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RlAEAl.

BEATTY.-On the Sd instant MARY d.. widow OF the
her age.
The relatives friends respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence of her nephew j.
Cooper, Jr, No 459 Paul street, Frankford Friday
afternoon at o'clock
DOHOHUE.-On tho 4th instant PATRICK DONO.
HUE, aged 72 years
The relatives fpnds OF family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the redence of limo
thy Hickey, No 1911 Butonwood street. Eighteenth,
on Friday morning at o'clock.
HUNT ER.-On the Sd instant, SARAH v, daughter Of
Frederick and Mary Louisa Hunter, aged 81 years and 10
Dths
The relatives aud friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited to attend ho funeral from tho residence of
parents PenrOse Ferry bridge, KugsCssiug, sun.
day afternoon at ~ O'Clock. lntorueut at Mt. Morish
Cemetery.
EORRIS.-On the Sd instant, j SEPH NORRIS, in the
43d OF his age.
Inc relatives ana friends Of the family. also Grebe
COuncilO u. A. NJ; 18th Regiment j. "; and Ship
wrights of Philadelphia respectfully invited attend
his funeral, Sunday AFTERNOON August S. at o'clock,
To proceed 10 Palmer Street Ground.
OLDFIELD.- On the 2d instant. Mrs. ELIZABETH Ii.
OLDFIELD wife of William Oldheld, aged a years.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
bers of the o. g. IT, invited to attend the funeral
her late residence, No. IA Orthodox street. Frank
ford Friday morning at 10 o'clock Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
SHARP.-On the morning Of the 4th instant, BENJA-
MIN SHARP, in the 43d year OF his
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
fathernlaw b. j. Leedom, Wayne Station, German
town, Sixth day, the 9th instant at o'clock p. Nj.
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No 100 Ohesnut street.
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WYETH 4 BROTHER, Druggists,
No. 14l2 Walnut street, Philadelphia.

THE CONDITIONS OF HEALTH.-It is idle to expect
health ii the precautions necessary are me-
elected. The human organization is delicate piece of
mechanism, and requires much intelligent care and
watchfulness to keep it in Order are requisite in the
management of the most complicated combination OF
levers, Wheels and pinions.
AT this of the year the body peculiarly sensitive
because it is greatly weakened relaxed by the connu
Gus heat The skin, in summer with its millions of pores
wide open is very different sort of tegument from the
compact Hbrous covering which it becomes under the ac
ton of the winters cold The muscles too compare.
lively laccd, the tremuous the blood poor and
the whole frame less capable of enduring fatigue and
ssting disease than in cool weather. These indications of
depressed condition of the vital forces many
mistakable hints that nature needs reinforcing.
Ordinary stmulants will not effect this object They
name and excite but do not strengthen The only pre-
paraton which be depended to impart stamina
vgor the SYSTEM and enable ii to endure the ordeal of
the heated term without giving under the PRESSURE
HosTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs, tonic and corrective
pure harmless utterly free from the drawbacks
which render many Of the powerful astrngents employed
in medical practice dangerous than the ailments they
employed to cure that it may be administered without
fear 10 the feeblet female invalid the most delicate
child The catharic and Alternative vegetable ingredients
which combined with those of tonic nature in its
composition, keep the bowels moderately free and per-
fecty regular while the work of nvgoraon is going
The finest blood depurents which the herbal kingdom
affords also among its components so that 1t recruits
Puriies, and regulates tue system simultaneously,
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HATS AND OAPS.

WW WARBURTON'S IMPROVED VENTI-
Gklated and easy fitting Dress Hats (patented) in all
the mproy cd fashions Of the OHESNUT Street,
nSxt door 10 the Peat once N.Y.,
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soNNETs, TRIMMINGS. ETC.
Mans. M. a. sBNDER,

BONNETs, TRIMMINGS. ETC,
Mars. NJ. a. BIND DE n,
DRESS TRIMMING AND PAPER PAT.
TERN STORE,
N. ". Corner Eleventh aud Ches-
mat Streets.
BARGAINS JUST ORtNED
New sRle silk Tassel Fringe, 90 cents ysrd, all
shades.
REAL GUIPURE LACES,
case Lace Points, Sacques and Jackets.
Llama Lace ParesOl CovCrs
Black Thread Laces, all widths, at very low prices
The genuine Joseph Kid Gloves, 81 per pair,
Misses COlOred Kids
NEW STYLES PARASOLs AND sEAStDEs
Roman and Plain Ribbons and Sashea
Paris Jewery
Plaid Nainsooks, French Muslins, Plpue and Mar.
seiue5 Hamburg Edging and Insertings.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
For Mrs M. WORKS Celebrated system for cutting
Ladies Dresses, Sacques Basques, Garibadps, Chill.
sttuctODs given.
AGENTS WANTED.
Ladies are now making from 800 TO s2oO per month
"a agents for this system. &c stuths
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AND 800 BRoADy

JKwE1RY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. II South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewey and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished at
price which be equalled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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AGRICULTURAL.

@ PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY, JUCUN-
E DA Agrculturist and other Strawberry; Lawton
berry Plants; Hartford, Concord, and other Grapa
Vines Eor sale by I. S. O. < FLETCHER,
9Pt DelancO, N. j.
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ADIRONDACK SPRiNG WATER Fl

ADIRONDACK SPRING WATER FROM WHITEHALL, Y.
Experience has proved that this celebrated Chaybeate
Waterconains active medicinal properties for
speedy relief and of all diseases of the Kidneys
Urinary Organs Female Weakness Nervous Prostra.
ton, than any known remedy. Natures great Tonic and
Diuretc for invgoratng and building up the system
paired by disease dyspepsia, general debility. See
pamphlet Depot, and for sale by
WYETH BROTHER, Druggists,
No Waln Stra ;Iodo
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MARRHED.

Hk con- slrgH AND MiRKrr syRrrrs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
Resolutions of Respect.
ovncE oU THE DEL II. r. CoMrANY, !
Dover, May II, lsOO. }

OFF1CE QF TnE DEL. X, il. CuMlnNii
Dover, May IL, 1860.
Al a meeting of The Board of Directors OF
the Delaware Railroad Company, held al
Wilmington, on Tuesday, May the INN,
1862 Mr. Hays offered the following resolu'
lions, which, on motion of MIR. Gray, were
read ana unanimously adopted
The Board ol Directors Of the Delaware
Ra .lroad Company, feeling that they should
not close this, their first meeting since the
deccase of the Hon CHARLES /. lu foNr'
without giving expression to Their sorrow
Resolved, That in his death they have iost
ono Of the first and most valuable mehhefs
of their Board rd-dislinguished alike IN .ee
4 Legislature and director in promoting my
construction OF tie Delaware RailIoad, anu
in rendering substantial aid in Tue carry
tprogless OF the work, frequently Mt great
personal Inconvenience, and conllhulha
through lie warm friend of the improve
ment and its extension TO other pails oi ih'
State.
Rosolcsd, That we entertain lor the me
mory OF our deceased friend all tue high 10
gard lie inspired when living, by his capnc:-
J ily Tor business, Ills genial epmphnlohshl
aud many noble and generous tralts oil cha'
! acler, and by his great moral WORTH
y ResOlDea, That the Secretary ni me Boar
d be requested 10 publish the foregoing les,
IS ulions and transmit copy OF TIC same
s ihe family of the dcccnsed.
is ON motion OF Mr.. llnckloy, the ioiegoll
r resolutions were directed 10 be entered
8, large in the proceedings of this mreln
al Extract IRON the minute.
l. J, II, AllEE, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

DISTRESSING CALAMITY On Friday af-
ternonn last, about two O'Clock, the hlth
story of large handed warehouse belonging
to Joseph Finch s. Co, I'll PltIsburg, Pn.,
fell in with terrible cRs'.. carrying Will
il every remaining story OF the structure
About seven thousand bNrels ul whiskey
were stored in the bildiug, which were
broken in suinr scs iu,o mgmruts, ana
their contents flowed oven thc e9ouad in the
vicinity. The sore-keepef WIS hurled intn
lie cellar along WITH The broken timber and
although almost within reach, could not be
exirlcnted. lie died about s O'clpet, alter
making his will to doctor wine managed to
get close 10 lim, lne foreman u! tlc dis
lillery managed 10 crawl out from the debris,
but was injured To suGa an eNirui luWntdly
that it Is impussihe tor tlim 10 recover Tue
carpenter had ilee ribs broken, und III
head, laec ana bJdy easlcd and bralseQ
learlully. 1bc Lu,ltlug was but Iecenlly
erec,ed, anI cost 100000. TIE loss sus-
tuined hy the destruction Oh whisky - esll-
mated al 4a0,OC0 Iho cause ui lac acci
dent is attributed 10 tie shortness oi th'
ioisls, they failing 10 rest properly on Jh
walls.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
in lianEruptCn.

.;.tlGs is no GIVE nOTICEi TnAr ON
/ - A n t.g of JUNE. A. D. 1868 a Warrant In
ittNp,y Nas iFsleu aeainst the Esiate Of minor
ifarr ~ 81. .uroig "a the Cnu1ty OF New Castle
,ni tide o NaN ale. 10 mas heeu Alludtsa hahA-
fn,t d. ua h aowt get tiep. =
ini'n n,s y 0ie6t 81 sny debts and d. livery Of any
nlr.r isian 10. such Bankrupt, to him or ior MS
sr ti tils tr,esl tsuy property by him, are Tor
Idan uy law ..,,, nal t,,r.
tAata u,et1e of ta sraitOgs Of the said BabktuPt
-. mir 4ft, aud 10 che 20 one more Assigne 8
"a i..ae, olil hc mia Court Of Bankruptcy, 70
BE- noilen IA th7 Gty u Mhmngioni at the 9ihS5 ~ oi
,,ssi.t.r 0u The 1i,t jay Of May, A: D., sSs' Al
! 9msVii-3t us. Marshal as MessengH'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
lF,om Tie Memphis Ay'lanehe.l
An Escaped Horse-Thief Recaptared
and Hung.

We learn from Billy Jones, Of the Ohio /
railroad, that one of those scenes OF rough
wild Justice, that will at times break out
when public indignation is tantallzed beyond
tile bounds OF lOrbearance, occurred near
Huntington, on Monday night Some time
ago, when the lawlcss spirit engendered by
the war was taken advantage OF by bandits
| to carry ON their vicious projects and depre-
dations Il man named Ben Campbell became 4
| famous, or rather infamous, In the north.
western part OF this State, as horse thief
and general violator OF tue laws, and
mArauder upon property. lie was the lead
eT of band of men nodded alter his own
vicious stamp, and their principal pursuit
was stealing and running of horses About
year ago the numerous victims OF this gang
ol scoundrels made active efforts TO deliver
themselves from the scourge that hept them
in continued alarm for their property, and
Ben Cambel was captured and put in Jail at
Hickman, KY, that the law nigh. deal JUS
tice out TO HIM lor his many crimes. Ihe
capture was not effected without violence,
and Campbell received a shot in the leg, The
] effect OF which was u necessity OF amputa-
ting the limb, 10 which he had 10 submit.
BY bribery, probably, but all events III some
d way, Ben, lame as he was, contrived TO get
J. outside OF Tie jail, when he ought 10 have
!, been kept in, and swapping his fingers at the
Is law and its feeble meshes, entangled by
ii suffering and a cell, he resumed his evils
TT ways and again led ON his band 10 plunder.
IS A lew days ago he stole fne and valuable
Ie horse III the neighborhOod of Huntington.
i'd Tins thell was too serious and TOO glArng tC
" pass without an especial effort to arrest thu
OF luwlrss depIedator VINO had so long laid Tho
ID whole dislrict under levy ut lis will, llk'
Of uuolher Rob Roy ol the Highlands. VIII
ch was procured, and p0sse Of determined
gu men went IN pursuit ot Campbell. The'
-, had good Information, AM on Monday sue
ty cueded IN taking him at Trezevani. Tne'
Ay conveyed lin TO Huntington or tlial, an
nj clear proof was furnished that he was til
sis man who stole the horse mentioned above
mt. He was put under guard until lie could b
conducted TO a prison sufficiently secure
jrd hold so desperate and So cunning vilaiI
ing In the course oil the night twelve men, VIII
we've not recognized, rode to the spot whei
he was detained, and took him away lrol
the custody OF the guard. Yesterday NOR
Ing his dead body was found neal Huniinl
l. ton, lying on the ground, riddled with bu
lets. Ii Is evident that some OF those wi
=. were mortified at his previous escape ht
{, me TO the conclusion 10 take justice
jhi. their own bands, aud not rely on the ins
hat curity of jails or the integrity OF iailers,
the un the uncertainty of the law. Thus anol
nois cr deed Of darkness was added 10 the ca
tie cutions OF the sentences oil Judge Lynch
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
,a)MNDtsuiAL- lthc0u D.
.tli......4Yt.. MAAKLr.
50erilI''s safes

i.s- X It,v.,f ~ a. 10 m5 Hirir.,l..ntli w.
r s0.stublYc >Ha as tnri lcre ol O. fsFAis vet iai
au.l c.hri.. * Htuo. eurner Of itn q Na'ts'
.f, t. t,f +ty If W litGa. Nes t,.i, tJ-lr'..
nrl..n' 'aA,rsp1Y tire Ih day ni ftN A. lM''
I'd 10 ooln,s, a, NJ nv fslie~lue iestsD'd ferr'"'
lss.-,5l sl6 IOs WHIT. srltt. 500 W Hrw, Fntr
EgeS n 90 ll. ota"u isl lri. iH''i '.i'lg", -''
,I, Via cot n .tiA satt 800 -lp 4 -ifh- .l eil h
st11h, . A.. tllr so H. tse' O lS u.k-a en4r ie
si.u iJ4u1ue,-- ls Ch e,t,tt aul fiel4i
t,5.r nu,lot., 70 g lnu- Wh .hsy, 10 20 Hlp Tot
Ee ndy, % ,ili rr " o. isllnn7 "H "'-
Caunrr scd no. Ltgi, iac' ~ spiee7. ''HlE.
tino W,fe aai i.p -.eas D1t fesI. ti.,s- tn1 g.,
ia.tf Irnt p,.lfssi I.gr'ls tet ilitrr ttlt 't
| ,f Eoret tt.I f.,.L t NJ if.,s s.s Uut fHii,rH
| c,iyi htci .He-WA s,1 tu-h 49, s'aio li'nfss
/ ai-Y La ant i,. sl4r+.s
/ s4isei ai iia4a III .s iy. ns toa property %
] Ch.rios X ut4t.ul u frt4eh1 hu'itu ant 10 D.,
/ -all by il' % ti hhttsuNt SheF'u
| eAgfin'stUIe E,w C. t.il-. May 10 l3a9.-4i
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

Tur WHIPPING PosT.-Eyer and anon
we get some sensible and practical remaiNs
from our colemporaries of other Siates-rM
ucularly from the best informed anu moS'
popular iournals-fespeclug our whipping
most and plllory, about which the founu'
heads of our own State, sharpening up 'nen
orop's tails into pens, periodically write 50
much that is damaging 10 our community
and the good name Of the eommoA"e@''n'
The annexed extract VIC take from thal sp'cy
and wide awake little sheet, the Fhllauc',
phia Eceaing Herald Ii hrea'hes R'o'
, sound sense in every SENTENCE
4 uSome of our Radical contemporaries, VINO
pre ALWAYS shocked at the bare men'loh ",
ihe whining most, are having 'hell u5u!l
amos nj the Delawareans because ol leeil
\ liberation of that relic Of barharism, as lhe,y
t. nre pleased toterm it, We now venture 'a'
o. assertion, that, were leit TO me lepp'' y
= PHILADELPHIA, whether lhe whlptlhE iW9a
and pillory should be es.annsngu ,s iC't, iva, u,
he majority would he two TO one N us laNu'
on nmd we hnve nc doubt that its effect Monl
"a he salntarv in some directions at leas
Whining criminals mny seem, ana IS, pe
ln- hans 4 rough kind ol punishment, hui, am
md ali ,s IL not an eflectual nneY Has II
led nroyen so IN Delaware, and m'eht II
proye so here, where sympathy ior cll
prevails 10 an extent almost wlIhout p9
sllelP We are not advocates OF ihe wnl
Ming most; but we do think that II the peo
~, If the State Of Delaware, after more tna
ss'y eeniury's experience, have nscettsineu !
the i, is lie best possible method OF keel
law their compact little territory tree from IL !,
who sion by thieves and other vlola'ers oil
we do not know that II is either ours or
IN IN business of any other newspaper to lnlerl
hose We are believers in the great doctrin'
m by state rights. We believe that every
,oson has constitutional and, consequently
defeasible light TO manage Ills own go
nave tic insliutionsn-ol which the whip
" ex- rost of Delaware may properly We co
Yhile cred one-and, therefore, we contend
,,i,rs those Who do not like the institution
., ',% only keep out of its way, aud We y
o' '"' them they will not he harmed by ~
cause commend TO these Intermediates the
renee of me cobbler to his son, who, ON heinl
pL,in. Inv The latter that that the fish were !
'a" ..1, nipg 10 bite, replied, sharply "Weil
ho"u stick 10 your work and they won bic
&
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

p1ekIrY.-Mr. Sumner called to see the
President last week, but Mr. Dent, the chief
usher, having carried up his card, returned
with the remark that lie would have to walt
fifteen minutes. MIR. Sumner said lie would
not wait fifteen minutes for Napoleon, Nicio-
RIA, orany one else, and that when Mi. Grani
wanted 10 see him he could send for him.
With that he withdrew IN rage, and told Il
friend that the White House was nnthins
bnt n military camp. The Western Repre-
sentntiyes at Washington do not like Secre'
tnrv Fish's exclusiveness. Congressman
Shanks, who called to see him on Saturday,
was kept waiting in an ante chamber ior an
| hour and hall, and then lett in disgust, de
claring that in future tile Secretary NIGH
keep his d. d old piscatoral depatlnen
to himself.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
-.ass

A NEGRO MLLeF.-lhc Logansporl
lind. y ,Journdl gives an amusing account oil
n melee that occurred in that yiulnily "A lew |
ntghts since, among the daughters aud sons
Of Ham who reside ou the banks o. mat |
classic stream known by the name OF "llel !
river" II seems that Billy Williams adyer-
Used among his colOred friends that he
would give hop at lis domGle ON Wed
nes,nv night Of last week. a party ol col
orcd men, WHO were evidently "spin' lol q
muss. ~ came TO join the pleasures "t Terpsi-
chore and rule the roast o. the iensl MI.
Charles Jones took Il serious dislike TO the
manners of Deliluh Tony, who, as le says,
uot on ans, and he eylnued his dlsplraSlitc
| by knocking her down. general row en-
| sued. during which, lhu NtcouHl says, "lil-
| lv Brooks and Bnckner CinChed aud rolled
down the hin. Billy Williams appeared At
lie door with double .haneled shOl gun,
ana SAID, "Let, us have peace" AT this
iuncture Bill George heaycd large Stone
through the window, smashing everything
before II, aud with thIet uihtI bAtkhiids
retired 10 the bottom OF the ILL., seated them
selves on u log aud talked over Inc Incidents
OF lho iLhI. Pending this cunVeia anon Bill
Nv Williams took oil hts boot, nui dcpitNed
out Oh the hil as - -kiriulsher, aul slH Tue
binds ptlchud On iha log. Without any no
lice he q, encd fie ny flies, aud hlnu+ N
dawn every hud. Each ul lhe luur welt
pretty wei peppered vim -hnl hat Np
bad enough 10 prS1eat ha5t} loeom1tipl i'
: HE rear.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
DEL.

Morrs AND BEAMs,-wc denounee as
borbarous, says the N. y. Herq'a' ' ''e ra, l,aa,
,.nmep, rI Of criminals at the whipping pos.,
s,yn in use in Delaware-ihe laying o.
twenty or fifty lashes over roques snou, %
Ssvs Rut in the Empire State our prison
authorities shower men to dea'n ,, Ml'n sS,r Wv,
no,er and there seems TO be no 0arnat"s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

THERE BEING NO MUNICIPAL ieeuLn' a,
r,oNs TO prevent admirers from coHgresa''
inc around our front window to take 'ous'
1,noeyinr look at our new and original cur
,oia fresh from the pencil OF WirsII' the
artistic painter, the crowds that ua'iS s'ot
are not interrered with by our good na'ure0
Police officers, but on the contrary are loln
ed in Their commentators by the Chie' an'
lus associates, who permit the assen'olc
multitude TO enjoy the artistic feast
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
Mn,rial

IlOopE5-IAIiK May 1Gth, Al Ne par
sonnan nf tneTM. E., Church, in Chester,
hy Rcv. James Cunningham, Mr.. htNRl
Uoorls. oi Wilmington, aud Mas. MA'f
+. CrAiE, ol Boston, Mass -
AIRfCil-LOVE.-O Thursday, May
Glh. 1890, at tbe residence Of Tie ''iide's
miner. Fairfax G. H., Va, by Rev, O, A.
Kmsnvinq, Rev. W. A. AIluon, oi llsn-
over Co., Va, 10 Miss MARY j. Loyh'
daughter OF hos. II, Love- Esq, OF FAR
lax &. H., Va.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

Among the clerks m the dead letter office
is a brother ol Amos Keudalt, WHO oppoln--
led him whilc lie was Postmaster General
ip Jacksnn's Cabinet, more ihon 'hilly years
ano. Amos Kendall IS unW worth over
million OF dollars. Ills brother still enjoys
hls twelve hundred dollar elelkship, nnd has
never gotten beyond that POINT Ills Story
il n lesson tor the yuung men whose eagerly
strive aller government appointments.
Ninety times ont I'll IA hundred u CLERK
ship is u curse to young man, II there rs
ANYTHING in him.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21

CRor PnosrEcTs AT THE WEsT.-A Chi
caro dispatch, few dnys ago, stated That
ihe crop accounts from all sections Of the
West were highly favorable. The Illinois
.stats journal says that for many years the
crop prospects at this period Of the season
have not heen so favorable as at the present
lime. Last fall the weather was exceedingly
favorable lor sowing wheat Crops we'e
nut IN carly, and owing to the lateness OF
HE season, the plants obtained vigorous
growth before cold weather set in. This
saved the crops from the usual mishaps OF
winter, and complaints of ''lreezing out"
lave consequently been rare. The late
snring las also heen favorable, tile cold, wet
weather preventing too rapid growth.
| Notwithstanding the spring has been late,
farmers have been able to make good pro
rress III feuing in grain and potatoes ant
mnking ready for corn, and complaining
will probably be completed by the middle o
May, whereas last year ii was not fnishe'
until June.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
wnNlNaray. F-blnary Q, ls09

T,us f. to certif5 thar had Plastic Slate io"l lnl
on nv W. " over TWO years ago. Il has given snnfs
,,tss HIN rinsidarit by in the eheale'i Nht test
t,g, n. ,f 49,. II impr0 BY tg.-ne;tief g ld
Sr n~,t sh unl H. Mine is n ON -amleis thset o'
"''" "'1' 2l7 ahipey Street.
I ftlfy enurur 10 The above stitsmetii SO much 70
shat Rsve lai the roofs Of ihrea naF hon'es eovereu
r ii v urt a a pt rife satisfaction IN thelns
'''"' " JAS Al. JONES, 2ls Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-21
MllMINNfnN. l-ELAwARE.

vr roagRr A7KiSsls;--1his is I, cerfy that in the
n,6,ner ot lsG6 We h1d our slaughter hou Nnd shed
t,l vim p,.tc slate, hein NJ tn des mt on Ia
'ligriace 1t ms in eye'y WAY Ir1sea tJ bs durable
t nslactory ana we cinsilar il Vt the hest com
totnrn iothig nog in use throughout the country.
me- Plastic Slate has become har ief~d nj nnw iotms
pV NJ" e''' JOSHUA HUTTON,
h.N MLErr lIurION.