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published at advertising rules
Deaths inserted tree, Ye.u.\
confide their ad verti»cinentb to their i
J&B" All letters should lie «uldr
Middletown Tban'scrU'T, iMiddieiuw
• year $lu;
luniii line«
-, with the
led as .4
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tis-.rs
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JfcS* Office corner Main
id Scuti
fuels.
Summary of Kuieigi
Fïfthce has been agitated by r
the Emperor'« ilfcheulth, but ns he is welt
again, or declared to be so, public conii
denoe is returning. A poor fellow was
lately tried on nit accusation of having
8aid that the nation; 1 debt would make h
jpile of obligations as high as a church
.Bteepfe.. lie escaped punishment by prov
ing that what be said is true. How high
* pile our national bonds would make is
yet uucalc ulated.
In England the crops arc promising
better. The Australians are much insul
ted at the demand upon Parliament to
imburse the Duke of Edinburgh for pres
ents made in that colony. A motion hay
been made in the Provincial Assembly to
iuquire into the value and personality of
those presents. Prince Arthur, it is to be
hoped, will behave better in Canada. The
throne in not so firmly fixed in the colonies
as to bear the driving under it of wedge
after wedge of royal princes, such as Wale
and Edinburgh. Ry-the-bye the "Domin
ion" is quite as restless as the colony was.
The Canadians and Nova Scotians will not
fuse into a nation, and the probability is
that the whole concern will one day gravi
tate to the Union.
Of
uors
ro
■From Cuba there is nothing new. Spain
is unsullied, and (Jm î'st insurrections are
yet threatened. A king is sadly wanted.
There has been a terrible uni) affair in
Craeow. Infor .nation was in some way
obtained that a nun was in rigorous con
jfiueinewt in the Carmelite Convent. Up H
(v isitatiou she was discovered in a dreadful
(condition. She had been confined in a
dungeoy fur more than twenty years, and
jyas foijyd i : i^ i^deseribuble filth aud mise
Thc excitement of the populace was
so great that they demolished the building
and the other convents were preserved
4y by military intervention. 'L'he Austrian
government has taken yp tbt* matter ai d
fthe result will be to put the religious In u r
ses under the sypervisiou of the law. Tin
jüv,iveru says the u
the nuns were not the sufficient jy.l«r-s of
fusauiiy and certainly tjnir treat mein
jthe malady was not of a kiipi ti ( > create
much qontideuee in their practice.
G or res pond cuts in Spain, writing to the
English jouruajs, assert that the Spaniards
generally are d.Ls^ati.sIjcd with tUo
(üonditi
jpud, uni
«yi 11 resyrt to lynch law. Thu ad
^.ioy of criminal justice is so c<
jpersons lirigiT out their lives
.trial, because the judge will not admit ih in
|to bail without a bribe.
.species of territorial so
n e
ry
was
III s/i
ot
preset» I
vl the gdiyiiiistrathm ot justice.
*8 the eiUctive lemeiiy b • âppli -d.
•nipt, that
lil Al}'. : III :•
:i lli.-i
JR'
|>rodm:wJ )}y .yvci-gviiw
tee liu;<jinr(k. Rilin' purs.il/
Rie pfovince, ami the
ilium lives Ltjs fite in St. I'eterr
^antiugc 4« hegiiiuiLg t
where, and lie
UeneruU in the field tu slmot nil t'.nlirt.
itakeu in arms.
Tlie Great Eastern Steuineiiip, fur lav
ing the French Atltijtjc Cable,, re.
JjpliOU a month during the time ►ju iit
doing the work, and lUUl) shares of tl,
Ouh|le jCotyjiany, the market value </f « hkh
$100,DUO', or $100 i/ s f/are. The
suit of tfie recent expedition sbowetf that
the work of,laying se//tables would aljvay
bu exceedingly liazanloi/s, and ll/at ,tl.e
Great Eastern possessed gt
jover smaller vessels, Tfu Great fasten
prill sail for /ndia it/ the ^rst tjei ji of Oc
tober, to lay the liew East India Cable ill
February, ami will receive $250,000 in
stock for her work. She is expected to
return to England in May, and will then
probably be engaged in layiçg tfie Fal
mouth and Gibraltar Cable.
The Amnesty for political offences re
cently proclaimed by tl/e Emperor Napo
leon III, on the occasion of tlm hundredth
nnuiversary of the birth of Napoleon I, has
been received with great approval by the
Paris journals. The course of the Empe
ror, it is asserted, is the manner in which
a Government acts which is strung enough
to fear nothing from its adversaries, und
which has just revived its popularity by
entering into new and harmonious rela
tions with tlie country. Attention is call
ed to the fact that the deeree of amnesty,
ns fur as it applies to press and political
offences, is countersigned by all the '
ters. That circumstauce it is alleged,
.proves that site measure was dejiberated
in Council. The amnesty is therefore
considered as a manifestation of the line of
CQiiduct the Ministry intends to pursue.
This not C|f grace, it is is contended, ja the
compliment and the best commentary on
the Imperial message and tlie Senatus
Consultum, and is a pledge that liberal
laws will be liberally applied.
'j'fie Spanish people are sanguine .of the
extinguishment of the Cuban insurrection
4>y the reinforcements they are about to
send over.
i a I! I
nil Frit
in
was
re
t advantage?
minis
The Paris Constitutionnel says that Mar
shal Serrano is becoming more and more
prominent as a candidate for the »Spanish
throne.
San Fiiancisco. — A pmchnse of -3.774
acres of land adjoining San Francisco Jms
been mad'- 'iy a party of Kantern capital
ists. f .e sum of $2,000,0011, in gold
A\ ..is tract, 2200 border on the southern
limits of the city and furnish a water frunt
,of two and a half miles. This land, it is
Stated, has heretofore been held hy a Span
,ish company, which refused to sell, and
thus prevented San Francisco front extend
jing its limits to the sea coast.
J. Rosa Browne contradicts the report
that the Chinese Government has njectcd
the Burlingame treaty, and says that the
ratification is only defeted until the return
of the embassy, which is still in Europe
about to visit St. Petersburg.
DIED.
In Ode
1 er ol MuhIon 'i
terdav. Lucy A. Foster, daugh
ter, Esq. of that town.
'ace to-mor
I. v
•ning, at 0
, from Mr Foster's rosideuce, upd proceed
o' oc
• lake s
Shock
t tii s life
f corn comelh in in his sca
the 29th ult. Major John
in the 8 o!h year of his age.
he 27ih uit. Elizabeth
of her age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Relu;
tomiorr
hour, iq .Saint A
i s Notice. —Divine Service ( D. V.)
■ ( Sunday 15th, inst. ) at the usual
's Church, 10$ A. M.
1KU1UM k QIDSON'S I'KIUli CURRENT.
20 cts.
KgRS
Mutter
Chickens, dressed 17.
Duck«
20cts.'Lard
20. ! Hogs
llpgs, ajiye
Potatoes, r
Feathers
: I loucy
]G.
13.
in.
30.
15.
(1 45
Turkics
Geese
2 «.
Bei
$ 2 . 00 .
Thc'Jibovc prices will he paid in cash for pro
duce delivered in good order; and wc wish to
say that we kct.p constantly on hand
sortnicnt of Groce lies and Provisions
mahly for cash, at the Corner of
Broad and Anderson Streets, Middletown, Del.
March 20—tf
good as
hieb w
ill Fell re
INGRAM k GIlbSON.
FINE READY MADE CLOTHING.
4M MAJiKET STRUCT, 2nd Door lœlow THIRD
MTLMINUTON,
T ..E J.AlKilvST ASSORTMENT OF
Ready Made Ciotliiug in Delaware,
Our Own Make,
at less tii:
AI. our Clothing is
KL AW A K E.
hand, and will loi sold
Philadelphia Prices.
ia de il
»Supei ior plainer by
PRACTICAL TAILORS.
llie Proprietor having
in v y
ice of over
rau toe sntis
txperivi
«ri» IP
in this Hum
i.. imrcliii .,11
e of
VINK I - "VU
'.V- - iMERE
and
VESTINGS.
i mi baud fur
ORDER WORK,
ide in tfie
vhieli
vill be
'-ATEST »STVLE AND BRS? MANNER,
At No. 228 Erlief SUctt,
j2*¥**The Oldest Established Clothing Emporii
in Delaware.
Mareli 10 —v
LAI »lard Moore.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS, upd CATARRH
treated with the utmost s.uecgsfc, hv J. Isaacb,
M. D. mid Professor of Disease of the Eye
Ear, in the Medical Cortege of Pcpnsylvunia ; 12
experience, (formerly of Leyden, Tlolland,)
No. 805 Ar<*h »btr^-et, Phila. Testimonials can
be seen at his office. •The medical faculty are in
vited to accompany their patients, as lie has
secrets in his practice. Aj tjfieiul eyjis inserted
without pain. No charge for e^amipntion.
and
. HERMANN'S
o
Monumental HI a rblc Work*,
Corner Delaware and Union Street«,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
Monuments, Marble and Enabled
Slate Mantels
FurnisUed at short .notice, A
■
reasonable terms.
REFERENCES.
M. M. CLEAVER, PUIL1P R. CLARK, ANDREW KLlASO> .
Sept. 4—tf
REQ-ISTER'S ORDER,
R egister s .office,
New Castle County, September 2nd, 1869.
Upon the application of .Francis T. Perry and
Thomas Cavender, Admiuuitj-aiors of William M.
Vandegrift, late yf Appoquinjmiuk Hundred in
said county, deceased ; it is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrators aforesaid,
give notice A)f the granting of Letleru of Admin
istration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date of the granting thereof, by causing adver
tisements to he posted within forty days from the
date of such Letters, in six of the most public
places in the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate, to
nt the same, or abide by
u such case made and provided. Aud also
cause the same to he inserted within the same pe
riod in the Middletown Transcript a newspaper
published in Middletown, and to he continued
therein two months.
Act of Assem
hl
.. Given under H»e hand and Seal of Of
< l. s V fice of the Register aforesaid, at New
— v-- 1 Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
.he day and year above written.
R. C. FRAIM, Register.
NOTICE.—All persons havipg claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrators ou or before
September 2 d, 1870. or abide the Act of Asseiu
blyin such case made and providud.
FRAN0I8 T. PERRY,
THOS. CAVENDER.
j- Administrators.
Address of F. T. Perry, Odessa, Del.
of Thomas Cavcnder. Middlletowu, Del.
Address
The Easton (Jld.) Journal, of Septem
ber 2nd, says the first train of ears on the
Md. & Bel. R. 11. to Easton, .came down
on Tuesday last, and up Wednesday morns
ing. The trains for freight are now run
ning regularly, and large quantities of
fruit ;.jv. being -hipped North.
150,000 PEACH TREES,
OF LEADING VARIETIES,
FOR 8AI.E CHEAP,
At the Cedar Lawn Nurseries,
SOMERSET COUNTY, MARYLAND.
W E have made a specialty of raising Peach
Trees, and feel sure of giving satisfaction.
For prices and circulars apply by letter or other
wise to CH AS. U. LORE, Wilmington, Del. JO
SEPH A. LORI), Odessa, Del. A. II. LORD, Up
per Trappe, Wicomico county, Md.
jzä" Cut this out for inference,
sept. 4—3m.
NEW STOVE, TIN,
AND
HOUSE-FURNISHING STORE.
I IKMI AS II. ROTIIWEI.L '8
NEW BUILDING,
North Side of Main Street, 4 lluildlug* Wi
of Town Hull,
Middletown, Delaware.
Where he has constantly on
pared to manufacture
hand, and is pre
ALU KINDS OF TIN WARE,
At Short Notice.
Particular attention paid to
ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
Orders respectfully solicited and pre
ded to.
iptly atten
STOVES.
THE
NATIONAL,
CONTINENTAL,
ORIENTAL,
CHARM,
GEM,
SUN,
LITTLE GIANT,
BRILLIANT,
Prize and the Victor Cook
'ill be received and promptly filled for
any kind of »Stove that may be
Orders
demi.
OALVAN1ZED RUSSIA AND SIIEKT IRON
ZINO,
COAL HODS, SKIVES,
POKKRS, SHOVED,S,
TEA KETTI.ES, BAKE PANS, WAFFLE IRONS
SaD IRONS, llltASS k ENaMEI.LED
I • I :KS ER VI NO K KTTL ES,
EX A MELLE]) ßA UCE P AXS,
TKA UK1.I.S, JAPANS E» PH A Mil EU BUCKETS,
SglTTOONS, WAITERS, EASTERNS,
I-'hOUH AND RRRRER ÎÎOXES.
SANp C CPS, MATCH SAFES (ßast Iron,)
MOLASSES CUPS,
1 * i: 4 C II C' 4 4
( Soldered and Self-Sèafitig )
HATENT CjLoTHJÇS FRAMES,
&c. &e, Ac.
I'robt^ aUc.ution to lmsincss, moderate prices,
eomiattent .workmen, aud a determination to
y iit ah times be expected by those who
ay favor him V \vitli iheir eiLbiCHU.
Aqg. 28— y
J. STEWART DEPUY.
253 South Second Street, altoefi Spruce,
CHILA DELPHIA,
OlV offen
PETS, PJL CLOTHS, WINDOW
SHADES, MATT IN US, ftc. ,jc. at very re
duced prices, to I 14 , fri,(yi,ds and the public.
Aug 2B-3qi
N
usual nssoriment of CAR
1869 DELAWARE STATE 1869
AND PENINSULAR
Agricultural Exhibition and Fair,
\47IUU be held in WILMINGTON, Delaware,
V > under the direction, and on the grounds of
the Agricultural Society of New Castle County,
WEDN USD A U THU USD A Y and FRIDA Y ,
SEPTEM HER \§!h, lu^A «j- 17/A.
and extended if the weather is unfavorable on
those days.
The citi*eps of Gloucester. Salem and Cumber
land counties, N. J. ami Chester and Delaware
counties, P
restriction.
The grounds will lie open on Tuesday the } 4th,
for the reception of stock and articles for exhibi
tion.
Liberal premiums will be given for Stock of all
kinds, the products of the Farm, Garden and
Daiiv; Fancy Articles, Trials of Speed, £c. Ac.
All animals, and articles for competition, must
he entered in writing, stating class, name and
residence, and if stock, giving name, ugc and
color, and (except horses for speed) be on the
grounds on or before 11 o'clock, on Wednesday
the 15th. There will be
* invited to contribute without
TRIALS OF SPEED EA CU DA y.
All entries must be made in writing, gating
class, name, age and color, and fee paid op
before 12 m. of the 15th, and 7 p. m. of the 15th
and 16th.
No gambling will he allowed, liquor
sold, or drunkeu or disorderly persons admitted
the grounds.
Tickets of admission, 25 cents. For one horse
and rider, Ç 0 cents. Vehicle and driver, 75 cts.
each occupant of the vehicle other than the driv
er, 35 cents. »Stockholders tickets, $2 00 .
ZAPUJCK TOWNSEND, President.
Dr. R. MgCABE, Scc'y Wilmington, Del.
aug. 21—3t
PEACH TREES,
VPJty LA ft G A' AND THRIFTY,
OF LEADING VARIETIES, AS LOW
AS THE LOWEST.
JUST- OUDEJ1S SOLICITED. -Bffl.
BIDDLE & HAYS,
Cecilton, Md.
July 31—6ra.
TO OPEN THE FALL TRADE.
STRAWBRIDGE k CLOTHIER
OFlIiR
FIVE THOUSAND PIECES
OF
MUSLINS,
Bought under market rates for cash, and offered
at less thun opr usuu|
LOW PRICES,
IN SHIRTINGS.
NEW YORK MILLS,
OUR OWN MAKE,
WASUTTA,
Williams ville,
WARREN,
HOUSEKEEPER,
PEQUOT,
ARKWRIGHT,
FOREST!) A LB,
ARLINGTON,
WIIITNEV,
RILL,
BRIGHTS,
TRENTON.
IN SHEETINGS.
10.4 UTICA,
10-4 PKQUOT,
10-4 ANDROSCOGGIN,
10-4 WALTHAM,
j2-4 HUGUENOT,
11-4 HUGUENOT.
IN PILLOW CASE MUSLINS.
8-4 WALTIIAM,
8-4 ANDROSCOGGIN,
6-4 UTICA,
6-4 WALTHAM,
5-4 PEQÜUT,
5-4 WAMSUTTA,
5-4 NASHUA,
5-4 BOOT.
IN UNBLEACHED GOODS.
AN IMMENSE STOCK, COMPRI
SING EVERY MAKE.
Junt HecHvcd
TEN CASES CANTON FLANNELS,
All the above by the yard, piec
or package,
according to the wants of
Families, Hotels and Public
Institutions.
determined to increase our already
We
LARG E MUSLIN TRADE
kcejiing the p r iccs
it the interest of every consumer
Philadelphia to deal" entirely .H our house.
low as to make
d near
by alw
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER
CVnlral Iti'v tlonils IIounc,
Cor. EIGHTH and MARKET Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
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H ^ H *>
Aug. 28—Gmos.
HANKING HOUSE OF
.T.olvfi McLear & Son,
607 Market §t. Wilmington, Del.
Ehtaumsiikd, I£ 48 .
W E are offering for sale the »Six per. Cent
Bonds of the City of Wilmington, at par,
iu sums of $50, $100, "$y00, njjd $1000.
est payable April amj Qefgber. Registered Cer
tificates.
The City Loans of Wilmington have always
been highly esteemed as an investment, and the
rapid growth and general ' prosperity of the city
ake them more than ever desirable.
•ontinue to tr
d brokerage busings
• facilities.
Money received
demand with interest.
• draw checks
Inter
\Vc
general banking
d are continually en
deposit and returned on
Parties keeping
•counts
us payable at sight,
ith
precisely
Drafts o;. England, Ireland, Germany and
other countries drawn.
Parties dcsirijig to ipvest money in bond and
mortga_j 8 , are invited to exuraine our list of se
in the ease of hanks.
•urities of tit. 1 « class.
ge tickets fr
lines sold.
any otl;er scuritiis
Europe, l>y all good
«ties taken i
xehange for
th<- highest nuirket rates.
JOHN McLEAR A SON.
June 6 th, 1869—tf.
Farmers, Take Notice!
ri-MIE undersigned having obtained Letters
-L Patent for an "Improvement in Grain Drill"
for the juirpus?.of Sowing Phosphate, Guano, and
other Fertilizers, dated Oct. 27, 1868, A confirmed
by the »Superior Court of the District of Colum
bia, July J.y, J869, would respectfully inform the
Farming Community that he lias made
ments to fjur^ish to them the
J) EL AWARE PHOSPHATE DRILL,
Grain and Phosphate Drill Combined.
arrange
The Phosphate Arningement can he. attached
to any common grain drill that. 1 ms been i
Theiy; >vere 7
hood
use.
sold last year in this neigobor
rhich gave entire satisfaction,
pronounced by those who used them to be the
best Phosphate Sower that has ever been intro
duced into this country.
Farmers wishing to procure these Drills must
apply early, as, owing to the Jateness of the sea
son, only a limited number will be .offered. For
further information apply to
w. n. Hamilton, m. i>.
Odessa, Delaware.
nd we
July 24—tf
NEWARK ACADEMY,
NEWARK, DELAWARE,
Pkof. EDWAKD D POKIER, A. 51.
PRINCIPAL.
FIRST-CLASS Mathematical, Classical and
.Scientific BoardL.g School for boys and
yountr qicn. Will copr.pçncc its One Hundred
and First Academic Year, SuPTEMREp, 1st, 18G9.
For full information send for Circular.
Ajigust 14—3m.
A
Notice To Tresspassers.
A LL persons arc forbid to tresspass upon the
premises of the undersigned, in any way
whatever, as the Law wHI be enforced against
any one so offending. If. N. WILLITtS.
Jnly 31—tf
BANKING HOUSE
OP
Jolm JVfoLear Son,;
Rip. 007 Market St. Wilmington, Del.
EST 4 UUSIIED, 1 * 18 .
V\7K respectfully call the atteution of our
▼ V friends and customers lo the advantages
offered as an investment by the WILMINGTON
and READING RAIL ROAD. First Mortgage
7 Per Cent Bonds. The price at which they are
offered is only 85 and accrued interest, at which
price they net the purchaser 8 1-5 Per Gent. Per
Annum, Clear of all Taxe*, either State
tioiiul. We unhesitatingly recommend the Ronds
as being, in ail respect*, A First Class Invest
Holders of Government Securities may realize
es|>eciul advantage by exchanging them for
these Bonds. For example, take a 5-20 Bond ol
18G7 for $1000. At the present rate of premium
on gold it yields the holder in currency a frac
tion over eight per cent, on its par value' It may
be sold, however, at a premium of Twenty-one per
cent, and the proceeds invested in Wilmington
and Reading R. R. Bonds with the following
result :
1000 5-20's at 121 yield.
1400 Wilmington k Reading R. R
Bonds at 85 cost.
The yield of interest from the former
investment (gold at 37 premium )
amounts to.
. 1210.00
.1190.00
. 82.8'ô per year
But from the latter it amounts to..93.00 " "
diile the money invested in
5-20*8 yield over eight per cent, on
of tin* Bond, the same money invested i
mington and Reading R. R. Bonds will yield
nearly Tn Per Cent. Per Annum with an ad
ditional profit of over $200 lit (fie maturity of
the bonds, and the further advantage that in
come from the bonds is clear of all taxes, while
interest from U. S. Ronds is subject to tax as a
part of the owner's income.
We are prepared at' nil times to furnish the
bonds without ally charge to customers for com
mission.
We continue to transact all business relating
to the investment or luaiiipg *
Bqpcjîj and Storks Bought
mission,'at the Stock Boards i
country.
Deposits received at any time, und paid on de
mand with interest.
Correspondence promptly attended to.
JOHN McLEAR & SON.
Or in other words,
the par value
ia Wil
money.
d Sold on Coui
i all parts of the
August ?— lui.
REGTSTER'S NOTICE.
R egister s office,
New Castle County, July 20th, 1869.
Upon application of Gideon E. Hukill, Execu
tor of the last Will and Testament of Jolm F.
Hukill, late of .Saint Georg
county, deceased ; it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof, by causing advertisements to Ik?
posted within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places of the
Castle, requiring all persons hav
st the Estate, to present the
an Act of Assembly in such
ovided. And alèo cause the
same to be inserted within the same period m the
Middletown Transcript, a
Middletown,
months.
Hundred in said
County of New
ing demands »gnu
same, or abide by
ease limiie and {
»wspaper published in
nd to be continued therein tw
f ) Given under the hand and Seal of Of
•; l. a. .> fice of the Rigistcr aforesaid, at New
' —' Castle, in New Castle County, aforesaid,
the day and year above written.
a
R. 0. FJtAIM, Rkc.ihter.
NOTICE.—All persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must 1 present the same
duly attested to the Executor on 1 pr before Julv
20 th, 1870, or iibjtjc the Act of Assembly in such
cases made and provided. "
,G. E. IlUKILIj, Executor.
Address—Middletown. '
July 24—2m.
Del.
FOR THE CANNING SEASUN ! ! j
,IOII!V A. REt AOLDS &, SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
Middletown, Del.
H AVE just received and are prepared to sup
ply the public in large cv small quantities
to suit
Mason's Patent Improved Fruit Jars.
The Cover and Jar are entirely of Glass.
the PATENT all RiuiiT fruit jars, 1
In quarts and half gallons, self-sealing, patented I
Nov. 5th, 1862, a description of which is given I
by the inventor as follows :
It combines all the good qualities of a Fruit
r. Indeed it challenges and defies all compe
tition. Mark the effective simplicity of its per- |
forma nee—any child can use it, ' It has been j
tested by the inventor for the last five years. The
the jar ard properly heated,
when the cover is appliecj and it seals itself. It
is opened readily, being fastened with a »Spring
Clamp ucting ou an i pel i put ion in the glass, re
sulting in a pressure on the center of the stopper.
The Jar is All Right, as purchasers will find up
on a trial of its merits.
These Jai
lmvc been i
the Inst ten Ol
too well known to need
twelve yei
comment.
*s and
J»
trait is placed i
II. S. FISHER' »S PATENT SELF-SEALING
PRESERVING TIN CANS, of which we are the
sole agents joa Middletow
This celebrated (
five years, and all whp liaye tried it speak in the
highest terms of its superior merits.
All e
cording to directions.
d vicipity.
has been in use for the last
s warranteu that are put up ac
Also, Stone Jars in quarts and half gallons,
Bottle \\ ax, Corks, and Iron (porcelain lined)
Preserving Kettles in all sizes.
We are constantly rec
above articles which
est market rates on the most reasonable terms.
Aug. 21— y
•ipg pew lots of the
e off'-T for sale at the low
NEW BAKERY.
INI mUDLETOWN, DEL.
North East Corner of Lake and Broad Street«.
T HE undersigned wishes to inform his friends
and the public at large, tlmt he lias com
menced the Baking Business in ail its depart
ments, and will keep constantly on hand,
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, Pies, Candy,
And will supply Weddings, and Parties, with all
sorts of Cakes at short notice.
lie has engaged a first class Baker to attend to
the business.
He will also continue the Painting Business in
all its Branches. ' FRANCIS TARONJ.
March 6 , 1869—tf
I
PEACH TREES.
splendid lot of Peach Trees raised from Car
olina
A
NATURAL FRUIT SEED
Of the best market varieties. Also nil other
kinds Nursery stock at
WAWASET NURSERIES.
EDWARD TATNAL,
Wilmington, Del. : '
I
aug. 21—3m
;
CHEAP FOR CASH.
rnilREE FltUIT DRYJNfr HOUSES FOR j
A SALE—A No. 1 article for (Irving Peaches. 1
Wm. L. BUCKE & SON. ' !
Middletowç, Del. Aug. 28—31
\ A DAY.
Address,
A. J. FULL AM, X. V.
«
June 12—3mos.
THE
DELAWARE
PRY GOODS
not
CARUET IIOTJSK,
804 & SOG
MARKET STREET,
WILMINQ TOyS,
DELAWARE.
No.
And
-L
the
From
Long Experience in the
soil.
it
mer
use
DRY GOODS
AND
CARPET TRADE,
to
Wo arq pqrparqd to offer special
advantages to buyers through
put all parts pf the country.
Fc
or
1
1
tors
than
rope»
Our
cÿtgnFiyq gcquair.tgnce
with importers gml jobliqrs, and
daily knowledge of the market,
give us extraordinary facilities
for selling goods at the
LOWEST PRICES,
Often at better rates than can he
obtained in other houses of
this and neighboring
markets. The stock
for completK
ness and varied v
surpassed,
comprising, as it does, all a it
tides for family use usually found
jn a first dass
A
Ilf
cannot be
Fi
DRY GOODS
AMI
CARPET HOUSE
Wijere
SPF5CIAL
Attention Piyen
SILKS,
In
FINE AND MEDIUM
j
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, KID GLOVES, &c.
I Ç
Black MOUruill^ ^OiGd^, j
I Plated
Rings,
j
And thq rapst superior stock of:
To be found in the State,
Rings,
('bain
'
fiTRICTLl Oi\E PRICE.
H
|W, M, KENN ARD,
304 <Sc 306 Market st.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. H
May 22, 1869— y
BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
Super Phosphate of Lime.
MARK
fpADE
f
NT 4 VD. 4 RD H 4 IUUSTEU.
V\/K offer to Farmers, the present Fall season,
> > BAUOirs RAW RONE SUfKK PIIO^
PHATK OF LIME as being highly improved.
Baugh's Raw Bone »Sii|>er Phosphate, as its
name indicates, prepared liy dissolving lUw
Bones in Oil of Vitriol—that is. Bones that have
not been deprived of their organic matter—the
—by burning or baking. Ittherc
tbre, priiiculsio the use of the Farmer all the
valuable pj-oneMies of Raw Bones in a high!*'
concentra led form—rendering it at once quick in
ma nent.
e reecUinien^ed to purchase of the
' ilielf nêigTitioHioùil. In sections
is yet estab|ishdA f tue Phospha PK
•d directly from the undetoagm d_
R.U'GII A SONS, Manufacturers,
Office, No. 20 tS. Del. Avenue.
T.HII.ADKLPIIA.
grease and gl
action and ic
Farmers nr
dealer located
where
may be proe
dealer
July 17—51110.
MORO PHILLIPS'
GEVLI\K IMPROVE!)
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME
\\
ST A NP.VRD GUARANTEED,
•r sale at Manufacturers' Depots.
No. 27 Noiith F hont Street, Philadelphia,
and
Vo. 95 South Strebt, Baltimore,
And by dealers in general throughout the country
Ft
f'l'MlE Sombrero Guano of which Moro Phil
-L lips' Phosphate is and always has been man
ufactured. (and of which lie lias sole control tor
the United State*) contain* fifty per cent, more
Bone Phosphate thau Raw Butie, therefore it is
more durable.
A large percentage is .Soluble, and will imme
diately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia it contains is pure and ready to
yield its value—not uninial matter, capable of
yielding it« ammonia after decomposition in the
soil.
Nothing is spared in its manufacture to render
it the most valuable Snper-PhospliaU und Crop
Producer in the nutrkcj. •
Eight years' experience has proved to the far
mer that it is durable and can always lie relict
as uniform in quality . and the numéro
solicited' fèStiiWihmla Continually received of its
use in competition with other Fertilizers, fully
attest that it Ija* not been excelled.
Price $56 per Ton of 2,000 Pounds,
to Dealefs.
Moro Phillips.
SOLE PROPRIETOR & MA.MTACTIHBH.
Fc
or sale by
June 26—6mos
A. J. Bradley,
Middletown, Del.
PATENT OFFICE
1 N YEN TOILS \.j,p \yish to jakp pgt letters Pat
1- eut are advised to counsel MUNN k CO. Edi
tors of the .Scientific American, who have prose
cuted' claims before the Patent Office for
than Twenty Years. Their American and Eu
rope» Patent Agency ik the inbsfextefisiVt* in the
world. Charges less tin
Agency.
A Pamphlet, containing full instructions to in
ventors, is sent grsitis. Address
innr
i y other reliublo
MUNN k CO.
ftp*, NewYofk.
Ji
37 Park
AMERICAN St SWISS WATCHES.
M. E.
No. 35.1 SOUTH EIGHTH SfltLEX,
PHILADELPHIA.
»SK.S attention to his fine selected stock of
r WATCHES; A^iD 4E\I KLliy,
d the best Factory make.
Silver Ware.
ns. Forks, and Butter fvniven,
11 be s»»ld at a very shiafl adyitnce. '
! ^uc-ntioji iiaifj lu ppalring
A
Ilf tlie latest Styles
Sterling »Silver S|..
whiçji
Bailie
III? Witftches
March 6—tf
! Is
Fi
REMOyAL!j
Gr. W. W. NAUDAIN
Hf
•moved front tlie old and
Stand, corner of Broad
ell k
d Main •Greets,
No. 3 Middletown Hall,
MIDDLETOWN. DEL
Wijere lie coplii.pis to keep a large »nd well se
lected stock of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS
G ROC 15 KIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, &c.
i
In fact everything tfiaf fc requisite to p)»ke up «
First Class Country Nlpr«:,
y there be lpM)id. of reliable quality and af
REASONABLE PRICER.
UIYE HIM 4 CAf-l.
All kinds of Produce taken in
Goods.
Aug. 7— y
ehimgc for
THOM 4S *1 ASSi:V, JR ?
CLOCK AND W4TCH MAKER,
early opposite lVa)ktr'i Hoir),
.Middletown. Delaware
Ç LOCKS. Watches,^ Jewelry, Aç. nra^Jy and
Always OH hand and for sale, Clocks, Watejn s,
Plated Ware, Forks. »Spoons, 'Silver NtiwUu
Rings, Silver Thimbles. .Salt, »^ugar and TcA
Spoons, linttyr'K/ii'ves, Gold Breast-Pins, Eaf
"ngei-Rings, Sleeve ''Button's, W'ateh
\v uteJi Keys, Key Rings, Steel Watch
Chains, Ac. ....
ninluStrrrt,
Rings, Ii
('bain
Dec. 1
if.
HENRY HARPER,
M 0 ARCH STREET,
PIIII.AUEI.eUIA,
H AS a large stock at Iq.w prices, of fine
WATCHES. JEWELRY,.SOLID SILVERWARE
H
An
AND
PLAJKJ) SPOONS, CASTORS, TF.A SET9, 4c.
May 1—3m.
ANGING Earthen «nd Wire
rWrSalt* at ROTIIWKLL'S New Store
Maiu street, Mi<idletown, T)tl,
a v 29
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