti Ahu
Tor svery subseq insertion iIonser ones
& p ma sane proportion ,.,,,,n, s,aHnp the time
= ,hs nnMished Will he continued until lhey
hey Ns N mi fhprsel according TO the above tefms.
r. sT9s rauys e. sF oaS saSsriTeu, "ayssTS are IN
nNe, .t ,.lr laynrs Nuaf he handed IN previous 10
i1tnei i,s ,aJ. K M on MONDAYS aud ThnrsdR.a'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
rnviO.lY.
TO UoNsUMPTIVEs.
80 -. atua EAnF ILL

The Rey. kbwAKD A. WILSON will send 0ree Of
ehars) to an who desire it, the prescription with the di-
rectians for making aud using the simple remedy by
which he was cured Of lung affection and thst dread
disease consumption His only object s to heneht the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this pres
cription Il will them nothing, and mhy prove
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. lG5 South Second Street,
,ontio e,u williamsburg New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
muuOns OE YOIlTIT,

deptleman who suffered for years from Nervous De,
tility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful
nJisereon wi fr the sake Of suffering humanity, send
free 10 ali who need It, the recipe and for max
a Inc smpla remedy by which he cured. Sufferer
ishinq 10 profit by the aiveraars experience can dt
" - JOHN B. OGDEN
myI0-lyw 42 Cedar street. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,
fsls AKA aEgsfH1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
azz - sMINGrON AND BALTIMORE

| I'm kKarzzssHal PHILADELPHIA, WILL
eszss NE 9MINGToN AND BALTIMORE
kAIL IsOAD TIME4ABLR.
| COMMENCING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER soth, 1851.
Trains will cave Depot corner Broad street and WAX
ingtOn Avenue a follows:
wAY-MAIL TRAIN at s 40 A. NJ (sundAys sxesptsdJ
Meeting with Delaware Rsil Rosi at WiiminEtoS fcr
cristield I'D and Intsrmodlate stations
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1900 N. Sundays exespuad,l
for baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN At $40 p. N. (sunaays sxeertsa,)
low, Lnwood, Caymont, WILMINGTON Nswporf Star tsn
Newark Elkion North. East HavTs
Aessrds.n perrymans, EdgsWood, hagnoiA
NIGaT EXPRESS at ll.OO P. N. (dally,) for BALM
more and Washington. Connects al Wilmington (satu
days excepted with delaware Railroad stopping At
Sew Castle Mdd'etown, Clayton. Dover, Harrington,
seaiofd, sasbnry, Princess Anne, aud eonnsetnK At
mouth and the South.
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via Dalu-
more viii take the 1900 NJ train. Via orlsheld wiu
take the ii0O P. H. train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
sHpPng at all stations between PhilndslphiA and VII
Leave Philadelphia at $780, so 600 and II 80 (dAlly)
=. a. The 430 Pm. train connects with Delaware RAN
road for Milford aud intermediate stationa Ths ace
+. NJ. train runs 70 New Castle.
LSays Wilmington at 100 and 90 NJ 400 and $50
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at loaOA 10 s0,5 2oAnd p69PN.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
do Leave Chester at75i SAL and 11.1s A. M 4s 6BI,
''~S anu Az % r. NJ
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore 1875 A. M, Way Nail. os5 A. NJ Ex-
press. 2.l6 T. NJ, Express e.s5 p M Rxpress sb6 p.
NJ, Express. -
From Baltimore to Port Depcst and intsrmsdats ais
lions at 90 2. NJ.
m egmmodatoa Train from Port Deposit will leave
fsriyVle at o4I A. for BAlhmsrs and intsinsaAts
stations.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 9.t2A NJ, and A0sPM
wilmington At 100 A. NJ. and 4.bb p,
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will Leave
1856 +. Nj. ~
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at $50 p stopping Al ,r.a.
kkton and Newark suS
leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore and n
more. n y KRNNRV pnl.-t- =.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

II ELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUouu gives health a1l
Il vgor the frame and bloom 10 the palld gheek'
Dsolity is accompanied by many alarming symptoms,
aud ii no treatment is submitted 10, Consumption, To-
sanity. Epilepuc Flta ensue
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15
aRACE,s OMLEBRATED sALVE

From Mr. JAMES CuRlE, Of Amesbury, Mass.
81 afflicted with severe feon on one OF my fingers
ndn cd me to apply your Salve In two days extract
ed the nllmmaton fram my finger as to enable me
to resume NY wnfk. almost say that the Salve
worked lie Mage for It effected without leaving
a scar unhesitaiiugly pronounce GRAcE's sALNE
an excellent remedy and do not doubt It will be appre
riAted throughout the l1nd - -
ONLY 25 CENTS BON.
sETII W ROWLE a SON, Boston, Pioprietors.
Sold by ApOihecaries aud arooers generally now
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15

The opponents of prohibltory liquor law
have elected two third majority in then
interest to the Massachusetts, Legislature,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-15

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PhlladsInhia AZ
80 A. NJ. 81
Leave Philadelphia 500 p, ~. as.l Wilmington 1.4o p
N. for New Castle. w -
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
noon, and 14O r NJ. Clayton for smyrna. $40 X And
200 and 1919 P. NJ to make connection with trans 10
and from Tower, and Stations south. ~
Trains leaving crisheld 800 r. NJ, and WiI,ninr,o,,
going South at II 30 A. NJ will in close conpeeiion
with steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and Expreas
Trains 70 and from baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. They Will stor ON the Delaware Railroad Line
only at principal stations at which their time n sAf,d
Except that Steamboat Train South will let ~ ras
have tickets
Passengers from Delaware Il. r. Line TO BAltlmots.
change cars al Wilmington Passengers from Bsllinove
to Delaware Railroad change at NJ a. Junction IN
cd. ii q sRW III N''-'
EnnarI I'M ,dar.An nuI.. 49,
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Dr. Wistar's BaIsam Of wild Cherry.

Where this article Is known II is work Of superero
gation say word in It's favor, we'll IL 1t estab
shed as an uufalng remedy for Coughs, Colds Bron-
chliis Group, whoopng Cough, Asthma diseases Of the
Throat Chest and Lungs we'll that most dreaded Of
all diseases, CONSUMPTION, which high medical au
hory has to be ipeurable disease Those
who have used this remedy know Its vAlue those whc
have not have but to make single trial to be satisfied
that Of all others it is the remedy
Tue RRy, JACOB sEoHLER,
well-known and much respected among the German
population Of this couptry, writes as follows;
nAsovIR, Pa, Feb. 10, 1859.
Msssrs. S. W. FowLE Son, Boston.
Dear Sirs.-HayiIF rsazrd in my family important
heneG.s from the use OF your valuable preparation
Wisar's Balsam II wild eherryit affords me pletsure
to recoms nd it TO the public Some eight years ago
one of my daughters seemed 10 be 10 decine, and little
hopes Of Ter recovery entertained then procured
bottle OF yeur excellent lalsam and before she had
taken the whole Of 1t there great improvement "
her tah lave, in my individual case ade:equeni
use Of your vHluabs icine, and havo always been
benefited by II would, however, caution the public
asaiust imuositon, because there Is good deal spu
rious Nstars Balssm of Wild Cherry afoat throughout
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