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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-14

a TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC has broken out near
ly all over the country within a few days past,
generally supposed to be the result Of the
sudden advent of warm weather. Atthe la
test accounts it was spreading rapidly and as
surniug most yiulent form. The first symp-
toms Of an attack are a weakness Of the knees
and a disposition TO seek the nearest shade
tree or other cool place. A consultation cf
the wisest Of cur N. DIS has resulted in the
conclusion that it is malignant type Of a
disease formerly known as Spring Fecer In
our boy-hood days the most certain and elfec-
tive cure was vigorous application Of a very
djsagreeable tonic known as hickory OIL
OUG neigbbors Of Fulton county have been
losing a number Of valuable horses in the past
month through the operations of gang Of
horse thieves infesting that region. We
would advise our farmers end horse owners
generally to have good locks on their stables
and keep good lookout generally, as we win.
no doubt, sooner or later have visit from
these gentry. We have had but few horses
stolen lately and are beginning to be OF our
guard sufficiently to offer tempting oppor
tunity to horse thieves generally. Buy your
locks before your horses are stolen.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-14

A ISE lot of Ladies Baskets also, Mar
ket and Clothes Baskets, Carpet bags, Va
lises, Re, at Lynch's.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Defending a Bad Act.

Next in wrong TO mean action ls tue de-
fence of one, and VIC are, therefore, sorry
to see apologies for and deiences Of the re-
fnsal 10 hermit few flowers TO rest upon
the graves of the Confederate dead at Ar
lington on Sun lay. The defence OF VIM.
4. Collins and his aid, @. a. r., is this:
ave seek to mark in this distinction and manner, tho
feelings with which the nation regards freedom ana
slavery loyalty and treason. Republican principles and
those of a alaveholdng olgarchy."
But slavery, man, is rs dead as the Con-
fedeTates who lie in their graves, and 'free-
dom and loyalty" are so rampant that an
almost unbrided license pervades the land,
while ''the slave holding oligarchy" have
passed from the greatest afiuence TO extreme
poverty. We wish 10 say, in all kindness
10 Mr.. Collins, and to all who agree with
| him, that the refusal to place flower upon
the grave ofa countryman, though an enemy,
killed in battle, Will do more to destroy
Memorial Day and its Decorations than all
other causes put together. Granted that
the enemy were ever so much mistaken,
| they fought lor cause which they thought
right, and proved their sincerity and valoI
by the greatest OF all human sacrifices, in
| giving 10 1t their lives. The grave, there.
lore, as it buries all distinctions, so il ought
TO bury all hatred and revenge. II we know
anything OF the sober second thought OF the
American people, they do not approve o.
this taking OF flowers from Confederate
graves, the spirit which prompled the order
nor this continual clamor about slavery ant
slave oligarchy. Indeed, some of tht
most corrupt and wicked mon in the lane
are the noisiest in the use OF these catch
words. The country, before we have any
real peace, must cease Its sectional conten-
tions and cease to treasure up all those ami
mosites which belong to war. Cesar wa
lar wiser than such Americans, for he in
strucled the Romans 10 bear no malice o
determinations towards fallen foe, and VI
risk nothing IN true wisdom when we sa.
that ii would be better that every troph!
, growing out OF our civil war should b
+ burned up, than that men living under th
i same flag and Constitution should seek Il
0 distinguish between memorials and honor
! TO the dead. No Union man is called upo
to decorate the grave OF his enemy IN th
flesh, but if a friend of that enemy, or on
whose heart blossoms with the fruit of for
giveness, chooses to do so, it is ungenerou
: and ungodly to forbid it.-N y. Eapress.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

WHERE THE WEST Is.-"Chicago IS no
longer Western but is an Eastern city. 1t
is only nine hundred miles to the Atlantic
coast, while 1t is two thousand three hun.
dred and fifty miles TO the Pacific coast.
Dividing the Union East, Center, and West,
each division is about one thousand one hun
dred miles wide. The Eastern division will
embrace all the States lying east OF the Mis-,
sissippi river the Central all the States and
Territories between the Mississippi and the
Rocky Mountains, and the Western all the
States and Territories between the Rocky
Mountains and the Pacific coast. Somewhat
the largest OF these three great divisions is
the Central and, astonishing as 1t may Rp.
near to those who have not examined the
map carefully, the territory lying west OF
the Rocky Mountains contains as many
square miles as the Territory east OF the
Mississippi river, Notwithstanding this com,
prjses eleven Southern, all OF the so,called
Eastern and Central States, and all OF the
old Northwest The completion OF the
Pacific railway has changed the former
r West and East and Central, and moved the
West 200 miles toward the setting sun
The actual West consists of California, Ore
gon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, Utah,
Montana, Wyoming, and the major portion
OF Colorado aud New Mexico. 1t is hard tc
realize the truth that Chicago is an Eastern
city, and that Illinois IS not even Central
but is an Eastern State. Omaha, which has
= always been regarded as on the western
: verge Of the Far West Is In fact 150 mile
east OF the centre oil the Union We ar
/ not surprised, therefore, that the citizens
a that enierpnsing little place resent the i'm
4 putation OF being in the Far West. In shor
G This is a tolerable long 'kentry' from east
west, and when the Dominion is absorbed
l. the distance will be equally as great froI
/. north TO south. Chicago Tribune.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam
NOW USED BY THOUSANDS.

This preparation is a complete chemical food and WIN
buiid up weakened, emReiated and broten,doMn con,
stutlons This remedy is rapidly taking the place ei
all others In all diseases Of the THROAT and LuNus'
In acts promptly and quickly in curing chronic and re-
cent Coughs Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, hoaIheness
Bronchitis Soreness and Pains In the Breast aha Boou
splitting, Tickling Coughs Tlghtness OF the fhlsem'
Wheezng or shorness Of Breath, Weak Voice and Con-
sumption. ,,., ... 90 pI,T
MoNARY CONSUMPTION through the use Of TINS
remedy We guarantee It ali we represent 1t 70 re- IL
h a POW ERFUL RXpECroRANT, with Tonic Altera.
tive and dtusiye properties, and stands unexeeea y
rarely eaualled, in C6RlNG ALL DISEASES OF THE
THRoAf AND LUNGS. 1t now commands large
ale and is extensively appreciated wherever used and
is highly recommended by clergymen lawyers eatofa
aud phvsieians and by thousands who have utea u:
a-eee our Special Circular for full description Senl
by mail or TO be had of Dealers in Medicines Price ov
cents and 81 bottle. Full directions accompany eaoh
's''''' y. II. sIMMS, NJ. D.,
Practical Chemist Wilmington Del.
sola wbolasale nv Johnson, Holloway Cowden, phia
deiphia, Demas Harness Co., New York. ana At reai
/ by dealers iu medicines everywhere. hoViS
L
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Insent Powder.

Hoyv To TELL THE GENUINE ARTlcLE-Prof 3. Lyon,
whie travelling iu Asia discovered aower,whleh when
powdered, is sURE DEATH to every kind o. insect,
by letters paten government medals, &o put his sg
nature upon every assk Of the article, and named
L,onis Mgonec Insect P0gder He impaired his secret
10 no one Int his successor Purchasers OF lnaeot PoW
der-and II il used almost every house-must see 70
that thev are not deceived by worthless limitations
md counterfets The signature Of E, Lyon is the pu'
ehnsefs guarantee Look sharp Tor IT, and buy no IN
sect Powder that dos not bear it, 1t may be had Of
Dfuggists and Family Stores, at 20 cents per 1AsA'
Depet-2l Park Row, New York mayziim
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
nnilrmaI ann Atattamtam
FR1pAY MonNINa. JUNE II, 1860.
TmTMT8s
!. onn incl o. Iess eonslIlnLes . aquAIe.


ss..one inch or less constitutes square.
S5-sineie insertion 90 cents per square.
t-z.Wants of four lines, single insertion, 90 cents
srba IouRNAI AND STATESMAN T. published every
r.asdsv and friday al THRBE DOLLARS YEAR,
nsrsbis in Adyanee No subscriptions viii be received
ef less than six months and no laier ~ M
ali srrearnges ppid uEless at The option OF the
publisher :. ,orp,,.t avn sTkTEsMAN 10 nuh.
,,shaS evsrv Friday at 1w0 DOLLARS FER ANNuM,
nsyAble in advance or THREE DoLhAhs al tue eha OIL
'ng gSDEVrnTrsEMFNTs not exsseding sqnaie viii be
inserted three times for one doar ana sAF anu
forty cents for every subsequent nSeron longer ones
In the same proportlon ,..,,.... d, .,,, ,,,,,od
10 thsir avn Immediate business and all Adyersements
~ ~ hsneht of other persOns as well as all ADVERTISE
wsns not Immediately connected with their own busl-
nas snI ali classes of advertisements. in length or
beyond the limits engaged, viii be charged a.
he usual rates For all such transient pis
viii he separately rendered, and prompt payment is
desired ..,,,on, sta,,n,, H. lima ii, a,,
ara 10 be pubshed, will be continued until they are
Snrhid and charged according TO- tho above terma
To sFCuRE INSERTION Of their advertisements and
noces on tuesdays aud Fridays, our advertisers are
nrmed In at their favors MUST be handed In previous
10 nine o'clock A. NJ. on Mondays aud Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

Also Freis,t Trains with Passenger Car attaehe q,
will leave win iugton about 40 A M New Castle ssO
To- Plton 10 05 I'D bs due at Harrington about leso
4. M Returning, ttlesTe harrington about a20 r y:
Fai,on ~ csmdsr S605, Dover, 535, Moortons 6bbs
Gievton e25 Mid town, 140. New Castle, s2o, and be
ana AZ Wimingt about $50 P. NJ. Subject TO daiaya
srhss trsin SM stop to take up Passengers only At
s,stIons namei but will set down PassepesS
stopping place. rcent lafes corner STATE ROAD, Dei'
Junction aud DUPONT - -
Leave New oaAtlsfor Wilmington and Phadslphia, at
7.A0 A. NJ. ,.,.. ....
i0' N'" SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for Clayton
II 10 NJ, and S10PM Leave Clayton torsmyrna $40
M and 210 p NJ, TO make connection with trains
and from Dover, and Stations south.
| Steamboat Traps heretofore run are withdrawn.
BoRt will however, leave Crisdeld for Norfolk 10 SON
nection with Local Train, Tuesday, Thursday aud
! Saturday Evenings ..,.
| suparinlanden D ell lawAre Railroad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

The Tribune says THE stories of hang
ing of railroad men on the Cherokee lands
in Kansas are not confirmed, and are proba-
bly, false. The settlers, however, have late
ly received large supplies of POWDER and are
said to be preparing for a resistance Of any
force which may attempt 10 build railroad
or protect its workmen. Several citizens
have been driven out of the country by the
league ON account OF their lukewarmness
and others have been warned to leave with
in 4s hours under the penalty OF hanging
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
S6eri0f's Su(es.


t,aENIFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
sundry writs Of PiFae, to me directed, Will be ex-
posed TO Public Sale the store Of B. Franklin Bart
and Charles X. 0ano. Of Tenth and Market
Streets In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Del on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of JUNE, AID, 1902
al 10 O'Clock, A, NJ the following described Personal
6tssssA s25 lbs white Sugar, 500 lbs Brown Sugar,
Ee 900 lbs Green Coffee, Sj lbs. Roasted Cohse 800
n lbs. Green aud Black Teas 200 gallons hoasses
Dbl. Vinegar sacks Salt 70 small sacks do 2SO 6s
Starch bbs. Flour, SO lbs Cheese, is boxes soap ~
dozen buckets, 80 gallons whiskey, 10 gallons best
Brandy, 30 gallons Port Wine, o gallons Gin, sets
Counter Scales bhl Lard large lot OF Spices, Pickles,
Tomatoes Dried Fruit Farina, Corn Starch, Raisns'
stone Ware Garden Seeds, Oats, Feed Cigars and To.
bacco Iron Proof Safe, marble top Butter Table, lot
Of Ropes and Brushes Molasses Casks pair Platform
Scales lot Of Stone Ware, Push Cart Store Fixtures
also Lease Of the Store.
seized and taken in execution as the property o
Charles X Gauo and Franklin Baitram: trading ~
GAno Bartram, garuishees Of Thomas NJ kerr and 10
/ w sold by JAUob hlChAhDsON, Snerin
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

A party of burglars on wednesday night
entered five OF the largest stores in Gardner,
Me-, by entering the cellars through Inc
coal-holes in the sidewalk, and thence 10 the
stores above. In one Of the. cellars entered,
occupied by Messrs. Tibbets and Lander,
hardware dealers, the doors leading 70 .he
salesrooms were SO well secured as 10 render
it impossible for the thieves to reach them.
The other stores lost about So each in small
change. Nothing was taken but money.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

The New York Seamen's Association pro-
pose to construct building for the benefit OF
sailors, the cost OF which will be from $75,-
600 to $780, 900, and ask aid to accomplish
their purpose. Their aim is to improve the
character and morals of sailors, to protect
them from land sharks and boarding-house
hard canned wages.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Females suiFering with Rupture

Or other Physical Weakness invited to visit Pha;
deiphia, and call at 9, IL. NEEDLES ohioe, no. ioi
Twelfth Street below Race TO obtain proper Trusses
Braces Supporters &c: lady attendant conducts this
department with professional ability Examinations
made and suitable ust uments for Prolapaus applied.
q HI NEEDLES gives personal attention 10 male patients
at his once eerner Twelfth and Race Streets, Philade
phie. Extensive practice in this special branch o.
Mechanical nemedies nsures intelligent and correct
treatment 6E-BANNIN0s BRACES adjusted.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
RRnoRs or YouTm.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De.
bity, Premature Decay, and all the eeeta Of youthful
indisereon, will for the sake Of suffering humanity send
frss to all who need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he cured Sufferer
Wshng to profit by the advertisers experience dc
10 BY addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN
mylO-lyw ~ Cedar street, Nav York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost SUCCESS by j. IsAAos, NJ D.,
and Professor of DISEASES Of the EYE and EAR (his
speciality in the Medical College OF Pennsylvania IL
years s5PeTsnge, qormerly Of Leyden, lolland,l NO
sos ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA Testimonials
eau be at his Office. The medical faculty are in
vited to accompany their PATIENTS he has secrets
in his practice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain
No charge for examination. feb12-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Grauelers QGuiOe.
s-zz4s7rz-s-1 PHILADELPHIA vii
u ~ A l q BMINGToN AND BALTlhuh
RAIL EuAD TIME TABLE.
ooMMENcINa MoNpAY, MAY lolh. lses.

--szsFr.-s-1 PHILADELPHIA VIII
RAIL EUAD TINE TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY. MAY 10Th. 1899.
Trains will leave Depot Broad streei and Wash
inRton Avenue. as follows :. -..,.,,
WAY-MAtL TRAIN ats 80 AM (suDdays exeettedD
for Baltimore stopping at all Re ular Stations Cone
Meeting with Delaware Rail Roat at wilmington for
Cfsfed and intermediate stations. =,
EXPRESS TRAIN At 12 90 NJ. (sundays exceptsd)
for Baltimore and Washington stopping at Wilmington,
with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 P. NJ. (sundayh excepted,
for B4timorean Washingon stopping al Uhes's,s
low, Linwood Claymont Wilmington Newport Stanton
Newark, ,EkonN East Charestown,P erry
do Grace, Aberdeen, perrymans, Edgewooa, hasnonA5
ss-NI5aT ExpRgss At 11.so .M. daily, for Baiu'
moreand washngtun stopping at Chester, Ihurlew Ln-
PerryYe aud Havre dc Grace, PeNymAn'sand hhknohs,
Passengers Tor Fortress Monroe and Norfolk will take
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all station between philadelphia and Will
Leave Philadelphia at 100 A. NJ. $50, 6oO and 10
P. NJ. The 800 PM train connects with Delaware Rail
road for Harrington and intermediate stations
100 daily p NJ The $40 A. Nj train will not stop be.
| tween Chester and Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA and BALTIMORE CENTRAL R. R.
TRAINS
Stopping at all Stations Chester Creek and Phiadel-
phiA and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit tSundAYE exceptedl
at 200 A; NJ. and i30 P. NJ Leave Philadelphla io5
oxfoid at LOO P N, The 100 A. N. train stops At all
Il
Leave Port Deposit for phila ephia Sundays excepted
1 at o 40, 925 A. 81 aud 40 PM
NJ, will connect at Lamokin Junction with the 100 A.
NJ and 80 =. N. trains for Philadelphia and Baltimore
| Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1880 A. NJ si22O, bs7 and 1850
cnRsTRR FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 7 70 4s; 9Os and llOs A n All,
45s, 699, T.4T and 1913 I'M.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore .25 A, Nj Way Mail. 9s5 AM Ex
press 2s5 M, Express 7.26 P. NJ, Kzprsss. 10A0
p. NJ. Express.
| stations at 800 4. M
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryvile at ell A. NJ. for Baltimore aud intermediate
| stations.
A. NJ and 4 IS 7. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1859 and
1909 AM, l W and 5l7PM.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at 1926 ?. Nj, stopping At Magnolia
, Ferryman's Aberdeen, HRvreds.0rAce, PerTyvills,
! Charlestown, North.kast klktOn, Newark Stanton,
Newport, wilmington, Claymont, Lnwood aud Chester.
II. Y. KENNEY, Bupt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

Dew. o. Kulp, of muscatine, Iowa,
member of the Missouri Dental College AS
sociation, now in session at st. Louis, has
been sued In the Circuit Court tor publishing
in 'srhe Dental Cosmos" of Philadelphia,
an alleged false and delamatory statement
against the st. Louis Dental College; SIC, 900
damages are claimed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
10 CONsUpIPrGVEs

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (fres Of
oharge all who desire IT, the prescription with the d.
rections for making and using the simple remedy by
which he was cured OF lung affection and that dread
disease consumption His only object s to beneht the
crpton 40 II will cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing, Please address,
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1876 South Second Street,
sept1O-6m Williamsburg, New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
INFORMATION,

Information guaranteed to produce al growth
Of hair upon bald head beardless face also recipe
for the removal Of Pmples. Bloehes, RruPons etc. on
skin, leaving the soft clear aud beautiful can
be obtained without charge by addressing
TH0S. I. CHAPMAN, CnEMIsr,
aanll0.Am A2a ninadWAY New YoEk,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

ON BUILDING LOTS AZ PUBLIC
81 sALE-Will be sold at Public Sale, on the premi
ses on SATURDAY, JUNE 12th, 1862 at AZ o'clock, p
MI ali those EIaHTY-NINE BUILDING LOTS, 'front.'
ng on Third Fourth Fifth, Rodney and seares streets
in the CITY Of Wilmington west Of the Aims House
property and adjoining lands Of Philip Plunkett
Theso lois are very valuable for dwelling and manuiae
turing purposes The whole will be sold without re-
ssrvs or underblddne as part the estate Of Thomas
seArles deed There is very due potlers clay on
The property, which is very valuable Terms easy,
See posted bills and plots WM BRluHr, Agt:
H. II. .STIDHAM son, Auctoneer. le]
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11

Students received any time, and instructed at suel
hours as may host suit their convenience ,,,
The large number Of business men now in atendahos
and tho numerous applications received for It's student
"a i vacant positons fully attest the appreciation II
which the Institution held by the business community
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
nyIO-iyv
The Marrlaga Ring.

Essays on the ERRORS or YOUTH aud The FoLLIEs
Of AGE. in regard 10 SOCIAL EVILS, with certain help
for the erTng and unfortunate. Sent In sealed letter
envelopes, Tree Of charge Address HOWARD AssO-
CITATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. may2l
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
BEYOND THE THRESHOLD

DESPERATE F1GHT AT HUNTERS POINT
The N. Y. Tribune say that on Thursday |
evening last, two men named McNalley and
Kallahan, employed on the Greenpoint cars,
proceeded from that place 10 Dutch Kills,
with the avowed intention OF having a spree.
On the way out they stopped at several of
the lager beer saloons that lay in their way,
drinking freely al all of them, so that upon
reaching the Kills they were quite drunk.
They had not been long at Dutch Kills,
when they met Martin Marrow, and another
who is driver on the Hunters Point and
Astoria Road. An argument almost imme-
dintely ensued as to the relative merits OF
the respective roads on winch the parties
were employed. Words turned to blows,
and in few moments they were engaged
in q general fight. The Greenpoint men
soon succeed in defeating their opponents,
beating Marrow about the head and face IN
most shameful manner; not content with
this they commenced tearing up the railroad
tract. and in this way destroyed nearly a
mile of the route. They also damaged the
bridge over Dutch Kills to such an extent
that the trains on the Flushing Railroad
were considerably delayed yesterday. Moth
ing more was heard OF the fellows until
about 10l O'Clock at night, at which time
they entered the drinking saloon on Cen
trail Avenue, near Third street. They had
only been few moments there when Mar
row and friend also entered The place,
whereupon the fight was renewed; this time
however, Marrow succeeded in obtaining
the mastery. Seeing this, McNally, who
was mad with drink, seized bottle which
stood upon the counter and hurled it at Mar
row but missed him. Upon the throwing
of the bottle the man who was with Marrow
pulled out pistol and aiming it at McNal
ley's head drew .he trigger The pisto
missed fire, and finding ii would not go ol
he struck McNalley terrible blow on til
head with the butt end oil it al the same tim
dragging him out into the street where h
was set upon by number ot Marrow
friends and beaten in q terrible manner. Th
unusual noise in the street soon brought
number OF people to the scene but they hes
tated to interfere and the fight proceeded
McNally finally broke away, and togetht
with Kallahan ran towards the Hunter
Point Bridge, followed by the crowd. II
said that Kallahan, in his fright, ran int
Newtown Greek, and has not since bee
heard OF. McNaley made good his escap
A warrant has been issued for the arrest
the parties engaged in the riot.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Ynnnp Iadien Ramnra

OF the injurious etsrts Of Face Powders and Washes
All such remedies close up the pores the skin and In
a short time destroy the complexion. II you would
have fresh, healthy and youthful appearance, use
HelmbOld's Extract sarsapArlla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,

Iuoludn. the best and most rapid methods Of comput'
ing Interest Exchange Profit and Sales Averaging &C
counts & are eomprissd In the Course OF INSTRUCTION
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-11
Aurses TO @ire.
INURNITURE and VENETIAN BLINDS
j. & j, N. HARMAN.
No. 41O KING STREET,

WILMINWTON, DELAW HE'
We respectfully inform the citizens OF Wilmington Al
country tbat ws continue 10 manufacture
snd Keep on and at our LARGE AND LONG EsTAIl-
LIsHED WARE-R0oMs, Furniture Of every variety aud
Style consisting Of Mahogany Rosewood aud Walnut Fur
niture suitable for Paror, Dining Room and Chamber
uses.
our assortment OF Furniture Is large and led 20
can be found in the State Of Delaware and al articles sold
Al our establishment are WARRANTED TO BB AS RE-
PRESENTED
VENITIAN BLINDS OF the most fashionable design
made to order and constantly hand We also
fAeture aud constantly keep large assortment Of Spring
Hair, Moss aud usk Mattteaars.
~ j.. a J. N. HARTMAN,
No 41O King Street.