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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

The CRADDooK MURDER IN KENTucKY-SEY-
RRAL WEALTHY CITIZENS IMPLicATRD.-LouIs-
VILE, Nov. %, z. Mt will be remembered
that on the 10th of August, 1860, that Paschal
d. Craddock, who resided six miles from Louis
vile, on the Bardstown road, was found dead
q short distance from his residence. The
body had three shots in the thigh, one of the
balls passing through. 4 1e4R 40 eS a0A
None of these wounds could have caused
death. The neck was broken, and the facsand
head mutilated by hogs, the ears having been
eaten off. OraddoelS was on horseback when
was shot, he fell off his horse and broke his
neck. The horse was found standing by the
body. Two pieces of rope, having blood on
| them, were found near by. ,.,-t l3l ~
| The vardict of the jury was, that sCraddock
came to his death by violence There had
been three indictments pending against Grad
dock on charges of felony, but he had succeed
ed In continuing the trials on three different
terms of the Court. He was much feared in
the neighborheod, as it was alleged that he
| was connected with gang of counterteiters
| and horse thieves. He had been wealthy
man. A short time previous, meeting was
| held in Jefferson county, which was attended
by the most respectable citizens, at which reso-
| lutions were passed, demanding that Craddock
and two others leave Kentucky within six
months. ssi' l5& WIZ" NIf E, it."'
The time had just expired when he was kill
4 led. A negro was arrested on tho charge OF
killing him. An opinion was prevalent that
some of Crsddock's gang, (those who had
been associated with him, had slain him, fear
4 ing that when his trials took place they might
become involved. Others were under. the i'm
preston that the friends of those who had act
ed with Craddock, and were convicted 70 the
Penitentiary mainly on Craddock's evidence,
had committed the deed. I'll .tl.loii f4.s
The mystery is solved as follows 1 y
/ John Miller, of Bullitt county, whose char
acter is reported disreputable in Louisville,
yesterday gave himself up to the authorities
ceniessing that certain parties offered three
thousand dollars to any one who would put
Craddock through that he and eight Others
. accepted the bride, when the plot was made to
take Craddock's life. II ID lrtC, 1s.st . us4.
Five of the party lay in ambnsh--a cough
being the signal to fire at Craddock as he pass
ed by. Miller says he fired in the air. W ar
rants were issued for all the parties, several q
4 whom were arrested, including Col. Allen and
i brother, Austin Hubbard and Joe wright, Of
Bultt CO., stephen Baird, of Shelby county
and Fred. Hikes, OF Jefferson county. Others
are also implicated. Miller's story is not fully
credited.
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Ants Catholic Lecture

~ t'Je PROF. VI. X. FLAGG,
XNILLgivs anAntil Catholic Lecture Mt Odd Fellows
w Hall on Nv bDNE sDANi evening" Got. I'd, Door
open at clock-Lecture commence at IT,. Tickets 1
FLAQ0, VIII sing a number of Them laSorite Songa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

"A PLuNpRRER SHoF.--A few days ago a
large golden eagle was kllled near Lewisb1rg.
Va, while in the act of carrying Off a fine
turkey. A friend remarks, that being " Rols
den ssgle,'. 1t must be worth fully ten dollars;
but, we think, from Its attack upon " turkey
1t is a Russian eagle, which Is double, and
therefore worth twenty dollars.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03
FIRST WARD DRUG sTORE,

DRuGGIsT AND GHEMisF, y. W. CORNER
SHfss issH
SS: ssals sSI sa Give Sss S 81 se GIT
Cream Of Tartar, Soda and Saleratns.
a. sep RaSb sna &C.
Wrs6i,s, Jasns's, Ayers, Xndersons Les,s Pills.
nssaansm Paresofios Gods' dial, BaiemSus drops
Hsiowsyis Worm 6SaisoIiSas, Pea l.shqt yermiluge
bs B GoGss.s o. e.
Fever and Agae Antidote, warranted no cure, no pay
burning Fluid, Pine oil or camphne' and AIcohol fresh
At.shSusss " ~ hours, day and night,
NH az Ps 70 anss ma %
ate Every article warranted, and
bo returned If mot satisfactory. ~, nm ,pFp
SroGas saa s anu
sws1E aotrs 9Ptha,a S sore ey ts
tel galt rhspm gmPss, blotehes on the faoe all i'm
RRsP .ns SLoSp nyigorateths
ssa y9s aws ssess TRs
curative especially adapted % iuh these IMPORTANT
The ShNe and Tssyss e s ~
yoS mi tomaeS It's tonic and Alternative properties are
aaed Que 9f the chief this VALUABLE
not required as perfectly pure ma highly qonee9
es NV value wseressf ased Thse using b. opnse
as
a @ ss s
Ss % hf1e kps:SF s5S S sEsst streets and
Rssa. 6f @e Sas H Tl@sss sISs Del
d6hBt. and they d. ehs pay vislt
MI doing N lie shoe trade Boots bought
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GREAT dmRRDvEHHENTKw N NAsE ART
Hilotypes, Photographs, -6snbrotgess, b Prof.3c,
G. Dolly, hseelebrqfsd -arfist .jtom Eeio York
THE subsorber wishes to Hfrrnl thh tfsens of Wh
mngton and the vicinity that be aN enggged rooms
Rpes No " eSgs Gas NJ PEI e.
snbscribars intend making frat class ~ turn
ing work that cannot be Hpased here or elsewhere
for beauty durability and cheapnessi i. Z. la
Tia HlLOTYPEis the inost beautiful md pleasing
sy OF picture ever introduced p the pulie THIS I'm
pfuyement wpsnyanted by Pgof g, o. oty, ana ne 10
The only arr at that understands mas Ing then -
The IN PERIA u m PHOTOGRAPH, ulis is anew and
| Eravings much sought after. 80. -.
| AbtBROPYPES beautifully colered. superior 20 any
that have ever been made In ha oityi laIk R pny ~
cent equal to those that vii COST you 20 elHowhere
LErTEkIi PES lnr sending in lettefs TO any part o
the United Stntes or Europe free OF oearse,1
K MElAN EOFYPt;S only so cents. lsfge alge anil ee
perior any that has been made ~ towa Vat and ex
PICTURES inserted in Locke 8, Breast pins and hn
ger fings tho possible and on reasone-
Bile terms Oh Daguerreoty copied and faded onef
restored and made TO look as good as new ,-L,
We invite all give Gall and examine the speot
mems. Admission Tree Photograph yiqwa Of w aslng
| toms A ointment in New YORK, Sant ~ ioh9Aa HQle,
New York, niagara Falls. and a view OF ew fort
Prot. O O. Doty, am children taken in one second
nude this warranted net 70 fAde or blister
sOnt l-5mn. y LARKlN DOTfs PropIletors.
lsI IL " indqw Shades ailt osrs raj.
| Ell prices, att IL. SPRfNGER q Co. Ne 4. Ma1ke
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Houses ana Carriages to k1Ir'
. nv lnIIN lEIRIfNIAR THl

Ma. tfI Hf JOHN hlHhMAN.
Hg1Nk y THE UNDERSIGNED having s,c,gfs
49, szzR made OK tenalve additions to his tkkAA
ESf&@~fE3~ Btouk of Horses Carriages, &c., IA-1A
MN would respectfully inform the public that
prepared to furnish them with article hIs
ne tie est notice ind the most liberal terms
His carriages are by the best makers, and for style
aud nsh cannot bs surpassed by those of I'll charger
Trusting that the citizens Of w ilmngton will appreciate
his efforts to please, s9cits te,r Psfron
age. t,., t....s.. 49,. JOHN klkkMANt +
j, klRkM-AN would also takc this OPPORTUNITY 70 say
10 nerakes and Others that he has just had hn shed
ysTy hesntiiul and costly which makes hie "a
paced TO fill MI orders Their may favor hl with nj tn
shortest notice and on the most liberal ternls 81
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

WhF@5~a RsONS wishing 70 purchase a Maohine
Ad,Esy for making HOMMONY, are invited to call
md examine TINT Of the subserbers, ut Felps
nov in vention, warranted 10 do its work superior
manner, and is consequently super To any other ma
chine now in three feet cylinder will hull four
bushels our and take lh9 hull completely oa They
lated 10 be driven by the horse power used for tresng
naclnes Rights are also for SAFE Fnrnors and den
In this article invited to cn and Judge Tor them
I'm Z. .. ~ PlCkERiNGG WOODW AitD.
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BOOT & SHOE MAKER

- ANDTHIRD STKFEIS. N 7--lT- !
~ as WILMINHTUNt DELAWARE
= - THE subscriber informs his q
ass9 FRONTS and tie public generally sSzas+& zT#
sfN thai he continues business at has
EA uidstand in King Street where no IL prePnr
Esh ed TO make TO order Cork sole boots, Patent
e5Axss. Leather Roots, tump Boots, Kid Caters,
Congress Gniters and al the latest styl es 81
French and American Boots and Shoes, which lie will
warrant to be unsurpassed IN work and material.
Those wishing first article for winter wear are In
rito1 call. lie has had long experience the bus
and rs he il employing none but tue beat wprken
nd using good ltaral. he is TINT he san give
satisfaction. ~. ~. E. X. 4fl SANu fsls HALL.
N. % Mendug and repairing promptly Rttendedio.
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MOUNT VERNON HOUSE.

CHRISTIAN RR.4UCH, PROPRIETOR.
10 - THE subsuriher thankful Tor the patronage
z9ky/A heretofore EXTENDED would respectfully an
ks,liiss nuunpe 10 the pepple Of Wilmington and vi
SSaftE cinity that this IdyoIlte md popular esnb
h1aRiHfH lishneHt Is open, the Inferior of the
AveszszA building having undergone thorough repairs
the large rooms neatly painted and the walls
covered with tie latest and boautfu styles of paper
The public assured that every arrangement and
facility is aded for their comfort ind CONVENIENCE The
the business and will use his interchangeable exerlions
der his patrons aud guests comfortable. The bar will al
coutain the choicest liquors from the first importing
houses IL The Unqd states thsreiore all who desire pure
bar there will always be kepta plentiful supply Of superior
Lager Bier pronounced b competent judges 70 haysno
qnRl regards flavor and peagntnesa Of taste. lunch
win be geryed regularly every day Suqlay excePted
at 10 ocuok to customers In addition to the above here
will always kepa constant supply ~ Bread and Cheese
the sirctest order and decornIn will be observed.
CHRISTIAN KRAUCH, King St, near Fourth,
jnly l3-tf liu tf tsIf Wilmington, Del.
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-E0p- SXYE

- a5Aeres Of land within u miles Of Bennett
Essfg& Square in excellent order with good ludl
ls5Sfl ,ngs, fencing &e,, adjoining the Central Raj
n s1te Road now IN the entire of John Underwood
u desired II would be divided. there being Two houses
=, , .,i"' l5e Market street, Wilmington, DEL
An B,--Also spme wood lots near Old Blue Bali In
c9Lstlans Humid ed, all good Chesnut fencing tInbsf
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FARII EoR sALa.

90 A very fine graaing farm within miles oftl,s
TTHf7ff IA oty of Wilmington, conHinfn nj about $40
lfIiti Acres most fit well inproyedt with landing
L--AssA on the Clristiana and within mile Of Ran
Road station nearly 2ne halfoxcelent bahksd and
Improved meadow for Hayor grazing 200D Dung peaoh
trees with barn l32feetlonE, andthfee fran
and other building, Forterms and partioulsra,
Il Applyto SIG Nm. MeCAULLEY,
Oct is-tt a tsa Hst.ir Wiininstepe III.
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For the Delaware Republican



at time like the present, when Agricultural pros
ducts command sneh price, II would be we'll for the
consumer II prices could BIO essened at the idea Of
reduced prices the Agrieulturist becomes alarmed,
thinking that any reduction In the price OF his pro-
duce would lessen his prsas.
This would certainly be the result as things
are, but il we eunsder that prices may be greatly
lowered, and the farmer still better rewarded than
at present, there is nothing alarming In the idea Of
a reduction. How shall this be accomplished This
question We propose to answer by showing that tho
farmer may, by understanding his occupation, In
many cases with the same quantity Of land, and but
Farming f sroy scsnRc h PSid bis
has to depend upon natural laws, he should there
fore understand those laws If he suffers himself to
go blindy and gnorantly, he must expect to reap
the consequences Of his ignorance.
The continued existence OF oil living beings 10 de-
pendent on the reception Ly them OF certain sub
Stances, which applied 10 the nutrition OF their
frame An inquiry, therefore, into the conditions
which the life and growth OF living beings depend
involves the study Of those substances which serve
them ms nutriment, as we'll as the investigation OF
tho whence these substances are derived and
the changes which they undergo ia the process ofas
| Sanitation. t
and Inorganic kingdoms of nature. Inorganic mat.
affords food plants and they the other hind,
yield the means Of subsistence to animals. The cons
dltiOns necessary for animal and vegetable nutrition
essentially differsnt An animal requires for Its
develop and for sustenance OF its vital functions
certain GLASS of substances which can only be go n
Grated by organic beings possessed oflo. Although
many animals are entirely earniyerous, yet their
primary nutrment must he derived frem plants; fol
the animals upon which they subsist receive their
nourlshInent rem vegetable matter. But plants find
no nutritve material on y In organic substances, =
Hence great end OF vegetable life is to generate
matter adapted for the nutrition of animals out Of
aofganic substances, which are not lifted for this
purpose #5
The ultimate constituents Of plants are those which
form organic matter in general, namely, Carbon
hydrogen, Nitrogen and Oxygen. These element
are always present 10 plants, and produce by the
unon the various proximate principles Of which they
consist II Ia therefore, necessary to be acquainted
with their individual characters for II ID only by
correct appreciation OF those that we are enabled Il
explain the functions which they perform in TIT
vegetable organisation.
In a future number, shall very briefly explain
these constituents in language which may be under
stood by all, and If perehance may induce SOM
young farmer TO become acquainted with that mes
beautiful land to him Independently science, cale
Agricultural Chemistry, shall not have written
. nor he studied in vain
81. FARMERS FRIEND.
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NaHLEeIRgN

: M n II D Il Il 7 n II u
WILLIAM Il RIcKAR I'd, you'd fal
~ announce to the people of Milford and vc nifty
EIl that no is I'll 60 execute in superior
ku% nsr Marble, Tonfbs. Monuments, h endhtnneh,
- Mnutels, Dur and Window Silis and LintelH,
49, Il eyery variety m best sn ner and at The short
lie publin may assured that all work nnactuted
a. MS establishment Is Warranted TO give satisfaction
and furnished At phAdephla prices. All articles pur
chased Of HIN VIII be forwarded % point in The State
tree OF olarge Thankful for tie liberal patronage here
IoorS bestowed continuance Of the same is respsotiul-
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FOR sALH.

A. AFARm in Hartford Co., Nd, Of a25 aces;
VEYAS Will be sold on very accommodating for
lEit further particulars apply to the subscriber, No.
2story Brick House and Lot andthree two story Frame
Houses IN French ST., between 9Th and Dth stu three
story , BiISk House end Let il IN beoy Lombard
three story Brick House and Lot 10 hlnnf shove eth
St with several other Brick and Frame Houses and lots
IN different parts Of the city, all any which will
sod very ow and on aeconmodatlns terms " applyag
renting snd collecting reats and settling sssalea;
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Very Nice Llttlo Farm FOR sale.

&ssxA CONTAINING So Aores moro or less on the
ROAD rnm Hue Ball to Kennett Square q miles
lssSt from Nlniingoa, in high state oil cultivation,
&c, VIII BE- soid on reasonable and sgpsSio
klNsn tnnteuihtelys VIM. MoCAUEiiEY,
aug " u. -f' w" f51 Market ntfeet
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

WILMINGToNt- DEL .-y "a -
Of Wilmngtel and ths ggbPlie Ssns ssdyy
~ ~ named stand and opened p Mune, Museai
INSTRUMENT md variety store: HewI keep sonstanI on
hand large assortment of Musical INSTRUMENTS, such
Yolins Yolincsllos, Guitars, flutes Cagionets Aooor
deems and fluenaa, together with general
strings aud fixtures or eyer5 variety q
oil the lay Having made Arrangements with fhe largest
publishing houses In the United states lie Will receive
all the published general nssort-
meat Of Fancy Articles such as Port noaaes sPT
Glasses, &c. -, 55.,
siruqIions in Brass and String Music. Music arrans-
ca for Brass md String Bands Tuning and repairing
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to business atd
desire please Those who give him eail to aeTii
and receive share Gf public patronage, III ..,...
NJ B.A liberal diseout to Dealers teAohefs, seIilaA,
And musical societies. NJ t...l..l = ply lb-ti.
g,HE sUysChiBEh Bees LEA We 70 ~ fg ~
his r ends and the public that has on hAad arkf
lssortinento Bibles, Prayer Books Jnyenie bogTa
phealand School Books VIII oh e ~ prepsfea TO sell
lowrates. He would also call til y? M
aigeassorlment Of cab9s, Pormonnaies, PaarI Mo-
$500 Portfolios, w orkg bo4e Writing Deskst Hds-l
Ca and examine as lie IL closing out his OhgisSma
tuck e J.u.PORrI$R n l5aA4aEkat Efxaaa.
y Dee2B eeN Wf&e7Hzs%SffaT fFa3
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RNGRAyTNG

AIR. THOMAS SHERWlN, late Of Phiad elphla,
NG rmanently located hlse III oity of w liz
mingtOn, at No. 20 Shipey above 3rd Street Second
% a5 ~ ssr NH
medHs, Card Plates, Bill Hoads, Scale, Head of DYER
tisements Poor plates, Name plates for steam Boats,
Carria plates, Stencils outs 60. Also plain md
execute mt mOdetute charger pub
- THOS, SHERWIN
npr. 17ly. No. 10 shpley ST.. above Srd u aIprv.
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mTLLPRoPERTY FOR SAKE.

A A SITUATE in Appoquini mink hundred, New
tEiMB station called Townsend, on tho Deldwars Rail
80 Road, containing 10 acres OF land more OF less,
w , vooa stone aud frame mill house, TIVE Iunsci Bur
and most modern construction, and with good dwelling
Mouse aud stable hen house, smoke house, with good
wafer shade and fruit trees. The stand ia excellent
60 n,ry or merchant work 9rt would be valuable
anu good huildhgs will be sold bargain If spilled
loS soon e. w. MoCAuLLEY lba Market ST.,
sep x9-zIno. Wilmington Del.
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III THOSE who IN mood OF clothing would do wei.
Being Under low rent he viii sell clot6ing req made
made to ORDER at exceeding low rute Ho will make
order, giving good lit and ~ as good SIS as any
necessarily DO The price in Market Street. Gail and see
him.
ALLIsoNs PATkSr tLR3tBLg HATs.-Theso llats re-
gaded hsHg the most durable and pleAsane hats to no
had market. Call and got one AZ ms atore NO. 81
Market Street, above Second.
BKNcH RLT HASA superior article, unsurpassed
at n j. Alsons store No. So Market street, above SEQ
ond
To USE THRMoNCR Is TO APPROVE THEM, TRY THEM
FOR CANcKRs AND ScRoPgLous, ULcERs use the I'M
pera Dupuratiye and Antphlogistlc all Healing aye
rial DepuTative and Antiphogatic oil Healing Save.
FOR FEVER Sores TETrRR AND SALT RltEuM, use
the Imperial DePurave and Antphogistio all Healing
FOR all eruptions of the skim use them.
FOR ALL IMPuRIrIKs OF THE BLOOD, use the Imperial
he use but one bottle will satisfy any one great
sold BY DR LoUSsBRRRY x Co., iiel Walnut ST., Pba-
FOR sale also by EDw McINALL, Druggist, Market
| Wilmington. Del. Call on him.
CHEMICAL ANALYsIs.-The undersigned, graduate of
the Phiadepha College of Pharmacy having spent up
Genth Student and assistant Of the celebrated German
Chemist ebs,l ofiPhiladepha, in gaining practical
able practice since leaving the Laboratory feels compe
tent 10 undertake complete chemical examinations ol
Soils, Water Minerals nc. The following oerihoate is
FRRRfs BRINaHuRsr, of tho firm of ~ Brnghurst Co..
corner Of Sixth and Market streets, WILMINGTON, Del.
CHEMICAL LABokAToRY, iO1 WALNUT, Sta
Mr.. Ferns Brnghurst of Wilmington Delaware, has
during period OF seven months received u
Practical Chemistry in my LsboIaoIy He has made yery
correct qualitative andquRnttatiye inorganic an
| aiysis. DA: r. .. 9EMLIl.
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For Snfa

&xsA ONE Story Brick House and lot ID Orange
isTaf5% " above sixth Street; two9 Story Brick
b noases IN Seventh Pelpy Poplar strsetsi ana
You'd sold bargain, by oaon to he
Y INC corner OF Market and 9Th sts. ~ NJ tsi
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a The, .anserican Rite Compamy.-A 10 o'clock
on Thursday morning. says the Democrat, tlts
American kifie Company under the commana
of Capt. Bogia, lett their 7Armory, corner ~
and King SITS, and proceeded to- st. Andrews
Church, whsre.they 3listenedto most eioqaent
opposite and impressive discourse by BishoP
sLea.si In the afternoon, the company Inefcnep
! Quit accompanied by the Amphien Corhss
Band. to an open lot directly back Of happy
Valley, on the Brandywinej for practising 81
| target shooting. The target was placed .sey
snty yards distant and each member-Iedsy
being present--was allowed three shots, the
victor to receive gold medal bearing thq
likeness Of Capt McClain OF the Columbia HI;
fies, (Phiia.) attwenty shots penetrated
the board, three members ofthe Company pia'
cling their three ball within the circles. the
/ contest lay between Tho three whose names
/ .nd obofs ave herauutn ANNEXED. 81 0tt
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

= tUH oALE OK RENT.-I
Ia THE beautiful Dwelinguf VIM. Horsey Rogers,
EkM Esq on Market street, between 10th and iih sts.
.EseG " WILMINGTON, Del Possession given immediate
lune aft. p.l hs g4'',-'''11 iS sIarkst-st
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w THR 4 ACT DEMUNsTn ATEB.-Ihere huI been
great deal said about the possibility Of Shoes being
tnourad cheap in WilIngion, they be manuiao
uredn the eastern States and brought here But tsIa
longer oontuosn doubt but has been clearly d9non
stralodby baldwin, DAY,whoaren now giving theraten
r the country trade; simply consist
amount paid for article but in the amount of service
rendered. Their customers having discovered this fact,
refuse to any but their nauutaoture-althouKh
they offer eastern made Shoes at very low hgure And
thoir make OF Shoes has been dc
cded that they have determined to abandon the eastern
work, keep nothing but goods of their manuiae
ture Now this ia liter that deserves the aienen OF
the trading community In general There is great dqr
e4ee between talking about thing and nrogas ~. l-s
doub-ircm tle fact CHAT they can sell thsir own wdrI
to any the marke still remains hands though
offered much lower price. They are doing handsome
business but from all appearances their business i'll
be largely increased before the fall trade shall have expir
3D. Even theft competitors n business, aeknowsdse
time since tq deaor ~ Bootssnd Shoes cenisssed 10
Of editoTs that he would rather give BALDWIN
and Day considerable advance over one who has said
turers I'll are truly pIolnongthe manufacturing in
Is valuable the State maternal that tney tmost
oft at least manufactured In Wilmington, md the
hands they employ arsrs5Idents of the
y nearly their whos business tTanactions HE lTbltOry
prosperity of the State and city which they
resde 1t therefore, wonder that they meet with such
oncnurag ement from their fellow citizens, Let II BIO
derstood, that BALDWIN u DAY are second To noneiT
gettinE good Boots aud Shoes Caan examine thel
! Roods at No, IL West I'd ST.. Milmin ston. d.
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is1 LUMBER. -
an lkllL FEET OF lWHITEpINE NIX
59U,VHSUW t550iAh6s, = l., - sss9s

100000. lem oCK JOiST and scantline. szzzssa]
l5Dhm plnHtererB Lath
1900 CypresShingles;
$4,000 pIckets;
II ct ofWhite Pine Flooring Boardsi
5O,UO0feet Carolina Scantling;
,,,-, 49,. 200 White Oak Post;
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