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SHINGLES.

I UMBER........LATRs .........sHINGI.Es
HILL JOINER Dealersin Lumbsr Lzths. Shingles etc
Cypress. White and Yellow Pine weaherbosrds; Dressed
Flooring and cling; constantly hand 1he trade sup
piled upon the most liberal terms
Buffers will hnd it their interest to call be pur-
chasing elsewhere Their Yard situated the corner
Liberty and Julia $
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING GRAND LgvEE.
Once OF Board o. Lev, eccmmi soners ofState of L'uis
New Orb hsy IS 1868 IN n'Ormtv resolution
# the Board ed Proposals win be received this o4
until WEDNESDAY,, tte 10th day of June next, mp
Oc OK for the construction Of the evee knOwa the
"Grand Lsyee situated in the parish OF Ponte Coupee
about 40 m les above New Orleans
nensi ns-lf0 feet Is crown, snf averaging
about is feet in height Estimated in cubic ards
5000
Bids win state the price per cubic yard payable In csh
leyee bonds at 80 the dollar. The
msnced the fall OF will permit
ped by the lt day Of January, 1869 according sps
ncaons Of contract which be application TO the
Enfineer OF IL Board
PAYMENTS viii be made thirty days the certificate
OF the FnRneer Of completed work, less twenty per
be retaned forty in lieu DO I'd
and security, 90 be expressed in bids and IL which
special bond and security viii be required
contract that the work will be mmenced stiouated in
good faith
The Besrd the right Of rejecting all ds Pro
posas 10 be ndOrsed according on, and be ad-
dres. ed 10 the Board OF Levee ommiss
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CHHS. E. FORTItR'S SALES.
SUCCESSION OF J. II. WEST.

BY CgARLEs II. FORTIEK,
AucroSiKR--onhce, No. As Exchange Alley
CATUEDAy- June oth. 1865, at d lie a.
~ the premises on st Charlie street bet Clio
and EraO streets by virtue Of order Of the Honorable the
1865, will be sold
Lot of HOUSEHOLD rURsITURE consisting of
Beds and Bedcings, Aimoirs, Chairs etc.
Also
An the claims due deceased inventory fe IN the
Second Diet ict Court OF rev orleans copy which
be he iii Of the Auctieneer.
82- TERMs-Cssh in U. Treasury Notes.
N0IEs...............H NOTES.
JOSEPH W. CHAMPLIN 4 GEORGE BUCKINGHAM
VS.. THLIR CREDITORS AND THE CREDITORS
OF. W. CHAMPLIE & co.
No. 10 2es-sixth District Court Of New Orleans.
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--Mrrons~.-SarandC on-t.to~y ef - y -.
r.. g. 32d for tie State of louisiana members o.
The shove bedy hereby fed that special meeting o.
The viii be held fb URSDAY May 25th instant a.
O'cleck fr the purpose ~ receiving acssg
tr ms for membership By order Of the trad amAnder
IN Chief ENACT ID. CRAIt. $50
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She Nsw Orleans grssesnf 0hursaas, ygas a8 1893.
81 ADJUSTMENTS.

SACRED CONCERT
-lr rHF-
METHODIST CHURCH ON oARoSDELET STREET,
FOR III BENEFIT OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL,
10 TAKE PLACE on
Friday Evening, May 30. 1865. at O'Clock.
Antbeu-o Prsise God in HIS Holiness Msson
Quatere-RO,ko Of Ag+s............... Warren
ani6en DOR sset yoss.-we rrai.s Thee. God IiOsa
Quareit-Come Holy Spirit Wsrren
sog- Tome = n fGnrt 81 livery Besslng u.o,a
In:ssniissi n of Ten Minutes.
PART II
sancus Boy, holy ly Lord God Of ssObs,h. Mozart
seng-we Come with Songs . Greet You s.,..,
nu.. ~. By the Pupils OF the Sunday School
song B. ul Zion By the Pupils Of the SUNDAY school
sons-CbS's Prapei R bs nis Of IN. sunday Sc COL
ssn-Tb be Gaihe ~ the Pupils ire sunday school
sOO-Hark tbs Church Bes-,'hoTss in tho distance
Itb.mT5ou LORD Ar nv Hone
dmiss One DOlar Tickets Or sale at city Hotsl; D.
Totson's Il Camp ,tr'st; J. @ esha's 81 Camp 81 est
shu nsNtAn RI" : : amp str'et
ONLY rHEATER OPEN IN THE cITY-aREAT
SUMNER RESORT.
Tuessny Evening. May 70. IsGs.
Ard Every Evening Daring the Week; also SATURDAY
MON. and varied Ole The Best Hits Yet. Two
telling Buesques The great lost case Of the IMPEACH
MINT, a. he Musical ensation THE NYMPHS OF THE
CARIBBEAN EA
In active preparation a new Comic Drama Of Intense
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MAGNIFICENT lHaEE.sroRY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. 81 BOURBON STREET, BETWEEN CUSTOM
HOUSE AND BIENvILLE STREETS.
BY g. DE FERIEr,
AucrIoNKER-Ofice So Bienvi

AUcrIoNEER-Ohice 50 Benvile street.
THURSDAY, June 4th, 1865, ct IL
Royal street. betwren .ana Customhouse
pubic auction will be sold
< SPLENDID Lot OF GROUND in the Second District
of this city in the bounded ny Bourbon Custom
house. aDphin and BenVile Streets measuring (Amsrcsa
measue 81 feet II inches AND ines ont BOURBON street,
by shout ~ f,et 10 iuches and lines in depth.
TBE BUILDINGS and improvements consist n a mag.
DiheeDt three story Br Residence with sa es
having la carriage entrance side, and cranng
the ground floor large arors; 10 Story
tWo bedrooms and boodor, in the third bed
rooms aud two boudoirs lame1ted with esco pAut-
ings ID.
The two-stoy Brick ing contains in the first stbry
storToom pantry btchen, stable and and
IN the second story, nve rooms hal and side galleries,
prives. etc
1be lie irroduc also the gas There is large
yad nezly paved with bricks and the corridor smooth
hagN
Altogether this property from its situation an finish pre-
Sr1EkNs-,he purchaser will the payment of
Ussnd dozs May 9th 1859 without Interest;
am for the balance OF the piee Of adjudication, Cash. u
The Of sale United internal revsnue stamps
attached, before theodore uyol notary pubic purchasers
erSeTse
Succession of Jonathan Arthur-NO 1881
BY G.. DE FERRET.
AUcnoEEER--0fhce No. So Bieuvpe STREET.
GATURD Jua. Cab Re O'Clock
~ the emise-, NJ. $40 Love street, between
slan snd Third strict by virtue Of an order
from the Honorable John W. Thomas Judge of The econi
Diset Court OF New Orlean, dsted May lh, 1868 will
A EARGt L0T OF CARPENTERS TOOLS, sue, a,
thing and Jack lanes, Hand and Wood saws Augers
spsdss shovsls Flies H-mmers Hstchsts uhseis Hinges
fool Chests Ladders. lumber. etc
81 TKRSs-Cash II " 5. Treasury notes.
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Steamers Seauing Bort Gu-gag.
As ADVERTISED IN THE DAILY CRESCENT
Thur.aa,, May as. 1905.
sstCaAL NOTICES.

--Oesee superintendent PubIc Schools
New orlean Ma, "a, lS1s-fhe Pubic Sch 'ols will BE-
closed THUR DAY. 2sh nst Tor the purpose Of allow
ing u PDbils opportunity participate In the grand
fes hGmpetre the day set b. the Tor
children. Bv order OF the Board.
WIN. @. ROGERS. Superintendent.
-ssu Of L"uIs,aaa Lodge No. I0>, f..
A. M.-1he officers and members II this Looge
gur attend the Regular muuic .ton Of this LODGE
EYtR TBURSDAY EVENING A. Ga o'clock, punct0aly.
Visiting rr Their s,seordially invited 70 attend
ARTHUR WAUGH. Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1858.
CaldwslIs Extract.

Having snayved this on, and in my experiments APP
P II ID MISSILE gni-e that II Is of the best
Articles present. 10 the pub for the purpose % restoring
he hai 10 It's original color In mony which
b fix nv signature.
Signed FELIX SARON
Importer Of Human Hair. Southern Emporium.
q. n. CALDWE 9Th. Paieutee
Hotel dss Etrsngers, No ll9 Onsrtres street.
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SUCCESSION OF NJ. z. ST. AMAST-MRs. WIDOW
zERfNGuE-No 0O6J.

A VERY PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE RESI-
DENCE AND DEPENDENOIEs COVERED WITH
STATES, WITH LARGE GROUNDS UNDER CULrI-
WALTON. AND WELL STOCKED WITH FRUIT
TREEs AND PLANTS, SITUATED ON ELxYRA
STREET, BETWEEN CRAPS ANo GREATMEN
STREETS. AND IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
TIE CITY RAILROAD
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.......A KOVELT q.
NOVELTY
LOUISIANA
sELTZER WATER MANDATORY,
No. Al Poey farre, Near Camp Street

In addition to our SELIZER WATER and other products
such a. TAkkTD sELrZER NICHY, etc We hav. begun
the manufacturing Of sPA Killing LEMONADGs =
in great repue AID largely ued in all parts Of
Europe.
These LemOBades mp in bottles in the style Of
ham, OF various havOrs such as Raspberry
Ssrssparilla etc
We them to the public They superior to
Soda 4 being put in bottles mott convenient fr
private families hotels pcnics and shipment 70 the country
In order 'etin the strength OF all ihee Beverages, it is
the greAtes. importance hat the bottes yphons be
placed in cold water a lew minutes before using
S.ltzer Water per Of 90
per case OF t0z. ....................... y
Per ~ W
Iemonaues per DOT 10
Tarred seltzer Water per bottle. IS
Nlchy water
No charge Tor city delivery Three allowed for bottles
returned. A liberal disc unit to the trade
TEENOULET 4 LETOREY.
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SUGAH ..........M OLASSES..........sUR AR.
$50 hhds. Fully Fair and Prime Cuba SUGARS;
800 boxes Brown and Ye low E.
$50 Bids GoOdAle's bite and Yellow Clarified SUGARS
1000 e. MuseOvsdo and Olsyed MoLASSES;
50 bills oodae's Sugar House =.
50 hali-bbls, GOOdale's ugar. Ouse KoLAssEs;
100 Kegs :. E.
$50 bbls. and bAltbbs Reboiled =.
Also % hhds. Phila. elphis RECTIFYING CHARCOAL.
For sale in lots to suit by A. II. DMEZA.
Onsce-No. 10 st. Louis street.
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BY g. DE FERRET,

BY g. DE FERIET,
AucToKEER-OGice and SaesrOan. 50 Bienville street.
MONDAY. june 20th, 1868, at lie O'CLOCK
WI AZ MeTc ants and Auct oneers Exchange Royal
street o. nal and streets by Punic
auction virtue OF order the HsnOr John
Thos Judge If The etcund District Court NeS Oresns
and dated q ls6S Court Dock No 30064 the follow
ing de eribed estate III be sold
LANCE PORTION OR PAsCEL OF GROUND stu
sed in he Third District Of this city the square
by Elmyrs, Crap and Burgundy, Desire Love
measuring 100 tees front Emyra by 10
feet inches depth
The buildings and improvements consist of very
able resicerce covered with aes containing Or dining
four bee ana galley, two story kitchen
containing four r building in the cOntaiu-
ing rooms APARTMENTS divisions also ciserns flower
garden iruit trees
Tis property eng only few steps from the Dauphin
Raj rosd sh command the parties VINO
desire n quiet . Tetir' d residence
Sc plan ~ ExcraDg
Rfr- IEEMs- ash u. g. Treasury Votes.
sale with " 5 Internal Revenue stamps attached
also the e the before n. 1rist Noary
Public ut the exp. Of the purchaser
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
G, DE fsa,tT's SALES. ---uu
DIAMoNDS...... Ola noNDs.... DIAMONDS.
GOLD WATCHES. sILyERwARE, ETC.
SUGGESTIONS OF
EUGENE AND JAMES BERDUzAr-NO 2,Ra
BY @. DE FERRET
AUcrIoNEER,
onice-No So Benvile street.
MONDAY, June 4. 1865, mt Is o'clock
At the Merchants and A1e.onssss' sxeaangs OF
ubiir anct'on by vtu~ Of orue- the Hon ,rabs
ohn W Thomas Judge Of the Second District FONT OF
eaDs dated May 10, 1875 the following described articles
oue splendid Diamond Brooch.
Three Aia@onos III . tIi -ngie. ...r m
Two Geld Buttons
I've s. Sieve E, s,, Buttons:
One b sniiiu Diswo ID Ring
Two Diamond Particles"
One Gold Watch .
81 TERMs-Cssh IN y :. Treasury notes
VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND IN raE IMMEDIATE
NEIGHBoRHooD OF THE FAIR GROUNDS.
SUCCESSION OF MARY E. HEBERT-No. -.
BY O. DE FERIET.
AucTIoNKKR.
Ofiee and salesrooms-86 Bienvle street
n tuesday,, june 2, IsCs, as he O'Clock
! w., at the Merchants and Auctoneers' Exchange.
keyal between Canal and ,'ustomhouse BY
virtue Of order r the Honorable W. II Cooley, Judge
the Di ict the parish of Avoyele4. ted april
% 1868 the fol owing der cbed will be sold,
shVEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with ali the an,
pIOvtmeIs thereon rights, servitud privileges and
sovantages thereuDc belonging apps tanning.
tuated in the Fanbourg Kernon r. rd his Of this
In bounded by Gen. lily no d, Dastlghe RO-
zine and ohely sasss Said lots are dssg9stsd BY the
mae ny a. De Armss, Civil engineer and Architect.
dated spril 80, 1868
sar TERxs- Cash. in U. S. Treasury Notes.
of with w. Internal att -ched,
before howard Barnet notary public, the purchasers
MAGNIFICENT lHREE.sroRY BRICK REsIoENcE,
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II MONROE CAREY, UNDE tTAKER,
II. Nos 23 EOS snd 27 Magazine street between Julia
st Joseph respectfully 70 his friends and the
public generally thai he will continue the Undertaking 0u
of the late Daniel Monroe at The above and will keep
COZ santy hard Of Metaic Burial Gases
Caskets Rosewood Mahogany Black annt ard Plato
Collins ROcies Embamed Disinterred and carefully
Shipped. Mr. CARLY will be assisted by Mr.. JOHN RAY,
long known in connection with the business.
NOTICE-AJ POWERS OF ATTORNEY HE E
~ tofore nv any person-except the TO
OSCAR d. ROGERs-are hereby revoked.
New Orleans May IS, 1863
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- Early Bpd Happy Mar iage-rhe
Tree Prircipes which guide 70 Marriage aud domes
tic felicity. Fssys for Young Meu rent in sealed letter
yeoIes free Of charge address Howard Association Box
p. 2 h{isdelpha-
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An on which restores Gray Hair 20 its orig al color.
No washing Ct the head Necessary. For SAFE by
G. n MpkfSON.
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, NoI2 Magazine St
DR. JAMES SYME,
wholesale and Retail Druggist No 1879 Canal street.
And nj the Depot Of FBLIN SAXON,
No IL BarOnue street, Canal.
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Urfce EOuta1nF ret OFeum md NONI
oil Company So ST. charles street stars meetag Of
thu Stockholders Of this COMPANY will be held sccOidlg to
the charter the Office of The Company zbOve MON
LAY j. M Isl 1865 at5P for the ectoo Of Directors
Of said Company for the next year -
~ oTder ~ A. HILL ESQ, President
JULIAN MICHEL Secretary.
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-sout sstern sntr ad Company, Ncw
Orleans My le6Sfstice Is hereby gwen in accordance
the Of incorporation that the
Books Of Subscription twenty I've hundred share OF the
capital stock of the Southeastern Railroad Compauy Gate
Mexican Gulf Railway Company at the office
of the Company No. 1888 Common street.
By order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR
b L MILLAUDON. President.
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BY CHAs. II. FORrIER.

BY CHAs. Il. FORrIER.
AucuoSKKR-Ohice No. IS Exchange Alley.
OATURDAr, June 9Th, 1s0s, at IL
- O'Clock the Merchants Au tioneers Exchange
street. Canal and stroeta by
lnblic aneten, BY vtue Of order from the Honorable
Gus Dup Judge Of the Sixth District Court Of
orleans daed 23i Nav. 1888 will Q old
ALL TIE NOTES AND CLAIMS surrrndered by said in
their creditors lst hls the clerks
ofee Of rad sixth District curt New Orleans copy of
with be . In Office Of the auction
RS-TERxs-Csshin United States Urea, nry Notes.
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No. ls2ts-si4th Di.tric, Court Of New Orleans.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. O. CO. IS SALES.
LARGE AND PEREAPToRY SALE or ELEGAKf
Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses, Fins
wSrs Eulss Fine Nneh Cows, Bicycles ssrnsss Wagons,
SIC, etc, at auction.
Ex MONTGOMERY sEDs. n Oe.,
4 n EosTaoHzKy. Auctionsse.
o1ics--s7 Damp strsss
THURsDAT, May es. a. N s'rleeh a M
81 r. Liners Stables Grayer viii be sod
Esegsnt haJch Horses
Elegant Saddle Horses.
Fine Work Mules
Fine Mich Gown.
ABo--TSp and Open Bugsiss, Harness, WszOnG
So TEKxs-Osshi IN o. 9. Treasury Eosss.
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mechanics and Traders Bank, New
Orleans August l. S67-In conformity Sections 8 and 81
- ire General Free Banking the State Of Louisiana
aztec hereby given that all the circulating notes issued by
for redemption within
the Banking House at the State Audi
aaFs Office otherwise deposited BY this Bank with
viii he claimed in accordance With the above
gsutioned sections Of the Free Ranking Law - =
HAT heIorss Hair Dye-This Splendid
BAR the in the world; the true and perfect
DYE; harmless reliable ridcu0us tiuts
the M effects 81 bad dyes invgorates and leaves the
and BE- autul Black Brown Sold by all Drug
fists Perur and nroDsry applied at Bachelors Wig
fse,ory No. 10 Bond street New York
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m~rIcan House. BO.ton, y

Tho Democratic Ceotrnf Committee
will be in session at her Hssdqusrsr No. 80 Camp street
betV the Of i0H A NJ aud p. and from P
toSP for the purpose Of taking testimony 20 establish
TIE immense frauds tied the late eect held IN
this State All having onal knowedge ~ fraud
uent voting viii please report the same TO said Committee
BY order Of the Committee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13

DELAWARE PorAroEs SUPERIOR TO ALL 0rH-
KRs.-Mr. Cow, who has charge of the fine farm
of Gen. Van Worst near Milford has been sending
considerable quantities of potatoes TO the New
York market the past week or two He sent one
hundred barrels few days since. and In acknow-
lodging their receipt the dealer adds "They
were the finest potatoes tobe seen in the Market
and sold readily at one dollar and fifty cents per
barrel more than any Others" Another proof
that we can beat the world Of raising truck; for
we not only excel in the potato line, but also In
the production of almost every other root and
vegetable.
We paid u visit few days ago to the farm, and
saw them digging potatoes from the patch that
we spoke of In some of our back numbers. We
think for quality and quantity they exceed any
thing we have ever seen. They were The Good
rich, ami the ground was literally matted with
potatoes. and all OF good uniform size. They
were hauled up TO the barn. sorted out aud ship
| ped direct 10 New York. We learn that the for
ward crop yielded some 1900 bushels of merchan-
table potatoes, beside some two or three hundred
baskets that were culled out TO feed stock on. lie
also has a very large crop Of late potatoes which
| gives promise of abundant yield. Mr.. q. has
been shipping for the last two weeks about DO
crates Of tomatoes day, Of the finest quality
Milford Mutual Friend
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF DELAWARE,
AT WILMINGTON. Is BAsRBupTny
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his appoint
nent assignee of Benjamin T. Herring Of Green
wood in the County Of Sussex and State of Delaware
within sail district who has been adiudped bank.
rupt upon his own petition by the District Court Of
said district. WIN. ii. NORRIS, Assignee.
jys-4t Greenwood. Del.
TO the creditors Of said Bankrupt. June 20, 1865.
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oRors AND Pnosrkcrs IN srssEx.-The sus

CRors AND PRosrECTs IN SussEx.-The Sus-
sex Journal has the following -
The peach crop Is almost an entire failure IN
this county Most of the farmers have sold
their fruit in the orchard, very few have been
shipped from this point as yet Thousands OF
young trees, planted within the last two or three
years, will come into bearing next season. Last
year the yield was large, and there was great
difficulty in getting the fruit to market. SO next
year will, il good fruit year, be the first since
the construction OF the K. R., that our people
can form any idea of the profit to growing fruit.
This year money is scarce, and The farmer has
nothing to sell, and all the surplus capital has
been invested in fruits, and money cannot be
plenty until we have good crop of corn and
fruit Then enterprise will spring up and our
PEOPLE begin to feel and see the advantages oil
the X. r., and this will spur the people up TO fin.
isl the road to Lewcs, so that they may command
| either route to the great commercial centre oil
| the county.
The advancement of this county to wealth and
prosperity is only matter Of time and money.
patient industry will conquer every obsticle.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13

LARGE CRor.-Meritt II. Payon, of Pcncadei
Hundred, is Que OF the most entcrprising and
extensive agriculturisis in our State. In addi'
ton to his large fields OF corn and other grain
he has planted 100 acres with potatoes OF TIT
Early Goodrich and Peach Blow varieties. He
has very extensive apple orchards. which Will
yield considerable fruit, but nothing like the
crops Of former years. ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13
L ND PL AST & R.
In Barrels, at lowest market rates. A pnrc article
A DISCOUNT TO DEALERS ON ABOVE PRICES

Should the dealer near you not have our article.
send yonr orders direct 10 u.s. and they VIII nave
prompt attention.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13
PERSONS aDYANoED IN LIFE,
WEAK AND pELIOArE OHILDaBN

Are made strong by the use OF either Of these
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAsMus,
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of the proprietor, but space will allow Of the
publication Of but few. Those it will be observed,
are Of aud of such standing that they must
be believed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13

Nv M AlbT.hANTl piNNh,
Cows, Iicifcrs,
BULLS AND CALVES,
Of my own breeding, carefully crossed with some Of
the most celebrated Attorney Herds In the United
States.
In my herd will he found animals from the stock of
the late ] A. Tainter, Of Hartford Conn, q GEE
hrated importer and breeder Of Alderey Stock rev
eral of them imported by him Also from Col VIM
:. Lincoln, Worcester, Mass Moses Ellis, South
Frnminghum, Mass Mr.. Ripley, Cashier Citizens
Bank, Worcester, Mass, and Others.
No pains or expense have been spared to
secure the best Animals.
The voung stock were all sired by the three csle-
hraied Bulls: Gen. Putnam whose sire and dam
both imported by W. Il. Potts, Of Philadelphia; Gen
Grant, owned and imported by Col. W. S. Lincnln !;
and Tom Titlcr owned and imported by Mr.. Bowdtch
Of South birmingham, Mass,
Eff' Reliable Ptdagrees furnished sDith
eUGry Anin,ai s0td.
The attention of farmers and stock-rasers Is e.pe-
cully invited to this herd ms beng unsurpassed In
the country for beauty reliability and dairy qnalies.
Shipping carefully attended to, aud inquiries
promptly answered.
sS Also Pure SUnthd0wn Sheep.
CHARLES II. SHINN,
lladdontcld, N. j.
Office in Philadelphia, 922 Walnut street
my2s3m-w
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TFIHa DELAWARE TRIBUNE, WILMINGTON DEL

CmcxES DIskAsE.-The Middletown Trans-
crpt says the chickens and ducks in that vicinity
are dying of some unknown disease.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13

CRAsHKRRIrs.-The Smyrna Times says cram
berries grow spontaneously on several OF the
common meadows near that town, and II urges
the cultivation of the fruit.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13

PEAcHEs.-The only peach orchard in or near
this section that promises any yield of fruit, of
an amount worth shipping, belongs to Mr.. Thos
Finnemore, living near the mouth Of Appoquini-
mink Creek, in St. Georges Hid. He will have,
II is estimated from 5000 to 10000 baskets, for
which he will realize at least 100000, is is esti-
mated. Mr.. +. owns farm Of 100, for which he
has recently been offered $4,000, including his
present crop of fruit. This orchard is said to he
remarkably prolific
On Bombay Hook there is expected to be a
partial yield Of fruit, especially of the Smock va
riety.-Smyrnu Times.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-13
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED BY DR.. C. NJ. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

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dies in such cases tone and vigor is impaired TO
the whole sysem, the appetite II strengthened food
Is enjoyed. this stomach dgests promptly, the blood
II purified, the complexion becomes sound and
healthy, the yellow tnge Is eradicsted from the
eyes, bloom IL given to the checks, and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong and healthy
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