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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
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How. TO Keep in Good Health
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WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

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tgw au1l ia4ia LHLu u..IJ us.fc.- ht.ss
aqil na2u5mmoY sft alus .lst .aI
Iillh d. pr may Of every disease that nesf Is
u |heir W ~ impurity of the blood. The blood bo-
comics IMPURE from many causes. Impure arr or
qtpnge OF weather, uuwholesome food and exposure
hre among the pTiueipab causes Of inpu1ty Of tho
hloddg The symptoms are giddness, hesdaGhe, con.
inBs llouShts eyes dull Hnd heavy, droWHness, con-
supRtion uf the bowels, bad taste IN the month foul
tongie, liver complaints, pains in th6 back and legs
0st Of Appplte, Hleepleai nights colo, cramp, pain
and Flghtness OF the chest heartburn gout and rheu
m4isln, putng aud purging ehls and fevers more
oriSsa accompanying theses and long tram of troub
lasone Md dangerous affections, all OF which may be
tented ana cured by taking few doses OF Dr
SIHlDlthANDld VESEPABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS, Plilts They g1 purity The blood and put
l1e Ftomaeh, bowels and liver N healthy condition
They afe particularly Autable 3rthh,hh md berguu-
disepses. Every amily aud eyqgY soldier sbould
keep supply of these Ps, a. many diseases are oh
YRed by tneir'use. They arl inild and safe tnpdl
cine, and can be taken al any time without danger Of
taxing cold, m 49,. .f, t Lt
sold by a druggists, or semitic any part on recent
oftVenty tive cents and stamped envelope address.
ed lr-sER RBPkLARD,6 o sast Fourth street tlincinna
u, JhlO.
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43Idlltation 45ttters,
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Il iSs ~ ! II e3Sc5Axt.a fAE Ga
PEI ous Of sedentary habits troubled with weakness,
iassuie, papitauon Of the heart, lack Of appetite,
jstf ss after eating, torpid liver, ns6pation, g.,
iesefye to suffer If they will not try the celebrated
PLANTATION RITTERS
whieHar5 uov reeommeAaed byt ighest netilcai
authbntiss, aud warranted 70 produce an immediate
Lenefcin effect They are exceedingly agreeable, per.
iocuy bre and must s,pettedbhi other tonica Where
healthy, gentle slpqlapt Ia required. 4aIll ..
TfJoy parity, sttengthen and invigorato; i
Tlhy cttate healthy appetite; '.
They are an anudote to change Of water and Diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation aud late hours;
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind
They preyont miasmatc and intermittent feyers;
Tihy purify the breath and acidity Of The stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constpalio
Thpy cure diarrhes, cholera aud cholera morbus;
Ilhy cure liver complaint and nervous headscne
TlAy make tho weak strong, the langud brilliant,
snd Are hAdats rmthres great iestortrl They ara
composed OF the celebrated cRisays bark winter.
greeh saasaira, roots aud herbs al preserved IN per-
lsolt pure st, CrojX rum.
have given the Plantation Bittara TO hund.
Tedsiof our disabled soldiers with the most astonsh-
ing daeet. CIV. ANDREWS,
1ulaaa1 ipH4 saldeYs' lHb9mel cpeinnsii.H1
al qi,fRs 9ptss4on I,ltt5Fs haySrpted meofifSer
complaint Of which was laid up prostrata, and had
to alh,nion nay business.
H.R. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
i" owe much to YOU for verify believe the
Plantation Bters have saved my life
pr Rev. ". II. WAGGONETl, Madrid, N. Y"
=" Thou wilt send me two bottles rlore Of thy
rianta4qn eefrF, My Flfsn,hss been Resty hqnYat,
ted BY their use. Thy friend,
ASA 0URRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
- have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and bad TO abandon preaching The Plantation
iudrs have cured me.
gey.J. 8. CATHORN, Rochester, N. y"
~ z send us twSqty,topr do4eu more Of your
Plntaiien BteTs'the R9ppIsriy oia which afe ialY
'iurr4qheg with the guests Of our houae. t.a8i s,.
POO SYKES CHADWICK 4 co, b,
FroWet9rE WnlsFd's Hotel, WgabipE9n,p. C.nI
Such are one in thousands Of certHhhtes daily lro.
ceyed They are immensely beneficial 10 weak per
sons and delicate females.
Becautious Of filled bottles See our signature
Bah fno steel plate label. They not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent log cabin
bottlfs 10y respectable druggists, grocerz hotels, s-
loon4 'suhnotA snd country stories .Jas 44Aa
p. II. DEAKE& n CO.,
-i2dhwhm 2ue broadway, n. Z.
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n.inlCQUGH NO MORE,
TRY sTRIOKLAND's, MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
( siHis3smnl1J BkI4sAM. l.Ieial aaaf n

THIS ~ the bestand cheapest renIed for Coughs
Colds, H0aIseugss, Asthma, WhoopmE Cough, and
CohRumpLion. Everybody who has triad this excel
is4p balsam enthusa stcaly recommend IL. Mrs.
Mifheii, bart street, Cincinnati, says she has bsen
moi 70 be able walk up stairs She took one bottle
p this f,lsAn, and has boen better ever SINCE and
AdYisAs all Yno baye Coughs, q lids and Asthma to
Try TINS valuable Cough Balsam. Fifty eeus per bot
lht Sod y all druggists, ami manufactured at No. G
cast Fourth stteet, einneinnati.s 4y .II .Hp 7l-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

-nssaE ut m0tglla "a nsigslInB .
nstalEE -.-5 aniinA hm8U q na
.st .molmiY'
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M t8ial5nsasb AssEERhnHu. ra,1slgk dl
1h nhd Cash inns GM.aa! Aa-.@.e il4.s Ss,6Oa 90
oaalq9 sond aud Mortgages and sie'ss .sajgJu
Miehgsii, and HaHsord Cbty ~ ehA y
...,as,,-s.l 6Sf0e so
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-Yilvif lp
Hartford ana Newlliigyans and New York hillal4
oePtFe4 sallr9ati ssg9esi .gss,i is 2s'aJS 90
other property of the eoinpahy ..a.,. 2,ss4 IS
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.EYNA INSURANCE co..

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smas a3m lUu a8ta iaaIl gaaioHs $50 HI
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brrss anu GlHst fahktug
glsHidytane nNEEI N m0tk76 n GNlS2l }

Al fss. ANNA NUssER, fashionable Dress AMI
lM ddst7aet ~ lsss tSlnlortaiht f6la 80 .isinFf
auu The pub,ic generally that ahs has opened hon
on lhisa airent, over Mcnanels H6rtslthiut stofg
She socits custom, and viii Furnish dress and CLOAK
inmminei itqesiree = 4 "a 4 3 fruj2se 4
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T1gu4IAssFTs TIANyARY, iaqi, \
Gast, treasury Noles, aud Cerhhdatea, ''Els
On hand ana depoAted oA can aadin ad saosaa

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On hard and deposited on cAllI andin aa fnphaN
Ia Agents s,,..Sl AsGr96l 4l
Bank 5tqclfe OF New York, Hartford, Boss -
4 ton,St LOUIS fhllsdelphmNnd other" '" Z
plaoeb. ....H 9G3,S0n 90
United states and STATE Stog9t of KEN fuiY aHl 3D.,
Michigan and ndanS..... -. @ s67,lss 90
City bonds OF New york, HroOklYni I8W FLil
Hartford, Rochester, Jsrsey, Ailwap-,l ts
heH.'...'''ss -1lilu" w
RRlfpa stDcRs af Hartford and fsl IIR- $500 IlI
yeanqpnneetieut RIVER and BOsteR it1,j.. 4l
and ..,....,.,..f.., 1l9,d9b 90
Mortgage BOnds... ,...is lTO.4M 90
Slnte'ol Cenneetle tempo IaY loan s.. lO0,DVQ 90
Reai Esiaate, pnlIpcpmp99eredw edw-rryrir" s7,se3 10
h g. ess.lm 40
bot 8 HiIHE LBss lIABInITlEB: 98i ha.uI1i
Loases,l uaHdbIs todl aud note seH ll8ns0 d1e 4
hsrSy r,'g lg,g33I, ", X -,
n" Hi3Hs -lH Nhi l1tl4ih ul 20 ~ S---ll----4
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Duly sworn 10. Hartford, January !, 1863.
Respeetlully sOcit, and aitl take pieaSurs in at
- Mo B1tiF = 5jHNFHi siroPP sIiMAtSt VI
slI9 Muaas aAgfRtbt Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
TOBACCO WORKS,

io slaeft 800 oa+a
lhs dIoI Htt hn
nYlhorHlh auium vf
Nos. 70 era - iIamn,qnd street
'aoiAbHool sdi an.I esa Ia H..
Aan eHumH 1tT LHr f.f luf
sdi4oa. ioINoINNATIdoHIo. aiiuou
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SO 4mir1 SO 'ps iHoI i
1al b-u9li7o rs ur.lsH eIH
cob 1iMaasmsmrsrs Of all kinds Of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14
Huston 81 Hall for Rent.

TNHE best Hallip the aity-will seat Ono HlbWausl
a.. wv. ,I,4 M, ~ Tfigd street. Haaiqa Bulldias. 3
anelo'd2S a-Yg41s I.ioi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-14

Having one OF the most complete Printing Eutab 4
shments in Southern ONO, our halhes for duingan
kinds ofworE Book Plain, or Ornamental ara ars i9
Glass We have OF the fastest PRESSES and have rs
all the modern styles Of Type, sss We employ the
hest wOrkmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with on
JOB Department, and are prepared 10 execute work
with neatnegs and dispatch
sS-ordsrsfrom abroad will receive prompt aisn
aon Address
I'D Is Hla a4nHfH It IaNt F.sasIr 1s
SO HUBBARD a RRO., Dayton, OAiO. ..sq
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
Farm ct Private Sale.

49, The undersigned wishing 20 IN
Ee5,. decine FARMING ofers at Pftsats sais the Ay&
%Sl,i iaru on which he now re'iiee ruaird ~
8& IN In Chrstianh Huhdrpd State OF Dels- -.
were, the Kenne Turnpike and Keunft Square road
ailes from Wilmington, mile from cenreviilc, az
mites IRON fairvilIe NtitoUi on The H@ tarc Orntrsl
Railroad, containing rs Acres, With fair poriLn of
woodJnd This land Is OF good quality, we'll fenced with
pnst and rail and board fances we'll wniered and d.
sded iuto ocnveaient enclosures. The improvements
consist Of substantial Stone MaBainn tecsntg built,
with parlor and dining rosul the hrat floor, With
kitchen attached three ocms on the seopnI noor and
finished attic and gvod CELLAR pump Of excesps water
Al the door good Htons and Frame Barn, well finished
two good oornerbs Backsmilh shop tenant houses
spring bous falling spring, and all Other
necessary out bulsings Aso, every variety of fruit
Two young Apple Orchards In q bearing, the other
recently planted together With variety Of Peach, Pear
Cherry and Quinus trees. This property Is we'll worthy
the atteation Of those wishing n purchae 81 being ua
ted in good naghborhood convenient to mills, schools
and places Of public worship 1t could be conveniently
divided, about % acres In part and 20 In the other
with bulldogs on both. This property cannot be
passed for location by any ia the neighh0rhood II
mands 1ns vsw Of tile Delaware River and surround
Ing o)uutry, for miles around largs portion Of the
pufobaSe money may remain In the property drsrnd
Jan SIT, ELLIS NJ. NICHOLS.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

IDiroR OF GAEETTE,
DEAR siR with your permissIonI wish to say to TIT
readers Of your paper that will send by return mall b
all who wish IT, (ree) aRucPe with full directions fol
making aud using simple vesesabe Palm, that will ct
eetIaly romovo, In ten days, Pmples Biotchse, Tar
Frsckles and all Impurities Of the skh leaving the
soft, clear smooth and beautfn.
will also mail ires to those having Bald Head Bare
Faeea simple directions information that will enable
them to start full growth Of LuturiGs Hair, Whiskers
or Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail without
charge Rsspectfuliy, yoens,
TB0s. p. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
" l5Sm s3l Broadway, New York.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
Y ALUABLE FARM
AT PuRIIC SALE.

ksss The undersiRned offers for sale his Farm con.
ki tNning l0S Acres, situated In New Castle Hd New
ki Castle county state Of Delaware the road Load
tAl Ling from the French Turnpike TO Christians
village, quarerofa NJ lie from the former and mla
tue latter place and about fourth offs mile from
school, and wv from snaeys Grist aud Ssw mile equal to
the best IN the State Tue natural soil Of hls ru W
surpassed by any IN the world the Who'll off being white
hckoiy and walnut. All the outside fence and
los ide we'll set IL oFn hedge The buildings large
mansion house. large and age house. granay ad
corr Glib Toe ie, are erected on asabstau sIons wall
10th. parttionoo the whole surrounded by and
substantial board and pail fence The ether 0ut-budngs
large and substantial shed smue house hen
house. and confora 10 stabiing and very ordoay
There n thfny young Apple Orchard 90 the place and
other select Fruit years planted The Land good
OF cultivation. Price $1,000 Terms liberal. Mr..
pleasure. WIN O. cAULK,
Aug. 2S-ts.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

AVRAa Will be M,ld at Public Sale on WEDNESDAY
E3fil September Tth, 1e6t at O'Clock, Y. NJ on Thu
premiasa on the south side Of Second strest,
k 20 the corner OF Waahingt street, thres story
ned trick building The man huildinz 10 20 by
20 set tile back building IA by Id feet lot 10 feet trout
By OF fet deep A very little money would finish the
house and make It splendid dselling with large side
yard. 1t Ia substantially built and Of good material
arstrate tin roof De sure oattrnd the sale ns am
ordered to ael the property and leaya nnehf OF III,
pupehaes m ney 10y mortgaye ifdeered,
Isl WILLIAM RRIuuT,
Agent IL Ell ct the sale.
wv IA. QETNOT.Dz Auctfoueer --aux 2R-
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR, CHAIRMAN.
HIs cREAr STITCH.

RESOLUTIONS Declaring for am Armistice
convention Of the States, and Restore
q alton of Peace and Unson.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

SWALLOW two or three hogsheads nf' Inna |" "Tonio
~ Dtersp "sareapara" aNertous Antidotes" &C., &c,
&c eud after you are satisfied With tue reau then Try
CIF1C P1LL5and bo re-tored to health aud vigor In
less than thirty days They purely vegetable ples
ant to take prop and salutary In their effects the
broksndown and shattered constitutions Old and yunng
can take them with ntage Imported and sold ir the
United States only By JAS =, D0TLER,
No. 427 broadway, New York,
az Agent f,r the United etates.
PS.A BOX Of the Ps securely packed, will be mall
cd 10 uny address receipt Of price, which IL ONE DOL
LAR post paimoney refunded by the Agent I entire
satisfaction 10 not given. ~ 10 SIN
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
sPEOrAL NOTICES,
CLOTHING

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
DuK sT0OK or READY.MADE
" FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
u being made up In superior mnnnef by the best
EorkmeR in the city, for
RLEG ANoE, DURABILITY,
THEY CANNOT BE B1OkLLED.
Out Ia the most approved and home made We de
competition, Call and examine our CLOTHING before
urohAsing elsewhere.
We sail more superior rtels OF Cat Ready
made clothing than any other house 10 the city coths
Caeslmsres, aud Vestngu always hand, which wline
made up in the latest style aud beet manner and Will be
old low and In all warrsnted to give sati1fRction
alNTs' FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY
EDWARD MOORE,
226 Market So. below sd.
1srbe Oldest and largest clothing emporium in the city
ssh Is
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

OF the adoption Of the Federal Constitution.
After vote Of thanks to the officers Of the
Convention. with nine cheers for the ticket,
the Convention adjourned, subject to The
call OF the National Committee.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02

sETT0E-LAws.--J July 4, 1854, by Rev. Mr.. Mzrsh, Of
g. osorges, to Miss susana Law. Of Red Lion, Del
PEhNIH9 r0N-OAW50N in Bridgsyille, August 4th,
by the Rev Mr. Freed. Nj J. '. Pennington, Of vii
mInRton, {, Miss Annia o. DaWson, Ct seaford Del.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
WlLmINaTOn PRICE OURRENT,
CoRkEoTm TUESDAYS AND RRnAys yoa rms Plprn,
AT TIE BRANDYwINB MILLS.
Strayed,

rn{ From the premises of the subscriber, living on
lB37 the causey, about half mile kom the Whining
1ahnQa@tcn bridge, 90 Sunday morning. LARGE RED
COW, sun all head, white on hind feet about years
DID, Any person returning said COW, furnishing nfor-
nation that will lead to her recovery will be literally re-
warded. WM. O. GALLAGER,
SEP 2Stt Gravel Rnofer,
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
no YOU WISH TO BE oUnEos

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure IN lass than 80 days
tbs worst Of NERVOUSNESS, Tmpoteney Premature
Decay Seminal Weakness Insanity all Urinary,
ual and Nervous Afsctions mstter from what
produced. Price, One rolar per box Sent, By
mall receipt Of an order ons bJx will perfect the
cure IN most cases. Addrss,
JAMES g. CUTLER,
Gsneral Agent, 427 Broadway,
iy 10 sn New YORK.
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
Moolellan and Pendleton Nominated


terdsy.
Immediately after the Convention was calls
to order, and prayer offered by Bishop Whit,
house, oflllinois, Mr.. Hughes, of Pennsylvani,
Chairman Of the Committee on organisatio,
reported that the committee had unanimousI
agreed upon Horatio Seymour as permancr
Prssidest Of the Convention.
The announcement was greeted with applause
and the report adopted by reclamation.
The following is list of the officers elects
by the Convention by reclamation:
PreSident-Horatio Seymour of New York
Vi,s Presidents--Joseph Chase, of Maine: j
W Sullivan, Of New Hampshire f. d. Beach
Of Massachusetts,; D. Il. Smalley, of Vermont
George Taylor, Of Connecticut; Alfred Anthor
OF Rhode Island; Andrew ]. Cobb, of Ne,
Jersey; Gideon J. Tucker, of New York; AS
Packer, of Pennsylvania, ]. t. Robinson, o
's'6Aaoi 8. ". Gibson. q Indiana, o. b, Fipkii1
Of Illinois, John 8. Barry, Of Michigan; job,
?. Peckham, Of Minnesota; wn Patterson, %
Iowa; ]. 8. Berry, of California; o. J. Stick
Ter, Of Kansas; Wm. McMill, Of oregan; Issac
D. Jones, Of Maryland DR. John Merritt, O
eecretaries--one from each State, including
James D. Biddle, Delaware; Frank NJ. Hutch
inson. Pennsylvania; James A L. Mcclure
Indiana; James P. Barbour. Kentucky; E. B.
kshelmsn, Ohio, aud others.
The rules and regulations of tbs lac, Nil.
al na,oo,ra,;, oo.r.,,,i.. - ~
Tba f,o,D,,,,t.. - ,..s..,.-,lp
a.i.., .s-.,,,;- .s,..' S- ,epVrie'
- 1880 i'oS inc lerrito.
~. ~, i'OsisuA VI Tue Distr''t OF ooiumoia; and
1es ~ iA,St " summing eoth hentucky dele
Ss'lons' lnereport was adopted
MI Amos kendall presented a copmunics.
hon stating the action Of the Conservative Con-
vention. TWAS read aud referred 10 the Com
mittee on Resolutions
cova,nor savo,onr ~, ,.l,.,A
"A ,sai,.t.,. 49,. ~s''''''
n-.,r,,,. - -.
$500. II. .s..,.... '4a"O'
.s,s.- ~. 80 4S''VH u su,s pon-
a. 10. a-..- ss Nsaps, VI " loves
...,.., -s' pass ',s.s auu VIM apnO'd sons''-
.,- eM' "nne we resolutions and &C
Tvs " 'ns oOHsen'ion arc q me utmost impor-
'sA's' u'Sfs His 'ss'0os"ny Tue democratic party
sn0aio Do restored 10 power, and they are great
reasons. Tue democratic party will restore the
Jason because us loves Psaosi 1t will bring back
liberty to cur land because IL loves liberty; 1t will
put down dsspOtism, because 1t hates the ignobls
tyranny which now dsgrsdes the American people
-Four years ago convention met in this city.
when our country vAs psaesful, prosperous and
unitsd. It's delegates did not mean to destroy oHr
Government, to OverHhslm US with debt, or 10
dreneh our land with blood but they were ami.
ns'ea py in'oisranee ana ianstieism, and blinded
y an ignorance OF the spirit OF our Institutions
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
THE BEST POSSIBLE SECURITY.
omoe Of the Wilmington Savings
Fund Society.

August 70, l80l.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING ofthls soclsty win b held
at their Office on MONDAY. the 9Th day Of septoni-
bev next from 10 to II o'clock NJ whom IS Managers
VIII be elected for the pg year.
Al BERT W. SMITH. Treasurer,
g. e. corner 9Th and Market BIS.
The Manager elect will In the evening Of the next
day, September 9Th at o'clock, to organise the board
aug soBt
Delaware gazette. (Wilmington, Del.) 1837-1883, 1864-09-02
FOR SALE.

no. IA splendid orszlng or
| ANKA-b Dairy farm Of zlr acres ntoutsd 70
| AHs& ag1I Newark, Del. The sol "a of ths nrst
qualify, and ia nigh STATE Of Improve
we'll .asr: sud nssa 81 rss a. Al lS Pr.
fs5 pei acre; hafeash. or ali cash.
No. IA farm OF 81 sores, In Chester Cos
very desirable property Prize $1,000 and terms 20 suit
purehAsers.
No ga farm Of 40 acres, In Chester Coz,
suls purchaser.
Farm contains 100 aere and the store properly 70 aersa
Situated 10 Chester County, Pa., else 10 iairad The
e sO q sOa order ss s 1s Sus sas s ssa
hispfnrefy s~orhy the attention Of huyeis a. VIII
b sod very loS The pro, e $1,000 ior both PASe'
Ne. ga Farm OF 100 norss, iii Cecil Co.,
No, shout W miles from Newark sell good, aud nndsr
high stats o. improvement; we'll t,nced and wstered
terms easy.
No. GA farm 81 30 sorus, I'm Ceeii Gonna
~, nd about miles nosta OF Newark. The sg - good,
10 far sttte Of impoEemen well fenced and watsred.
Ibe buildings are good and 10 all Il Is niee little arm
Price low, S3ho0-S2ooo cash balances, tins or all cash.
No. 5-l10 acres, situated In Cecil uouns
" md. FOIL 60 d, ard in goOd lists OF Improvement
well fenced well waered; nsw and good IMPROVEMENT;
covered with slate; timber very cheap. Prcs
! $1,000, nnd trrma 90 y. or all cash
No, s-se seres, situated az miisa yvest OF
n r op"sr Il Il o. 80. r n ~ sco sIo
II
uildings cd; ~ timber will DO sold low. rrine
$50 per a. re. and terms s4sy.
No, $50 aoros, miles south ofNevvnEass
Deaware oil Oh, "a tar orIeri ou ding. d atsd:
~ into hslda. we'll Watsred very nice place. Pree,
ST5 per acre, aEn t.tm eAsy,
Mo- I0-A farm In Penoader Hundreds
New Castle Couut. Delaware OF lsa a.res sod land;
lsld 20 acres WOODLAND; hui1iuEa good will be sold
low. Price $40 per acrs. Terms cosy.
No. ia farm of lat acres, situated I'm
hsht County, leawane, near amyrns, she road 10
Dover, IL "a laid cd INTO fields und.r good fenng Is
we'll waered aud the so 10 good aud under good nale
0RoHARDi and the II OF he surps ID for peaches.
rh- improvements arc comfortable frno sol ing ton-
lining roomsi APPENDED Trick barn, 4n by 90 fe.
finished In the best style, with wagon thsd and dornor.
rorn CRIB and gR ary This niso farm, snd Will b
sold lo~ and tbs forms easy Apply 20 VIVA n. Loag on
| the farm, or the undersigned agent.
No. I2-A farm fn Mni Creek Hundeed,
New Uuste County, delaware OF lee NeIs soil excellent
and In fair order; laid Cd Ia fields well watarsd and
CHARD, With other iru Ths bulldnss good stone
dwelling, stone barn, aud other building; spring
and spring houss. WIN be snid bargain Price s5S
pef
No. I3-A farm in White Clay Greek Hun-
dred New Castle Cvunsy Dea Of rs Ia slds
Soil Of lhe best quality aud we'll wAtefed APPLE Or
CHARn with other frult The hui dlngs hDe stons
dwelling, 10 fair order barn and other outbuidlngs VIII
be sold very low. Price tboG0. and terma easy.
a- have msny farms not here enumerated 10 acres,
IS neres 80 ace IS acres aud larger - suit buyers
Gall soon and vi, personally show the places 10 any
one wishing TO puyehsss.
James n. Ray, Agent.
Newark Delaware. August 20, lss4.--6m