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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
GOOD HEALTH.

10 paramount to wealth. n the system y In ~
order psfes ost the vile hunors and dhtsmpsfs
With nobacks Blood Pills. and get the inssrsal or
go performing their regslar functions. and once
in srss. keep them % BY the daily sss Of Robacks
Stomach Dittefs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
Den TIeTs.

nR. DODGE, RESIDENT DENTIST. q at bile old
u once o. Brady Street. between 9Th 9th. doise
work. that for beautiful woskmenship. durability
aod natural appearance. he challenges tho world 70
excel. Prices always reasonable. Gene and 80.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
A Remarkable Fact

That not sisee instance has come - the knowledge
Of the propristors, Of the failure 81 Robacks Hed-
cnes - give entire satisfaction In the hundreds
tAou5AAds Of eases In which they hare been seed /;
tbis 10 verify sffemark and undeniabls evidence Of
tAeirintrinsE mestes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
IS IT RIGHT

That zen should bid defiance to all natural laws and
the scienes Of me deal men. and suer with Dyspep-
aa or Indigestion when Robsck's Stomach Dittas
can ~ psssassA q any drug store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05

There IL. probably. no one disease With which
nankiad are aicted which u the source Of 90 many
ailmsnts Dyspepsia. and thsrs 10 70 morn certain
care than Roback's Stomach Bi.teYs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
DIR. RIPLEY,S
Permanent Cure for a1ck and
Nervous Headache, No0rol.
Ra0 and RheunaeAaA

Permanent Cure for QfCk and
Nervous Headache, Noaral.
gi0 and Rhe0naaAsn.
DuRlNa ~ extensive practice Of over twenty
" years. this remedy. when prsperly used, has not
failed Of caring every Of Headache, and always
relieves and alnoet always eures Neuralgia and
Rheumatism In oil their varied forms. Two or three
doses viii relieve Sick and Nervous Headache. and
BY taking lev tines, the disease will be perna
nsntly cured.
There psrsons il this city-cAroHic cases Of
Neuralgia and Rheunatism-who have, auYinr the
lsss four years. spsat hundreds 81 dears Tor alsst
every remedy kaown 20 the trade, and Who are now
willing to certify that after usiag this remedy for
few weeks snly they have received more relief tAan
from all others conblnsd. We can refer to those
parties q any tine. BY permission.
PhyGieianS who are treating delicate, nervous pa
tisnts, or Others who need seds,ivc and who Wish
10 avoid the well known unpleasant effects Of usss
In common use, We woald respectfully ssk trial Of
this Remedy, ass1ring them Of lite reliability and
safety. JONES 6lDLEY,
Wholesale and Rstau DragRists.
Cor Sth and Market sts., St. L0a!S, Mo-,
Sole Agents. 60 when all orders Oh suld be address
Cd. Warranted. Price, 81. Copyright secured.
~. ~ 1,,s Comfy pruesisss and PAysi0aasPiosss-
Sold ~ HARRISON = hTAR4e. rscte0- eoADn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05

Thisiittls Instrument combines within the space
coupled by the ordiaary pocket Twseser, Nail
Kniis and Fila, and Ear spoon. and pair Of Twes-
sers. II 10 simple Ia Its construction, being made
three sin pie pieces OF STEEL and in the du-
able and wcrkmenlike manner: making Of the
most useful and eonvenient articles for the pocket
ever presented to the public.
Ladies viii md this article to be very useful and
eenvsnient adjunct to the Sewing Machine.
Retail Price, 80 cents each.
Fer sale BY Kealers in Hardware, Notions, m
Fancy Articles generally.
H. NORRIS s CO., Wholesale Agents. Springfield
naes aprl0deod1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
DR.. BlgeloW.

A ,.-
nov II Chicago thas en- b entirely
~ relied upoa. Go - Mn, and not sek
~ fer that horrible disease % remain II
and BODY, Sseidsc destroying yosr
ns9Giasss - saoSse 1890 csn1;
He - ne1e r1lvAT4 ". 49,
~ ~ ena MkkvoUe Dk0lLITI ns etndy
a.. os s 1T Fl yssss. sna y sn ~ .s
~ eeasa q g ns a0s ~ sssoe 1nee n
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eisne eisy hapsss: - Ssns1o ~ ": 1eeiesi Pr
IN sssi I ST. ~ - = "a ~
-, S..n~ 81 ~ 10y xst0 9! III:
~ I IN r.Lt. - os.sU .sn' w. osspa!2 ~
~ ~. 49,: " sooos afsosks sos 100
Yovrs ~. ~ ps,4se~sSs yS1<scS = -.
slow dsvosss .se1 81 50 ti1s g - tSsssSest z
- - nis1. Ss3tair ~ isaSv,1Ss
~ sithee h~si~~ss ~e~@E MSn~1 .1 - N.Y.
SSrir AoSiis: ~ ~ Sresss ~ -.
=. ~ Sssso ss ns esslas.uce, eseey - Ralsa
sats,si esss.ss ~ ss$o.S ~. .,s.i soss " y
1Sshssi Is p1ess.,sso - css,si. ~ cSSess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
LOUD

10 the praise IN the mouths OF everybody in favor Of
nobackS Otsmaeh Bittere. Blood Pills and Bleed
Pufiaer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-05
They Will Cure You

0foersfala. Rrysipsias. Sick o. Nsrvsss Headache.
Dflieusnsss. Liver Complaint. Dyspspsa or lndiees
tien Csassnpos. Pain In The Back or Lsins .0eut.
Flsusisy. Lsucesrhos or Whites. Hruptions and oil
diseases assing non disssdsfsA state sfths sten-
seh. RsbAek's Bleed 10, Stomach Dottsso asd
Bleed Purifier.
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE or PAYMIsTER U. :. NAVY, q
No. ia5 CHKsTNUr -TRRBT,
PHILABBLPHIA, JnneY, 1852
SealaL pToposals, endorsed Proposals for Sup.
plies, Will be received At this ONCE unit y "
the United sttes Navy Department with the fol-
lowing ATlelta, to be Of the best quality, and sub
lsel to inspection by the inspecting officer IN the
PhiladelPhia navy yard. where they Are TO be de.
which security mutt be given:
FOR BUREAu or CONSTRUCTION, &c.
600 gallons Spirits Of Turpentine,
600 gallons Linsoed Oil-Taw.
1850 pounds Angle Iron, 2x2k inches, to he best
American refined Iron
For further ps,,ieuiars apply to Naval Con-
FOR BUReAG OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
100 pounds : Inch Sheet Rubber
Forfurthsr particulars apply to Chief Engineer.
nav f6R BUREAU OF IARDs AND DOCKS.
Yoke Oxen.
Por further particulars apPly TO Civil Engineer,
navy yard
Blank fOrms for proposals cahke obtained at this
office II. IA, RIRSKELL,
ie2s I'd pAymaHlaFT
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
Grant as n Soldier.

In reported conversation EX-Presldent
johnson, the other day, made light of Prcsl-
dent Grants abilities as a soldier and a
military commander, and gave his opinion
that he was a mere incident Of the war. As
able and discerning men as Ex-Prcsident
johnson have expressed themselves quite
differently. American soldiers and states
mon, who hayo inquired into Grants char
acter and have noted his progress step by
step in the late war, pronounce him great
soldier and great commander. Nor Is this
opinion confined to his political or personal
friends. His enemies even In this country
have admitted his greatness, while across
the water his character has commanded crit
ical examination; and the London Tins,
after reviewing two biographies Of him and
pointing out some OF his defects, closes a
long article as follows:
"But Grant had the genius to perceive, In
general and comprehensive manner, the
true way to subduo the South. From an
early period he pointed out that the strength
Of the North must be brought to bear against
It's foe in few vital parts, and he selected
admirably the true theatres of action. Yet
1t is his moral qualities, perhaps, that best
Cnttle MIN 10 rank rs great COIhulahlcE'
Firm, rosolute, daring, tenacious, energetic,
he is the type of one Of those old Romans
who so often wrested victory from fortune
and ultimately triumphed over all opposi-
tion: and he has the incstimablc merit of
appreciating subordinates, and of making
himself beloved by his soldiers. II he does
not stand among the greatest masters who
hayo illustrated the art Of war, he has GER
tainly place among the most distinguished
Generals of the second order who have ap-
ncarcd In this cOuntry.N
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
y-oARPETs, CURTAINS. 40
soPHY OF MARRIAGE.

H8sPHIL0sOP OF MAIlHIAGE.-
Az New Course Of Lectures, Rs delivered
At the New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing
the subjects: How to Liye and What to Live For !;
Youth. Maturity and Old Ages Manhood Generally
Rsyiswedj The Cause Of Indigestion Flatulsnee
And Nervous Dlssases, aecounted for; Marriage
will be forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by ad
dressingt Secretary Museum OF Anatomy, Balti-
more, ~ West Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
Ap5-ly
s~HECKER,s FARiNA FORMS A
kfS very agreeable, light, nutTitiye food. asu-
periSr article for PuddinFs aud ielies., and -
and children. Sold by all 0roeers. myl7'lAw6w
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
pRoPosALs PoR SEWER.

OPPIcK SrP'TAND ISsPECrnR OP SEwRRs,S &c,
WAsHIsdrON, u. G., Juno y. l-5l. !
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at the hayor's 5
ofiee, City Hall, until u o'clock, m. on sAfUR.
DAY. tho 10th July, for constructing a Barrel
Sewer, three feet inside diameter in Twefth street
west, from PenusylyaniA zvenue to tho north side
OIL street north. and two-fset Barrel Sewer from
the north side OIL street north. to the north side Of
ssaehusstts avenue, bo provided with laterals,
traps, drops. and manholes wherever deemed me-
cessAry.
The work to be done under the direction Of the
Superintendent and Inspector Of sewers, the su-
perintendence Of the Second Ward Commissioner eT
and the assistant commissioners appointed hy the
Mayor.
Specification qH ." -,.sn q this ethee. DiddcI-
aud laterals, each for traps, drops and manhOles.
bids
Each bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee 0. a responsible person, known to be
such,) that II accepted the bidder viii execute i
contract 10 due form, and perform the work In &C
eordanee herewith.
The guATntos must be In substance as follows
81, B, guarantee, II this bld be accepted by th,
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into a eoptrao
for the ,ame, aRd perform the work according Il
=. II. DONEGhN,
ja3j Supt and Inspector OF Sewers, DC,
The national Republican., 1869-06-30

GAIT. CTS. RoBERTs, United States Dcpu-
iy Marshal in kentucky, in attempting to
enforce the revenue laws upon one Jack
Ruuold, n distIller, in Knox county, was per-
sistently resisted by Runold and his confed-
crates, who rCsOrted to armsi whoreupon
RobeTsdcfrnded himself and wounded Ru-
mold, probably fatally
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
pRoPusALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

No. q 5. sHARP srRERr, /
BALTIMORE, ND jane -, lsj9.
/ Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this ON - uutil u m on WEDNESDAY, Jnly
2s. lsp. for furnishing to Recruiting Party aud
Recruits for United States Army At Baltimore,
Nd, tho Fresh Beef required by them for six
month. eommen ncing August !. 1900, or such less
lilno as thh CJmmissAry General Of subslstenee
IN y direct
Z The Beef Is to b. Of a good aud marketable
quality. With equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarter meat, taeSGs. shsnks, and kidney tallow
to be excluded }
s. The nscks Of tho cI.tls ,lRug ghtored under this
agreement shall be cut oil At the fourth yertsbral
Joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shsnks
Of fore quarters shall be cut off from three 70 four
inches above the kneo iUint aud Of the hind quar-
ter. from six to eight Inches above the gambrol or
hook joint.
Butchsrs having stall. In any Of the city mar
kss may propose for Beef to be called for at thsir
stalls on such days Us those markets are open
specifying the maTkets, the days Of the week, and
the hours Of such dsys begween which the Beef eau
be there obtained. II Is not expected that any
one days order for Beef will cover one whoiY
probably be for small Amoant. at a timei such or
ders to be nllsd by successive elts from the guar
teTs OF the beef mentioned in Par. Of this ad-
yortistm ment, or by beef Of equal quality to the
s Bidder. are requested to be present to respsnd
to their bids and be prepared to give bonds for the
full line OF their contrActs,
posals for Fresh Beef, aud add rsssed to the uy-
derSigued, who reserves the right to reject any or
all BIDS not to the interest Of the United State,
Conditions, iequiremen5rsi |, Puynsewntiii soN. A
je3O.td Brew. Brig Gen. aud c, 3. u B. A.
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WASHINGTON, June 20, lsOo.-Jsy Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernment securities!
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
DEPARTMENT ov STATE,
" . OF NoEn

Information has been received at this De-
pNrtment from Mr.. A. c. Hyer, the Consul
lar Clerk of the United States at Callao, Of
the death, on the lst Of March last, at sea,
of JAMES WATSON, a seaman Of the ship or
vessel "Charles Davenport"
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
toFPiotAL.l
DEPARTMENT oP STArB,
wAauINaroN luna 2h. lRfg.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. c. Hyer, the Consular
Clerk of the United States at Callao, of the
death, on the 25th Of Fobruaiy last, at
Callao, of CHARLES LAWRENCE, civil engi-
necr, q native of Northampton.
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
DErARrMENr or STATE,

WAsHINoToh, June zoi isos'
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. G. Hyer, the Consul
lar Clerk of the United States at Callao, of
the death, on the Sd Of February last,
Callao, of JouS BARR, a native of St.
John, y. b.
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
DEPARTMENT oy STATE, !

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. Z. Hyer, the Consul
lar Clerk of the United States at Callao, of
the death, on the 10th of March last, at sea,
OF JouN sARGESs, a native Of Iamburgh.
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
DEPARTMENT oV STATE, I
WAsUINarON June Is. 1869.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. G. Hyer, the Consul
lar Clerk of the United States at Callao, of
the death, on the 9th of January last, at the
Chincha Islands, of WILLIAM JONES, a ma
tive of Philadelphia on the Sd of February,
of WILLIAM CLEGGj on the 9th of February,
Of HENRY BRowN; also, on the 9th of Feb
ruary, Of WALTER II. TmToN, OF Martha's
Vineyard, and resident of Callao.
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
GaAND FOURTH on July EXCURSION.
INAUGURATION OF THE NORFOLK LINE

GRAND FOURTH OF JULY BACURSlUh.
INAUGURATION OF THE NORFOLK LINE.
ssS THE SPhNEP1P ". ". ed,f, STEAMER
CRaTIssfOn. s. G.. viii make an excursion TO
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
RIP-RAPS, and CAPE HENRY,
AGordiuE a hne view Of the Atlantic Ocean.
Ts .%S5 ssiruRbHY s snI is .JSf ySy
and foS OF rst"rn,ns sSysIn 'TTsS Tsss
~ P.s.sso % II, neal. % tainishsd at city price, by
the prince OF caterers, Harvey.
A limited number o. tickets will be sold, STATE
q Dr. ssSSy Drug Store ON % asR Py Street
town at the owen House, aud a! J. L, sayags's
Hard ware Store, Washington. and at the boat.
regular line OF passenger and freight between tho
tive cities, Wellington and Norfolk. jsD.41
DY GREEN a WILLIAMS,
ID Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. $40 Southeast corner OF Seventh and streets.
LARGE STOCK OF AGRIGyLTuRAL IMPLg.
MRNTs AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY next, the Sd Instant, eommene-
Ing at 10 clock a m, We shall sell at the ware.
west, between Psnnsyivapia s,enu. and The Canal,
all tho Agricultural Implements. &c romsi inin G
10 said warerooms, Of which we onumsrats In
p"'d drist Mnis, Rsaps,.. MOxsr..
Throshsrs. Hsy Cutters, Flows
Hay Cutters, Harvest Tools,
Rxtras for Mowers, Respers, Threshor.. Sc..
PsrtiIiIsrs. Old Iron, Shelving, Desk. Drawers,
Wagons Carts. &e ,ro
Four or Ave Frame warshousss, for businos,
purpose,, prominently situated. and many "thei
'F4ss: 4slS ;SS sS Sa"'F''. g fiHSiis' L!IAMs
le9O-td fstasJ AueHoneers'
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
,eHECKERs FARINA FORMS A
rIgD THE SEVENTH CONGREs.
sS SIONAL DISTRICT OF yIR-
GINIA.

To the yoisrs qf. the Seventh Congregational DIS.
trictV Virginia, imposed Of ths Counties "
AlerdHdrid, Fqirygr, Prince WILLIAM, Eln-
gufsr, Stafford, Rdppdhlnnock, Cu!ptpsr.
SpOttsUlpdnf1, T0Dn oI FrGdsrfckSJuTg,
Orange, Louisa. LOuiOun, aud Mad dfsOa:
PBLLow- w-CIrIzgNs; Having been hOnorsd by
many citizens Of the counties Of Alexandria. Lou
DOM, and Fairfax, with letters from numerous
citizens Of other couuties. requesting me Ia an.
nouuee yself as candidale for Con gTess from this
District, as constituted by the spportionnent made
by the last Convention, delayed reply until the
present time, for reasons that will he readily un-
derstood by my fellow citizens. ! appreciate the
kind manner In which ] have been called on TO
answer their eommu nj cations. have not sought
to represent this District. The present condition
Of affairs in Virginia Is the reason ! have been
thought Of, probably but do not feel at liberty
to disregard the mark Of confidence expressed In
me. lthsietore announce myself as an indepsnd.
ent candidate. SHOULD It be tho pleasure OF the
people 70 elect me, prOpt9S to he a uithluI Rep
people Of the old COmmOHUtdih w my UOte or
influence.
Tam Jor Peace; we have had strife long enou gh /,
let us spdeayOT to build up tho waste places,
This District Is q large one. Ny present engage
ments will not permit me TO canvass the District
yet will visit as many Of the court as
can before the day Of election.
Your fellow .eitiIen, -
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
ALRxAEDRIA, May 10, 1852.
tThs papers OF the District will please publish
the above, and send accounts. which will remit.
my22
The national Republican., 1869-06-30
DgPAuTNEST OF STATE, |
w AaLL..Da.nN Luna nk lALl


Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. A. c. Hyer, the Consul
lar Clerk Of the United States at Callao, of
the death. on the 25th of March last, at
Callao, OF JOSEPH \. STARR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14
FOB SEERIFE.

JOHN sHAlRllk j. ar.csPssd g
candidate for Shsrif 81 tie slestios e las
and will Be warmly supported By his friend
throughout The sonnty sodespecially By shs
Factory DistrNcs.
New, ,se7
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14
JAS. I'll. w U4SON,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

Leonaro}totcn, I'D
Has commonwealth practice OF his profes-
SION IN t.souardtown, 81. Mary county. MD
md will promptly attend to any business
entrusted TO his care Hc may always bs
found AT ths Officc Of the Commissioners
Court
Dec IA, 1s65--t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14
PACIFIC
Guano Company's
(CPAlTAL, 81 .0oo,000
SOLTBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.~

THE VALUE Of this Gsaus is new
so reH kao,ca aRd appreciated, that
does not require further comAeAsausn
rom US.
Tn. Company osa' the Gass' Lsss'
and other sources Of sfpply from which
It's raw material " Grawn Hence, this
Guano, possessing such high sxrcl!encs,
can be broushtinto market at price aoi
exceeding that OF tie ordinary Superb hos
plate of Lims.
The larg. c.p;tal invested BY TIL, Com
pany affords the surest guarantee Of the
continued excellence Of their fer'ilizer. as
the safety of their capital depends 'pon
continued and permanent business.
Experience has shown tba. this Guano
ripens the Whsa, crop from five to SIX
DAYS ssriier than tho Super-PhosPhates
l. i. the policy and pHpcS Of he Com
pany to furnish the best fertilizer thss en-
terpris. anl capital. aided BY th. best
ssisu,i6c ability. can brius into n.srket,
q. the loscsss possible cost 70 consumers.
UHN s REESE 4 co.
General Asents for the Pacific GslaRo
tiowp.ny.
pr;nciosl OfTe-7l South street, Bate
Jaly 90, lSoS-2n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-01-14

IL pfogre>. Of Iii, Insurance u - X n
] issi States pr5vs his great Gro" e."E
niCGrn ol n.etern sc:-nce and Pi...an;hro-
rms 10 be one 4 me marvellous i.4.Ules al &, Or
.ooia ecoloa-
Ii. wiss'c-n # all ages has dryiset mol
nj mat cam. s--~ r.fta II. i : - En.i iiesI-
I, good, that il > 5i.fcat - see new al y
tsilissnt nan, with p:opsr concern Tor t'e
et nfCrs and protection Of h. family, car Il.
10 avail hitn,el Of It's beHsi =.
Lie Insurance leaves reA,v money 10 SET
20 6. Ates to advantage Il MI prevent
eacnnce Of property i = nan a. IL leot. /.
IS Sp!9ecI TO no ts1 curing lis. Tor Orpha"s
Gear. expenses after death. i . .NsTr' n, - -:
'aw ;ron debt II Is ra"' becomi &
Fais Ilat all Hes Of - st attribute. insur-.
! Uu' ,,st Tar. Company commsnds itsslt
~. .idence ard patrossSs OF e'H pee-
"A ali parts Of the State. Its dTecses are
msn Of known integrity ard ability, to whom
The public may Look With confidence fsr .
just and careful supervision OF It's AFFAIRS. ID
must be clear TO every intelligent mind thai,
if We would secure the larges, pTospsFi'V %
our State ana people individually, ss must
build u our Institutions sn4 keep our cap
a. a. hens.
Had the i've million dollars sent OFT Of tas
State annually for Insurance bees invested Al
hoais /: would hive tnld favo-abiy uPoo our
own wa, III sad commerce. Ihis Is sInpaat-
icgllv OH Axy-sot item - by eur BsAf
Il s.ciznts 70 c9urd lie opportunity Tor al
t. insure wl.Golt seudl,s tie money ou' oil
yur ~ S.4ts TIE AFFAIRS Of the Company
ars - se5 with eco.omy.
eliehss.iS been our marked success that We
-. Ia
az pan in cAsuas !ar1e dividends a. the OIL
pte7 AID LAEGE>r company ia the Is, ~d
States. The Company tess greatly sncour-
.ced ~ tas ratr-raEe and co-opsf2uon they
has. received. sna solicit continuance OF
The same The avs Of trade commerce,
s.ii-respect and self,iuterest cmbine 10 sako
this the Company Tor Us.
Now, deaf sirs, ia view Of sl The adrsnta-
ges Of Lie Insurance =. an investmsnt-ihe
Uncertainty of hfe-the strong claims OF y lie
and children upon husband and fAther-the
pscertairty OF business, and all tie ordinary
forms Of lnvsstu1snt-is Il cot the n'oral dnt}
ofevyry man 10 put something III form that
Wil prevent want and distress or tfOup!e or
tie part OF those he loves
By all means Insure, aud do Il at oace II
the Maryland Company. Ths officers OF this
! Company are:
GEO P THOMAS, Presidents.
Ak Fogp, Secretary.
BOARD OF pI.ECToRs:
Hamilton Easter, Gts II Hilnef.
Alien A Chapman, thomas Casa d,
Geo p Thomas, litlam peVries,
Huob Sissjn. Charles Neub,
Hiram " oods, r.
A MYERS, STATE Agent.
TIE COMPANY REFER TO
Judge Nagruder, Judge Ford. Judge n
son. Hon Fred Stone, BaTaes ComP;on ah'
Editor OF Beacon.
AG~A j MYERS, the State A gent, VII r
| in Leouardtovn during the Erst week q Cor
10 transact the business Of ice company, an'
will also insurs property in Elltimsr' ts'aPaH
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Pct Penn, Delaware, June 9Th, ! sGs.

FoTf Ten7, DcIawaTe, june bth, IsGs.
Ncssrs Wm Crchton Il Son
GenfcYcn :--You are aware that depended
B4lniv OnIhe mixture of Rsioada Guauo las
autumn for manuring NV wheat, using saa.i
portion Of Peruvian mot ell Of n part Of
ton got from YOU about thirty-6ye acres
From present appearances, my crop viii excel
sssf raised on same arsa, within my recsl-
lection on the fields now in cultivation during
the last thirty yasrs Yours, respectfully
DAVID STU ART D.
Late Chsmis, 70 the Mar, land ST Ayr >ocetv,
and Prof of Chemistry in 81. John Csil%gs
4 uual obs
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# the latest Fall and Winter styles
These goods are purchased in Philadel-
phia and will be sold at city prices for
cash Bonnets made or repsirss 70 order.
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