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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
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DALLAS, SATURDAY, NOV. 25


Sitting upon our cottage stoop,
BY autumn naples shaded,
called the gentle visions up
That time has nearly faded.
The evening light comes from the west
In streams OF golden glory
So fold your head, love. on my breast,
And hear my olden story.
IT'S five and twenty years, my dear,
Since, hearts and hands together,
We laur eh'd eur bark the ocean clear
And all serene the weather,
With simple trust in Providence,
We set the sails upon her;
My fortune, hope and common sense,
Your dowry, love and honor.
For five-and-twenty years, my dear,
The biiows lightly Skimming
One day the skies grew murk and drear,
Our eyes and spirits dimming,
How dark that night frownd overhead,
When hope foresaw no morrow,
And we beside our frstling dead
Drank our first cup Of sorrow,
'Tis fve-and twenty years, my dear,
Yet music's in our dwelling,
The children's prattle that we hear
About our hearthstoue swelling,
God bless them all, the loving band
So glad to call you mother;
With heart to heart and hand to hand.
Chnging to one another.
Through fve-and- twenty years my dear,
Whene'er my arm was weary.
And scarce knew the way to steer,
Your words were ever CHEEKY.
When mid the tempest aud the night,
With courage sorely shrinking,
Then on our way God gave us light
That kept our faith from sinking.
'Tis Five and twenty years, my dear,
Slight change in you revealing
But Ger my brow-you see them here
The silver hairs are stealing.
But let them come, while still thy breast
Retains the fond emotion
That nerved my arm when first we pressed
Our way ont on life's ocean.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
I.ndowment Policies.

EXAMPLE: Premiums nil casa-Age' - ;
'g In one Annual Premium will con
tinoa policy in force as a Term Policy
nrarIy !. wears. or years and 80 days
rx,t,ni, Premiums all Cash-Age, - !;
pl.n. Ten Ycar Endowment, payable ~ tI'
acc of Is; One Annual Premium viii con-
tinue policy in force as a Term foiiey'
Nnars.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

Caleb Gushing in the Ltdependcntshows
that England was only conquered by
the United States: 'It is notable that
no true English army ever surrendered
itself to foreign enemy except in the
United States, but that twice in the
war Of the revolution, and once in the
second war, an English general capt.
ulated on the field Of battle, and sur
rendered his forces to the arms of the
United States. There is no parallel to
this series Of events ia all the numer,
Gus military operations Of England, in
Europe, Asia, and Africa, from the
time of William the Norman to that Of
Victoria"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

ExAnpIr; Premium 40 per cent. Noto--Ase,
s5 plan. Ordinary Endowment, payable 1t
the arc Of %. one Annual Premium VIII
continue policy in force Ms Term Policy
about years
ExAurrr Premium 10 per cent Notc-Ace,
"a; Plan. Tcn-Year Endowment. payable At
the are Of -. One Annual Premium wi''
cootipue policy in force as Term Poi'ey
about years.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

LII KINDS OF WORK, gEWING,
~ Washing and Ironing, DC, done oy MIS-
Burnett on short notice and reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, southwest
part of Dallas, will be Immediately attended to.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
Facts aaaGa EN:asacles.

ne gafdeher lhotto-iettuce plant.
Visionary fruit-The apple of the
eye.
A harmless death-Drowning in
tears.
(Knight of the Bath-Saturday
night
A tax no one likes-Attacks on ones
pocket.
What is it you can take without
hands "A hint.
What aiiment may we look for on an
oak "A corn.
Chicago literature nowadays" Words
that burn"
Injurious perfume to a beautiful wo.
man-The essence of thyme
Resting on his owers-The man who
lives on the interest of his money.
The ball to be given in New York in
honor Of Alexis, promises to be "a
rushin' affair.
4 Dutchman says: II dosen't like
de milk gets in Milwaukee. | likes
de udQer kind
Why do hoos always lay eggs in the
daytime because at night they are
ROSTERS.
Under the late census returns the
| State of Alabama lacks eight persons
Of an even million Of inhabitants
The latest agony among fashionable
New York youth is to wear small
| thermometer on the side OF the hat
Rome is the last place in the world
for Meno.ti Garibaidi to go to, and is
accordingly the last place he has gone
/ to-
Louisville undertakers are selling
their summer collins to make way !ur
the " unique and handsome winter
styles"
Richmond has society called the
"Dlughters of the Golden Candle
stick They are probably the snuff
ers
Good young lady" Little boy,
have YOU ever been baptized z' Small
heathen-" Oh, yes mua,; I've the
marks here on my arm
The suicide of a Waterbury young
woman BY drowning may, with propri-
ETY. be regarded as a water,buriaI al
fair.
r. a;.,,to be,,roo, trro Coor.,,
brothers-in,la the superiority OF a
shot gun over an axe Was established
beyond paradventnre.
\ Richmond merchant on hc;o.r
,.kcd how Iar.e an advertisement h.
,za,t.d !, rho E,oy;,e, r.,i;.J ,Lat
tbav m;yht 8 mt IN about three ,in,s
# ;vro1
A Chinaman 5 account OF the thlca
! Ilisb how takc kolo.ena I.mn and mill
cow COW kick over lamn. m went
| rb;caoo',
q iady correspondent wishes 10 Know
/ the meaning OF ''stay partics They
,ro. ,n,xr,.; ;,,,,,a.,,, .,,i ~, l,,,t. 49,,
=, '.,''' ""'''"' '','' 10
No., ,ho,a -. aS' "
Ah c@tHab1e tH'S de7cttoeS th' very
| latest railroad accident
We had = rail,nad accident Mt this
-
/ p'd"9 ytSf'td2y, tac thFou3h lFei@h'
,;. 49,. -,
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED IN
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by
failure 10 pay the Premium when due. but are
continued IN force by the NON FORFEITURE
LAW Of the State Of Massachusetts,.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
FDr. y. u. u. wan Dem Hsergla,
From Prussia, the Great
Worm EXter erminatOrI
[Ofico Chemeketa Hotel, Salem, Oregon
Rooms 6 221

[0flice Chemeketa Hotel, Salem, Oregon
Rooms 9& %.
Late of San Francisco, Cal. would inform
the sick generally, that about forty years ex-
tensive practice of medicine and surgery in
Europe and the United States of which twenty
one have been in California has by close observa-
tion and great experiments come to TIE con-
clnsion that there are more acute and
chronic diseases caused by worms, haydadids
animalcnlm or other species of entrozoa. The
public geharaliy, or the profession mt large. are
not awnre Of the number of patients who are
treated by eminent phY Ysicians for this that, or
such complaint without any relief If the
disease has been understood. few doses of
Dr. VS. Sorefeign Worm Re0edy would have
Immediately cured the complaint. and have
saved great many lives. Dir. V. has collected
n large variety of California roots and herbs,
which, 10y analyzing, close observation aud ex-
tensige experiments, he can consciontiously say
that he has discovered new remedies for suc>
ecsstuI care tor the following diseases:
Esf;- Dyspepsia. Chronic affections of the
Liver and Kidneys, first and second stages of
Consumption, White Swelling, Palsy, Sperma-
! torrhUa or local weakness, Nervous Debility
Epiloptie Fits Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Diarr-
| hoea, Incontiucnce Of Urine, Gravel, Flour Al,
bus, Diabetes, propsy, aud all those diseases
which are known under the name Of Veuereal,
such Syphilis, III MI It's forms, Gonorrhoea,
! elect. Structures. False Passages, nAammation
! Of the Bladder aui PROSTATE Glands, Excoria.
! tions, pustules, Piles, pimp}es, B.0trhes aud all
/ Cutaneou5 EruptieHs Of the skin Cancers tu-
mors cured with or without operation. Ia re-
| cent Neneleal Diseases, the Dr. effects Curo
/ in H. days or no charge.
For the Eye, Ear and Throat. DR. Y. possess
es new aud invaluable remedies.
DR.. Y. would advise those ladies troubled
wih Irregularities Of the Uterus u try his
new remedies nud got cured.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

REUiRkiETE.!
Eight Hundred Worms Expelled |!

T,tt.y - i. ,et.l;.. ter.er T., ,,ale flte f.l-
- .t.t,.,,,..t .t.t ht, I..g tsItst.I far
, ..,-..,.fst, ..,...,f ,.e;,.fr ,h. s,.o,.,st,
- J.; f.t ,,,t.,s..l ,,.sr M, td,. ~ .,.
,.t5te nal Iaf t,ts .sst vsl,a. gy.nll II aluays
-. 49,. :, fs.trs.a W a...fi.if.. ,y,uEl re-.
..... n,,1 7 ,,y.,, ,4,r.. ami ,.r.e untu
,,.., + an rf.r. .sqt.s.n x.b-.ly csall f.ll
,sL,t y,s ~. ...trgr Y,,fb me- oofl I ctp-
s,,i,sI pr + p p ~ u-, nar. j., Sale,n
1r..,,, AMI l., taI.. me wa. afflicted tfth
nsornas and fbr~ we're the cause of All NV
,ri.arv and main took the purter'z Iaedi-
ins ara ha expgIcd 500 worms from inc
Tha, ARE like I,s,chrs. with long tails. and
measure from ON. to one and one la.f inches
81 Irrrth. ouly took six little powders, aud
they brought thu worms Ia four bours tilna.
an Thee afIiesed Wishing to see me can fad
ms ''' pam 7''''''' 7''-"' ,p,rc
Subscribed and sworn to before me this eth
day of Sept. 1871. J. J. MUPHY, J. T.
said worms can hn seen ~ Or. J. =. Z. Van
Den Bcrghs Office. ChcmeF eta Hotel. Salem.
. cApD
Dr. ). T. I. VAN Den bER@H -h'4r '>tr
deem 1t my duty - make tue ioiowing state
mcnt; fof Tue ia7l 'hlee years nave heeh
suffering with constant Eaa"ihg pam ana a
| 4uiFerteS sensation IA my Si"haeh' a'so pam
III my chest Ani haaft' my iopd Woud hot ~
Sest anu vas SO nervous toat WIN ditHca''y
! couia Loilo" my pocuP"e'"n' "h'eh mas heoh
herg IN salem for tn" past ten years, as prac-
and mjs"rv had wasted AVN to ,,ar. Inl
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

Japan is pressing steadily forward in
the path of progress, and her chief at,
tention now is directed to the binding
of railroads. Coolies are constantly
employed on the railway between Yo-
kohama and Yeddo The first locomo-
tive run over the road three miles
to Kanogawa- attracted great atten
ton. The road from OsaIca to Kobe
progresses rapidly, and a new line, go
miles long, running through Kiota to
Tsurga and costing S2,000,O00, is con
templated.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

All Oregon east Of the Cascade
Range has country and climate simiI-
er to that Of California.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

A loan of 10 per cent. when Desired.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
ELY M UTU AL.
Div iGeaa is HbeCa aare d
nnua lly.


AND APPLIED AFTER TUE SECOND PAYMENT.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25
2 THEY ARE NOT A VILE gs'
5F A NJ CIV DRlN K 80

Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof
Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced
and sweetened 10 please the taste. called " Tom
les %. Appetizcrs" - Eestorers," &C, that lead
the timber on 10 drunkenness and ruin, but are
G. true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs of California, free from all Alcoholic
SfimuIants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIEISG PKlN-
CIpT1E perfect Eenovator and Invigorator OF
the System. carrying Of all poisonous matter ana
restoring the blood TO q healthy condition No
person can take these Filters according TO dlrec-
tion and remain long unwel.
For Inausnmirtory aud Chronic Rheu-
nratisnl and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indi-
eestiou, Bilious, Rcmistcut md Inter-
ufItcut Fcvcra, Diaeascs Of thc Blood.
tIye4, kidneys, and Bladder, these BIf-
tara have been most successful. such Dis
caarn are caused b., Titiated Blood, which
"a generally produced by arrangement OF tho
Digestive C.-ganssf,
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION.
1Is.,acAe. Tai4 ia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
Gsessol tag Csscst Dizziness, sour ErCctat!one OF
the stomach. Bad taste ia the Mouth Bilious At
taekE Fur.t-ti0ul of t.le Heart. Inflammation OF
tie Lungs, Psi4 in l..e regions ofthe kidncy6'aad
a alundrea other painful symptoms, arc the oH-
spriagaof Dyspepsia.
Taay iayi~oratc lsa Stomach and stimulate the
t3rrli liver and b3ers.a s., sli rendcrta1n q un-
cuFHtigd CitrlCS u t.@-fi+!Lig tAc bI(VA u ~AA
impartges. ss.i ing4stin& new life and vigort to
the whole system.
FOR SI1IN DT~TA A~ES, Erugt ti9ns, letter.
Salt 2leae BIote)cz. Spots. iinples, PGsiulcs
Burs, Carauncles I;iag,T 3rms, scall-icat. scre
Eyes, L-yeipe}4s, i.ca, scar1s. piscoioret!ons Of
tie saia, huM9rs aud Diseases G. the skin, Of
vLatcyer name or r.&ttrc, arc literally dag up
edca-fied o1Ft af the aystcl3 "a :. O.. r tine oy
tAe ssa OF tIese EEttars. oHe bottle IN snoh
case ,Il csavface tue most lucredu!cus Of tllcr
curative Closets.
c. sass tAe Vitiatct Blood whenever you End
ite iu,p4rltles bursting th.oueh tnesaia ia PIN
pics, 1tGpt.Daa or sores; cleanse It when yen
cui il o5strlcged laa a|nggieh in the veins;
cleanse II svtea it IS foA. snd your feel;ags viii
tel y1u when. Keep tie bloed pure and tho
health oft'ta svetara esii! follow.
PlS, TAPE. a2t ciaer " . RMS. lurking IN
tho ~ tenn - Sc many tboHsa .,.5, arc S5cctuay
destroyed AMI removed. For faI. directions, read
carefully the circular around each bottle.
JwAlKETs. Proprietor T. H. Ac2oN AID &
CO.. Druggists aad Gen. Ageate, san Francisco.
Cal, a4i g AID u C2M.as. &C Street. Kew York
SOLD rT All. r"r>5&!srs AND DEALERS.
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Rates, Assets to Liabilities.

l2I'9I lZlHi t&l3f - We
INTEREST RGcnrprs FOR lS69"~.$24o,67o II
LOSSES PAID IN lS69...... ..........2Ol, 1870 on
INTEREST RECEIVED IN EXCESS OF
LOSSES PAID .................. ...'.."9'4oV ii
ASSETS THIS DATE OvER.....,.....6o0o,oo ,ooo %
LOSSES PAID To DATE...............l,6I ,6I9,435 w
DIVIDENDS PAID IN CAsu TO DATE...9jl ,3lS So
INSURANCE ON $4,000 Policies
IN FoncE 100000 90
This Company is not restricted to investing
its funds in the New England States. From
the Report Of the Auditing Committee, we find
that 81 900, 900 Is now loaned upon estates in
the City of Chicago and near thereto, where
rates of interest are pearly or quite equal to
those of the Pacific Coast.
There IS nothing desirable an Life In
surqnce which cannot be secured
bya Policy in tie MUTUAL
VyT1Lr YNCTTp f'aTTE M MD W
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

PRoDUCTs OF CAUFoRNIA,-FrOm
the West we learn that the total indus
trial products of the State Of California
for single year IS about 5 lS2, 900, geo,
of which $50 1000 900, or about IS per
cent, is derived from agriculture
S75 100000 from manufactures, and
S27 900 900 from mining, The State
has AL quartz mills, of which 200 are
operated by steam power. The machin
cry in these quartz mills cost $500
900. There are l58 grist mills costing
$2,600,000. OF these, 70 are pro-
pelled by steam. Saw~mills number
All, of which 23l are propelled by
steam power. Their capacity is 1900
900 feet of lumber per day. There are
4,4l4 mining ditches aud 75l irrigat,
ing bitches, which furnish water for
irrigation to IS, 600 acres of land be-
sides incomplete ditches and canals OF
much larger s re.
In Russia the number Of letters sent
in year is not qaite three to hun
dred inhabitants, while in England the
average is twenty to each person. In
the United States the letters average
seven to each inhabitant, trihe over a
third as many as in Great Britain
This is owing TO our vicious aud bur
densome postal system, and not to the
lack of intelligence Of our people, as
might be argued. \ good system,
adapted to the wants Of the country,
would soon make the number Of letters
greater than England, a, we have more
people who can read and write The
whole of Europe averages between five
and six letters to each person; both
Prussia and France averaging more
than the United States, and even
Spain half as many Golden city.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-11-25

Fon ExAurLE: A party insuring at the age
Of thirty premiums all cash.
Middletown transcript., 1871-06-10

Anl numerous at,..f PARTIES Srul fur tifsH-
lar Win important information e lfuit growers.
nrfil lj-fmos
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Ton NJ lrll Cows.
A GEeEA :. OFFER.
Only SIS. for Sll. in Value.

Unit, ihr first Of Nur,uitrr next the lcau,fu,
and artistic Chrome,
i" {SN'T Y .SHH PRITTl,'
Size iasti after lilc VI Spencer .filii prize.
.a.tHs 10 hc seui liy m4l securely don rp.
posi- rct, a premium = egets tra33y sul seri-
lrr 10
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Whereas tcr,nla persons urc cnioasoring 10
prevent VS. from making and selling our Slnyt
Peach Basket, hy claiming Letters Patent, We pu,-
l'sh, for the information OF all persons interested
TIE following eminent legal opinien.
WAsnxGrvS, D. {. May 90, 1871
Gentlemen We have examined Letters Pa
cn No. 100 COS, dated August "a, 1871 prantcd
10 Richard Mitchell OF Smyrna, Delaware, mud
lind them TO be for a fruit basket, made hy the
combinations of inwatdly curved slaves " 4 ~
,hickcncd bcvelcd hoops u " md perforated
disc-boi,om, "p.n II is the eomiinciipn Of these
ihrcc clements which constitutes the invention
pf Mr. Mitchell.
You state 10 us ,ha; the hcycci hoops, ret
foraicd dist-hoitums, ia combination with sttycs
Eoi inwardly curved, have hccn in common USE
since 1864 that yon are now, and have been TOT
sonlr time pasi. ctgrerl in the mnnuiaciu'c ni
frilt baskets made hy the cumirnton Of srnvcs
no, inwnrdly curved, ,hckcncd hcyclcd hoors
rnd perforated disr-hoi,oms, such rs you sty
have been In use for The past seven years aud
that MIR Mitchell threatens TO prosecute, no, on
ly yourselves for the manufacture OF such has
kcis, but also all persons who may usc them,
In regard 10 'lir subject u' infringement, II Is
well settled that 1t Is no infringement of . pnt-
en-, for combination, unless Hll the essential
parts of II are substantially initiated. Sec licll
Ns Daniels. ct, A. Isl Fishers Pnicnt case. az
Jarrett IS Hall, | Nust. All IN prpaiy " Bug
giles 10 Peters 33d, Chict Justice Tnnnry in
Srcnking ola cont nation patent held, The
nrc OF two or three parts only, of Of Two romhin-
cd with a third which j. Substantially different
In the form or the manner nt In arrangement u
not the thing patented. II Il not the same com.
bnalion II il substantially differs from Il in amy
of It's parts,
II Mr.. Mitchell lad invented not only The IN
wardly curved slaves bu, tlir leyccd hoops aud
perforated dsr.hoiium. gul suffered thr iwo
las, named TO 90 into common usc for more than
Two years In combination with slrush, s'avcs,
or slaves net iuwnrdly curved his patent would
avail him nothing rs against yni. see Section
T. net oi Congress, lS5g, Setliaa : ! ae ~ 1871,
We ARE ol tic opinion thu ita manufacture,
sale aud usc 81 tle basket w'l,B yrn ara now
nnkng, Il 10 lnirisguleut d N Mirhel Pat
en-, aud can suh',, 10 one 10 liability ior ,mk-
ing, selling or usviEg them.
GEO. T. FISHER,
RICHARD HARRINGTON
To Mcssfs. WugpES < fNASs,
Smyrna, Delaware jane 1--tf
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ARLINGTON,

that viii also serve nnfts ~ my place this season.
tie IL OF another fame, tru;ling stock oi the cuun
lfy, hving grandson pf the celebrated Long Is
hni Fla x Hawk Ills lap was thoroughbred
being sired by Imported MargFarc llcisn yer!
stylish aud fast horse aud has sired inany yer,
promising culls among them several owned ht
prcshlcu, Grant. | viii stand him at the very
low t,c D. $50 for the season, giving the same
privilege rs | Do With "Sr tcct viii also
give lhc following premiums iur his get Of This
yelrt
For the best Coh Or Fiilcy IL The month
4, May, lsi1........,................. $50
FUt the second best t0t ur Fillct IN the
month ui May. Iai3.....,...............SIO
For The tAi.l b,st tpli ~ filley in the
month ot MAY, lsI3,.......... ..,....sl0
Now here Is chaacc - .crnrc the service Of
two ct the hes, stations h the country. and also
I, premium which viii equal or exceed Tie fec
PAID. CHARLES \ MURPHY,
may ll--im Newark. Del.
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|, washes without wearing the rloihcs--no rub
hing or squeezing.
/, washes from one TO twenty-five articles in
from one "a four Minutes
II WASHES the finest Late Curtains, llandher-
chiefs. Sc. without any injury.
II washes the heaviest quilts and Barkets,
|, washes whittier aud murp thoroughly clean
than Il, any oil,r process rs strong currents Of
water htc lhshca ihronsh every paft oi the ahrie.
II will save three in,s lis cost in a single year
IN tabor and wear Fl c,pihes
II reduces uashday 10 an hour.
Tds Kpg II ~ Is 10 called, II We are rightly
informed after ihe name Of is inventor tut IL
n.,s wei assume the name as royal title, for II
II destined 10 lefi Il over all competitors AMI
reign supreme in The Laundry. It's claims mr.
everywhere Acknowledged aud not oul, are
ihase " 10 stood unnt from all washing machines
iul SOME shn hnyr hen using other mnchinrs
are rcrlacn ~ ihem with ,lie King Washer. - Be
tmort G4ttRt,
III Aug Haktr Is so eompeie and answers
50 VII Ill the puls desired, that there j. nothing
more dcsff 81 III, ims-s t.hg, hiOr-tnfih3 ma
chine-iath, pass.
Having purchased one Of your hml Ushin4
'aariiHfs aud rtneiiatllt tested It's capacity for
economy ui rinlr anil lahor, and also its e.eans-
ing properties DO mol hcsili,e TO say II will DO
All You claim inr It. and vii ehrrfiully recon-
mend IT Ia my friends 10 hc the tfd washing ma
chine have ever setn.--J " Loanc, 81 Ussi
PrW S'rsri, Bkmerf
Does /, lake all the iirt out Try IT, and W
venture tie assertion Thai You canuo. find y
piece OF linen 50 snilei that the kin9 Uashtr will
not rni.s clean as new in five minutes - Boston
,Ituru9f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ef- DEAFNESS BLINDNESS and Ca
TARRil treated with the utmost success, lay j.
lsAAcs. N. -. and Professor Of Diseoses of The
Bye and lar his ,peeiuiity) in the Msi,eai tottrgs
ef PkiiiAi,,iia ~ yfa-s eyrerienec, formerly oi
Icydcn, Holland, No. sos Arch street, Phia.
Testimonials can be seen ut his Office. The ,ned-
ical faculty are invited TO accompany their pa
tents as he Inns no sscrc,s In his practice. Ar
iiicial eyes inserted wi,hou, pain. No charge
tor examination. apr ?o-iy.
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GIBsoN's PRICE CURRENT.

The above prices will be psia in cash for pro-
ducc delivered in good order; and wish TO
4ay that We keep constantly on hand good as
sortmcnt Of Groceries and Provisions which We
wii scll reasonably for cash, n, the Corner Of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middlctcwn, Del.
March 20--u VIM. u. GIBSON.
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