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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
Wa '''rn tn. from the Washington

The INITIATED lanh notes burned during
the week "ndin. Saturday last amounted to
.t3G 100. Total amount burned $50. 1914 ,6,S;
bank currency issued for bills destroyed TO
same date sal ,920. Total amount issued
therefor. S3i.AS6.ll5: balance due for mu-
t.latcd notes. 81 ..,GS, 5.;. Bank circulation
outstanding to date. s3o6,-Ss.5o?. Tho
United Statcs Treasurer held on Saturday.
as security Tor circulating notes. $iiS.56. 300:
as security for deposits of public moneys.
SI5.7l9500: tot! securities held. 1864. 0S6. 70o.
The sEipmcnts of currency during the
week TO assistant treasulers dcpOsitarics.
national banks and others were. in notes.
81 672,9Tt IN fractional currency. $70l.:66.
Receipts Of fractional currency for the
week. $50: 800. Fractional currency de
..:oyc1 during the week. S7l?.l00.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
By r. M. & 3. j. Montgomery.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. CARPETS
ETC. AT AUCTION.

ID tioneers-Wlll be sold every SATURDAY,
TUESDAY. and THURSDAY, at the Old Auction
Mart 81 Camp street. at eleven O'Clock ,,,,
ONDHAND FRNITCRE, such Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsttads, ArnlOirs Blu
re;,ys Washstands, Parior Furniture, Marble Top
C.ntre Tables, Carpets. French Plate Mirrors,
Mattresses COokin. Stoves. etc.
large invoice of Cottage Beds Cane and Wood
Seat Chairs. Also, Upright and Square Pianos Of
Pleyel Favre and other manufactures.
AN IMMFNSR STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE OF
all description at private SAFE.
rr.r,ns-Caah no9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
By G.. De Ferret.
BAL.i FOR A PARTITION

BAL.I FOK 4 FAX ION
or TWO DESIRABLE Residences on ELYSTAN
NEg or MORALES AND ELiSIAN FIELDS
STREETS. AND THE OTHER IMMEDIATELY
ADJOINING THE SAME-ALSO, ONE SQUARE
or .,RD-SD. IL ..IE THIRD DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28
IMPROVED LOT ON MOREAU (NOW CHAR
R.,GHIHN STREET,;
IN THE MATTER OF THIS :SrEEDiC TloN OF
HENRY BECNEHlER- No. ;. t)5.

DY &. DE FERRET. ACCTIONEtR-Office
ID No. 50 Royal stree:.-TIiI RSDAY, February q
1871 at at the ROY 81 Street Auction Exc ha:Ise
late Bank OF Louisiana, corner Royal and CONT
streets. viii be sold by public auction oy virtue OF
an order from the Honorable Louis Duvignea,i,
Judge Of tine Second District Court for the Parish of
Orleans. dated June E, 1870 the following escribed
real estate, viz
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with til. buildings
and improvements thereon The rights wa,s
privileges and servitudes thereof, situated i'll the
Third District OF this city III the sGUIre bounded
by MORGAN. PORT Enshivn and Victory streets
measuring forty three feet siN inches front on
Moreau street by ninety one feet eleven inches
The buildings and Improvement, consist Of A
wooden building in The rear of saii ut Coutan.
fonr rooms. two with El.-r.ac.s. :wo cisterns
priv ieS. etc.
Terns-Cash, in United States treasury no:..
Act of sale. with United States inttr!a, revenue
stamps,sttach he'd, before \. Lewis, notary public
at purchasers expense d.. II il IL II % f.
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AUCTION SALES.
Bv G. De Ferret.

By g. De Ferret.
POSITIVE AND UNLIMITED SALE. ON VEN
LONG CREDIT, OF THREE VERl 'Ah,AoN
ruRgE.srORY BRICK RESIDENCES, NOS. - i"
AND g. DAPHNE STREET. BETWEEN StsS
VILLA AND CONT STR2ETS.
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DR.. Mighell, of Boston, a wel!;Inown
physician, is a raving maniac, caused ny Az
octllatiop of poison While treating pa.iens'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

-homA ~ and ". g. Bor.an VA. Mr-. Anna II
ha;s-rty ct al, No. - go
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOE TIRE FAEiSH
OF ORLEANS.
FELIX DuMONTEIL VS.. HIS CHEDirOES-SO
2n9l.

NOTICE * HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED
~ itors OF Felix Dumonteil that he has this day
filed petition in The above Count, praying for ID
respite OF six, twelve, eighteen and twentyfour
months, and that a meeting of said creditors will
city. on the Seventeenth day of February, 1871, at
10 \. NJ, for the purpose of taking into considera-
ton the affairs of the petitioner and Of granting
the respite prayed for. or to refuse the same: and
in the meantime, all judicial proceedings against
his person and property are ordered to be stayed.
By order of the COurt:
ial2 e! To- WILLIAM WOELPER, Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-28

T. TN. uni,.rslgnl-1 Recorder of Mort cages for
this city and parish OF Orleal- stat. of Louisiana
do hereby certif. that the foregoing act OF ineOr
pOration has been duly recorded in book society
No 8. on toiiOs 208 POO 2lO and 2ii.
New Orleans. Decor Der 81, 1870
GSIucdl CHARLES DARCASTFL,
der
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PI 4. DE- FERRET. AuCTIONEER-ofb, =
II No. 80 Royal street.-THCRSDAI,F February ?.
1871, at t~eivc O'Clock ~, at the Royal Street Aus
ton Exchange, late Bank of Louisiana, corner oI
CONT and Roy streets, will be sold by public
ton. by virtue of an order from the Honorable
Louis DuvlGneaid. Judge of the Second Ost,ict
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated January =.
1871. in the above entitled case the following de
cri6. d real estate viz
A LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and IN
provementS thereon, situated i'll the Second DIS
trict of this city iD the square bounded by Da-
pl.!ne. Ursunes, st. Philip and Burgundy street.
measuring % feet inches front Dauphne
street, by l2' feet IL inches and lines i'll depth.
The buildings and improvements consist OF
Brick House (No. PSI Dauphine street,, covered
with States. containing four rooms, cabinet!
and closed gallery in the rear: two-story brici
back building, containing four rooms above an
solr rooms below. privy, shed, etc.
icrm>-cne- half cash. and the balance on cred
OF one year PAYABLE in a note or cOuPons ,tcnre'
ov mortgage on the property sold ana bearin, 10
terest the rate of eight perscen per annum iron
the date of adj Indication until final payment Tx
purchaser to insure the property. and transfer IN
policy to the holders OF the notes. and also 10 pa y
the lawyers fees, fixed at five per cent, i'll case
non pay ment OF the notes; also stamps premiums
OF insurance, II advanced. etc.
Act of sale before r. Bouny, notary public .: the
exDerSt OF the purchaser. ja2l % tt.i IL l32'
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On motion OF L. Deb Hughes, attorney OF Is. Z.
Norton. assj,nte, and upon suggesting 10 the court
that he has tltd i'll this court the foregoing pti-
ton. it is ordered that John Betty, pransiu Ma
,arty. Charles Louis St Clr, Mrs Madeleinc Celina
Nlblc, the State OF Louisiana, TheO g. Hunt So
Leon Dc.tcH. Bank OF New orleans. j. T. Maihle
u. +. Macai1r. +. L,vass'uT. J. Segas,c, +. W.
Seller. and all other parties III interest, do show
upon the fifteenth day OF February. A. ID.
lI;l at eleven O'Clock A. NJ before this court. why
the said petition should not be granted, and sarJ
property sold prayed for, and why all incunl-
ORANGES recorded against sad property should net
be Cancelled and erased.
And ii is further ordered that notice OF this net
ton and order be served upon sad John Bietry,
bTausin Macarty, Charles Louis st. tyr, Mrs. Mad
+lcine Celina DUbuc. the Stat. OF Louisiana. Theo.
q. Hunt. st. Leon DcsteZ Bank OF New Orleans. j..
Il. Maihlc. d. b. Macarty, +. Levasseur. }. S,,assie
and +. w Seller. and al other persons, by serving
copy theIeOfuFun them, their agent OF attorney,
by l.. +. Norton, assignee, publishing copy OF SAID
petit on End order three tlRt in the New Orleans
Republican, new spapcr printed i'll New Orleans.
Louisiana. the last publication to be made AZ least
five DAYS before the day o. hearing.
Signed January TO- 1871.
u. II. DCRHIL: J.l,s.
A true copy:
CHARLES CLAIBORNE. Clerk.
Clerks Office, New Orleans, January 10. 1871.
H. t.l
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IrN1TED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In BnnAruptcy-No. 1879.
DISTRICT OR LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF FRANCIS MOUSEi
Bankrupt.
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SUCCESSION op WIDOW THOMAS n. BuYLAS.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF TUESrl-NISE VALT,
BILE TRACTS OF ..ANN ~ VIE PARISH or
ST TAMMANY, LOUISIANA, rE1 GREATER
PORTION FRONTING IN TIL: -,I,EE,.SC-,
RIVER. AND ONLY ONE NILE DISTANT q,
Ihs PUBLIC ROAD FROM .iH Gown a..
NAD..ONvILLE
kCCt'ENSIOE OF CuiRI.Ea .,ArEN~A.
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AUCTION SALES.
By Eugene Tourne.

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND on CANAL
STREET.
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AGGRESSION OF J. b. ST. AM.AND.
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J. no:ar- certify :te tore ,oin. TO be true copy
OF the original act tlc and OF record in my
Office.
In faith whereof. grant these presents under
my signature and seal OF office, this fourth day
OF Jauunry. 1871.
[SiSnedj JOSEPH COIN, Notary Public.
.D3r
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FOR A PARTITION

SUCCESSION OF CHARLES .'ASEN:-S.. i,
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DESCr WITH IMPROVED GROUNDS, wbbA
,No"N AS THE "ROAClI MANSION Nos
y, AND 81 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN Ma
R.l.s AND IRENE STREETS, ADJOINING tn,
B:ACTttLL RESIDENCE or COfONE! S n
MOODY
D% 4: DE FERRET. AUCTIOSEER OFFiC"

sv:c.>s.oH OF BENJAMIN RoACH-So. :25s
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COMFORTABLE ONE.STORY BRICK RESiDEEC:
COVERED WITH States No %. DAPHNE
STREET, BETWEEN CRSULINES AND $.
PHILIP STREETS.

SUCCESSION OF MRS ZCLINE AuBRl Evans
No. Ga l42.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
DE. j. C. iYER & co.. Practical Chcn,ists,
LOWELL. MASS, u. q. a.

For snlch hy Charles Ta,man, Mildlctown, Del.
and by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine every
WHERE oct. l5---ly
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
THE NEW nAyoNET ELECTION LAW.

The new bill, which has now passed
both houses Of Congress, called the en-
forcnent act, and which has been signed
by the President is designed TO exceed in
effectiveness as piece OF election maehin-
cry that Of the last session. The bill was
passed literally without discussion, BY the
mere brute force OF numbers, the majority
assigning no reason for their votes, pre-
seniing no argument in favor Of the bill,
but manifcsting an utter indifference aud
contempt for all reason and all argument.
The only answer which they vouchsafed
to the objections aud protests Of the min
ority was by their votes.
We have heretofore given a pretty full
and accurate exhibit of its astonishing
provisions, under which panaltes of fine
and imprisonment are imposed regarding
the registration Of voters, which is virtual.
" to be taken possession Of by the federal
officials, and also the conduct Of the cloc-
tions-thc operation Of the act to be no
longer limited to cities and towns or eo,-
900 inhabitants. il two citizens ask for its
application in places Of lesser note. For
any supposed Interference or non-submis-
sion Of State te federal officers in these
matters, primarily undertaken By the State
itself, parties are subject to be arrested
without warrant by the United States
marshal or his deputies, and provision is
made for the transfer Of any suit brought
by an aggrieved citizen against federal
officer from n State court to n United
States circuit court, and to render the
Judgment Of a State court in such ease
null and void
II this case is not degrading and debns-
ing the States wantonly and Indignantly
il is difficult TO conceive what il is.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
+ A II nj T. II S !!
Look to your Interests,

VAIL. Yourselves of what may he yonr only
"a opportunity TO get Pure Norway Oats for
seed without investing any mohc!--fnra It shofi
time will onrr to furnish few reliable farmers
with genuine Norway Oats Tor seed ON the ioi-
lowing conditions:
Each farmer On application will receive rs
many bushels of oats be may desire, for which
he will be required 10 give his receipt aud specify
ON the same that he VIII deliver nj Middlc,own
prpoi or some other depot ON the Railroad,
four bushels Of Norway oats. for me, for every
one hushel received lay him from me on or he
fore ihr isi day Of October 1871. Each aprl-
cant vii! hc served IN order, IN quantities ol not
less Than ten bushels. liy thi. means hc Will get
his seed oats for nothing Itd nom my eNlc-
rirucc With the oats and from thc numerous tts-
,imonials have seen IN their favor believe he
will have more bushels 10 sell after paying the
back than he would have had from any other
Oata. lc dus getting his seed uIts for nothing.
Thcsc oats have proven. on irial ct several
wears, 10 DC rcry shgtfnri 70 1N 0'htr kH"s ~ EoH
| - yifH, besides having such still straw that
there is little or no danger Of them falling down.
/ frbm wliat | have seen of them believe thcy
/ will produce under favorable circumstance from
| Gny 10 eighty bushels 20 the acre. raised las,
| wear about thirty bushels TO the acre On rs poor
/ ground ~ there Il IN New Castle 60. sowed
ono huslc 10 tic acrc, bnt owing 10 the tact that
| they were dr,Aai in on freshly plowcd ground
| and followed hy beating rain. they were Gov
cred loo deeply and only about one half bush
c came M All who saw them thought iha,
had ihcy been thick enough they would have
produced from ifiy to sixty bushels 10 the acre.
Mr. u. u. Higgins near McDonough, raised them
last year and considered them vastly superior 10
any other oats he has tried. our seed needs
changing as much ms Cur STOCK, and good crop
| of oats Is mitch more profitable than crop o
wheat therefore II pays best TO &c, the best seed
Al those who think Of sowing Norway oais
next Spring are cordially invited 10 visit t. I
Evans or \. T. Brady, nj Middleiown depot,
and there learn the origin Of the oats, and read
some OF of the numerous testimonials in 'hei'
i,yor Those farmers who prefer io buy then
can do so for 81 90 per hushe cash or ninei,
dny note Orders either way, ma, lie left will
T.. 7. Evans, or \. T, Brady or with the sub
scrIhcr. l.. Il. COCHRAN.
jan. as-low. Midde,own, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
DR.. THOMAS Il. GILPIN,
GRADUATE of the Pennsylvania College ss
DENTAL SURGERY, I

HAvlNG located In Middlctown, aud sue
J. / cccded DR.. J. J. vanderford, respectfully
offers his professional services to the public.
REVERESCEs.
DR.. r. l.. Buckingham, Dean Of Pennsylvs.
nia College OF Dental Surgery.
DR.. E. T. Darby, 006 Walnut street, phila,
DR.. Thomas H. Musprovc, Elkton, Nd.
DR.. II. u. Mitchell, "
Samuel y. Foard, Esq. "
Rev. Henry n. Mathews
match b--H.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11

the map are the bui!alocs, directly be-
tween the Picgans and Duluth, and here,
right ON the road to Duluth. are the
Greeks. Now, sir, when the bufialoes
are sufficiently fat from grazing on those
immense wheat fields you see il will be the
easiest thing in the world for the Picgans
to drive them on down, stay all night with
their friends. the Greeks. and 60 into
Duluth IN tho morning. (Great laughter }
think see them now, sir, vast herd OF
buiialoes, with their heads down, their
eyes glaring. their nostrils dilaicd, their
tongues out, aud their tails curled over
their backs, tearing along toward Duluth,
with about thousand Picgans on their
grass bellicd ponies, yellingat their heels !.
(Great laugh,er.) On they come. And
as they sweep past the Greeks they join in
the chase, aud away they all 90, yelling,
believing. ripping. and tearing along,
amid clouds OF dust. until the last buffalo
is safcly pcnncd in the stock-yards at Du-
luth (Shouts oflaughter.)
Sir, l might stand here for hours and
hours, and cxpatiatc with rapture upon
the gorgeous prospect Of Duluth, as de-
picted upon this map. But human life is
too short, and the time Of this house far
too valuable to allow me to linger longer
upon the delightful theme. daughter.
l think every gentleman on this floor is MS
we'll satisfied as am that Duluth is des-
tined to become the commercial metropolis
of the universe, and that this road should
be built at once. l am fully persuaded
that no patriotic Representative Of the
American people, who has proper ap-
probation Of the associated glcrics of Du'
lu,h and the St. Croix, will hesitate q
moment to say that every able bodied fc-
male in the land between the ages O.
eighteen and forty-fvc, who is in fovor o.
" women's rights" should be drafted and
set to work upon this great work without
delay. (Roars Of laugh,cr.) Neyerthe
less, sir, it gricvcs my very soul to b'
compelled to say tha. cannot vote for thu
grant Of lands provided for in this bill.
All sir, you can have no conception o.
the poignancy Of my anguish that an
deprived of that blessed privilege :
daughter. There are two insupcrabl'
obstacles in the way In the first place
my constituents, for whom | am actin;
here, have no more interest in this roa,
!, than they have in the great question o
culinary taste now, perhaps, agtating tn
| public mind Of Dominica, us to whethe
( the illustrious commissioners who recentl.
: left this capital for that free and cnlight
I cncd republic would be better fricassecd
q boiled, or roasted, (grcat laughtcr;) an
! in the second place these lands, which
: am asked to give away, alas, are not min
o to bestow. My relation to them is simpl
$ that Of trustee to an express trust An
F.. shall ever bc,ray that trusti Never
e sir Rather perish Duluth (Shouls I
e laugh,er,) Perish the paragon of cities
S Rather let the freezing cyclones of tn
IS bleak Northwest bury it forever bencat
u the eddying sands of the raging st. Croix
$ (Grcat laughter
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
pcrhnns no ono ,nc,lI

For all tho purposes Of . Laxntive
Medicine.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
COOK STOVES.
PARLOR STOVES.

BRILLIANT, DEW pRuP,
I;AS Bt'ENING BASE, UNION AIR TIGHT
PAKluR LIGHT, OUR PARl.oE.
Also, SEXTON'S PARLoR HEATERS.
Stoves Of nl kinds Suitable for Stores, Offices,
Har-rooms and School Houses.
Also. the Morning Glory and the Oriental, both
unsurpassed in bcam,y and efficiency. They can
hc seen IN operation nt the store of the proprietor
All sizes uf llar-room Stoves and Template
Stoves repaired ai short noIicc.
OLD Stove. taken in exchange
E-~TlN WARE nt wholesale and retail. 80
Being a practical workman, himself, e thinks
lac can give satisfaction 10 all who favor him with
their work Particular attention paid TO Roof
ing and Spouting.
At HIS BRANCH STORE, ST. GEORGES,
lie has II large stock OF Stoves aud Tin Ware on
hand, aud is ptcpored 10 iill all orders for
STOVES, TIN WARE ROOFING, sruuTiNG, &C SC
u, the shorics, notice and on the hes, terms.
lEsJ- ORDERS SOLICITED.
JOHN b. ROBERTS.
aug ~, ls70-y
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
WOOL wANTED!,

1NHE highest cash prices paid for WOOL al
L BOHEMIA MILLS.
MuRPIlEY 4 REYBoLD.
Cassimcrcs, Kerseys, Yarns, Blankets, &c. al
ways on hand, and will be exchanged for Wool
u desired. may l4-N
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11

FREIGHT TRAIS, With Passenger Car attached, wiit
Stations named ut the following changed hours,
t.u,dcct To delays incds, freight bu.nrss vts oIpr
sonth, leave Wilmington about % A. N. New Castle
AS. Middl.town. q 80 Clayton, 20; Dovcr, q 50;
Camden IS fcitpn, 10 TO- and he due iinrrink ton
10 20 A. cnH North 10 leave Harrington about 0s
r 81 fcltnn. so Caiadcn, 6s Dover ss5; Norton o.
Tia, So Nidict"sn, 10; New Castle. 10 bs
due nj Wilmington 10 20 I. ~.
TIL. train viii stop to take up pa.scng~,s only NJ Sta
ons named but viii SGT down at regular
stopping place between Harrington and Wilmington,
ecpt iiacs Corner, State Road bal Junction aud Dupont
CAstlI rkaiNs--lcaye New Castle. for Mining.
ton aud Philadelphia At 10 ~. Leave Phadrlphs a.
~ 10 ". aud Wilmington 10 J.. ". for New Castle.
SIiENs HKtScH fsNiss.-Addtionnl To those above
~ili smy for Clay II 10 A. aud 90 r.
Leave clay for smyrna 10 4. ". aud = T.. ". to
make connections with ran' 10 and from bower aud sta
tiun- south. H. y. kENNEY,
Jan. s-y Superintendent bel. u Il.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11
REGISTERS ORDER.
DEGlsTERS OFFICE,
h New CASTE COUNTY,

DEGlSTERS OFFICE,
N New CasrE County Dec. 10Th, 1870.
Upon the application Of Samuel Fcnimorc,
Administrator OF Thomas Murphy, late Of APP
poquinimink Hundred In said County, deceased
Il IL Ordered and directed by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid, give notice Of the
granting OF Letters OF Administration upon the
Estate Of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, Sy causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty daysfrom the date Of such Letters,
In six OF the most public places Of the County Of
New Castle, requiring all persons hnving de-
mands against the Estate TO present the same,
or abide by an Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
TO be inserted within the same period in the
Middirtown Transcript newspaper published
In Middletown, and To be continued therein two
months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of OF
ace Of the Register aforesaid at New
Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid, the day
aud year above written. y. GIBBS,
REGISTER.
| NOTlCE.--All persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the sn,nc
duly aiiesird 10 the Administrator ON or before
December 18th, 1871, or abide the Act OF As
sembly In such case made and provided.
SAMUEL FENlMORE
| Administrator.
| Address, Odessa, Del
Dec. 2s-2m.
Middletown transcript., 1871-03-11

l1CHS3 inal rcmcdy than any
tried II, know tina, /, cured them. those who hsyo
not know tina, u cures their ncighbors and ricnds,
and MI know that what 1t does once y does always
lis c"n,posi,ion. We have thousands upon thou
sands of certificates of their remarkable cures OF inc
syery n.ghporhooJ and We need not publish them.
Adapted to all aud conditions ~ MI ciimntcst
containing neither cnlo,nc or any use,"r"S sn3.
sugar coating pre- serves them ever frcsh and makes
them pirasan, to take, while being purely vcgctab'o
no harm can arise lro,n their use ~ any guantity.
Thry operate by their powerful influence ON tho
Internal visc.ra to purify the blood and stimulascn
Into healthy action remove the obstructons o. mo
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of tho
body, restoring their irregular action 10 health and
ny sorp.oung' ,ra Inv wnpses rrs, "r,rin f disease
Minute directions are given In tho wrapper on
thc h,x. f,r the following complaints, which these
f"r ssysi,rr.ia or Indigestion. LsssIess.
n~.s. LIaswor and Los. Of Arl,ests~, they
should be- taken moderately to stimulate tbs stoin.
ach and restore iis healthy tone anu action.
For Liver onspiains and i,s variou. synp-
Im.rT,e" Ian or Green sirKacss. Iiiiioms
Cotic and IBiiious fcvrrs. th,y shouid be Ju:
enu'iy taken for each case, 70 s diseased
for ssy.crtery or Diarrhtra, but one mild
dose it generally required;
Far rthrunt ati~ns. Cont. Gravel. Paope.
sasion of the aErars, Pain In sh~ side.
Bsrk anil Lsin.. they should be continuously
takeiL required To change the diseased action of
the system. Wth such change those complaints
disappear.
For nropsy and Dropsira1 Swco1lmgs they
shnali be taken IN large aud frequent doses 10 pro-
,,ucc the effect of q drastic purge.
For snplrc.sion n large dose should he taken
as Il produces the desired cfcrt hv sympathy.
A. DinprI piR. take one or two rus to pro.
mote digestion gnl relieve the stomach.
An occasional iosc stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
nni inyigaratcs the system. Hence II is Omen nd.
yantagclns where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerahly we'll olcn iinds That dose
Of these Iiiis makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and rcnoyatins effect on the digcs-
tive apparatus.
DE. j. C.. iYER & CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS. u. s. 4.
For snlch hy Charles Tn,man, Middlc,own, Del
aud by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine every
where oct. la--ly