davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
Bnsiness Notices.
! Tur Erfrcr or PrRtFYING rHE BLOOD

The EFFECT OF PURIFYING THE BLOOD
swsys beneficial upon the health and the following articles
All directly cOnsu eiHPurfe either by 'e
bowel,, the ,kiD or the kdneys. - a
In few days sNsw TIA viii be presented TO the Pu' ~
use of which viii cure
-. 81 BHIGHr's DISEASE, ...
and a, affection. of the Kidney, UIet'i and Uresha ana bad
der safe end pleasant and one tTs WIZ s' '''
1t viii be sold at 10 cents per package.
-ta .t.a.t BRASpKErH's FLrID Qr1S ESSENCE OF
-r. sARsAPARILL.,
/, psiss 50 cent, Per bottle This article Is warranted
THx Bzsr AKTIcIK OF sARsAPARnIA
a, A.. vod OSK THOUSAND GRoss Now RRADY in quantities.
of one dozen in package to Que gro's
Also the same article Pills rs cents and 50 cents per box
with full directions
ALSO, BRASpRRrns CIDER. COATED Pals
q. rs tad 50 csnts per box.
ALso BaAsDRErH's yKGxrABLE UNIVERSAL Pills .
at Is cents pei box They eesin reliable and innocent
Purssve curing disease by cleansing the stomach aud bowels
thus purifying The important all of disease even
when other remedirs usea for local object Also,
. m .rr .....rr - ALLcocK's PoRors PLASTER.
THE BEsr STRENGTHENING PLATTER kNowN'
price Is cents An the above articles are sold at
o go ' Nc. 2s4 Csnalst, and
... ...r,- ...r s.r r. -r- No UniOnsquare
nv thu single bottle box or plaster quantities
from dozen to one thousand gross.
bas LADIES GOLD HUNTING WATCHES, $25 and
s@so-wsrrauteA at @. G. AElKss No. ans Broadway, one
door ceIow SsnsEs..
Goa 81 The UNION, THE WHOLE UNION,
Now ,vu FOREVER"
81 FuRs FURs FINS CoST.
hKLLoeG No 81 CsnALst
81 BArCHEioH's HAIR DyE.-kehablr, Harmless
and Black Brown Fsctory No VI Barclay 81
Boid and applied WIG Factory No If Bond st
Tower CLOCKS. REGULATORS, AND OFFICE
rxacxs-the most accurate tilnekeep ir the world
sPRKRf Co. No Az Broadway.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
s;sss 6 efss,f Nc * S'' srosa%ss
The LADD d WEBSTER SEWING MACHINE may
now BE- had for Finy Dollars. . oo a--,
TRUssHs. -RUPTURED Persons are invited 10
srauIDe Dr. RIGGss proof multpeds ISuss' ALSO
Vaooose ard appliances for enlarged VEINS always on
hand. No Bsrclsy-st
HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsh
unpleasant and three times the strength o. The
common Calcined Magnesa
Worlds Fair Medal and four Firs, Premium Silver Medals
awarded H. being the best Ia the market of sale
by the druggists and ccuu ana y tne
THOMAS y HrshAhD, fhlAoeiFaA
GROVER g. BAKERS
CxLRHKArRp NoIsELxss SSWISe-MAcHISxs
go and upward No. 40 broadway, n. L
GROUP GROUP GROUP
DR. r. FooTgs MAGNETIC Group TIPPET worn about the
mech at Bisht warranted prsveu, Group fref ror
sae VI che principal othce NO 80 IoAo" s
NY by mail receip, of The price postage paid.
PosTAGE STAMPS 6 cents and 10 cents) for
sole q TaE TkBuss OEiee.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

MuRpER.-Ul the night of Saturday,
. b Iu-r., an aged iuau named Acker, near
E'cha-l!, IN Jguia's county. was cruelty
mrrdcrei-prubsGly FIR his money, be
having short tia.e before received some
money fpr form be had sold, but had
parted with tie cash. He had gone to btd,
bur h's bnU>cke pr Wa up, aud let two
men inro the house, samtw hat discussed
Ga hi gs'tiug up they demanded hi,
money, when be gave them Ten Dollars,
all he had. Ihry were nor ,h.G-Nr
Arkrr wrut.to TAX down his gun, when
one 4 the ruff a., tired pistol AZ tlm.
" bile thI> was tr.u-plUng, t. glri ia
from the bou,e aud gave the alarm. lte
uelgth9r> upon arriving found Nr. ACk-r
dead upon the i ,or, h. >cu,l trrkru vr'L
a ta'rher. We have since been told that
two men, named Il mmerman and Lower.
have been arrested, and have confessed he
murder.
SUDDEN nFATu Wednesday Of last
wrck, liorar'o J. " ,lver'ou, E-q of sun
bury, wac had been SUIT mig tfom pui.
u1u.ry disease f.r some years, died very
-.ii"nly from hcn,prbase of the lungs
Nr. ". had grne in'o 4 >aac-mtk,', shop
10 has" something done to lis boots, aud
while sitting ou rnp # she shop benches.
drawing If ourot hi hou'>, lie commenced
bleeding, ar4 biei - d.a'h in few mir,-
u'c-.-ti1-s1@. Nr Wo!v,r'un attended
the tnINcr,iry al L.wi>turg nc years
.. J.. = D.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
,.w td,ertiSe"icnIs.

THs p..hr,. Ea,s-,r,,,,
,..s Ac'n'~' r..,x -.
:, ia'r7.'.- " -...,,.so,..,,7n.,,.,.
yl''a y Ia -......5,. .,nvr,ei 10 a,ead.
Ias?i''' "'-
.-,-, Yours.rn North Fourth s.
" ......t =, I,r-r !ar O; superior Fur
u -. ..., hi. ,a.~, q, h. customer, On
,,..e ,ern,, ,A3.'tncx' Ve5S)
...,.-.,. .rs.,.
F0a wa -.,,..r .r1.,...,,,r,
..>a-r-i A''.' = -, # ne E,,,.,,
;. "a ts''''' D. -, 80, hs,,,.fn.
,alsr >.5".' y ''..', -, ,.,s,,.....a ~
t'.sA .. = ..-',,.,. ,.,b- Association.
i~'sa-r ..- ...r.,.t....
a.. "a Cd.
: II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22

Beef, Pc,k, Veal, &C.,
Ests,a nf Lew;s Palmer. decl.

" HEREiS. letters Of administration De
w bnnl> non ou the estate "i Lewis Fd'-
mer. decd. late of LewI>5urg, i"I'n county,
have been grained TO the subscriber 20 cue
form Of Law. notice l. hereby gwen 'n at per
sons knowing themselves - be indebted TO
sad estate. To make immediate raym-n'i ;
and ihr>e having claims against tn same,
will present Them duly authenticated far sci.
Element. ]. 4 HEhlL, Am
Lsslsburs, March 4. 1890
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-22
Time Tdbie---LeWi,burg R.R. Station.
NOTING NOEJH

Freight n Accommodation 500 VI
Express ,,qgID passes LewIs5urg 5:l PM
y -At Express do 1880 p VI
NOTING SOUTH
y shl Express passes Lewisburg 2:55 \ VI
Express lma.D DO g:@2 An
rle.sht y Accommudaion $500 p VI
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

a MILITARY SwIEDLER AT SARAToGA.--Our
Saratoga correspondent sends us the following
account OF the advent aud sudden disappear
ance of II "milItary hero in that region.
"a man about thirty-ive or forty, dressed in
military costume, arrived here and put up at
the Columbian Hoto He registered his name
as Lieutenant Colonel Porter, U. 5. A., Wash
ington D. G. He carried his left hand in a
sling, having, as he stated, been shot through
the hand ut the battle of Bull Run. An officer
of his distinction, wounded defending his
country, created no little sympathy among the
pleasure-seekers and the ladies' who were eager
to hear him recite with such minute fidelity the
particulars of that Fight. The Colonel was run
down with admirers, and BID fair to eclipse all
other attractions, A fellow boarder became
his companion, and through him he was in
troduced to the Commercial Bank. The Colo
mel had draft he stated, drawn by Wash
ington bank on one in Philadelphia, which he
desired to get cashcd it was for one hundred
dollars.
"The bank kindly accommodated the gallant
officer. In the course of the afternoon the
clerk at the bank grew little suspicious from
some unknown cause and sought an interview
with the Colonel. The latter, quite at ease,
assured the bank clerk that his fears were
eomepletely groundless, and offered back the
one hundred dollars, saying he was in no hurry,
he could wait till the bank received it from
Thus reassured, the clerk refused to take
back the money, and even apologised TO the
Colonel for having suspicious. The next morn
ing the Colonel was missed from the breakfast
table, and could not be found. He had de-
camped without paying his bill at the hotel or
bidding farewell to his lady friends .n-Boston
Traveller.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

The ARMY MEcHANIos.-'rhe Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin has the following in its "Sharp
shooters column;
The regiments of the Northern army, II is
well known, contain practical mechanics of eve
ry branch oftrade, as well as artists, merchants.
clerks, and men from every branch of business;
SO that when n commander wishes Il bridge
built, a locomotive repaired or a pair of boots
mended he finds a ready response to his order
of Carpenters step to the front r Nlachinists,
two PAGES forward-march = 'Shee makers to
the front and centre-march 7
In any army composed OF such material the
branch of trade from which such companies
have been drawn will be indicated to the shrewd
observer by their style of oppression, toward
the enemy. For instance;
Printers-Knock him into 'pi'. Smash his
form Lead him well. At him with a
dash =
Carpenters-At him full chisel. Shave him
down.
Teilors-sew him up. Give him good
basting.
sailors-smash his top-lightsl Run foul of
him. Sink him.
Shoemakers-G him n weting. Pegaway
at him. Close him up.
Fisherman-Split and salt him. Hook him
in the gills.
lacksmiths-Let him have it red hot. Ham
mer it into him
Painters-A little more lead. Lay ii on to
him. We're just the size for him.
Barbers-Our dander's up. Now for good
brush Give him good lathering.
Cutler-Polsh him down. Give him keen
edge.
Baker--He (S) needs working over. Let's
do him brown, boys.
Glazies-Smash the awful set. Let's do our
PHttiest.
Lawyers = Be brief with him. Get his
head in chancery. Stick him him with-the
costs.
Machnists-Set his running gear in motion,
Wen start the driving wheel, and he shant break
the connection again.
Bill Posters-Stick him to the wall
Musical Instrument Makers-Hs notes are
all spoiled, String him up.
Jewclers--Chase him well. Show him your
mette, boys.
Stage Drivers-Whip him into the traces
Touch up his leaders with the string.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
DottrnaI att0 Sstatcsmran.

TIRE ANGEL OF PATIENCE.
ny FLORENCE PERCY
Beside the toilsome way
Lonely aud dark, by fruits and flowers unblest,
winch my worn feet tread sadly, day by day,
Longing in vain for rest,
An angel softly walks,
Win pale sweet face aud eyes cast meckly down,
The while from wilhered leaves and nowerless
stalks
She wcaves my fitting crown.
sweet and patient grace,
a look OF firm endurance true and tried
VI suffering meekly horne, rests on her face
so pure-so glorified.
Aud when my fainting heart
Desponds nnd murmurs at its adverse fate.
Ihcn quietly the angels bright lips part,
Murmuring softly, "Wait'
n Patience - she swectly saith
''Ihe Fathers mercics never come too late;
dird thee with patient strength and trusting faith
Aud firm endurance, -waitl"
-. Angel behold, | wait,
wearing the thorny crown through all life's
hours
Wait till thy hlnd shall ope the eternal gate,
Aud change the thorns to flowers
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
WAREHOUSES;.

1t requires considerable time to mount the
guns properly for an advancing army, TO supply
them with trained horses, and especially the
right kind of harness. The horse is q curious,
shy, inquisitive ANIMAL and when first taken
from the stable or pastpre for fhe strategic pur-
poses Of war, demands to be handled with great
care and patience. lie must be gradually ac-
customei to the sudden and marked change in
his status-the CLEAN of arms, the roll Of drums,
the Haunting of banners, the flash, the smoke
and the roar of cannon. II is remarkable, how
ever, that when the practical war-horse is thus
drilled and disciplined, his proficiency in wheel
ing with guns and caissons, at the critical moment
of lmbering and unlimbcring light artillery, is
wonderful. Without a word, without touch,
without sign from man, he wheels, advances,
and retreats with almost miraculous rApidity-at
times compelling riders and gunuers to spring to
keep their saddles or escape his lightning-like
eyolulions.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

\ NOVEL LAwsUIT,-A novel suit has been
brought in the United States Circuit Court at
Chicago upon the following state of facts
Lewis Jones' late deputy under the Sheriff
of the county, married lady in England, some
nineteen years ago, lived with her nearly six
years, when he left her with four children and
came to America. He soon after Married Mrs
Ellen Ferguson, whose husband was still liy-
ing but had separated from her. By industry
and perseverance he amassed a very handsome
property at Joliet Illinois, and other Places
Mr.. Ferguson soon turned up and threatened
TO give Mr. Jones trouble; but finally compro-
missed the matter. receiving from Jones hand
some sum for his quit claim to the then Mrs.
Jones. About fourteen months ago Jones died
very suddenly, leaving no will The first wife,
upon learning the facts came from England
with her brother, and is now in Chicago prose-
cutting her claim to the entire property.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
FRIENDS HIGH SCHOOL.

& m ~ eN s session Of this Institution will eommenc on the
@nI y, o. Nihth Month. (s'pcmber)
prepared for collage the counting room
10 Keeping H'''"nio''' "nu
mS i"r the English branches from ss to $40 per
ii.vr o eleven weeks, according to tho nnrsud
No extra charge for hooks aud stationery.
Fur iurther Information apply to
pHoS. dRltFITH, Priucipal,
m Residence - West Seventh st
""- Fim MilmiugtOu nplaynrn
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03


ulsease cold settles somewhere In the body, and Oh
sructs Its natuInl functions. These, If not relieved
iet upon themselves and the surrounding organs mo-
umaing general aggtavaiion, suffering, and dlsense
hle In this condition. oppressed by tho arrangements
take Ayers Pills, and how directly they restore tho
natural action Of the system, and with 1t tho buoyant
iseg OF health again. Whnt true and 80 apparont In
trs tisml mud common complaint, Is also true In many
oi tic daeseate1 and dangerous dstempars, The snme
pufgavo effect eSpels them. Caused by similar obsruc.
uons ana detangenlrns Of the natural functions OF ths
poIy thoy are rapidly and many Of them surely cured
BH he same means None who know the virtues vi these
RUS viii neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in somo Of tho
F FN'
From thigdrding Merchant Qf S. Loils Esb 4, 1856
Da AfER Your pills are tho paragon of all that is
OF uleeo sOres upon her hands and feet that hni proved
henrahe tor years. Her mother Inns been long grov
u7Y aiete with llotches aud pimples on her skin and
ID her ilair After our child cured she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

from ID, Theodore Btli, Of Neio Fork Ciy
not only aro your Pills admirably ainped to their pur
Pose q. an asrent, hut find their lenoiola effects ron
~ lhvor very marked indeed Tloy have In INV prac
uee proved more oiectun for the euro Of botis co0.
Niths man ANY ono remedy can mention. sincerely
ny lhe oonllen1o Of Tho nrofesslon nni te nnnnle
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
DELAWARE MILITARY AoaDEMy,

I'i,E academic Year eommonccs on MONDAY, s.piem-
,hf11. "f I. ihe studies embrace all thu branches Of a
mut"usn n.,s English education, with the Classirs, Mathe
NJ Sciences usually pursued in Collegiate con No.
9 Aitay Depart ment In addition to tho Re fnlar Drills
heiuins a. optional Studies Military Engineering AMI
Ton ",rr branches required by the War Department for
cSIn ~ 'nd frld cilcers of the United States Army
es Ie urged to report themselves PROMPTLY persons
aesng to enter sonsor words in the Academy are r..
circular, consult 4 nv"
THEO. HYATT,
M. MI, Pest. b. NJ. A.
,ohs mat JUS health has hoeh pfony Improved w cpsn-
% n rom Aradenlc duties for the past SIX months amt
'ldr', aitoAtt IN to his profession. e'''
nugl-2m ,ru,,,, ,,,,.,,
city papers copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
SAN RD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR,

DEDlLlIAIEE.
1T Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM uuNts and
mas be come an established fact, Standard Mcdiciur
known aud approved byi lall that have used H. and
N now reNlrted to with confidence in all the dis
eases Tor which 1t il re- ~ commended
II has cured thousands ~ within the last two vear
WHO hau given up al . hopes Of relief as thr uu.
h sher"uS unsolicited cer'i Hcates In my possession
The dose must be adapt cd TO the temperament OF
the individual taking IT, q and used In such uuanti.
Ties rs to act gently on . the Rowpls
Let the Dictates OF your p Judgment guide vou in
me nie OF Tho LIVER 0 iINVIGORATOR and
VIII cure Liver ,t COmplRlnts,Ii Billions
Attacks Dyspepsia, - Chronic DInrrhmn,
. M m er o M : plants, DyEentery
Dropsy, Sour sto- ? mach, HabItuai
Costiveness, ChoI- y lie, cholera, Chole-
ra MOrbus, ChoIern Infantum, FIRtu-
ienee, JaundtOe, = FennIe wenkness-
esg and may he usol sue resafully Orhina-
ry Family Medl- p cine. 1t will cure SICK
II II a ID II l., (as Ea1 thousands eau tesfy,) IA
twenty minutes, al two or three Tea
spoOnfnls are TAX y en- at commencement u
attack -
All who use II are II giving their tesmon
in It's favor.
MIN WATER In THE MOUTH WITH THE
lNVIdoRATOR AND SWALLOW BOTH TO
GETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

Hereafter no minors will be mustered into the
service of the United States as volunteers with
out the consent of their parents or guardians.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
Furniture and Venitian Blinds
]. & ]. N. HARTMAN,
No. 40 King Street abnva Fourtb

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
WE would respectfully inform the citizens of vii
" mlngton anu the surrounding country that We
uil continue TO manufacture and keep hand at our
liARuE AND LONG ESTABLISHED WARE-ROosfs
Furniture Of every variety and style consisting Of Ma
nogany, Rosewood and Walnut Furniture suitable Tor
Patlor, Dining-lloom and Chamber uses
Our assortnent OF Furniture is rs large and varied as
can be found in the State Of Delaware and all articles sold
RESEETED 80 A
NENlTlAN BLINDS Of the most fashionable design
male 10 order and constantly on hand We also manu-
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses. '-a'
J. a J. N. HARMAN,
W ~ No. AlO King Hlraal
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

pair of boots, worth in Philadelphia So,
cannot be purchased in Norfolk for less than
$12.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03

The Family Cn-i thnrttr PILL ia
6 6t w active eVhthartc m which the proprietor ha
"Tt n.y. ~ III. pIdetlge more VI han twenty years.
-, "s constantly lnereaH- / Ing demand from TIM
& ht nhtS ionE usei lhe - PILLS aud the satisfac
ton Nlluu hl express In - regard to their use has
uuseu me 70 place them within the reach of all
me rtoiession well - know that different Ca
thartcs act different n portions nf tbe in,reia
lhe ram ALt Ca = fVHhkTIC PILL
has, with due reference to mis- wall psl,lish1 tc,
"esI ieolVuhleu from a variety of the purest We
setapu EAlrAcs which . act alike every pirt VI
the aliinentary canal and ARE good ana 81 ~ 4,
~ ~ Nss WneIe Cathare is needed such DE-
NESS PAINS IN THE. mack ANN Infys Cns
TlNENEsS, PAIN AND o. IsORFNFss OvFm mir
WHOLE RODY, from sud ; don cold, which 1ren,ieni
" 4 neglected, end in al q long course of yer
Loss OF APPETITE, A =, lCREEplN0 SINS ArfoN
W ", SuLn S OVER THE ~ DODY, REsTL LEssNESS,
pIApAGtiE' =, " Or WEIGHT F. IN TUE HEAD, all IN
CHILDREN or ADULTS - lRiEIIMhTIgN n .rcai
PURIFIER OF the BLOOD - and many Jisos aes ~
which flesh is heir, too n numerous tn me,,tinn IN
this advertisement DOSE 10 D. -
PRICE THREE DIMES
mI 7 The LIVER INVIGORATOR ami FAMILY CA
i ~ ANIiU PILLS aTe for sale by A. Il. Grimshaw Co
Edward Bringhurst Co.. Henry Ilringhirst Whining,
ION, Delaware and by DRUGGISTS generally and foid
wholesale by the Trade In all tho large towns
S. T. W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprelot
mafdV-u %Os broadway. New York.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
AzA FARMS 44ssA
Hi: FOR SALE. ::i:

4 n n M " 4ASgM
l::i: FOR SALE. IT.;
No. 2-oalcd Pine Grove" containing 10 acres. moro
or less within mile Of Wilmington with Mansion Tress
No. IA large modern Mansion containing IL rooms.
mlngon with buildings and choice fruit trees "nd
grapesi handsomely laid out aud planted with trees
handsome Dwelling well shaded, aud Stabng. Nos. 3
and would be sold together.
NO. o-A Farm OF Vi acres more or less, miles south
erly from kennett Square, Chester Co.. Pa with harm
outbulldings fruit, &ci in good order.
o;6-A Farm Of ~ acres the road from MoyFu
tn Mill Greek Ild.) to Newark, within ~ miles of Mill
town in good order and with lir buildings.
No. IA Farm Ia good order, aud good buildings of So
acres, ~ brandywne Hundred miles from Wilmington,
2 miles from the Depot at the Practical Farmer, with
No. $50 acres for sale within miles of Keunett
squaIe towads the.irandywine, along the railroad with
good hudngs-two Dwellings, and would divide we'll in
excellent order.
No "a Farm of l74 acres In Appoquinirnlnk Hundred
within miles Of Blaekbird 81 tion; with buildings and
No lO-A Farm Of so acres iu Kennet Township Ches.
yer Souhty' with good Buildings, Orchards &e., aud in
No il,-A Farm of I2i acres Of land within mile
Wllmhgiou,divided into fields, with reasonable build
No $50 acres Of land within miles of Wilmington.
pretty good buildings in fair orders suitable for trnek
No BIS acres Of land in Brandywine Hundred.wilh
IA y miles Of Wilmington, with Orchard and eonlforta
be buildings, and within half mile of siplsy's Man.
sion There Is beautiful site thereon overoosins the
Delaware, for a mansion.
No l4-S0 acres Of land within az miles Of Whining
ton, in Brandywine Hundred with coiortable old build
ings and shade trees.
No i5.-l5O aeres on Fouk Road in pranlv,rine HIM
dred, with old buildings, and fruit
House, and outbuildings. ~
No. i7.-25 acres, mostly woodland-no bulldirrs-on
the Brandywine, miles from Wilmington
No. lS3j acres Of excellent Land and nolerafe uill
ings near old blue Ball in Christiana ia
No. l9-An excellent Farm OF $50 acres In Braudyvin.
Hundred, near IaleyVille with good Dwelling and ont
buildings 1t Is in excellent order. ~ ~
No. 2O-G60 acres Of Land and Cedar g,ya,nn FIR Gala
Appoqunimink Hundred-a bargain.
No. 2l.66 acres Of Land in Chr .tiana Uundre,t with
In ~ miles OF Wilmington-good improvements
No IA Farm Of 20 acres in Bfandywine Hundred
within miles Of Wilmington.
No. 23-lll acres Of good Land 10 or 90 of which Is
good Woodland, within miles of Dover and miles Of
Dupont Station.
No. 24-An excellent Dwelling, and two or three Ieue
meuts, with oubuildngs, and 10 acres OF Iand on he
fnlAuelphia anu wilmington Turnpke miles Wal
mington. Apply to W. ArCAULLEY,
dac3 No. 1853 Market 81 Wiminrtnn nat
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
MILITARY TACTTCs

GILIlAMs MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION for the
900 Illustrations. ~ "''
Infantry Taeiics by Major General Scott.
Hardoe's Infantry Tactics.
concise system Of Instructions and Regulations
ior tho Militia aud Volunteers Of the United States Iv
Alexander Maconb
And AL leading books upon the same subject ain bo
hNu a. the Book stoie Of }. \. uEALD,
ap ~ 42l Market street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-09-03
TIE OLD STAND,
No. 305 Market ST., Wilmington,
SPECTACLES
In Gold, Silver and Steel

We pay particular attention IA our department
speeaeeH And Eye 0lassos Keeping always great va
rety on hand TO suit every grade OF sight and all tastes
bPECrACLEs REPAIRED In the best manner and
uasses htted Also Eye protectors for travelling or
with very weak slight, Or farming purposes
DIAMONDS AND PEARL OliNAMENTs mapuf,e
tured to order.
Jobbing, Repairing g. Engraving
Ol Iewery silverware, specaelos any delicate ar
ueleh carefully attended to- and promptly doue in the
hoat manner at very moderate rates
The subscriber thankful for paft yors hopes to merit
Persons who have left articles lie repaired are par
icdrV requested TO call aud get them ii not called for
BY July they will be disposed u to pay cost
II. ROBINSON,
No. 305 Market ST., Wilmington Del.
January !. 1861 mar 4sm