Clayton herald., July 24, 1869, Image 3

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IS FOBUflHKD EVERY SATURDAY BY
Mr*. R. H. MoCOlVAUGHY,
EDITRESS AND PROPRIETRESS.
CLAYTON, DEL.
THE HERALD will be furnished to subscri
bers at $2 per year, invariably In advance.
Rates of Advertising.
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, an
GIRARD'S SECRET.
shrewder
Stephen Girard, than whom
business man ever lived, used to suy in bis
0, W
always considered advertising
liberally and long to be the great medium of
success in business, and the prelude to
wealth. And I have made it an invariable
rule, too, to advertise in the dullest as well
the busiest season, long experience hav
ing taught me that money thus spent is well
laid out; as by keeping my business con
tinually before the public it has secured me
many sales that I would otherwise huv
i«»st."
£MiaI.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD!
LONDON -
BLOOD PANACEA.
The Great Alterative and Blood'Purifier.
Fertile
Evil, Cutaneous Diseases. Ery
sipelas, Boils, Pimples, an«t
Blotches on the Face, Sore
Ik. Eyes, Yellow Jaundice, Whits
Swellings, Mercurial Dis
eases, General Dedilitt, Tal
WmH piTATioN >in«l Fluttering at the
MmE Heart, Consumption, Asthma,
~* IJ Stphilis an*l Syphilitic AfVkc
tions, Bladder and Kidney Dis
eases, Gravel, Dropsy, Dyspep
of Scrofula or King's
LONDON
I 8Ia,Li v er Com p l a i n t, Sick
BLOOD] Headache, Female Complaints,
kc. To the broken down female it
n k li a ft- r 0 K ivc * ,,fe und energy by restoring
iANAClAh the lost powers of nature. Persons
0 all weakness and lassitude, by
1 — ——— fl in(ç the PANACEA
stored to perfect health, bloom and
Bi'IK8i iM * | K ur ' Tr ) ,lt -
»-- Bi i mm iiiiiai iJ ii i w prij . e Per BoMle .
S. -A.. FOUTZ,
Manufacturer «ntl Proprietor,
BALTIMORE, MD.
For *alo by druggists aud storekeepers throughout
the United Stated.
FOR SALE BY
G. IF- MACLARY,
Clayton. Delaware.
$ca> guUiirti,«emc»ts.
CORNS !
CORNS ! !
EDWARD GREWER
C: -■» 8
CLAYTON, DELAWARE.
Will operate
Co rns,
Bunions,
MOLE« without causing the least pain at
the time of operating or after, but gives im
mediate relief. He will call at the residence
of those afflicted If tlioy desire. Credentials
furnished from former patient« who fully at
test to his ability in effecting a permanent
of these troublesome plagues.
Ü^OfKiciä Hours: from 0 lo 0 o'clock eve
ry evening. •
Juu-20-Oö-tf.
A GOOD THING!
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS, HO
TEL«, BANKS, OFFICES, «fcc.
THE PATENT WIRE
Will fit
light, screen from view
Mosquitoes
dealers in IIouse-Funiishing Goods.
The Adjustable Window Screen Co.
80LK MANUFACTURKHS,
<125 Market Ntrect, Rliiladelpliia.
Juiy-17-'(i!)-3m.
y window, give ventilation and
d exclude Flies,
sale by
d other insects. F
BAUGH 3 S
RAW BONE
SDPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
MARK
> I
STANDARD WARRANTED.
Wo offer to Farmers, tho present Fall sea
son, BAUGH'« RAW BONE HUPER PHOS
PHATE OF LIME
being highly improve«!.
Baugh's Haw Bone Huper Phosphate Is.
its liuinc Indicates,
Raw Bones in Oll o
prepared by dissolving
f Vltrol—that is, Bonos
that have not been deprived of their organic
matter—the grease and glue—by burning
baking. It, therefore, presents to tlie_ .
the Farmers all the valuable properties «>f
Raw Bones in a highly concentrated form
rendering it at once quick in uctiou and ve
ry permanent.
• • !
49**Farmers are recommended to purchase
of the dealer located in their neighbor hood.
In sections where no dealer is yet establish
ed, t-h« PHOSPHATE may bo pnx-ured di
rectly from the undersigned.
BAUGH & SONS,
MANUFACTURERS,
Office, No. 20 So. Delaware Avenue,
Philadelphia,
July-17-3m.
.Indian outrages continue to bo re
ported from the plains. A party of Si
«»iix and Cheyennes attnekod the Scan
dinavain Colony, near Lake Hibly, on
iho20inst., killing five of the settlers.
The Indians carried off 300 mules from
Sheridan on Friday, wound ng two
Mexicans.
..The Treasury has issued $50,000
worth of new ten-cent and $1,800 worth
of new fifteen-cent fractional currenc}'.
The new twenty-five and fifty-cent cur
rency will probably not be issued be
fore the first of Aug jst.
.The Internal Revenue Bureau has
re ; i . od information of th«* sizure of
eight illicit dint lleries in Wake county,
North Carolina. There are twenty five
or thirty more distilleries in that section.
The collector says the liquor is consutn
iu the vicinity of the distilleries.
.The following intoxicating toast was
offe erl bv a Mr. Stearns, at a late festi
val given to the National Division of the
Sons of Temperance at Washington:
'•Worn n—more beautiful than flowers,
more delioi ms than strawberries and
ere» m ; tho purest spirit of the nge—she
is far more intoxicating than wine; we
lovo lier and she cannot help herself."
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$pur ghlwtlsntuntjj.
Engle, Rothermel & Co.,
SHIPPERS A DEALERS IN
SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION WHARVES
WINDMILL ISLAND, DELAWARE
RIVER, OPPOSITE LOMBARD
STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
rkvxmnva J 103 WALNUT STREET.
OFFICES, I 308 SOUTH DEL. AVENUE.
N . B.—Coal supplied by vessel in large or
snial l quantities, in lots to suit purchasers.
ap-10-öm.
DELAWARE
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PAID IN CAPITAL,
«joo 9 ooo 9 oo
JOHN P. McLEAR, President.
GEO. W. STONE, Vice President,
M. M. CHILD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS :
Ramuel Bancroft, Jr.
Kd. Brlngiiurst, Jr.
Will. O.'Gibbons,
George NV. Stone,
Jno, V. RI ce,
W. H. Swift.
John P. Mel,ear,
William Bush.
Tli os I). Webb,
Wllliu
George W. Bush,
William S. Hiles,
Canhy,
This Company offers unusual advantages :
1st. It is a Home Company ; your money is
not earricil out of the Stute and forever with
drawn from you.
2nd.—Its rates are from 2) to 30 par cent.
lower than those of any other Mutual Li/e
aurance Company in the world.
3rd.—Its investments are made exclusive
ly with policy holders, iu tlio same manner
exactly of Building Loan Associations.
4tli—All its policies ure non-forfeiting from
tlie first payment.
5th.—It insures Railroad men and others,
In hazardous occupations, without extra
cost. Besides other advantages tlmt will be
fully expluined upon application to its
agents.
In -
THOMAS STORY, Traveling Agent.
Address—Smyrna, Del.
Medical Examiners.—Tit. Tt. H. W. IIIrons,
Smyrna; Dr. Thomas II. Green, Clayton.
July-3-0m.
PEACHES! PEACHES!!
PEACHES!!!
GASH! CASH ! !
The subscriber, who lias been engaged in
the Peach Business at (.'layton, Del., tor six
years, in connection with tin* long estab
lished, well-known, solid and reliable firm
Ml
REEVE«, MtOWY A WEAR r .
Peach G
vor lost a dollar, now changed tp
REEVE.«, BROUN A VAXWLYKI.E'
Shipper lias
By whom
•or
And by the slight change in the name of tlie
firm, still stronger, financially, than ever
before^hereby Informs the
PEACH GROWERS Sc SHIPPERS
in general that he will have every day «lur
ing tho peach season three peach ears at
Clayton and two pencil cars at Sassafie
sta t ion, which Will be manifested to
REEVE«, RltOXVN A VAN WICKLE,
Pint In* will prepay the freight on nil penches
shipped in these ears, or if the parties, when
thoy bring their peaches, prêter selling to
shipping he will always be prepared to buy
them
AND PAY TDK CASH
ror them as soon as they aro dellevered In
\s, and Unit ho will pay for all peach
the
returned.
GEORGE WHITLOCK.
. Ret.
4'ift.V
ICE CREAM ! ! !
OFEisriisra
OF THE
UTew
milE subscriber would respectively
X nounce to bis worthy patrons and the
public in general that lie has opened to-day
place of business on
TSÆ-A-IlSr STREET,
(Opposite SMYRNA BANK,)
Where he will be prepared to furnish any
thing In ids line of business at lower rates
than ever before. Everything in his power
will be used to make this the very place for
ALL. Thankful for past patronage, he will
strive to merit a continuance of the same.
JOHN W. FLICK,
BAKER AND C0NFECTI0NEER
MAIN «TUEET, OPPOSITE BANK,
SMYRNA, DEL.
Junc-2t)-tf.
Walter McMullen,
jm
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
COMMERCE ST.,
SMYRNA, DEL.
Having estai ilislied i»i ('
tree Ht roct
Repository, opposite, the depot, will oiler
large assortment of
.
«>f
CARRIAGES
Of the latest styles,such as Top Buggies. Ger
mantown Wagons, Jenny Linds. Goal-Box
Buggies, at reduced prices. Also a choice
sortaient of second-hand carriages
• !
AT COST.^^S
would call your attention to the fact timt I
•ed tlie services of both First-Class
Wood-Workers, and Painters, and using
none save the
have s<*
11E8T 3IATEUIAL,
I feel confident of giving entire satisfaction
to all wlio
ago. 4'è-Per
my Carriages,
spare to call 011
by informing
shown them «
y fttv
with their patron
•lesiring to examine any of
rho have not tlie time to
ae at my place of business,
of tho fact by letter, will be
their premises free of charge.
of
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
July 3-tf.
walteb McMullen,
, Del.
»mi
JOY, COE & CO.,
PUBLISHERS' AGENTS
"TRIBUNE" BUILDINGS,
NEW YORK
Aro authorized to contract for advertis
ing in our paper.
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H. C. BOlCiLASS,
DEALER IN
GRAIN, LIME, &C.,
Olpyton, Delaware.
.-...There is a lady in Sutton, New
York, who was married at twelve years
of age, who is tho mother ol six children
weighs 210 pounds, and is "fair, fat and
f >rty."
gnvdrit, &f.
Splendid Assortment
AT
THE NEW JEWELRY STORE.
Fine Gold watches, plain or enameled for
ladies. Gentlemen's tine Gold and Silver
American and English Watches, elegant
Leotine and Chulemino Chains. Fine
Hortmenl ol'Ladles' Rich Gobi Setts, Ladles'
...id Gentlemen's Fine Brooches. Fine lrtk
Plain Gold Rings, Seal and Fancy Rings,
Gold Spectacles, Fine Gold Pens, with Tele
scopic Cases, beautiful selection of Sleeve
Buttons, Children's Armlets, Masonic and
Odd Fellows' Emblematic Plus, Fine Watch
Keys and Chains Bracelets, Neck Chains,
Ac., Silver Plated Ware, Flue Castors, Berry
Dishes, Water Pitchers, Butter Stands,
Cream Pitchers. Sugar Stands, Card & Coko
Baskets, Individual Suits, Fille Napkin
Rings, Handsome Goblets, Tabic and Tea
spoons, Butter Knives, Ac., Ac. A very bcau
iful stock of
CLOOKIS
Fine French Clocks, very handsome; Seth
Thomas' unrivalled American Clocks. We
buy iioue we cuunot guarantee.
JW cbV
All kinds of Notions, bestHcissors, Itn/.or»,
Soaps, Perfumery, Pencils, Fountai
re invited to call. All goods war
represented when sold.
i ■- i na «*,
I '
Ac. All
runted
We ore glad to bo able to say that we have
repaired, «luring the past year, watches for
most of tlio citizens. Ask any busine
where you can get them properly repaired.
We warrant all our work 1«
s
get your watches properly
N. B.-Y
•paired by calling at the
r Jewelry Htorr,
He warrants all work for one y
Feb-27-ly.
>
.T. V. SMITH,
Opposite Bunk,
Smyrna, Del.
MORO PHILLIPS
OUNUIKE IjIPKOVED
Super Phosphate of Lime.
STANDARD GUARANTEED
For sale at Manufacturers'
Depots,
NO. 27 XORTII F 15 ONT ST.,
Plillndelplila,
AND
Ab. 0.» South Street , Ilaltlmore.
And by Dealers in general throughout the
Country.
The SOMiHtEHO GL AXO, of
which Mono PHILLIPS PIIOS
PIIATE Is and always lius been manu
factured, (an«l of which he has solo lontrol
for the United .States,) contains fifty per
cent, more Bono Phosphate than Raw Bone,
therefore It is more durable.
A large percentage is Soluble, and will lm
ediately yield its nourishment.
The Ammonia it contains is pure and rea
dy to yield its value—not animal matter, ca
pable of yielding its ammonia after deeom
posKionin the
Nothing Is spared In its mnnufi'*tu$e to
render it the most valuable Saper Phosphate
uml Crop Produce r in the market.
Eight years' experience ha.s proved to the
farmer tliat it Is durable an«l can always he
In quality;
died on
unifo
id the nu
rous unsolicited testimonials continual
l.v received of its use In competition with
other Fertilizers, fully attests that ithus nog
been excelled.
Price, Ç5« per ton of 2,Quo lbs. Discount to
dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
R«>le Proprietor and Manufacturer.
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Dr. W. H. Whitmor
lias been in successful practice Tor n mim
ber of years, with tlio experience of the dif
ferent Hospitals in Europe and America—
Army and H
American
professional eases at ills office,
spital Huigeon during tlio late
, continues to attend to all
No. 928 Filbert St. Philadelphia.
No Patent Medicines nre used or
mended; the remedies administered
those which will not break down theconsti
tntion. but renovate Hie system from all in
juries it has sustained from
ciues, and leave the system lu a healthy and
perfectly cured condi tiefn.
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insni'siA,
tliat distfcssilig disease ami f«*ll destroy
liealtli and liappin«'ss, undermining thee
stitution aud yearly carrying thousands to
untimely graves, can most emphatically be
cured.
MELANCHOLY, A R BE RATION,
tliat state of alienation and weakness of tlie
*ndeis persons incapable of
enjoying the pleasures of performing
duties of life.
er of
I ml which
the
RlIEUMATimM
in any form or condition, chronic
wari'untcd curable.
acute,
EPILEPSY,
or falling sickness, all chronic or stubborn
cases of
FEMALE IMSIiSIS
radically removed; Salt Rlieum am] every
description of ulcerations ; Piles and scrofu
lous diseases which have hafibnl ali previous
medical skill, cun bo cured by my treatment;
and I «lo suy all diseases, (.ves Consumimton)
can be cured by wearing my Medicated Jack
et, which is a protection to the lungs against
all changes of weather, in all climates.—
Having Investigated for years the cause und
chnntcïcr of Intermittents (fever and ague)
in all parts of tho United «tûtes, will core
permanently all el ironic or acute cases of
ague and nervous diseases in a few days.
Cancer 1'urcil Without the Knife, or
Drawing
Tape Worm, that dread to the human fam
ily foi y ears, can bo removed with two or
three dost*« of my newly discovered remedy
warranted in all cases. Consultation in tlie
English or German iauguages. Will make
visits any distance lr «lesired. May !>o ad
dressed by letter (confidentially) and me«li
clnc sent with proper dire«;lions to any part
of the country.
Omce y JVY». Aï/fcrrf Ht. PHlodrlphln.
June ary 23, I860.—ly
piiscellanfows.
RAILINGS
and VERANDAS,
of
Hj
In
OF ANY DESCRIPTION
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AT
JOHN MANZ'H,
CORNER TATNAL & WATER STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DLL.
CEMETERY LOIS ENCLOSED,
Jan 2 '09-ly
4 B B0%
GRE '
VAEIETY STORE,
506
MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
THE LARGEST VARIETY Off UOU8EIIOI.D
GOODS IN
DELAWARE,
CONSISTING OF
TRIMMINGS, CARPETS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, CROCKERY WARE, GLASS
WARE, TIN-WARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
BRIT A NIA SPOONS, BRUSHES, UM
BRELLAS, POCKET BOOKS, and a gener
al assortment of Household Gooils too
mfcrous to mention, which we guarantee
low In price and quality.
Don't forget to eall at the GREAT VA
RIETY STORE.
50«
JanlO-ly
MARKET STKIKT,
Tinware auâ Superior Stove Store.
MATl.KKT STHKET,
(BETWEEN COMMERCÉ iSni ÉTIIOOIST.)
SMYRNA, DELAV/ARE.
j. O. BKISfTO.V, Proprietor.
I seldom advertise. I have thought, that
my stock of goods on band would be tho best,
recoiumendutlon. Of cours«: I have
sliari* of patronage, and will not complain.—
But the times aro changed. The
■ population of Kent 1» rapidly In
^ creasing, as well as our neighbors
of New Castle ami the adjoining
counties of Maryland. To obtain
more patronage, we must advertise
—everybody reads—the county newspapers
tell where to obtain cheap ami durable ware,
«Se. Mv Store is located atthealmvo place,
where Ï can sell stoves thatc
cd In point of beauty and practical
economy in fuel in the country, and at low
er rules. It Is unnecessary to giw a minute
description, suffice it to suy that the follow
ing comprises a portion of the best, nutti.
of coal and wood burners:—The Quaker ('
Barley Hhenf, Niagara, The PhilliunG
plete. Orientals, Morning Glory. I tell ou tors
of all descriptions, Purlor«tove
Tlie present year I Intend todevote my at
tention to Rooting, Gutturinguml «pouting
and only will have in my employ the best
inoehanies. Arcliitects und Builders who
intend to build houses the present year
a call.
J. G BR INTON.
!<•
the excel 1
!
Ü -
ity.
Ac.
•ould «io well to give
juii23 ly
GREAT REDUCTION
1 \
JàJatcte and Jewelry,^
1
229 Market Street. Wilmington. Del
GENT«' WATCHES;
Amer. Move. Hilver Hunt. Case, 820 to 510'
Swiss do do do il«> ftl i t«j 5 :0
do do 8100 to 8.301)
do do ÖÜ0 to 82 0
LADIES' WATCHES:
Amer. Move. Gobi Hunt. Cose, 8ROto$no
HwIhh «lo d«> do do 823 to $123
Also, n large afsortment of
JEWELRY, 00L0 AND 8B.YER 8. Ö S0TACLE3,
Gold Pens, Gold
Table Put lory, a
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Of latest patterns, and a nice assortment of
Clocks, &«*., which I will sell at greatly re
duced prices.
Gold
Amer.
do
Swiss " do
-1
«1 Gutta Percha Pencils,
-Ine assortment of
la 11
11EPAIRIN G
Of n 11 Ki nds of Watches and Je we ry prompt
ly executed at reasonable prices.
( . J. BUSH,
No. 22D Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
dec 19- lv
BARLOW'S
■ 3 f*,*»
Is the «•lienpest niul best article in the mar
ket for blueing ehithes. It <tu«*s not c
any ael«i. It will nut injure tho finest fab
ric. It is put up nt
WILTBEHGEH'S DRUG «TORE,
No. 233 North Hecond «tri-et, Philadelphia,
ami for sale by most of the Grocers and
Inelms both Barlow's
• son tho label; all
tai
Druggists. The gen
und \Vilti»kh(;i:k\s
others
J COUNTEUFKir.
Harlow's Blue
Will colei* more water than four times the
same weight of Indigo,
Muy-l-'0t)-ly.
rp(J MILLINER« AND COUNTRY STORE
L KEEPER«, AT
E- HIDLEY'S
in Tim
JOHIIING ROOM«,
Ui* Staiiw,
•111 find the Largest Stock of Milli
d Straw Goods in this Cltv, aud
lion of bargains not tobe found elsewhere.
We eut lengths nt Piece Price».. Buy
Sell for Cash.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
309,322,311J^Grand, and Htt.iw, 70 Allen Sts.,
COHNÜR «TORE,
Fifth Block ICast from the Bowery,
Nkw York City,
I 1 irst and Second Floors.—Retail.
Third Floor.—Wholesale exclusively.
Mayl-3m.
Yc
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A very nli-e farm containing 1(12 acres, î
Ivcnt comity, Md., of which 122 acres mv In
high state of cultivation, ami 40
w«MKi, all well fenced. There is a peach ami
IlPlo ordlmnl on tho premises, in full bear
ing. 1 his farm is one mile from Millington,
a thriving town: one mile from t'liurelics,
Schools and Mills; and one mil«: fro
depot. There is agood frame dwelling «Ox
29- '("d out buildings ample for use of farm.
I ids is a very desirable farm. Price moderate
and ter
R. 11.
ry easy.
Also, a nice little farm containing53 acres,
adjoining tlie above, with an abundance ot
Peaches, Pears, Ae. Is well watered, with
well or excellent water in the yard. Tin*
two farms will he sold either separately o
together. For furl lier particulars, apply I«
E. J. Turner, on the premises,or
A. McCONAUGHY,
.'—.unis on. Del
FOB SALE!
A splendid farm of 3()(i acres in Cecil co. t
Md oi high rolling land, b^autiftilly and
healthfully situated, with a commanding
view of all the suri'otimling country, Imme
diately adjoining tlie thriving tow»» of Ches
apeake city, at the mouth of tho Dcluw
and Chesapeake canal, within 2<)0 vi
ch'Jnvlifs, schools, stores, blacks
yrutwi wrighta, and machine shops ;
ly communication with Phihu/chfl
Baltimore, by steamers and sail vessels and
is within u short drive of two Ituih «m'ds • lias
on it a good dwelling house, and good out
buildings uml 7000 peach trees a part ol
whh-h are now bearing and Is enclosed and
divided into fields, will» good fencing ami
hedges ; two-thirds of tills farm is boidore
by navigable
Is of
iths,
has tlul
lia
1
rater, by which flu* owner
has his lime and other fertilizers delivered
on the farm, ami ships his grain ami ix'ach
es. As tills farm atljoius the town a large
portion of it can be sold off for building hits
which arc now selling from id to ÿs pel- foot..
A very desirable property offering an excel
lent opportunity for profitable investment
•c »30, OU0, Terms verv easy. Ry
A', MrCGNAUGHY,
Real Kktatk aoknt.
rrh
Clayon, Del
gloves and S&inwtare,
Middletown Stove House.
s. w, Hono rs.
Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends
of Middletown and surrounding country,
jf« that the liberal patronage he lias
Hj KEL received has induced him to offer to
EV'" TJ the public tlio greatest variety,
IBtagakWi'st selected stock of Stoves, botii
npPSI ,coking and Heating, ever offeicd
In Middletown, and at price!* that cannot
». Among the assortment
fall to pie
the following
COOK STOVES.
NIAGARA, NOBLE COOK, MON I OR
WM. VENN, CORA I. COOK, LEUiatf,
and others made in the city.
PARLOR STOVES.
BRILLIANT
DEW DROP
GAS BURNING BASE,
UNION AIR TIGHT,
OUR PARLOR,
GEM,
Also, SEXTON'S PARLOR HEATERS,
of all kinds suitable f«>r Stores, Of
fices, Bar-rooms, an«. School Houses.
Also, the Morning Glory ami the Oriental,
both unsurpassed In beauty and efllcieucy.
They can bo »ecu in operation at the store of
the proprietor.
All sizes of Bar-room Stov
Stoves repaired at short notice.
Old Stoves taken in exchange.
Ktov
aud Ten Plato
• at. wholesale and retail. *£31
«•Tin W
1 workmen employed, I
'give satisfaction t « » all wlio favor
iculur attention
As I have practical
think I
; with their work.
paid to Roofing and Sp
ting.
s \V. ROBERTS.
Middletown, Sept. 12, lS08-tf
EIWIILM) SWAXTOX,
New Tinware and Stove Store,
Commerce SI., Smyrna, Del.
Tho subscriber, having taken tlio stand
formerly oeetipi«*«! by IL V. WeMon
Shoe Store, has commenced
fc tlie Sale und Manufacture of Tin
Lware, Japanned Ware, Fancy ( :1mm
■ her He*«. Lanterns, Ac., at City
Prices. Everything in the Tinware
hand anu made to order. A full
lino k«*pt
slock of
S TOVES,
Comprising all the best patterns, both W
and foal burners, Btovqs polished at short
notice.
Particular attention given to Roofing, Gut
tering and «pouting.
All kinds of Job work in bl» line promptly
attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed in
nil cases.
Intending to keep first-class articles, and
reive a lib
i
ork, he hopes to
do first-e!
SWAN'
oral tml rouage,
a p-5-1 y
i, Del.
«t.,«myr
Common
Ural (Blaff.
W ANTED !
la DELA W AKE
suul JIIRYI.AXI).
LARGE
ÆttN
r
•i^*] ;;;
AND
Bk
I ^-V' ■
«SMALL
:bt .a«» w 9
every «lescriptlon, to Hell; Mill Pro
perties, Town Properties ; aud Building
O p
Lots, dLc*.
having Properties to dispose of,
will tlmi it greatly to their advantage to
place them in my bands.
A. IHcConaughy,
Real Estate Br
Clayti
Peri
Del.
fold If
Over 20Ü.0Ö0 Acres
OF
LAND FOR SALE !
IN
Tl
.hi,
AND OTHER «TATEN.
Send Post-Stamp for
21. UIc'LiGI'JffUwBEl »
National Ileal Estato Gazette,'
INFOItSf ATIOX.
A.. MoCONAUGIIY,
OU OTJIKI
REA )j ESTATE BROKER,
Clayt
Delaware,
n,
P. S.-Mi
gin la L
pert les i
purchase, made
yarding Vir
•Ing of pro
mi ties desiring to
>1' our specialities.—
ies desiring to purchase there, c
«y by caliin
te information
I the *
Is givcm,
i«l «tale, for 1
g cm me, before looking fnr
|my3U-tf| A. McC.
furlie
REAL ESTATE
FOR
SALE A M EXOHAISE
?
A. McCONAUGHY,
Real Estate Broker,
CLAYTON, DEL.
Farn« liiinds,
Fruif Lands.
Truck Lau<l.«i.
«uitnblo foi* cither large or small Fruits.
Town Properties
and Building Lots, &c.
in Delaware.
J,nrge and Small Far
Bands in Ma ry land— eben p.
Lauds in Virginia—cheap
«ver 4000 Ac
ice—over SÜ00 Acres.
>ta—over 000 Acres.
ylvanla cheap.
( ( ..prier Mine In Texas,
puny—lias yield
newly discovered.
In T
Min
Also,.
to lease to a rt
cd 2000 il»s. of «
tensive
isponsihle c.
•e per day;
SPECIAL
To Persons wishing to dispose
of Property to Advantage.
Having
various vv
for the
ado extensive arrangements In
and having many advantages
•ptilalflu sale of pioperties, we feel
lustltieil in stating Hint those who have pro
•th*s to dispose of cannot «i«v
l»y placing them in our hands, our »mule ot
advertising, and extending information to
inquirers, is almost universal, and is
more advantageous than
hnv
y other
ever known of; therefore, persons de
siring to make profitable s:il«*s «u
phe iug their business in
ode
do
by
ham's.
Wcfjtiyand sel I, exchange, rent and collect
rents, and in fact give strict attention to all
the various brunches—combining the whole
definition ol Ileal Estate Brokern^.».
A. McCONAUGHY,
Real Estate Broker Clayton, Del.
jaul
BOOK-BINDING.
The subscribers having purchased tlie
Book Bindery of BOUGH MAN, THOMAS
<fc CO., Wilmington, Del., will continue the
badness of
BOOK-BINDING
A N i >
AT T1IK OI.l) STAND
No. 420 SKirLEY STKEET.
Blank Books Made to Ordei.
Paper, Bill-Heads «fcc., rilled to any Pat
tern, Old Hooks care frilly re-hotiml, Maga
zines, Musi«-, Pamphlets and Newspapers
bound at reasonable rates,
itHack numbers of Pei
»niera by mail nddrosaed
•et with prompt attention.
JOIINHTON A* nOGIA,
, , . 'A'ilmlngton, Del
•eive.lat tl»e Fla vinIIkualo
octlü
nod Irais supplied
1,1 ü fallow« wii:
Orders
Office.
Blacksmithing and Wheelwrightin»
In all tlie different brandies. Carriages re
__ pa I red, trimmed and
painted, pjn in or fan
Ti - e * v * »hiM ingornor
Vhw- LA- IL s«*s. Mainflacfuriiig
of, or Jobbing on all di.*seript ions of Farming
Implements prmnptly attended to at the
Simps on corner of i 'ointnerce an«. Delaware
GEO. \V. TU.C.H MAN. !
I
street, Smyr
oet17-1y
.
^ertitUrr*, &r.
Nature's tirent Best« îeé.
SOHEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL.
This medical preparation Is now offered to
reliable substitut
compounds
the publie
many worth lei
llood the market,, it Is purely ve
composed of various herbs, gathered fr
the great storehouse of
lor tl
rhieh
gotablo,
1 selected
wiih the utmost care. It is notrecommemi -
erl as a Cijrk All, but by its direct and sal
utary influence upon the Heart, Liver, Khl
heys, Lungs, Stomach and Bowel», it acts
both ns a preventative and cure for many ot
the diseases to which those organs nre sub
ject. It is a reliable Family Medicine, and
be taken by either infant or adult with
(tie same benetielul results. It is a certain,
prompt and speedy remedy for DIAR
RIIŒA, DYSENTERY, BOWEL COM
PLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, I.OWNEHS OF
SPIRITS, FAINTING«, STCK-HEAPACIIE
Ac. For CHILLS uni FEVERS of all kinds,
it is fir better and safer than quinine, with
out uny of its pernicious «ff'ets. It creates
powerful digester of
food, and will counteract the effects of liquor
in a few minutes.
an appetite, prov
rnEtwuF.n ry
JACOB 8CIIEET2, Sole Proprietor,
N. W. Cor. Fifth and Race Sts., PliiJad'a, Pi
«old by All Druggists.
r 17-ly
BOWER'S
Com plete Man ure,
MANUFACTURE]
1IENUY BOWER, CHEMIST,
PHILADELPHIA.
MADE FROM
UY
Supcr-Phosphato of Lime, Ammonia
and Potash.
EE FROM ADULTERATION.
.WARRANTED
This manure contains nil the elements to
produce large crops of all kpnls, and is high
ly reeommeuded by all who have used it,
also by distinguished Chemists who Jiave,
by analysis, tested Its qualities.
Packed in Hays of 203 lbs. Pack.
DIX.SOX, SHAH PRESS «fc CO.
SOLE AGENTS,
:j'J South Water and 40 South Del., Ave.,
PIIIL Y DELPHI A.
For Salt» bv WM. REYNOLDS,
79 South Street,
BALTIMORE, MD
A ml by dealers generally throughout the
country.
Jy is
TU'IIOI.AS GLATT,
N
Shot Gun. Riilc&FistoI Manufacturer,
{SMYRNA, DELAWARE
xperienro in the above business,
eu an n i>rfl*« *n l leesl il p i n Ger ma n y
*and v orkctl in tin:principal « s
3 yAT t:\blishim nt.-- iuEurouoand the
L'nited States, enables mo to
exeeutenll kinds of work in my
ml dis
, ..s < lieup ns can be tl«
1 1 would respectfully invite
dsb anything in my line
call. I have
hug«* assortment of all
My long
having sei
it!»
patch
elsewhere,
of business t«> giv«
staidly «
ivinds of doul/c and single barrelled SHOT
GUNS,
large assort
of the
hand
In ».'tin* best materials. Also, n
•id of UIFIT:« and PISToLs
ost inqcoved styles, («amu 1 tags,
•«1er Flasks, «hat Pouches, Water Pro 1
( 'artridges, l»ow«U*r, «hot, &e., which 1
11 at the lowest cash prb
NICHOLAS
Cap
.ATT.
Commerce St., next door below the Post Of
fice, Smyrna, Del.
et 17-1 y
y-cstiuirantsi, at.
JOSEPH T. WAITE
IIos nothing todowitli the cellar No. 23; Mar
ket St.,
«1 having sold it t«> Mr. Kell
lias
of Wafr
1 Market«ts., Wilmington, D«l.,
IW to see his pid friends
«I tlufpubJie in genoralt
OYHTKTIS
, .-i«l in «
/ ami PamiP
where
e will be !
ry style
suppliet
j„ uny part of tho city,
b.v tlio quart, hundred, or bushel, delivered
free of charge. Game in s«*ason.
M HAI-S at all hours, ut the low price of 30
cents. Country people coming In town, will
tlmi it a convenient, cheap and pleasant place
:
1
ml.
t and Transtent Boarders nc
4-27-1 f
eommoduted.
JO«. T. WAITE.
LUMBER !
A full stock of Building Lumber, consist
ing of White Pine Boards, I lank, i'l.-orii.u
and Hiding; Yellow Pine Joints, Hcantllng)
Stepping and Flooring; Hemlock J.flste
Scantling. Boards ami shingle Lath ; Spi.
Joints, .Scantling and flooring.
WHITE PINE A- CYPRES« SHINGLES
PLASTERING LATH PICKETS.
AND FENCE POSTS.
Also a large assortment of
Western Hardwood,
Consisting of
ASH,
HICKORY, Butter
4c., «fcr.
WAT,NUT,
CHERRY,
POPLAR
tt
.Suitable for (,'ahinot mal
Manufj
... . . Hi arrlago
e defy compelitiou in
make it a speciality,
made to yarded.
est. WJioJ.-snle and
ml «Icllvurcd «
Hurchv
A lihi
All 1.
1 disc
ilicr sold at Lr
Retail Cash prices.
Free of Clinrg«*.
W. R. Sc H. GAUSE,
CORN KU FRONT AM) WKST 8TR KETS,
•-14-'(i»-ly.
W I LM INGTON, DE r,.
1,0014 t° vorn i.MKu
The subscribe
'cold inform the general
publie that lie still continues to
date the Farmers in Wagons, Cans Phi
ft r-li llH,r .°ÎV 8 ' tx \ l,,!S ol '* »hind, on t lié cor;
ot otli and Broad st
ODESSA,
DEL.
After...
ing to ki
years, a ml seek
»W the w
:
flatters himself to give s,«t
' {»faction in his hiancli ol
25Lbusiness. All unlers shall
i >e n 1 1 ended t o w i H» » > r«
l"
of
«lorn Flow, which lie I
1 imintifuctui
to order at short nolle
rials winch he aim.
*ps coustantiv 01
all kinds of l'low
With good
I
d.
keep at all time-, m*
ohjedt is to give entire satisfaction. Rcnuir
ing «lone in Blueksinithing
wright ing wit hdespalcli. Thanking ids nu
n «mous friends fur past litieral pntrouugf.
in- hopes by strict attention to business, t.»
merit a coutJuuum «* of tin* same
septl2tf ' L. V. ASPRIL, (hiess
licl Wlaei
^
Del
yf
J. Stewart Depny,
y,
-
3
258 «outli Second Street. Above
Spruce, l'liilndclpliin,
5
a.
Now off«:rs
unusual assortment of
CARPET«,OIL CLOTH«, WINDOW
SHAD
so
, MATTINGS,
very reduced prices, t«> his friends
am! tho public.
•vc., dc„ at
£
PHOTOMMATURES,
Photographs, Ambrotypes,
—- VND— >
, -v—. -,—v -r-. -n vn-.-. l . . . _
FERREOTYPF.pl
Mar-27-lmos. sp'g-3falK
OF ALL SIZES AND IN ALL STYLES,
-ALSO,
Copies .trade of Jtta^uerrentyp,». Ambre
tppe*. En/rroten *•> <Jr other N 'orkg
of Art. at the
NEW GALLERY,
«TBEET.
COM MERCK
(npposrn nu. drh.t,)
fIMYRXA, DELAWARE.
ANT)
.IV
EDWARDS & HINES,
VIEWS TAKEN OK nuir.MNOS
t.AN: SCAl'KH.
nvy I tf
ical ëstatf.
Delaware Lands
FCR SALE.
A. McCONAUGHY,
REAL ESTAÏE BROXEF,
CX IYTOX, DLL.,
No' lit .
A farm containing lid acres, located on
the main road I dad in g from Smyrna, Del. to
Millington, and is only throe miles east of
the latter place, where the Depot of the
Kent «fc Queörr Anne's Railroad is now loca
ted. Improvements, a b tory -a ml-a-half
dwelling, with good abed kitchen, (ontain
mg lour rooitow, how and well wtf.
• • ». built. Grainery 10x24, n....
SJJi Stabling luxSO, new. All
JjLpnrt of the farm fronting main .-xJxam.
set in a large and thrifty hedge, uai
ancc is under good fencing. Co acre» are
cleared, ami bolancc set in flue chestnut ami
whit«: oak timber. The soil is well ndupted
to ell the usual crops, as well us to both large
tl small fruits, also, all kinds of trucks.—.
The sub-soil iN mostly red-clay. Price $5,500 ;
82,090 cash, ami bulanco lu yearly install-*
fuellts, to suit purefiuecr.
nun
No. Hi
containing 113 1-2 acres, tnöi*o or
, good yielding soi!. Buildings, a two
y Dwelling House, Barn, «tables. Corn
rlugoHouse, Meat House, Poult: y
lôiiOiu lu. I
&
A far
lc
stor;
Cribs, C
House, Ac., Ac. 2olM» pcacli tree
be
W«, bearing, IJ
Swi"! profitable,
«'{Si; just coining iii lull I
3"
Appl
i*»J
il
10:> dwarf pears. Just coming i..
u bearing. Sidi-soil of good quality.
1-0
andi land will be thrown Into
dug, id! ne
the b
F«»
post
1 luider
I
>tl state oi cultivation. F
5) to 00 bushels c
t«> 28 bushels wheat. Near nftvigabhi
clmol», churched, Ac.
or acre; one-half cash, bain
I, secured by bond and
diu
fr
?re, an
P«r
from
Price 1'wO dol
ÎUKjf
lars i
ter
No 15.
containing 105 i»cr«rs, more or !«
A far
rlthln 3 ml 1er of Smyrna, and lVa miles of
Clayton, where the depot is locati.d. Tins
soil is of splendid character, and undoiluht
with splendhl red clay sub-soil. The i
provements are a pretty good dwelling, u
carriage house,«tannery, corn- <f\
yJmimI crib, poultry house, Ac. A
I'll peach orchard, about 75 cholied**®
•jlLpoar troes.«lwurfnnd standard
all apple
of Wilson's Albany
» lu.pr.tty lair
anteod. I'rice,
l balance in ctiual
suit nurehuHer. '
CSV
::
hard. In bearing; tw
oMcrerf
sling strawberries;
ditlon. near title
f«
1.000: one-half cash,
ally in»ta'l
a line fruit und true
•nts t
well as grain.
No. 1«.
containing BÖO ae
A good two-sl
•itb kitchen attache«!. Out-buildings to
erabl«* good. 2300 chob
aWÎMl ncaclLtrees. I rear ol«l
in five ilehlfl
A far
y brick hous
•o 1« its.
and
ng
young
hedge all around (ii«-f->S
d both sides of Ian«*, JfT
in
n
trance. \2 acres in flue timber
Tin* soil is of the most do
, admirably adapted to tho
real crops, both large
.simili Units, truck. «G-., while tin* location
and lb«- lay of the land makes it one of tho
most desirable farms in Dolawaiv. Close 1«»
Railroad, schools, churches, mills, &e,->
Price and terms to be arranged.
mostly hick
strahle char
No. St).
Wy<
A farm ofK5 acres, 0 miles fl
ing near Magnolia,a thrivin;
ly nil el«-ared and in good statt
house, stable
*:ortabh*, sn
f cultivation
ml other out
pplo
good two st
II
buildin
haf»l,
thor fruits
ai 111 cent tor
fa
xo. «ft.
•s & II perc hes, 05 ae
A farm oflS
in go«i«l state
well fenee«l, i
, balance Limbe
six fields, good ne
I cult i vat I«
•ilI» kitchen Août houses
•ring«: house/Ac,
story In
10X30.
jiufortabte barn, stable, «
tr»Sw.
n iM-arin*, UI0 a
liter fruit in ahuiuh
lumily use, convenieiP. t
school «* it. R.station ut Wy
!»!0p«*a«*li trees i
ln*st varletli
•e !«.>
•liureh
ing Del.
: half iu.1 remaina
Price $1(0 per act
STo. «I.
A farm of 75 acres, with!
lutlon
lie of Mu.
Md. St Del. R.
•v«l«*l! or Ilalltow
her, balance
:
EM? ciea
slat
co«>«l
'uch&m b,
troeB, h few splendid apple
ul other fruit for family us«*. Build
d and fenced ami in
[>f cultivation 1000 |
m
II
1 r
«I inary. Tin
Prie«* 815 per acre. T«
a gr at barrai 11 in
1 to
lug:
his f:
No. 02.
A fa
of which .'Pi acres is embanked m«a«low divi
ded into 6 fields Hilda lot, with good Yen o
uml tu-dgeoinl in a good state«>f cultivation
has a large, n«»w, substantial frame dwell
ing 20x12 built of the best unite- w-tf 1
Ooo* rial und finished in tlie best
,Tv|! .!| nmnn.w from cellar to garret, Wj m kt
Jjtiiili- benutifiilly located, with a .5^
large lawn iu front, embellished
of »05 acres iu No
Castle Co.
ithever
Æ flowers, substantial burr
ring«' house, stable «te, ampl\
«>f apple
S ol«i. 2U
ns.siirubb
crib, <•
g re
ipneious I«
* of fi
, 3 ae
y best variety, M y
'•» Just in bearing, u1m«> super
«I Npiendld grapes in abnn
Boat wharf on
R. It. station, has
the farm, is con
ch, school, and stare, id bou
h s by pul lie ronds and
vlgUblo water and Isa very
trees of the
M
dance, is 1 mile ff«
Del. Bay, 0 miles fr
excellent vessel landing
Me
•nient to cl
mied
the third b.v
desirable »
l.ucA 01* about $70 per acre*.
Prie
Tei
-rll.«.0»cash, the remainder tn 8 e
qnal a
mal instalments of 81250each, with
enterest.
No. o:t.
of about 200 acre*, 3 mile s front
the Del. II.
•hools, mill. <fcr,
, ligood dwelling
house, out laiPilings and fences. Price î-i»
per acre. Tenns easy.
A l:
tue Uirivim; tow
of Clayton,
I :
.UVPlltl'Ut t:'cliUli'ht-s,
:
id
i.'hbnrlmod,
ill
-
No. 1)8.
of 125' a
• R. It.,
and rail timhci sufiich*ut for use of farm, «U
vich'd into i fields with iuirf« nclng,l.n«nri it
A far
fras station,
it ich is tire wo »d
Dcluw
ill
.
d I d»
r oJd.—
•h ti
•letiis 1 y.
1
•hicli is less than $
Ml,
«loll
» I
•I«*. '1
l ias, halfi-asli,
d b
« c in sour
equal annual installments with interest.
». 07 .
A "k
»all fun
of 50 net
of which 1(1 aero
lK
l. lias
n
* dwelling will» 5 1
hie, cur
lb,
! is !
miles I... ..
Iras station. Del. R. R.
he urruiigcd.
and 1 mile!
lTice :
.1 'ten
is to
No. 10;.
A fli-st-elf
Ing 11 aorei
Del. llailroi
t!
!
rt«l fruit form, eonfain
W.vanning,on tho
I »each t
.
fr«
d. I.a
dgtHXl. St»
iring, pears, cherri
One of tin* must.
dy. Prlco ÿ2,20o.
other fruits,
desirable pi:
-IIUll I III tl,
s in thee
No. 102.
A beautiful farm «if i:t.l
ami three
dies
fr«
Del. R. !
il
I into six fields. 10dO pu ae 11
' «flghborhood. on«
giiticn, wc SI t
trees ill he
:
mg
■tli mile fi
and school h
8Ü5UU.
!
I.
•ant; fui M. F. Oh
lood laiildings. Price
ms uccoiumodating.
cli
Very 1«
No. 105.
A farm of 12*2
mull
ncrcsln Kent C.
ilc from it. l'o.id
goo«I sti
vat ion, divided into I tides
ing, has a goo« I-ft a 1110 hous«
«•II, go«)«l substantial out buihlihgy
ty «»f. tli in, 10W
Mult
Dei., lien
dioii, Iu
I».
■It
horln
I, i
tc of cull I
i»h goo« I fen« -
10 by 31 with
•I I
•fold, small
Wirt
• iwrrh's
hard
ry li
hi
.
«I -
i rai trees
ins to lie :
it very tine pui
.
•ti SliUKMl.
Tnis Is a very doeir»
' 'l
angcil.
i ble jar
No. 10«.
A far
of 59 acres in Kent f'o w DoL. 2 miles
Moortoii Nlulioii Del.. H. R«m«|. Dwdl
»nt building, uml fem-ing o
Stfk«». Ten
able time.
11. g
s hull'casli, residue o
No. 10Ä
A far
Of 105 : e-os, 117
e» of
•liich I*
oral •!«* land, well le iced, ami is acres of woo«f
iaiul, beautifully situated atCiavtoh ImmkiU
sSSsSSSE"?'
«.oulESiif
ami 2000 two years nhl.clioice varieties. Tins
f* irm has ^»d eleven thouanml bnsiiets id
Hme Spread upon it «loving the l-r* fiv..;
years, am l lias a 11 been heavily nur\urvd.aii«i
is in a high state of cultivati ~
. There is a
[•»• rurnPng through the firm ;
to Church, school and Mill.—
stream of w
•cute
Price #H*Q00.' Ten
No. 10«.
A ftirm containing 175 acres of lr.n l, f >
acrc«ot which are wooillaml, the balance in
cultivation, under good fencing, situat' d 4
mile from Hiuyrnn,on the r«*al
Taylor s Bridge, in Ne
has had put u p
lwidii g t«>
* Castle Conn tv. rt
it, in the last two \ cars,
«1 five hutidr« <1 bushels « f.
-buildin > a 1 eamfert»«
bl«, dwelling hous«*. A be:.utiful lo«:aiioii.—
18 11 » ON, l'»rd of twenty fiv.ihun
drcHl»w
» Tc
li
oil
Price 8iu>p«r aero.
♦ a»y.