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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

A report comes from" an authentic
source" that Ten iron clad gunboats for
the rebels have arrived of Mobile harbor
from England, and tha, three more are on
the way; tina. the boats are mailed With
six inch iron, and carry from ten to thirty
guns each; that the blockade was run open.
ly, through superior strength. and that
the port OF Mobile is now considered open
10 the world These statements may all
be facts; but We shall wait little while be-
fore placing implicit credence in them.
Rebel movements in the Southwest in
dictate that Buell's army is the object OF
attack. The forces Of Grant, Sherman,
and Buel have now no communication
with each other excep. by way of Cairo.
l. is thought. however, that this state Of
affairs will not long be suffered to ex-
list.
A feet of gunboats is to be placed on
the Ohio River, Tor the purpose of proven
ting guerrilla ;rrupt;ons like that recently
made at Newburg. Ohio. Indiana. and
Kentucky are to be constituted military
district, with headquarters at Cinoin-
natl.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

paths and unite with republicans in the
formation of thei, new Union party.
Therein we find such men as Wade,
Greedy, Lovejoy. Chandler. Phillips. Hun
ter, Bingham. Julian and others heretofore
known as radics! Aboli.ionists of the dark
81 st dye. together with just sufficient
number of broken down, disappointed,
Office seeking democrats to give a mere
show Of plausibilily to the name Union
party Such is the repast. and such the
associations to which democrats and con
servativc republicans are invited under
the specious plea of Union.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
CORBIN g. OSBORNE,
AttOrnieS at Law & Notaries Public.
TOFFicE IN BANK BUILDING.
26ly PLYMOUTH, IND.
An Ordinance

DE 1T ORDAINED by the President and
I Board OF Trustees of he Corporate town of
Plymouth, in the County of Marshall and State
Of Indiana, that the owners Of lot numbered one,
ID in McFarlin's ADDITION to the town of Plym-
outh, owned by Susan Mclaughlin; 10: numbered
fourteen (l4) in the same addition; owners name
unknown. South half of lot numbered thirteen.
Q3) owned 10y F. J. Renner north half of same
lot-l3-owned by Peter CLAUDE" south half of Tor
numbered twelve ll2) owned by Peter Hcnk north
half OF same lot-number l2--..wncd by E.. Eerg-
man; .outh half of lot numbered eleven (ll) ovp-
ed by {. Bergman and ncrth half of lot humber Il
eleven (ll) Owned by Peter Stegman, be, and are
hereby required to build new sidewalks Tie sides
of the above described lots, the SAID sidewalks to
run as follows
Commencing at the south east corner of ]
number one, ID thence west along the south ST lie
of lots one and fourteen until it reaches the south
west corner of lot number fourteen. hence nor
with the east side of Walnut street until il inter
sects the sidewalk built. mt the south I
corner of lot number ten. owned by George Hen
bricks; said sidewalk to be four feet WIDE. made of
oak lumber, one and half inches thick and not
more than eight inches wide. to be laid not less
than three stringers, said trin@ers TO be two by
four inches, of oak, put Gown edgewise. and there
shall not be less th; six nails 10 each board And
the of the above specified lots are hereby
required to complete the said sidewalks specified
Wlthln thHty DAYS from the puOhcauon OF THIS or
dnance. And il is hereby made the duty Of the
Marshal to see that the sidewalks above specified
are constructed according to the provisions OF this
ordinance.
AND BIZ 1T FURTHER ORDAINED, that il the provs-
ions of the above ordinance are not com lied with
and the walks are not built in the time and in the
manner specified, then the Clerk ana Treasurer of
said corporation shall proceed to lay tax those
OTIS that have failed comply with the provisions
of the above ordinance, to defray the expense OF
building said sidewalks.
JBN. KLINGER Pres't Of Board.
A. G. THOMPSON, Clerk.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
TOWNSHIP CONVENTIONS.

The several townships in this county
have held their meetings aud appointed
delegates to attend the county convention
TO be held here on Saturday next. We
have received from orr friends in several
townships official accounts Of their pro
ceedings. but owing TO our want OF space
we cannot make room for them. We are
assured that these primary meetings have
been characterized by harmony Of feeling
and unanimisy OF sentiment relative TO
the important issues before the people.
They have also been muoh more largely
attended and enthusiastic than for several
years past. This 10 as is should BE- roll
on The ball.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

II declare it upon my responsibility
as Senator Of tho United States Said
John p. Hale. month OF two ago.
"thas the liberties Of this country ara in
greater danger to day from the corrupiions
and from the profigacy practicsd in the
various departments Of the government.
than they are from the open enemy In he
field" And yet Presiden, Lincoln, in his
extraordinary message. whisewsshes all
these transactions and assumes their re
.r~rsibihty. and thus encourages their
Continuance Is he able to carry this big
Ioad?- Chicago Tines
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Washington, Aug.

An officer writing from Harrison's Laud-
ing tos6 gentleman in Washington says;
Allis quiet on the James River. One
corps after another is being reviewed by
Gen: Mcclellan, and the troops make a
verysfee appearance. The soldiers are in
good spirits and will be ready to deal hea.
w blows when called upon to strike.
IL New England. the Middle States.
and the Great West will only do their du-
~. this wicked rebellion will be crushed
forever. God grant sha, the call for mere
men will not be in vain"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
A ppliCatiOn for I license.

NJ OTTO E is hereby given stat the under
~ signed will. at the next term Of the Com
missioners Court of Marshall County, Indiana. 20
be holden 1t the Court House in Plymouth. com
mencing on the first Monday in September, 1862.
apply for change of license to sell Intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than one Quart. with the
privilege Of having the same drank on the preml-
scs. The location on which propose to sell Is
lot No. %. in Bilers's addition to the town oil
Bremen, Marshall County Indiana.
JOHN BAUER, in.
Nc 25.t6.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
TUE UNlONPARTY.

Much i. said just at this time in favor
Of Union party, and the necessity OF
Abandoning existing political associations
Democrats are urged to desert their De-
mocracy aad uaite with Republicans in
The formation of Union Party. This ide'
prisinaied win the Republican members
OF C)n.ress. ani was first shadoved forth
Ia the address put forth by the 10 from The
cau,us room a: Washington. during the
last session e. Ionsre.s. Before becoming
iiealitied With his movement, il wou.d be
well to consider attsntissly the object 10
be tanned by 30 doing. What do these
new lights mean by the phrase Union Far
"? Do they wish US 10 ignore party die
tnclions, and abandon existing political
issues, for the purpose Of uniting with
them in an effort TO maintain the Constitu-
ton, and preserve the union Of the States?
If so we answer, that TO maintain the Con
sti,u,ion and preserve the Union. is. and
always has been. cardinal principle OF
the Democratic party, and now in the
darkest hour Of our country's history no
true Democra. will for a moment fal,er In
TIE disehargs Of that duty which he owes
to his country. and which he has always
performed with pleasure to himself, but
will ,enoeforth. a. hitherto. cherish with
patriotic pride, the memory and political
principles of that tried patriot and former
Democratic leader. who. when the Union
vas in danger. said, cit mus. and shall be
preserved"
They talk of the preservation Of the
the Union a. though it were . new idea.
happy thought; and to many of them we
have no doubt it 10 new; but We can tell
them that the Democratic party was found
ed upon this great idea the psrpetuity Of
the Union under the Constitution; and it
of right belongs to the Democracy of this
country.
To what end should Democrats forsake
ali their cherished principles. and disre-
gard the examples Of their political fathers,
By uniting with this self-styled Union
par,y?" Is il based upon. and do the
members of it carry out such principles
IS are calculated to preserve the Union?
We answer. yes; if to trample under foot
the constitution tie only existing bond D!
anton be- calculated to preserve it. Tito
engage in lawless crusade against the
constitutional rights Of one half Of the
States; IL to inau2urate schemes Of sman-
cipa.ion contrary TO law. and the wishes
Of large majority OF the people. and in
direct violation OF their own solemn sssev
eratioas heretofore made; If TO entail q
L4rden upon coming generations for all
time, in the shape OF direct taxation tc
pa, for slaves emancipsrsd by them in VI
olalioe of the pliyhted fs'sh Of the nation
II to indotse and uphold those who are
robblng and plundsring the government. ri
never governmem Was robbed and plum
dered before, if to sdnois to their comb
dence. and follow the lead of abolisionists
and those shat have always heretofore de
nouncsd the constitution 40 - league wiki
hell. "a nd those who made il ~ hypoorite
and enemies TO the cause Of freedom ant
humanity. IL. We cay. these be calculated
to preserve the union our fathers formed
The, indeed ve should abandon The oil
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
NUMBER %.

SEC l9 IL Is hereby made the duty of the
Treasurer To tile and number IN regular order all
receipts of the Marshal for licenses. and preserve
the same ctrefuv in his office. subject at all time.
to the examination and inspection Of any citizen
Of sald town.
SEC. All laws and ordinances in conflict
with this ordinance be and The same are hereby
repealed
SEC. 81 This Oriinince to take effect and be
in force in ten days after its publication in the
plymouth Weekly Democrat
Passed July 10th, 1862. No27t3.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
PATRIOTIC.

The Board Of Directors Of the p Fl.
w. 4 G. r. r. Company have <msde a
donation to the several counties though
which the road runs. TO bs expenIhd in
boun,ies to volunteers. under tho late call
of the President for 800. 900 msfe med&
The amount donated is 8I2. 500.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
STATE OF INDIANA, MARSHALL CoUN
Try

NOTICE is hereby given that petition has
Y been filed with the Auditor of Marshall Coun
ty, Indiana, and will be- presented 10 the Board oil
Commissioners of said County, at their next meet
ing, in September 1862; praying for the 'acating
OF 40 much of South Street in the town OF Plym-
outh, Indiana, lies East of the Michigan Road >
except forty feet in the center of the sane.
GEORGE l.. BRINK,
JOHN G., HASLANGER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
WANTED.

A purchaser for good Steam Engine and Boiler,
with Skating, betting and puleys;. . good siding
mill, splitting saw, and other machinery. Also,
for four good building lots and buildings thereon
suitable for manufacturing purposes:
Also, for one good engine ana ooiier. with
s,aan, ~ mill complete-56- inch circle saw, in
GOOD order. ready to put up and run. With the
latter will be sold good frame complete If want
The forsc Ding property will be sold on fair tine
or for cash. at low prices. by
July I0-czf REEV CAPRON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

NJ NOTICE ishereby given that the under
signed will at the September term, 1862, OF
the Board of County Commissioners for Marshall
County, make application to said board for IL
cense To retail intoxicating liquors, IN l-ss guam
thy than quart at time
Place of sale to be on lot No l, in Pearson's
addition to the town Of lnwoou, in Center Town
ship, Mashsll County. Indiana.
JOYCE l. MOREHoUSE.
No 25t-S.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
CENTER TONY SHIP DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTION

NOkBlN HALL, avg z
The House was called TO order by
eIecing j. g. Osborne, President, and D.
E. VanValkenburgh. SecJ.
The President, on taking his chair,
made few appropriate remarks. exhort-
ing the Democrats present to harmony
AID unsnimity. begging them to remem-
Der that on their action 10 q degtee de-
pended the success Of the party in this
county, DC.
]. F. Vauvslksnbursh moved that a
committee Of five be appointed to report
the names of delegates to attend the coun
~ convention.
Carried.
The chair appointed:
J. F. VanVakenburgh. Chm'n, Sol.
Pearman, Geo. Grace. Ell. Collins. J. s.
Miner.
VIM NJ. Patterson moved that every
man in the convention vote directly for the
candidate, and that aid votes be the :
struction to the delegates. giving each
man his relative strength.
Carried.
Moved by H. Corbin that We now pro.
coed to ballot for the candidate for Audit
or.
Carried.
A. c. Capron aad the Secretary were
appointed Tellsrs.
The whole number Of votes cast was
1873
hllnger. ........... 81
thompson. LII
Burlingame NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Ratio-Five and one twelfth votes here
gives one vote 10 convention.
The convention then proceeded to vote
for Treasurer, rs follows:
Qaivey. ................12l
Slaleg az
Patterson ................. 22
! Whole vote 225.
DIX anu one IOurtn votes 10 eaCn OeIe-
gate vote.
The vote was then taken for Sheriff. a.
follows:
Logan .l23
! Wolf NATURALIZATION. 90
! How go. SO
Whole vote 222.
Six and one-sixth votes 10 the dele.
gate vote.
Corbin moved that the delegates be not
instructed for Commissioners.
Elias Jacoby was nominated by accla
nation for asAssessor Center Township
The Committee on Delegates reported
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Fortress Monroe, Aug. ]

The ste amer Georgia. with 200 reless
ed rebels. has arrived here.
The mail steamers between here and
Harrison's Landing go up the river every
trip loaded with soldiers OF different reg
iments returning to duty. Some of them
are new recruits.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Nc. 25.t6.
To school House Builders.

The undersigned will receive sealed Proposals
until Saturday, August 2nd at two O'Clock e "a
of said day. for building a school bouse-hali nile
south from Lycurgus
For further particulars enquire OF
T. MCDONALD,
Trustee
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07


On motion Central Committee oil
three for Center Township was appointed
by the chairman as follows:
Thomas Mcdonald. A. G. 'Capron and
Elias Jacoby.
II, Corbin moved that delegates be SO
lected by this convention to attend the
Congressional Convention a. Winnmac,
{ Cs9isd. q
The Convention selected the following
gentlemen:
E. Jacoby. A. c. Capron. II. Corbv
n. A. o. Packard. D. o. Quiyey. NJ.
Becker, J. B. N. Klinger. J. F. yanvalk
enburgh. 8. r. Edwards. Daniel Jssbby.
s. Mcdonald.
Goo. Grace moved that all the Demo
Gratis Of Marshall County in attendance &C
as delegates.
NJ. A. o. Packard moved that the pto.
oeedings of this Convention be published
in the Plymouth Weekly Democras.
Adjourned.
J.G OSBORNE, Pfe,,$
d. E. VASVALKEsBUHGH. Sec'y-<
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
RoLLA. Mo. July 90.

AZ SteelsviIle. on Sunday night. 1t WAS
estimated tina, a, least 5000 mounted and
armed men had crossed the State road
from Potosi to Jefferson, within ten miles
Of That plaoe, for Disie
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Why is a hen sitting on fence like q
CENT? Because she has head on one side
and . tail on .he other
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats Of larshall County will
I'D a Convention al the Court House in
!ymouth on
Saturday, August 9th, 1859,
nominate candidates for the county off.
>, to be filed al the election in October.
his Committee have thought best to take
he last euberralorial vote as a basis. al
lowing one delegate for every ten vote $
cast, and one for each fraction over ten.
This will give the townships delegates as
follows:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Having Disposed of the Democrat Office. we
desire ever, person indebted to us to make imme-
date settlement. We have debts TO pay, and to
enable to do so, must collect the amounts due US.
The books of the firm NAV be found with I Nc
Donald. at Dickson Co.'S Hardware store.
July 23-26tf T. l. MCDONALD.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

Turn on. to the County Convention on
Saturday next.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

The va, 10 rapidly drawing to 8 close ~
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07


A G Harris P s Alleman
Nathan Hibbs j NJ Shoemaker
Daniel Jacoby Rich'd Williamson
VIM Brownlee Hugh Jackman
John A Shaffer Chris Haslanger
John Suit Gibson Cleaveland
Jas Miner d G Depman
Richard Roberts Stacy Burden.
w F English Geo Grace
Isaac Or Geo Apeman
Samuel S;allard I d Bailey
Solomon Pearman Stephen 9 Martin
81 non Becker Join II Goddard Z,
j G Osborne Jas Hazleton
J Barlow n Samuel Mcdonald
Nathan Marcy Lewis Bsggs
Ed Collins Jos Evans
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-08-07

). G. OSBORNE, ::::::::: Editor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

x
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
The rapid sale of this Ointment and the universal favor
with which II is uniformly received prove conelnsivey
years has stood the trying ordeal OF tile civilized world
and It's popularity assis rs marvellous virtues while the
fact snsignlcAut that further comAeut Is unnecessary
SKIN DISEASES.
Erysipslas Ringworm Measles Small Pox ScarlttinA,
Rash Itch Cutaneous Lruptions Botehes Pimpes. Pus
tules whether Scaly. Dry Walery Crusted Mattery
are quickly healed by the free Of this Dasamie ont
Its operation is materially assisted by taking Hot
luways Purifying Pills, which exercise powerful and
! healthy influence ON the blood and secretipns
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST.
Dipheria or putrid Sore Throat Qulnsy Coughs Colds
Hoarseness Influenza CattArah Asthma honchs
1ghtness Of the Chest Pursy sc are the intamed state
oftha glands OF the throat and coangs Of the chest BY
rdbhng the Ointment on the affected parts 1t quickly
absorbed and aays the Irritation ceanses the passages IL
the phegm which obsructs them, thereby giving i'm
mediate freedom To the organs ofrespirltion.
LUNG DISEASE, EXTERNAL ULCER 8
The extraordinary efficacy of this Balsamc 0ntmtn
Old Sores had Legs and Canrerous ucers Is frankly
chest and hack is quickly imbibei by the absorbents
and conveyed through the aid of the blood To the lungs
where its antseptc properties equally active
liberated luberces as on external ulcers Thousands
have been cured nj lncpen Consumption by perseyer-
| Ing use Of Ilolloway's Pills and Ointment
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT.
The Extruriaing agOnies Of rc-Doulonreux, Lumbago
and Scatca, the cripplng diseases OF the Nerves and
Muscles the exquisite torture o Cramps Gout and
tracted Still Joints quickly sssuaged by local
pcatOnh OF the ointment when snotles the ifrAbity
aud reaxes the spasms As these discusses however er
gnae the acid state Of the blood permanent relief
only he obtained by liberal OF Hulloways Pills. IN
conjunction with the Ointment to renovate the vital
fluid Of the humors which engender the disorders.
Both the Ointment and Pats should 6eusea in The
f0ilotci1g cases:
Bad Breasts Corns tSoit) sealds,
Burns, Cancers, Sore Nipples,
Bunions. Cooo-bay, Seurvy
Bite Of Moscbetoes Glandular SWELL Sore Heads,
and Sand. Flies, ngs, Tumors.
ChiegO-foo Elephantiasis, wounds.
Chilblains Fistulas, YAws
Chapped hands, Piles,
IMPORTANT CAUTION are genuine unless the words
t'Holoody, New Fork and LOndOA,n discernibs q
Wdr-drk in every leaf Of the book OF directions around
each pot or box.
~ Sold at the Mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY,
80 Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Drug
gsts and Dealers Medicine Throughout the civilized
world in pots at % cents. 81 cts, and 81 each.
a. There considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
B-Directions for the guidance OF patients every
disorder are affixed to each pot. dee6eow1yisf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
The Military Department
Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARl

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
VIIE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION will commence on
L MONDAY Y, the First day of September.
Parents sending their daughters as boarders are request
I'd to have them enter promptly at the pen ny Of the
Session.
Day pupils will he received at the usual charges for
tuition. They will receive equal attention with the
boaders and have the advantages for study and i'm.
ovement, If they regular and punctua in attend
ace.
y252m JOHN WILSON, President
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
Front and French Streets,

all hours. Furniture aud other articles will BIZ removed
from the Steamboat landing and other places IN the ry
with great care by Hkilfu and sober drivers All VINO
desire draying eau be accommodated with prompthes AT
the lowest possible rates. - ,,.,.,,,,,
ap29ly. MuBRls WhhplL'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
FLOUR, Feed AND GRAIN

lHE subscriber respectfully informs the citlzens q VA
il mington aud vicinity that he has taken lhr Flour
Feed and Grain store No. Az Wes Front Street otm"
ly occupied by S. r. Aelds Co.. Whers ne nsnds Keep
lug constantly on hand snd for sale large assorihen
Gf Inc hest brands OF Flutm Also Feed aud Grain IL
ausntitgs to suit purchaser Cake Neal sall IN th'
sack Hay and Straw in the bale
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
FERTILIZERS.

Te Also has In a separate building, an excellent as
sortment Of the various kinds OF fertizer such pure,
tne AND course Bone Dust, Gun0s Phosphate of Lime,
poudrette &c. and hopes by strict attention u erl
share Of the publc patronage
Goods delivered anywhere within the e''y limit itee OF
charge ,. r,,..
jyl5ly. sAhu NLhlHl'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
HoRsEsI HORSES !! !!

0- The subscriber begs lesye to Motif his friend
s.sIt4S and tile people of Wilmington and vicinity
kA that he still continues to keep at lis old siani
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
The West Chester Academy,
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE

AT WEST CHESTER, PENN'A.,
MILL commence the Winter term Of FIVE calender
w months, the LIST Of November next. The cuurs.
Oi instruction is THOROUGH and EXTENSIVE desgu-d
aud arranged prepare boys and young for husi-
college Tile Principal, who deyotes all his time
TO the interests Of his school aud It's pupils Is assisted by
eight gentlemen of ability aud experience The GfrHda,
French aud Spanish languages taught by native
sent teachers, an advantage which will be readily al
preciated by the patrons Of the institution
The Military Department
Is under the charge of Major a. ECKEND0RFF Of Phil.
adepha whose qualifications for the position eNen
siyely known Its duties and requirements do not In
any way interfere with the Literary Departments while
enrolment among the Cadet Corps Is lett optional
wM. F. AYERS, A. NJ,
septl2-3m. Principal.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-09-23
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

IETE invite your attention our large and we'll assorted
w stock of Fertilizers in store and in lots to suit
your convenience. We sell none hut standard articles
and those which have been well recommended by Far
msrs in this vicinity who have used them
No. Peruvian Gusn0,
'' g lchaboe do, in bags very dry,
A. A. Mexican do.
Jourdau's Phosphate of Lime in bags,
Allen Needles " 1" barrels,
whanns IS "
Webbs Fertilizer, in bags,
Chemical Salt,
bone Dust, manufactured by WIN. A. Stroud and sold
at his prices.
a4 "a syneral ASSORTMENT Of Groceries.
Branlywine prices paid for grain
CULBERT 4 BROTHER,
Corner Front and Orange Streets,
septlaIm. Wilmington, Del.