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IW
States whioh an in
White Hufc.
B. Oral« Brow*, ia a
r ah at Spring
happy *a«
tioa of tka B aal har a Staiaa whoao govern*
■aata art ia tha hand« of their 00 a peu
pie, with tha ariaerp «hielt ha
tailed by negro domination
farther Sooth,
trolled bp the negroee. He raid :
An beta are «hat are «anted rather
than atoriea, it «ill be bant to eat forth in
ooatrMt the condition of thoee 8 taten «hieb
•ad «bioh nr* con
«ara ahla ta thro« off tha adaiiaiatratioa
interfcraoe sod ooofide tlisir sffsirs to
■ people. Take a* illaatratioi,*
, Tcnaaa a oc aod Miaaoari. Thty
mar* deraated bp »or, tod more
Virgiaia,
hod Men
ibirg ~1 «Uh balredt nod rancor* brad of
alaearp aad rebellion than any oommuoi
Swat Ih* South. Beery neighborhood,
oeerp oooooctioa, nearly every Ireaidc
b»4 been * diaeord. At the outaet ibe
aaa,a ragitnon Vi* applied «oder federal
no* pi oca to each aqd with reaqlla prosiacly
similar to tboae exhibited recently at the
Booth. Fortunately for them they «ere
tbo Irat to taro to liberal pnlieiea for re
lief. Perfect auneaty to all the «kite
.population engaged ia the *»r, and full
j-eeognition of all the civil right* confirm
,ed to the colored population be the
.«■r, «ere the t«o great principle* on
«hieb their ne« departure »aa baaed.
applied, the effect «■■ magi
order «•* at onee reatored
And ao toon
Civil
.ml.
.everywhere. The pence of ueighborhoodn
became permanent, tnemoriea of former
hostility «ere forgotten, all larking nni
.■notify of race disappeared, and the »hule
people turned with one accord lo repair hy
industry «hat had been loat in conflict.
Ilo« fast this ia being accomplished ia
snffieiontly shown hy the report, of the
-Stetea for the year* 1808 and 1872 re
•pectivoly. Virginia paid off $1.010,32«
of her debt, curtailed ihe expcnac of eou
.ducting her State government $3I4,«IM),
and reduced the rate of taxation from fifty
eenla to ten eenta within a year after the
change. Tenueatee sought at once to rea
lise upon the atneta remaining unpillagcd,
and thereby dintiniihcd her liabilities by
I« ,883,340. Since then large additional j
reductions have been effected in the Stale
Her property values, which in 187«
amounted to $251,073.802. have been
enhanced to over three hundred millions
of dollars, snd it ia ealimated thn* the bur
den of taxation, especially for local pur
poses, has been decreased ful'y one-third
Missouri, prosperous in Iter finances since
1808, has received additional impulse in
production and development, while Geor
gia baa signalised her deliverance by im
peaching the Governor, reducing the ex
ficnae of administration, and stopping the
payment of $0,000,000 of frauduL-ntly
itiued bonds. In no ouc of these States
ia any complaint now heard of official dis
honesty or arbitrary government ; for
equal laws protect all. and justice is meted :
out without fear or favor. I
«loht
Letter from G. W. Willen, Esq.
GrotiRrmtvN, Drt.iwute, ) |
Sop!. 0th, 1872. j !
Itov. Joui H I'ATStig :—Dear Sir:
—The persousl enntiiirraliuus which in
duced me tn dreliae (ho nnmiualiun as
Elector on Ihe Presidential Ticket tend
ered me lay the Democratic Convention,
■o langer exist. And while 1 prefer to
retails in a private aUlino, at thn urgent
eolietteliuu* of mjr frieuda, and with a de
sire to promote peace and unity in our
party, I hereby eonseut to remain on llic
ticket, if harmony «ill be «"cored and
the party intercala promoted ; and pledge
myself tn the cordial support of (he Hal -
lituore nominees—Greeley and llroiru.
I am, dear air, very respectfully
Poor Obedient Servant.
UEOHGK W WILLEN.
The I at aal •ecogaU from Maine place
<he Radical majutitÿ far Governor at
•boat 16, «00.
THK MABKBT9.
MIUIM.KTOWS MARK KT.
$1.50fa $1 .40
.57'*.5H
wnmi .
/'urn,-..........
i bit*.
Timothy 8eed.
Clover u .
Äf* .-.
flutter.
Lard..
iPork.
|*o ta toe«, lev....
Turkey*......
jlkicki.
Spring Chickens.
Cleese.
.40
•
4 ('0
R 50
.22 rts. 'p dol
....30(rt :t5cts. V lb.
.. PfojO " "
.fib« 7 " 11
9l.00fir.$t ir.j* fill».
.ICfo 1* t* 11».
.I«4»,18 p III
.13w 1 It j? III.
....lu<? 13 7ft lb.
fl.Twai.;»
rntu tiKLPBt k
Trlme rod wheat..
/t'orn, yellow.
<Mts ( Paaasylvawia)
Cl«vcr«ee4..
Timothy.
«ii
41
.$: 5«
. 4 75
TO FARMERS.
W K call your attrntlon to the following
statewtent made by two of the most prom
inent farmers I« thi« locality. We hope (hat
the wheat raiaert id this «ectio« will study tl»«ir
interest and give this Guano a trial. The Guano
ca« b« obtained
liooi from
oa tlie moat reasonable rondl
J. B. FOARD,
Mi4dlcto«n,
aad C. Watkins,
ülMWraw», Dal. July 13th, 1177.
Ueeerr. Joke S. Rent I Co. PMoAdfktt.
Qmtlemm :—1 purchaaed from your
A (rat, Mr. 4. B Foard, of tfci. toaa, sarrrat
-ou of your Facile Uuaao last spring, and ap
pllad it to my cor* at tka rata of ona hapfijll to
,lkn* kill*. I kava bean fanning from thru« to
six kind rad serra of land for tha past fourtarn
nan, aad daring that Hate kava uaad a graat
■aal af Pkaspkate apd (VuMto *f »ariou» kluda,
bat y oui» ha* don* ttrara good op to tka prrarnl
thao aay I «nv triad. I loft oat name land»
•itkoat aoydftoauo. tad •*" *—*- —
»ill only kaap », tka standard of your fart!
A vaut amount bat
B. R. OOOHRAIf.
ff v -
inly,
Da. (has;—I harabaa* Induced by y**r Aguat
at MlddMotra, Mr. J. B. Foard, to Irv tha »hv
it* *f y oar Fitarm Own oa con tkl* spriag,
aad I «harikHy te«Hftr that tha ranils hav* far
■ »(mil l my ax pacta tteaa
I cMteêdsr that yaar (luaao lx th* bast Perth
liter I hav* and, aad my aiparivaca ha* tot
braa la aay way limited. I xhall make liberal
mm a U aa Mai
crops, aad (hall use it tbix
J. B. FENINGRE,
JliddlcluW», «cl.
•4
1
5;
•tf
[a]
-- VteyaratheOMKAT MM3 Prat.
ft*3 not A Ufa 411 VIVO FBIVCIPLE,
U perltet atuevetor as.I Invlxaratar or the a rnrm,
terrrtefegen patemoa. malt, r ted rMortnx lh.Mo.-l
in
Wvt accenting toSIrsellnn«, au.t remain tow» unwell,
avortant their tern are net nmrovrd 1,5 miner«;
beymi lt»e point off repair
TWj awe „Sealla p. IfStlf* SI
Intern
tweeumrul Owch Dlaeimea ,rr tauw.l by Vitiated
■teeo,whuhurMu-r.il, frujuct hy dvmneviucut
of the DtgeaVIve Orenwa.
or the tJ-ar and all Ihr Vtearml Orrai»
*»■ rot Ate carter i.a I a Ta. whaiiwr i.
raea* or oM. marrkd •walntle, at Ihe dawn nf wmaan
Butta«
MIDDLETOWN
_
FIRST CLASH
teed or at tte turn of life, thre« Tunk Hilten luv« no
!«$*»• m 4 latéralité*! F*
ara, Blerwfe »f the Blral. Meer, K 14
••»• ■l»ii»r, lit*«* Mlttere hev« horn moot
»T4PEPBIA OR INMVOniTVON. Ilfhl
arhe. rein In Ihe BhouldcrM. rough«. Tkhtnc«* of (ho
l'te*. PtuIncM, B.xtr l'ru<-fall<m< uf the PtnmRch.
Sad TMr In lh* Mouth. fill»..tn Aifarb, retpNeilnn «f I
the lleerf, Inltommam it of I he Lunes iMIn In iho ;
re«lone of lha Kldnryg, unit a luimlrr l other painful
the ofTaprtncs of Dyapcpnk
Ttiey luv Igora'e Ihe Blomiieh iovt Olinutntr the terpld !
Ll»*r nnd Bowel*, whlrli render litem of
•(Drecy in rkannlng fit»« «»
pertln«
. __ ,
hunelte, Bine-Wortuu. HenM lie isi, Horo F>*«. F.ryaip«- J
ten nth. Svsvf.. nuto4or.il.-m.) thestus. ItsmorsssU
ssässäkksätss
^ I
quoted
impurlile«, anti Im
llf* ami Tlgvtf lo Ihe wltole •y«t*m.
VOB4KIN DINEAftEA. F.rnplloi^ Te!»r/, p.*it
Bteam. »loirltc«. Mpom. Plinpl*«, I'unul**, Boll«, f«r
1
Une ty the
of Hu m* Ullis r*. One bottle In
will convince the most lucr«tlu!ou* of their
live effet 14.
I
ricaiw* th* Vitiated nimui whenever yea fln»i it« im
rurltie« hur«tin; through Iho «kin in flmpleu. Ertm- i
tIon« or Korea; clc«n«e it w ben yon find It otvtrurte.l
end «Inrcbh In the vein«; r|r«n»* It « lien It lu fmit.
and ymir leelliigu will |. i| von when. Krvp the 1/>. J
rurr. a.Ml ih. health of II.« iy.lrm w ill foil.m
Fla, T*n«> aait «»filier Wwraa. Inrklnc Intho
ay «lent o| many tl«>u«auda, an- m.. mailv d«sir,<«. d
and rvmoved. Hav« a .1 wiimuhsh, J pb\ »j.,| <n ii.{
tbere la warcvly an individual upon tlie
earth white« body isrumpt from tl.o pre«
worm* It I« not tiix.u u». haalthy tlcmrnt
*' nrTn * hu» upon iho diarotertl humor*
and «limy dapsrait* Hint tirrrd ihe*« li\mg iiMruterv ul
of Medicine. n>> vertnliua**, n<
aaUielmlntic«, will frte the eystem from worm* I'.ka
tbeaa Mltlv-r«.
e of th<>
..r
t * '
;
i
!
;
i
fow Hy Otl »ruittat* nnd He«l«ro.
J. WALKER. rrot»rict«r
R. I!. MclHlSAU) A CO^
Ultt0i»u amt liviivrnl Ae*nt«, Knu Franciarn, I'alb
\la, »ntj $3 ami $4 I'ommrrr# Hirert. New Vork.
ACADEMY
■
HOARDING
of
vrTi.rtnoitoi c.il ritiEvu-a isartrt'TK,
AM*
A
DAY SCHOOL.
a
„«F Fall Session begin* SKPTKMIIKK t»th.
.Ur- F..r full informaiiun relating to the si hoo
.«end for a (Catalogue.
HUDSON A WOOD. A. M
'rin« ip »I,
M.dd loto w
Del
July tJ—tf.
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
ATTLKItoRoriJIL RITK8 CU. I*.\ .
W ild, la* 4)|a-tl'd on thf llilll. Of .*4cplCII1»*er,
Itt;2, for the reivtatiou of Pupil«. Whole
expense per quarter, of fourtoew ««-ks, $77.oo.
Send (or a Circular.
I. Il OROYF.S, Principal,
Altlebnrough.
Ruck« County, Pa.
iutv tn— 3m
TOURNAMENT !
A Touruawrut will U* hebt .»t or near
Georges, New Cast!« county, Del, ou tl»«*
P/RtiT DAVOF OCTOHER, 1872.
A tty fontlemeu desifio
never parti« igated in on
ticulurs by applying u
Aug 17—3 w.
of rid it
who b
full par
K W. JKSTKIl.
Sein tar y.
FOR RENT,
ACOJIFURT.IRLK SEVEN It' wiM DtVELLINfi
.treat, Middiftoara, Del.
Pt
on Mai
PiM*c«siou given at ou rv
aJJg 31—2w *
to
HANSON.
For Bale,
A Thorough-bred Alderney Ill'Ll., nnd a good
MILCH COW. Apt
HAM
i.ug 31 —Im*
•I v to
I KL KKMMuilK.
Odess.i, Del.
NOTICE.
P ERNttNS indebted to tlie laic frm of John
A. lie) uni,!, A Son I, are ncquratesi lo ael
tin tiiair aeco-mu uithnut ilclar, aa it ia ueiei
aarjr to havu tue imsiouaa acttlad.
Aug. I« —If.
E. REYNOLDS,
Altorucy.
FOR SALE !
BOUT 3000
WAR
gallons of pura Ci i 1ER Y IX
.Ipply to
J. It. FENIMORE,
Middletown. Dei.
or SAMUEL FENIMORE.
Ode-as», Dal.
A
July 8—tf.
OH UF.NT.—TWO IHH SKM ON ÄNDER
ND N ST., MIDDLETOWN, DEL. 4\*«cm
Apply lo
HOBT. A. COCHRAN
F
■ion given 35th of Mnirh
mar 3—tf
VICTOR GREEN,
Altortecr at Law,
Orne* Atuoixixa III* Riaitnari, N. DaoiO Sr
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
Jaly ft— y
FOR RENT.
A Large 8*coad «tory Rpom, corner of Main
J\. and Scott alraetx, lately occupied by Dr.
Duaniug aa an oSIca. Apply lo him at hit of
Brnad Stmt, or to D. L. Dunning, at thr
t,
Sea on
Poet DSIce.
Aug. 17-tf
BAUGH'S
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE
OF LIME,
Standard highly Improved and warranted.
Price, $45.00 per 2000 Ibt., Caek.
Sew Work. now in operation. 'Wte
M*" New Material uard in manufacturing.* 1 **
The fire which destroyed our works on the Of A,
•tf April, mated only a temporary delay.
Wr warrant the standard of our Rnw lion«
Pho«|ihatr to I* of a hfolivr grad« than before.
No cnmtigtuncnlJ wilt b« mad« under an/ cir
runittnnivg.
Il ia not certain wc
continu« to aell at our
present ml need pries owing to the adorn nee in
Haw Material
ßO' We tlmnk our enttarnen und friendt gru
erully fur their continued trade end increaeed
We can also furnish oui'
GROUND RAW BONE,
WARRANTED PI RE,
At $45,00 per 2000 Ihe., raek.
requested to Ira tent
Ordert fur fall trade
in nt early at potaihle.
BAUGH & SONS,
S«4 M Ssstli Wdiwmt At«. Phi Id»*« Ip Ilia
Jul> 20— If.
HENRY BOWER,
Manufacturing Chemist,
Gray's Ferry Road, Philadelphia,
HA9CUNSTANTLV OS HAND AND FOR HALE
POT «NSI SAS.TS FOSI Mtll'RE,
_ , , . « , . .
Sulpuateof Ammonia for Manure,
HOI K rROpRIKTolt ANI* MAM FATI RKK OF
BOWERS'
Complete Mumire,
MADK rilOM
# t
Snper*Pho8phato of Lime, Ammonia
- _ _
IID(1 rotaßh.
being |,r.|,,rv,l this lessen
with vj^ ial reference tu the Wheal Cmp
Tlie Su|H-r-PI.,.s|.li„ie ,,t Lime ,u.,tsin.',l in it i»
iritinÂxafïi
the nvertige crop of Wheal i» f»o Ituilic!» to the
Tliid Fertiliser i
In »alifitnntiu! lug.« of J
|1»8 erteil .
Depots; 1 39 S. Writer St. Phila.
1103 South St. Baltimore.
mardi 2!l—3t
k Huf
i
Register's Order.
r
P.tJISTKUH OFKK'K,
N. w I'astlcCounty, July 25th, 1872.
lie application t*f Thomas J. Cn
c| Jcffcrtoti, late
of Saint <4««rg«-< Hundred, ij; said county, dc
d and directed It,« iU'gis
! let that the Administrator, T A., aforeiaid,
give notice of tin» granting of l*ettcr« of Admin
i istration ii|h>ii the istate of tlie debased with
tlie date of granting thereof, by caiisiug u«lvcr
t» tube pofitnl wiihin forty dar» from
the grunting of »to li Ufteff, in six ot the most
public place* of the county
|-|,o
Administrator t' T A of Si
:
■
I '.»stir.
Kit ale t
of A»m :
present tliu s
Mich .
the sum
ibide bj
\.
.
NOTH K.—All persona Imving chum-* »gninut
the Kfftalf* of llic deceased mu«t present Ihe snruu.
duly attea'nl. to the Administrator, on or before ;
July 25th. IH73. or abide the Act of Assembly in
»urn cm«« made nnd provided.
Thomas J. <
ib
.1 p.mided
A nd ..
«.1
thi
to 1.4
the
riod i
r |»tiI*!t*l>«*4| i
tin >11t»t»» kt.
n Tha«!« .itrr,
d to be
P
i Mi'btletuwn,
< nth».
a ucw»|ui
two
idrr the hand nnd Seal of
i*ler afortsai f, nt N*w Castle,
I ty nforesaid, the day anil year
is. CliUtS, Register.
m
(Jive
f the It
CrtStlo i
above w ritten.
. Adm C. T. A.
CtlAV
Add re*»— S t Courges. !>cl.
nog 3—2m
JONA. BIGELOW & CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
rot the BAt-R or
Finit nnd Froduce,
NO. 13 NORTH MARKET ST.
BOSTON.
rtr~ It lins s Trsnafi-r Agt
V York.
W P. PHILLIPS, Agent,
Milford, Del.
ItKFKIIKXtKH.
i t Fsneiiii Hall National
Nu thn it Ib.bbins. P
Bank, Boston.
Joshua I string, Prt*sid«nt Blackstone National
Batik. Bajston
Jonas llallstrain A Co., UN lh*yft»r«*t, New York 1
A. B. I KM wl 1er, (orner Front nud Spruce Sts
Philadelphia.
Davis Warner k Co tSt Mouth Delaware Ave
, Phila»!« Iphi.i
July 27—2
W ILTMKUU KIPI
Flavoring XCxtrnctn
arc warranted e<|mil u>nnv nude. They are pre
|inml from tlie.fruiU, ami will U* found mm«*A
Kttrr than many of the Extract* that
Atk your (Irorrr
Ex'rarte
e sold.
Druejgist /or Wdtherger t
UAKIsUtl'R INUIUU MI.I K
Is. without doubt, flic Inst article in the market
for bluing clothes. It will color more water than
four tiui«s the same weight of indigo, ami
more than any other wiuit blue in th« market,
the only genuine is that put up at At.ram» Wit.r
BKRiiRK S hat «; Htouk. No. 233 North SWuntl Nt.
Philadelphia, Pa. The laliels have Imtli Wilt
berger's and Barlow'» name on then», all others
eouMer/rsi. For cale l»y most grocers and
druggisfji
WiLTBKRGKR'S INDKLIBLR INK will l>e
fourni on trial to be a superior article. Always
on hand, and for sale nt rcmmuabl« prices. Pure
Gruud .Spic«*», Genuine Medicine«, Chamois Skins
Sponge«. Tajdom, Pewrl, Sago, and all articles
in the drug line, at
AI. FR KP WIL TIIKR C. ER S PR l tl STORK,
So. 233 Sorth Srr>tin! St. Philadelphia, Pa.
July 8, 1871—ly
ti
Eroildoun and Coatamlle Nurseries
rOATESVII.LB, pa.
[Ute LI KENS FIERCE, Propriatov.l
GKNEllAL SPECIALTIES
APPLE,
PEACH,
PEAR and
CHERRY TREES.
Fuir ma low
Diiuau MfttiAtem.
Rtf' Corrrapondenre anlirltad. "*«t
itock nam.
CYRUS IXtATES, '
m. a. pt'LTo;; r
aug 10— 3tE
FARMS FOR SALE!!
CantenitnOg Ioatfarf mb t Mmtrmde, Hi
•en and Canale; of excellent mih,
generally trttt improved, and fold
on reattnaUe terme.
Vo. I— A «trat alten ted la Cadi ceaatr, Nary
land, eon lala« M3) arma, with tame hrtek buil
ding», In rtcriltetrepair; haaatlful raaldmre; r
hoata running dally to llaltlmora and Philadel
phia ; roll of eicrileat quality and well Improved;
4,000 pntrli Iren, 4ymra old—will hare abund
ant crop thU year. The farm I» under good
hedge» and fradng.
Ko, 1—A farm alluatad 3 milt* from Etalon
and one from canal, known aa "Foard Farm.'
conlalning 400 arret; buildings etrellrnl : toil
well Improred and under good badges ; tplrndid
4 year old pencil orchard—will produce 10.00«
halten Ihil year ; ilie farm will compete in corn,
wheat and grata with aay farm on the ptalatula;
will divide elegantly ; very healthy location,
and the owner request. me tony that Ihia It oat
of tha ducat farme In tha Mtata.
So. 3—A farm of 11 acre», ) mile from Etalon,
Md. ; toll cirri lent for truck.
No. 4—A farm of 191 arret, one mile from Mc
Donough, adjoining land of lleurge W. Kartnrr,
known at tha "Jette Higgiat Farm ;" building!
fair ; 40 arret In peach treea and 5 arret in ap
plet, all la hearing. Thlt it a eery drtiraklr rea
idrnre. Terme arcommodaling.
So. 3—A farm twn milet from St. flcorget,
lying on llic nortli tide of the renal, 1 mite from
the nation, rontnlning In« arret; tit hedged en
clôturée; liuildlngt good; toil eirellent ; 1,000
pearh tree», three year» old ; alto other fruit« in
abundance. Thia farm U known at the Allilan
pro|>erty.
So. <1—A farm of 111 arret adjoining So. 3,
with which it will rompit re favorably. Theae
farmt will 1« told jointly or separately'.
So. 7—A farm of 330 arret.
Itohrmin Man*
or, known ns the Slut 1er properl/ ; the brtt soil
on tha |irnin«ula. ThU U a good rhanra for a
man of mean*.
No. «— farm of ICO acre*, within on« mile of
Middleton n, and well located for a nureery farm :
.10 acre» in |ieach«$ ; «oil Hood ; building» fair.
No 11—A farm of 3.10 acre» 1| mile» from Mt.
IMcniant, only to ia* »ecu to l»e appreciated. A
very rare clmnce.
No 12—A farm of 16.% acre», orithin two miles
of Middle!
caltd : very de»ir«i»lc properly ; excellent dwel
ling •
No. 13—A farm of 125 acre», near I.ocn»t
Uf«vv, M.t. ; u,o«o 4-ymr-oi<i pcarb trv.» au ii
gt»od, and building» in excellent repair. Prie*
low and term« very acconitnodaling.
So. 13—A farm of 143 serra, tllusted In Ap
|KM|uinimink llumlre«!, two mile» from Town
»e("l « «>e IWswsre rsilrnad ; huiidingt wurtli
; soil good, well hcdgeil nud lo
cheap.
M—Three acre* of land in Warwick, un
.•I fencing, in fuir conditii
S
'.d well »ct
• 1er
gra*».
re*. I»ci
A f.irm uf 4,260
IH-Inn
i fuly
Homliay
oo iiplund, £L r ,u
No. :
»itiiatfil
liai, k
tw il
Hook, cuti taint
4.
ead
pen* lies. 150 in
. Ih 5 in wheat, balance in grows : ihe u
dow could be eatily reclaimed, hav
g nu river bank, nnd crcr y acre l»y an cncr
gcl)t; nistn could be mad« worth flou with little
rijs'iisv ; «1« upland is wurth the arauunl sskcl
ni truck »oil; cannot be turpaated, and would
furniilt tltouBaiideof ton* of hay ; there arc »team
boat» leaving lh»* farm every day for I'hilndcl
phia, nnd llic
nnd gunning of much profit; there
•et» of building!, and would dlfldr clcgnntlvr,
in« mil« of'river front, and will bo
I*
ndvantngrs of full, oyster»
t three
Imving
vxrhstigtsl in psrt'f.ir cily prftpvrty, jTi' V
nou, terms sccommuiiutiiig;
jutnining *'»4 acres, with ex
cellent hpudine* ; 500 clear, balance in limber,
consifiting of White-oak, Hickory and t^rilnot ;
this is the la**t grow th of timber in the Nt.ite ;
No. 23—A fa
the soil is elegant for taai h cull
iug a dry
v. client cbt\ Mib»..il:
Kelt) is
waterctl by .1 running brauch; and I will »ay
the lintb*T i* Wfirtli the pricenskei for the whole ;
situ<u,.t! .'J mile» from Kenton station: the >»*iil«l
inga arc large and very good . tlie tract i«
detl hy a road ; price very low, and l«rm» ac
commodating—#5'H)U wanted, balance to remain
at the pleasure of purchaser; thsra is no whitt
clay or wet laud on ihe tract.
No. 24—A farm containing 120 acre«, two
mih*» from Dein» arp City, on« of th« W»t im
proVwÇ r , irfui the State, with new baildingN.
,. oi jj n g nhoul f20,(M>0 two vear» »inc«, located
hi - h llf) ^ jonimaoding : an orchard of 5<v*0, five
»»il with
divi
hue : it ha» l>c«n weil limed,
old free»,
manured and boned.
N<>. 25— A firm containing 1H7 acre», known
Wiu. Hey bold farm, ruustly upland, thi* i»
ry fine property, also I
Iso fine trucking soil.
•Î— Store hqusc, wharf and grauary, with
10 acres of nico Soil, situated at Snmit Bridge :
«legaiit place for a buxine»* man.
No 27 —A farm containing 180 seres, two
mile* from Middletown, elegant buildings and
ground; 10,000 free»; on« uf Ihe finest prop
erties in ihe »State , there is every thing attachrd
to comfort tu the buildings.
No. 26—87 acre» ; elegant buihliugs ; plenty
of fruit.
ilcs from Delaware
If V
No.
2!>—75 acre», with elegant building, nml
fruit, within oue mile of St. (ieurges; good
truck land.
N
I have house» am) lots in Mhhlletown. and a
great many farms anti wood tracks in all parts
of the the peninsula, ranging in price from $1'»
to $175 |a*r nerv, which I would take pleasure in
showing to purchaser*«.
Those wishing to sell their farms this fall, will
picas« send or leave description at
r of BROAD AND ANDKRNtlN STN. MID
DLETOWN, DKL. ns I am getting up a cata
logue for distribution.
Urn. W. Ingram.
AUCTION.
Tlu-r« will l*e an auction of Bim>is, Shoes, No
tions. (Mothing, Harness, Ac. kv. every Saturday
night. If you want to save money, call at any
time and set* for yourself.
GKO. W. INGRAM.
may 4—tf.
FHUIT TREES
i«n
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS
FOR .SALE. AT ODESSA KUB6KRIE8,
nntaai. nvLawtax.
PE AC II.PEAR, A CHERRY TREES
•OR K ALL fLANTINO; Al.lMJ.
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS
Of all klods, aad a gruaral uaortioaut of Nurar
ry atoek.
POLK k HJf ATT.
sept 23—tf
NOTICE TO PEACH GROWERS.
T I1K undersigned hereby give notier to the
Peach Grower* of Use vicinity of Middle
town, that they will deal in nc«r(u* again thi«
season, and will give as good nrice«, either for
orchards, or by thi* basket for lb« w hole season,
or from day to day, «« aay other buyer«.
One of the Arm will h« ia Middletown, on and
after the 28th inst., to give the business his per
sonal attention. i. C. A ft. NORRLS.
July 18th, lift.
July 8G—tf.
COAL! GOAL!! COAL!!!
JUS^ raoxiirmi, acargaof VERT f IP MX/OR'
,33401b*.
.3140 IN.
Storr.
Nut...
$7.00
«.00
f*r All order» will récrira prompt attention.
Jvte 1, -tf CHAR. T. STHATTO»"
Odaiaa, Del.
i ■ t i
• V>
W. M. KENNARD & CO.,
run ran ntaamr at
4 th and King Stcv •
Wilmington, Del
•I
OFPIR THI FOLLOWING OUOM
For Spring and Summer :
BLACK SILKS, $1.25,
BLACK SILKS, 1 37),
BLACK SILKS, 1.50,
BLACK SILKS, 1 76,
BLACK SILKS. 2 00,
BLACK SILKS, 2.50.
COLORED SILKS, $1 25,
COLORED SILKS, 1.50,
COLORED SILKS, 1.75,
COLORED SILKS, 2 00.
COLORED SILKS, 2 26.
jatasesk silks, t is
JAPASKSh SILKS, .97|
»/, g-o ,
-I*»«» «I»«, 1.00
jaTAXHSK SILKS 1 III
•
,
uein «/o er» - ,vj 0 .
MOHAIR St I.TASAS, $ ét|
JA PA.YKSK SIL KS , 125.
|
!
SII.K SC I.TASAS,
8! t.K SC I.TASAS,
.75
■w
SDK SUIT A. y AS 100 I
I HLACR MOHAIR. $ IT|
...
A ••Am,
SILK Sl'L TAXAS, l ift j
50
ULACK MOHAIR, «5*
BLACK MOHAIR, .75
BLACK MOHAIR , 1.00.
j
HI'ItIXfl ALPACA. I .73
UmiXtJ ALVACA,
srstxu AU-ACA,
srinxa ALPACA,
srmxa alpaca.
.11
j
36
.614 j
BLACK MR. VAS A, % .50
BLACK URR S A SA,
BLACK UKRSASA,
BLACK HERS AS A,
BLACK HERS AS A, 100
BLACK HERS ASA,
.024
.75
•n
.25
KKW PLAIDS Mata.
UKW PLAIDS, tt -
SKVT PLA1DH, 14 ••
>'f IF PLAIDS,
MMW PLAIDS, M"
XKW Bl'KlPM, :ts<
XKtT STKIPIS3, I» "
XKW STRIPES, 14 ••
SEW STRIPES, H P
XKW STRIP El, 13"
WHITE rRQCAM, Uete.
mnrre nenrr.e . „ i
WRITE l R(JL AS, H| ;
WIIITK /* tr 1 1 / ' j s * ft u
nilirt / e V LAS, lo
WHITE P EQCAS 614 "
' *
WHITE PBijCAS, 81 *'
Will TR GOODS. ALL KIXDS,
Will TK GOODS. ALL KIXDS,
WHITE GOODS, ALL KIXDS,
WHITE GOODS, ALL KIXDS,
WHITE GOODS, ALL USDS,
AND KVRRY TARIRTY Of
NEW STYLE
DRESS GOODS
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERE 8 , AC.
ALL TO RK BOLD
AT MUCH REDUCED RATES!!
THE STOCK IS Fr IX AMD OOMPLBTK
Aad must ba said before rvhirutag ft* lha aa*
■tara.
xiay 4—tf
StiaK Line.
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• 41 J SO Milford
• 44 4 » » »naingUB
(Jrtwaaroad
• 44
S. Cattle
Attira.
Wilmington
I 14
1 SR
1 * t» tu n, et»,» m.
it
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t. u. latrol
It* * 1* IMaur
MIXER TRAIN,—Northward, will lean Del
mar at 1 on P. M. ; Laurel 3.13 ; Seafurd, 3.35 :
llridgcvllle, 4.30 ; (Irenwood, 4.30; Farmington
3.03; Harrington, 3.13; Dover, 6.1ft; Claytoa,
«.»ft; Middletown. 7.SP. Arrive at Wllmlogtoa,
9.00; Philadelphia, 11.30; llaltimore, 3.50.
Southward, will leave Phlla. al 11.30 P. M.
llaltimore, 7.SO; Wilmington, IS. W; New Caa
tlr, 1 . 10 ; Middletown. {It; Tuwatand, 1,46;
Clayton, DI; Dorer 4.00: Wyoming, 4.10;
Fallon, 4.4«; Harrington, 8.0»; Farmiagtoo,
».15; (irrauwood, 3 31; Bridguvlllu, 3.30; Sea
Ibnl, 6. 1ft; Laurel, 0.40; Delmar. 7.00.
The rolled train will be run anbjert to délaya
incident to freight knalurae, nud will »top oily
at ttatiuat where time it girea.
SEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Iauvvc Sew Cattle for Wilmington and Phila
delphia at 7.40 A. M. Leave Philadelphia,
11.45 A. M. aad Wilmington, l.tO P. M. far
Sew Cattle.
I 11
AnMfmi
a **
HMYIINA BRANCH TRAIN8.
Additions! to thorn abort, leave Smyrna for
Clayton 11 3» A M and 7.35 P. M. I«avt Clayton
fur Smyrna 8.40 A. M„ aad 3.00 P.M., laavt
Stay rim for Clayton 11.35 A. M . and 7.3ft P. M.
to make raonrclioa with train! to sad fram Do
ver, and Station» south
CÜNNKCTION8.
At Townsend, with lh« Kent County aad
• lauern Anne'» A Kent Hnilrtmd». At Clayton.
, with Md. and lH*l. It It. At Harrington with
A 11 14 R- At Seaford, with Oorcetter and
Itclaware R R. At Iielmar, with Kottern Shore
li. K-, and Wicomico nnd I'ucomoktR. R.
May JP~!y
H F KF..VVEY, HupertateodM
I
SPRING Î SPRING! SPRING!
j
SCOWDRICK & COCHRAN
HE now opening
A
usually large and
Handsome Stock of Spring tJocds. com
prising all the lateat Style» of Spring and 8am
DRESS noons,
FAXcr <;oor>s,
am/ TUIMMIXOS,
DOMESTIC (ioni)S,
j CASS! MERS and CO A TJ.VdS,
COTTO.XADES, J.IXEXS, Jrr
j
A Full Line of Mens' Kina
CALF HOOTS AND GAITERS,
LADIES' lll'TTUNRD sud LAC* p4J7KIU4,
Direct from the Mauafactur«r < $
IIAKD-WAKE. Ui'KENS-WARR.
Groceries and Provisions,
All of which wm would rr*peetfu!lj eall th« at
tention of the Dublin U-fore making roar spring
purchase» Respectfully, kt
SCOWDRICK k COCHRAN
April 27—tf
VALI ABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE ! ! !
CPIIB andtrtigned, as on« of th« heirs of Rieh
' ard J. Foard, will sell at privat« sal«, lb«
farm $itaste<l on Bohemia Manor, adioiniag tk«
village of St. Augustine, Cecil Co. Md.
Containing 100 Acres,
more or ie»». This is the finest farm on th«
Manor; i* under a high »late of cultivation, titer«
tl there is no belie»
i l«n l in liir Sial- Tlirr» i. s Ihriring votiu,
; IV., I, Orrhsr-I ..f J.50U tree., in full l-snsg
Tb« farm lies within C miles Middletown, and
, h | lin < j ,, f , brM|KnU ,. Ci, v . ronraniaal to .
church**» fa»»t«*Hee, blacksmith »hop» i
steauifHiat.T a,i 1 rxilro.ids
For terms and particulars applv to
J. fl. FOARD,
Mid.llrluwr, Del.
i.
«t« iuml u|N»n it.
Frb 10—tf
TUONAN NANNKY. JR.
CLOCK AM) WATCH «AKER,
Matsi «tree!, neat 4nor U» National Haul
Niddlrtown. Delaware
&
t fLoC'KS, Watches. Jewelry, kc.
* promptly re pa red.
Always on hand ami for sale. Clocks, Watches,
Plated Ware, Forks, S|MHin», Silver Napkin
Bings, Silver Thimbles, Salt, .Sugar and Tea
spoons, Butter Knives, Gold Bren*t-Pius, Kar
Rings, Finger-Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Watch
Chains, Watch Keys, Key Bings, .Steel Watch
Chains, kc.
neatly and
AtiKNT roa
Dr Vixxr s SPECTACLES
Dac. 13—tf.
J. HERMANN'S
Nnmt*alal. Narbl* Works,
rararr Datewara aa* lalaa Mrrats,
NEW CASTLE, DEL.
Monuments, Marble and Enameled
Slate Mantels,
Faraished at short notice, k on resuonabl«t«rms
». ». naavix, rmiir x. cuix, axna*« xi.uana
Rapt. 4—tf
M. E. DICKSON,
No. 134 SOUTH EIGHTH miET,
WATCHES AND JBWRLBT,
SOLID RTIRLIKO
Stlrer and Plated Ware
Rttltabl* for Holiday Frasants.
N. B —Cioa u li r llaarf I» Kt. Wmldlag Mag*
Gold, Bllrar snd 8ml Bpitta ela* to nit *||
agra. .... .....
D*c. «•— tf
TO TUB PUBLIC.
Tizstzjr"'" *!«**"*
Largo aai Woll-Soloote^ ßtmk sf
GOODS,
OeaaUtiag la part af
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS,
Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
Qwaaa awan , Wood aad Wlllww Warn, Martha^
FISft, MEATS, Ao,
FUST 0 LAS 8 OOUNTRT STUBS,
All af which hate been arlected with *
can, aad will ha
BOLD AT PRICKS;
IS ACCORDANCE WITH ?ljjl
(live a* a rail before pnrchailag cite where
NO CHARGK
for snowiNo qop5>&
Charlpp Tntman Jr,
MIDpj.KTOWN, DM,
apr. »—if
FRANCIS DUOGAJf.
St. Georges, Del.
M AN 1 :» ACTURBIl OF
CARRIAGES
Of ALL KINW.
Repairing done in a neat and suLsUrâUal mat*
Patronage iulicited. and fntiifiictioc gtturan
Jua. 7—ly.
I.
teed
LUMBER & HARDWARE.
J. B. FENIMORE & CO.
Orrotir* vat Dxr,:r,
MIDDLETOWN, 1>K LAW .Mils.
DBAt.BRB IB ALL Kiv:>| c;
Lumber and Hardware,
HKII KS, I.IMK, HAH!, SASH, IwnilLS, III.INDH
MOIILDINU8, PAINTS, OIW,
GLASS, ETC. ETC.
C«r*tactly ou haud all kladi o I
Building Material.
January 15—if
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J. !'. iHirolfTRE,
» 1 ST lA-tf 4!» Mark.t »( Wilmiogtun, Dal.
F. D. BROWN,
St fCrjBn* to
IIROW!« * UA^lüHt«,
taeoMTiuia or
FISB BRANDIES, WINKS, (JINS, *r.
A,4P PVAI.XDS IX
RVE WHEAT, A}>D BOIRUUN WHIffl||T,
kV 1! South ftlh Slrral, Philadelphia.
Jan » -jr
THOMAS ni PI V, !
3 37 SOUTH 8E(X)ND STREET, !
r. Abor. riwslnat, Es» Sid., I'bilsdrinhis, 2
< H'uuid call llw sllaaiiun of Ihnw « iab- r
ing to |iurrhasr Car|>riings, to liia lara»
X and choicr line of Foreign sad Domrau«, 1 »)
H both io trillion to qnalitin aa «nil *»'t
? •tftlra- Alao Oil riotha, Mattlnra Ruga, 1 O'
" «.ita, Stair Ro.1,, Ac. Ac. at tja ibveati *1
" caah priera. j a
. N.B.—J. Srvwxar Dxrrr Is rar at 333 S. *
J *nd 8t. hut ii «ilk ThiStflas
tept », lAJI--3mf—*. -
FOR SALE.
T IIR choice from two pair« of mule«._
pair seven and eight year« old, 18 hand«
high. The other 5 ream old and nearly IA hand»
high. Both well broken and guaranteed. »
On«
S r. 0RUN,
diatom, Nj
Jana 8—tf.
SR. THOMAjJ ß. GILPIN,
Imau af tha Pc^a,lnali CeSIge
*
H aving io«ttd ta MMdtatowa, Md tu
oEM* W* |irnft**li**l *errite* ta «a palÎHr.
rarjrwraï
Lockwood Apply -
March l»-tf

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