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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
Approved July u. 1870.

80" fPublic-No. I7a.1
AN ACT to declare forfeited TO the United States
certain land grants to tho State OF Louisiana to
aid In constructing q railroad therein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
ORDINANCE NO.. 90.

AN ORDINANCE Supplementary TO Or.
dlnnnce No, 81, entitled ..Au Ordinance
TO Prevent and Punish tho hnmc,'
pnssed August 10, A. d. 1857.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
JOINT RESOLUTION to enable oy
duplicates OF lost and destroyed n
Of tic United Staten.

duplicates OF lost and destroyed registered bonds
OF the United States.
De q resolred by The Senate and Hot.s Of R9resesf.
Gtires !of the URaed States Of America IN CoH0ress
assembled.
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be, and hereby
Is, authorized and directed, whenever Il IL PROVED ~
clear and satisfactory evidence that any duly rees-
sued for valuable consideration IN pursuance o. nm "i
has been lost or destroyed. so that ne sanie ? y
held by any person as his own properly, " 1891
Of like amount, and bearing like interest," ~ t ,s,t ibc
80 proved to be lost or destroyed H 3 ~ iSs tIessurS
owner OF such missing bond sn W ,n ~ amount OF said
missing bond. and The interest which E 70 ~ aS Ssr..
thereon. until tho principal thereon 1 ~ aSs Ts.isennts
az Tho Ijnitei States, TO the approval OF .ne
tary OF the Treasury, With eondiuo93, o a0 any claim
s sse, s1sV 81 thc Said lost or Destroyed bond
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
-zsrADLIsHED ny
DIR. j. C. YOUNG, IN 1850,
For tho Cure or ali Diseases OF the
Urinary AndGenoratlVS M
OrGans. and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. $50 ..----..--W Warrington street.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cares Guaranteed, or No Pay Roauir
CONSULTATIONS, BrLErTER OR orHERwrsE,T
TnIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE !


CONSULTATIONS BIT LErTER Oh OTHERWISE, TREE
rruIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue
cess Of eighteen year,, and has become ono oil
the renowned Hospitals OF the age. What the
celebrated Lock Hospital Is TO London, and the
no less renowned establishment Of RECORD Is 10
Paris, this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Coast. The thousands annually received and
cured at this place 10 In point oI number OF pa.
TENTS among the very nrst OF tho world, and
the success OF its treatment ranks It second TO
none. s~HFtFTrr.F
seninai Weakness or Spcrmatorrhnn.
The young msn who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organiza-
ton, should stop 10 consider whence II arises.
He will dad In the weakness Of the back, trcmb-
ling OF the limbs, disordored digestion, unAe-
countable failing OF the powers OF the mind,
distaste for society, dread OF Impending trouble,
forebodings OF evil. slceplessness, troubled and
lasciyious dreams, growing deafness. loss Of
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disqualification. the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive OF all diseaseS
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
Dragging MIN along the broken path Of his cx,
istence towarda premature and loathsome gravel
TO him who hnds his life dribbling out In the
discharge OF the vital principle OF existence In
nocturnal and diurnAl emissions, tho more ces-
sstion OF Its appearance brings NO assurance Of
relief. j,
hope OF manhood, brings to such q one no hops
OF cure, but adds TO his misery In tho knowledge
that the one who looks to him for so much VI
her happiness. Is q victim TO his evil. and an In
nocent companion to his punishment. He adds
to his misery and disorder until hopo leaves
skIitui T ,pSssm NJ ap Taos TSOse S who have SeOus the
victims Of solitary vices, that dreadful, fasct-
mating and destructive habit, which nils thou
sands OF sick rooms with paralytics and com
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
Approved January IS. 1871.

AN ACT for the relief OF Plerpont Seymour, Of East
- ~ II bloomfield, New York,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
AZ AN ExpEoToRANT 1T HAS NO EQUAL

Aliens Lung Dalsum II Perfectly
HRrinicss to the Most.
Delicntet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-13
TO THE U~NFORTUNATEl
NEW REMEDIES!
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS
No. 633 Kenrny street,
Gan EraprIsco
,orner Of Commercial. ......... San Francisco


SHE'D
IL In 1854, for the treat:
ment OF Sexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Gonor.
rhca, elect. Structure, Syph:
Ills In all Its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotcncy, etc.
Skin diseases OF years stand
ing, and Ulccred Legs, ETC.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GlBB0N has the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
Gta0t unl S5laal.

Guffprberung.- - gDtr pfrrsn
,wifGsu ieBt unp Rsuiabr allen rndfin'
Otssn atonusnten unb lonfIssn Saulo'
urrn i9rs 8t&nunssn Suftasn nnr tUf'
fen nuf prumpte SsjatIuns. gBsr nab
,usssunssnsr auforpsruns in stnsm se'
wiEen 3sitraum II t d btjatit, mag iG
euf 8pfsn gsf0Bt mdGtH. ra mir sat'
iaIO1sn ins, unirrs Siarr tis TtuIabr
auf iebeR Salt In OrOuune "a ba'
tsn--Gnp iitsteies @slo lsbr nOtbptneis
braudrn.
Oantf tfa9un8stag IN bsuts, unb
ptrb tsrfsl5s paLrl6einIib jismIit agse.
mstn fsfli& 6reaneen pttrsn.
Stsater. Gum Benefit bss Su grin.
Ssnbtn Sambcur.9Orps bts Scranton
Eurnpsrstns piro am ndhftn WOntna
AbsEe In ter 5armanis Gtu6 6aQr stnr
80satsrpCtiitauns sssstsn; jur auFib'
ruHS fommt: Der reiltnOe STUDENT Ursr
eas Gennsrwsttsr In Ger Mibfs," Elm
Stid, bas bic eadmusfsln tsr 3ub5rr
In beltdubissr Ssmssuns biIt unO scpts
slnsn Ssfu& psrtb N. Rad S@luB Ger
IcrftQun8 itnte Elm esmitbIthss Gang.
trdn3hsn ltltt. Snbsm mir auf pisIs
Scrtsluns aufmsrfiam MAIDEN, 1nb aGe
NttsIisNtr unb Grsunts btt @srrius er.
sstsnf eaJu siusslobtn. 5idsts Rnb BET
alien NitsIsbern uub absnos an Der
Safe 3u tabsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30

lHittj .Itliri w.resn, neil es Itnfn mad
csm @sisBt nitt ssfEattst if, ole Mtt-
0Iiee'r tss Stattraitss fir osn RiOti16tu
S&abmsifer Slree ,u wsrren.
Die ptnnfslpanifbe Central 8abn
@slsai&aft bat auestiuOtst, bne fis am
l. DsismSsr pom ben pom ibr gepahtstrn
Sabnsn In Nsp StrItp SsFs srsrsiftn
wtrp. Die 0slsaf6aft bat au6 etusn
Gcntratt NIT her nSntsrndttUnal Strams
lbtp Company" wrsen Grrthtune elmer
DampfsrlInis swlfhen YbilnbrIptta unb
NntwtrptR abatl6lC0en.
Sn bsr ssRrissn Sisuns ttr gBstbsr.
lttmmrsGts- AfCeiatipu purefn 8eftliiGt
duSsncmmsn, wortn ssiast wtrS, pae Die
S:rIsibuns bee Stiumred:es an bic
Btiber slttdbsesutsno Isi NIT ar5etrsr
8ttnttit, Ssffdnp'0ftit unb Dauer Der
Gben unO pab eurh bic DitcuIiIon Der
&empsrsnI' uno 6rispsnefaas uno anbs-
rer 4ngslssenbeitsn auf benz 0sbiste btr
8tform Die sBet6sr fir ibre 9Fiht ais
Ddbter bsransstilpst unb bic Minner
pon Der NOtbpinSistsit bss gBsibsratmm,
rs&tts ii6srjsust wiirben. Der Grrtuttps
ausi6Ib purre benufirast, fattse 9tenurr
gu snsusirsn, wslar I'm Gagfr brs g4tr.
tsre su 9uRIfsn ees rlimmrschlts
Dor Der SiaatssslsbgsbuHs PIaittrsn fol-
len. - f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30

@iles.-Ssbfi Spcb auf bic srrpir,tcn 3asr
bee 0rfGtes. aus hsrrn Warter tsrporltudtei.
9s lam nibt arbplien perpen. 10 lanas bic l!r
tatt tts eeibeus bItibt. Der SGmru eartb ils5
lheintppn Iebr IdIimmrr Seihaifrnbrit al flint
errbnmit8ebafrtsf fam unittmiiQeittafrita ban.
fam nibt rubil rciten, lam nidt beaurm lIssu
uub fam e5 fdit nidbt ausbaltrn, wsnp rs saS
SsbirfniB Der Ratir befrirtigsn mua. Wfan at.
braubt Yrgss' piles NittrI naA ben 9lupeti.
un9sn, um tnnsre, Gueers, jlldsnee cher biu.snSe
pilss ju bsiItu. Sis Fnb milb unb ,uperldIiie
unb psrstn aiS Das sarantirt RQiaT Fe ausgr1
9ebtn psrrsn.
Satarrb. 9opfReb, Icuraleia, ,r.
-9Stf ntnia HGnfe girbt sS, bic nirtt Itpn nsn
Cbtsen lbiimmen llsben aslittrn batsn 9tisaS'
Naepnntpr III Gin bona ffde SCilmittsI.
IuS;ebrnug Der bpbIt. btr,trertrnte
SnItsn, Ssltpldlte Sunesn, Barter NuSrurf, trr
IbpGtrnce Nabllbprib. une ale antrre SSmv-
tome birIrr IdrdIthen Nrantttit perteu orlin-
bert burb ben @ebrnu5 Won @riaas' Gals. uHb
9unefu 'SrIrr, has bette Srilmi!ttl, tpel,sss biz
isst snistdt rrrttn fir pals. aHp 2unarn
1rantbeiten. 20il7l
SIbueranscm, SCiifpG Grrm, eiuaes
iudSbftue Stdacl Ir.-Sdulenee brinaCn 6em
Or. Briggs ibrrn Tant bar fir bm GrfrlJ Isi-
tsGllepiatpr une Curative In SFjua auf IcgHsHs
Sineerung uno 6eiIunl Won SiibutYauaen,
S6warsn unb alien aranfbsitrn her 9etne, cbre
JtidiItt auf ben itIimmsn 3ulanb he's 8nase.
Gum 8trtluf bri .. ., Qpted, Nlatbsp S.sS.,
2. 9. II. 9. s. Guacr, 3. 3. ybtlps, Girrif II,
Wr@arrab, s. e. GbttHbtn, SrreHicm, y. g
MOrsan II. Co., 5bOnlns u. &C., altcrt Grse
nYst parf, WCrSan u. eewie, YrosittRrs, une
apctbsirn GbrbaaFt. 20r7l
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
G1. Green,

0S. reem,
5duSIsr TT impOrtirtsn unt eiRbsimiI&sn
Drinrn, Gfqu6rrH, GigarrtH, ST.,
429 9adapanna aStnut.
Ter brfs Bourbon In ber @rsrne. SmpUrtir
@rint unb Sranbiss. Die bsftf gusRabl Iosbsn
nps esm ClbauIs trbaItfn unp gu prtiltn ptr-
fauft, bic ieber 6Cnfurrsnj fp0ttfn.
Gbsnfaas ein GROCER 8prratb impprtirtsr unb
rinbrtmtfGtr Sisarrsn bic nit srrinstm profit
ptrfauft tperttH.
PORTER unb glls, III saujrn unb baIbsH SyaTsrn,
tnmsr pcrrdtbis iu brm ntrbriefen MarfipreiIr.
0aarsn perefn tcitsnfrei MAD isbrm 5brilt
Der City abstlirfert.
Danfenb fir has bisbrriss 3urautn, billet
I'm Grtaltang tslItgtsn in Srr 3ufunft.
12. Suli 1S66.-ta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
Continental Gebens b. 60.

non SartfotS, Spnn.
I'm bsi Iriurm SOee Gin SnaIerb Dol
lars ;u srlansen brSabIt brr @rrl4rrtr GEL
genbrs:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
SneprpUrtrt 1889.
9apitaI S2OO.ONO.

r.e 9apitaI 100000,
. ie Sc opGe 'sA
Geuer'N 'NeriidrrumsSs @efelf6aft
tn SbilaSeIpbia, 3Sa.,
Offier re. 5tl 9Balnuf Straer,
(@egenubtr Suttpenbtnre Sauarso
Ssrit6srt eEssH 8eutrfbabeH
iu ben WI i9Rtn qrtiisH, SersiHs
eatl1 % hit St9trbett.
g N.ss Nan airsasss, aTis%hG W. Sp Sth lar. GbaS.
Noent fiir 5rrsntSn ~. oim mtrmaHn,
'0'"' ~" '" ~ um9f9sRs. 5S7I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30

= 6infuneuisrIis 6ar5iss RnN am
DCnnsr1a5 eurt 81. 9Ouis sstommen.
Sis tsatf&ti9sn fb mad qaRrenes Co.,
Sanfas. ju 6ssstsu, um iita bort nirssr4
jule6'n. 5000 gresrs wfrssn i6nru -
pts tetaupRt rirb = IN Sur;sm fclasn.
- Sst oem 9ranNs ter .GilY Of Nsp
ecnorn" fnp, pis j'bt ansssstan pirp.
II Ysricnen ums estsn estommrn. 16
eti&sn fRb aufBsfunten wUrttn.
= Sas Dstltr in Gan 5rancleco ii
aubsrrresniIt9 bsi6 uaO trpfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
OcrrGtgsltin
5ptaI Strm5stu s f,O6S,62i7s

Der llnttutiGntis II oIsiuiau as.nt fir
Seranton uub llmsserns fur bitir btibru rHbm.
libf btilnnttn bruilhfn GIrisal1aftsn urib etrn
erbbhs, trSt n6btrs gIusiunft ;u trtbsiIm.
8eriitrrtt perIupfn babtn ibrr prdmifu an
ibu ~ iabIen. M. 9ebeu,
SfHee nit apSpfGt 81. u. Gbals @rrlOrsS
8ebanbs, Ginsaus an gsna Nvruus. 22,if
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30

S6rinr sur SrfEreerung Won paTagirrsn ron
unt mad alien 8rsenten DmtiGlanes ans tsr
S6pris nit Damyfs ptrr Scssl-SGiiTrn iitcr
Qntpsrpsn, Bremen, Samburg, SaYrs, GipsrppUI
&c. III tebsuttnp ermGBDtrn Yrriirn.
9luesablungen bur9 .sluwetunsen bur9
ben N0reorutidbrn glUgb mad hsm NrrSbrutIhrn
Sunt, gairrn, Biiritrmbtra, 8abru, SriTfn,
euumburs ben 9tisOnIaupsu, GGnsmarf,
S6psben unb 9ioripeacu.
Gjrpsr fir unlere Hrfnung in Ttutlhldnb
sinbr,ablt, tpsrStn in GjpIp Cbfr @egsnptrtb in
papisr ppn uns pergiitft.
Gcamabien, Wistbs, Gnt aauf. 4pntraFie,
gsreinistt Staatsn YGFr &c. ausssfertiat.
Sir ale bur9 uns tslorsteu GjtfRGfts nirS
sarantirt.
6nti9 gSilb. i. 6teIel u. Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
Sauer s SS0nfe,
gtrFduftr ben
0rOceriecm nnb 9yrobffTOnen,

NdtuSra6t. Ssbt parF,
nttsn tsm prtsI sss Strrn 9rorse @r6bT.
Ginrm srrtbrtrn hruiibsn THtlifum bic erae-
bsnftt gnitiss, ta6 mir fprttp6brrnb tinfn nusSt-
pGbIisn @Srratb Ron proSiant uub qsbsnsmit>
tsln an 5anb baIttn unb gu ben billisIsn prtiltn
al, uuferr aunbtn etrfnufrn.
9neta mir um IabIrsi&en 3ulpru& bitten,
sttsu mir bic geriitrung, tnb lpnrbl AuaIitat
tptr prFtl' bsT geaaria nibts ID piinI&tn ibIia
laheH: 30ap9
Saipb Saur. Grisbri6 @anfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-30
~. Sma, 2SGcecr,

(FrIbfr IN pYbe VarE)
bat Iein grlfGft mad brr 9addpanua apsnus,
Speiie Ibirs pOn 80. Gjrrtu, Ssrlrst une tpirb
rhIslbt etntn rritbatisrn Sprratb ppn
SadBrrE GGubtes II. (. 10.
tnlten. grIuntrrr gufmrrlfaRteit pirb benz
Brpsbatrn grpbmst uno nsbit etm frinfrn
@si6trC6 aud has tsIiebte hrutibr Sarrrtsis-
unO Niimmrltrep INNER pprEGtbtg gebaltrn.
9ufnGgs fir @rIeaItaften psrbrn prompt
unc Sufrtrbenitrltno ausssfiIbrt unb fam mrin
8sitGft fd i'm InfGrtissn unb grrlisren bon
frinrn Safes nit iebsm aneern uirIsR. 6ap71
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

iucorpora,e the Seaford and Georgetown Rail-
road Company passc d the Senate.
The bjli 10 amend Chapter l0l, Of the Revised
Statutes, in relation TO holding over cases, was
passed On third readia9.
Uousw. MIR. Newton introduced bill TO re-
neal chapter 600, 18th vol. Delaware Laws,
which was read This bill rcpeals the Act enti-
lied |" An Act 10 divoscc Elisha J. Bailey and
susan U. Bailey from tie bonds Of ina,riincny,
posscd Nt dover, March 25th, 1859, and con-
,inucs In force the Act entitled !" An Act TO d.
vorcc Elisha ] bailey and Susan g.. Bailey from
the bonds Of matrimony, passed nj Dover Feb.
aih, 1869.
Mr.. Derrickscn gave notice Of n bill 10 open
,bc polls on election day an honr earlier In tho
morning and close an hour later In the cv9nSng.
The biil TO incorporate tho i'randywine Land
| Association was passed also To Incorporate tho
| Georgetown Manufacturing Company also Sem
ate iil authorizing the city Of Wilmington TO
con,rac; " ih the p. ". and u. X. Company In
relation to opening Spruce Street also TO In
corporate the Dover Life Insurance Company +;
also Senate hill to prevent the selling or giving
| Intoxicating drinks to students within two 'nilcs
OF Delaware College, aud Senate bill 10 incorpo-
rate Brandywinc Lodge Of Odd Follows OF Bran
dywinc hanks.
Mr. Perry introduced hill to divide Appo-
aninimink Hundred into two Election districts.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04
TOsvN El.EcrIOS.

Monday next, March 9th, is .thc time
for our annual municipal election, for fvc
Commissioners, Assessor. Treasurer. and
Alderman. We hope there will be no
combinations to destroy the election this
year like there was last. and that the citi-
ixeus will como out TO the meeting to-
night, at Or,lip's hotel. at I o'clock. aud
assist in presenting suitable candidates for
the positions, and vote the ticket on Mon
day, or hold their peace after the election
is over.
The retiring Board of Commissioners
have faithfully discharged their duty, and
We have not heard one word Of complaint
uttered against them. Tho s,rcct-lamp'
have been well lighted, streets have been
graded, and other improvements made
but still more are needed The prcsen
Board, with one exception have agreed t'
serve another year, il elected, aud vi
think they would make the most suitable
o.iccrs for having been in this year, an'
knowing wha, improvements have beef
made and commenced would better know
how to follow them up with others. As,hcr
is surplus in the treasury of over Sl3
the taxes next year will not be much owe
half as high as they we're this. In ou
advertising columns will be found the re
por. Of the Commissioners, for the yea
ending March 9th, 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

List Of letters remaining In the Post Once at
Mjddlctow ~, Del. March LIST, 1871 Matilda An
dcrson, Sarah Anderson, Mary J. Benton, Jane
Crisco, Minty Bay, Jacob B. Crowding, James 7.
Elliott, Nr. uriihth, Lxxis 0cttschall, Ssilic
Grimes, James W. Gary, Mary Ann 0ihs, J. 8.
William johnson, Rcpmiel Johnson Mrs. Matt
son, William Penn. Mary Sartcn, Thomas vcsh-
eli, q. W. Wood, Seth Wallace, John II. Waters.
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they are advertised.
The hi,, dividing st. Georges Hundred Into
two election districts has passed the Legislature.
The division line runs from Appoquinimnk
creek, between Drummonds mill and X. W.
Cochran's up To the road nearly opposite the lat
tiers gate; thence with the road TO Armstrong $
Corner: thence up the railroad To the Canal
| The bill provides for polls TO I've open nj the old
| place Mt Odessa, and at the Hotel Of George w.
Or,lip, in Middlc,own.
Al an election for officers Of the Odessa Build
| ing and Loan Association for the ensuing year
held on Wednesday last the old Board was ciec-
| ted with the exception of Joseph u. Brown, M
| Auditor, DR.. Wm. Hamilton being elected in hi
| place. At the same meeting funds sold al 2
and 23 pet cent.
Miss Marin Chapman will lecture in the i.ycc
um Room In the Town Hall this evening at
o'clock. and also on TUESDAY evening nj the SAINT
place and hour-Suhjcct Phrcnology aud law
Of health Admission 20 cents.
Jotyr D,scvss,ox The Middlo,own Lyccun
have challenged the Smyrna l.yccum 10 Join
discussion The Smyrnians 10 choose time
place, question aud side.
'.rw BritpixG.- Abraham Short and Z. y
podd are putting up u large frame double hons
in the northeastern part o; the town.
The Masonic Temple in Wilmington will cos
$40 600. instead of St0o, 600 rs stated last week
II viii lie one OF lhr fines, buildings in the State
Johnson his mil property, in Appoquininin
lid, TO |. Alsiun llarnan for 81, 900.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04
ADVERTISING.

In this pushing, driving age, it is
well accepted fact, that business men who
invest iadiciously in advertising are on the
road to success and wealth, and that ad-
vertisin is the best means to bring trade
TO the door and gold into the Golfers.
An advertisements, should be made fresh,
attractive and conveying information, 80
that the reader Of journal will not be
conicn, with perusal of the news alone,
hat will give part of his attention to the
advertising columns.
a good advertiser changes often, and
presents the different features of his busi-
ness. His advertisements have dash in
them withou, cxpggcration. When busi-
ness is brisk he steadily advcrliscs, and
when il is dull he stimulates it into fresh
activity By extra announcements. lie re.
duccs prices. and makes the fact known
conspicuously. Tiniid advertisers are
driven from the field and enterprise and
courage receive their prompt reward
When money is tight and people are forced
20 econon,sc. they always read the adver'
tiscmcnts to ascertain who sells the cheap
est, and where they can trade to tho bcs
advantage.
Advertising is an ar, which has enrich
cd thousands. Some, To be sure, hav'
prospcred wi,hou, il, but it is rare cas-
where any business might not have beef
augmented by judicious use Of printers
ink. Il is simply making your ware
known The public have wants, you hav
the wares. md the announcement Of th
fact brings tho public to your store,
There is only here aud there one in an
branch Of money making that looms u
aud fills the public eye aud monopolizc
the public purse. These arc they VIII
understand the ar, Of advertising and ar
preeia,c the ihdisputable fact thn. the wa
TO make money out Of advertising is
stick to il. There are some houses in th
couutry spending s5o.ooo and othe'
Sl50. 900 per annum in Advertising an
their colossal fortunes attest the legi,ima
outcome Of such course.
While one can sink as much money
ono plcases in ill-direcied advertising
there is no instance on record Of wei
sustained system of judicious advertiser
=. iailing oe success.
Two or thrco insertions Of an advertis
meni il is not expected will produce al
great change in ones busines. but co
stant and wcll-drected advertising wi
and il canuo, be denied.
One Of the creates, arguments in fav
Of advertising is that il is only repudiat
by men who are known to be without Q
terprise but active, enterprising IN
acknowledge il to be a means OF inere'
ing and extending business and thousan
poin, TO il ms the basis Of their wealth.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

FArAL ACCIDENT. AS the vito Of VIM.
T. Rsad. Esq, was about descending the
rtairs IN her dwelling at New Castle, last
Thursday. she accidentally fell aud recciv.
ID such injuries u 70 cause her death 10 :
short time Afterwards. She was betWssu
70 and aAyesfs Of age.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

In our advertising columns this week
will be found an advertisement OF n grand
premium land sale. The scheme 10 on
the same plan Of that Of the Caroline coun-
~ association. For Eve Dollars you get
large picture, and ticket which gives
sou chance to draw ono Of tho prizes
snsn.ioped in the advertisement. Persons
sishlee 70 dsau themsslsss rich would d
Soll 10 issssl b thsss sehssss.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

N H.. Tbsaaa. Bsgssa viIl plssss 40
Y - D - lsstsss pst,is dss-
W ~ 11161o - ~ ~ y ~.
1Io, - : ~ = 30 -
Il ~ o. 1fs - Wsys ~
y ( " l!! -! y ls1sAs,
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

Mim Cosnslis Je6sssos Rssdslph. .
gsaeddau6ttss u Thcs. Jslsrsou, died ID
Altseasls sssseg. Va fss dsgs ago. u
~ advsnesd sge u 10 years.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

Hanson Bros have jnst received . fresh sup
ply of Oranges, Lemons, Prepared Coeoanut,
Fine Teas. Canned Goods, Pickles, &c, all OF
which will be sold n, greatly reduced prices.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

No. 4. Shore Mackercl Labrador and Fast
mort Herring, in Bbis, bbls. and Kits nt
f''' HANSON BROS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

Do not be discouraged, II yon have dyspcp-
ST, or any disease of the Liver, there Is u long
lie of happiness before you, If you only uso
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04
AFTERNOON SxasioN.

SsxArn-On motion Of Mr.. Lesley, the Ilpnse
bill TO amend the charter Of tho city OF Wiimipg-
ton, and 10 change the voting places In the iih
and 10th wards was passed, also the House 6ill
10 a1cud the clartsr Of the kirkvpod Bpilding
and Loan Association also TO incorporste the
Bridgsvllle Branch Ditch Company.
On motion Of Mr.. Watson, the Hopss biIl ~
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

LAriss of Middletown and vicinity, who con.
template purchasing Sewing Machines, and arc
undecided as To wha, kind 'o purchase, viii lind
il To their advantage to defer, for n few days,
their decision, in order that they may see the uni
versai - Howe Machine" exhibited nj the store OF
Chas Taiman, Jr. by an experienced operator,
together with samples Of work and an unlimi,cd
number of statements by parties who have ea-
changed and sold other Sewing Machines to OBJ
tain the Howe" A. A. AckAiS,
T22 Market street, Wilmington.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

" CLEANSING TuE Btoop' upon which chnrln-
,nns have harpcd so much is not a mere caich-
word and dcnsion. The microscope shows that
some 4. eases exist like parasitic growths upon
The rlolulc. Of the blood and /, Is further known
,ha, some subtle substances destroy or cxpci
them. These substances have been combined To
make Ayers Sarsnparilla, which does cticctnally
cypcl the disorders that breed and ranklc IN the
blood ,o'rut ou, rs it were the machinery OF life.
Mercer Pa. Wing.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

The Genuine Rheumatic Flannel at
HANSON BROS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

Heavy Rnekskin Gaunilcts and Gloves for men
and boys wear u, Reynolds Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

PRIcs Rgprcrp 10 Si5 90 Rhodes Super Phos-
rhn,c. For sale 10y +. 7. Evans, Mt $40 per
1000 lbs
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

The Genuine Mcdicn,cd Rhcumalg Flannel nt
HANSON BROS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

a-i. 81, G-i and S., Spring style Oil Cloths,
will match every way, a, s,
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-04

Ramho's Whites aud kcnncday,s Lime,
For sale by \. 7. BRADLEY.