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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
PILES.
A SURE CURE.

& ~ nhI EJUI rs BEING CURED OF
81 ,h.sI,,i'es'iaG d2sss' or 10, ass Of
o. su!cGinU4's Pii,. HSuedy.
Red VIA, srFetr says.
NJ }. =. Ilaztr!r, 6i B,to2d street
-ChemHt!l y ta.s h, hAs been d.eadlu
sad1'er with Pits i'r a IJ0g tine .ni Ha,
t'i'3 Lss'lv S'Dsa,As, ana yya'I obtain ~
Nlisi II, o'rA a5ns! 9Ue i,II,n Of Do
0i Dr.. s!i,.hEJs Pie o!4.H u. sul I;
maAc ac,mpsee Cure !.r ADVISES ever,
oEs mhJ .s slF,,ng 70 .y &.
Said BY al N;nGA,S'S 80 >'n'5 rtr -,
da.u'apu'si at No & Eas, Fsar,h s,,ce.
Crh,in' 'sti. =. Asa lar
2TRlCKLAND'5 PILE REMEDY
Mals3 '6Ily.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
Work M~e q EMuSN>,
WE BNooA PNAS

ere ths NOS. active Gad thorough piik Us
bGvs ever been introduced.
They acc 30 directly upoa the Lvaf, eSelE
i1g thst orr,an 10 such Gu eztea! ~ thSs toe
system docs n2s relapse into its fVrver ODD
dition, which is too aps 20 be tho c,9a wira
simply y putgatiye pill
Thsy ara really
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
FOSTER LYLE'S EsrArE.

~ OTiCE is hereby given that The un
: ' dersignej, has been appointed aud
qualified az Administering Of the estate Of
Foster Lye. late Of Via.ua County, Ohio
deceaset.
April 7,h is6i.- 3w EAILY z. LYLE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
McARTHUR NURSERY.

The Undersigned wishes to inform the citizen.
ef Yint"n. and surrounding Counties that they
have established Nursery at Macarthur and
wihSsep constantly on hand, every varisty J
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
We now ofIer for sale, 10000 Apples tree,
20 900 Peach trees, Pear, Cherry, Plumb &t
Of the very best varieties.
These trees have sll been raised in IIockinp
County, and being acclimated ara prefsrabl,
10 trees shipped from other S,stes They srt
two Jears Old thrifty aud in the best condition
s!l we asL is that thOss wishing trsec should
call and see for themselves.
Ad3Nss
pes. r.-se emo, J 3 -,GotD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-12
!, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER T. 1854.
Gov Brown, Of Georgia 10 lis letter, de-
clinng he invitation 70 hold conference SeItEl

G;iHlu4 iiC 4:titd3ts}} ~
Sherman, as proposed by s}1e latter, says,
IF we we're ovetrun, and for a time sub.
duetl, our territory ls 50 vast IN extent, a!1|t
our popuIatiol 40 large. that it would faSe II
reg uiar array Of TWO hundred thousand men lo
govern and hold Us in s:lS}leeGon I,h3 s1I)
port Of such al army W4uIt1 Il0t 11" o5!ltuu,
the country in hankru pfry, bur in the hands d.
Tie Executive It Wo2Ea soon be usad - subgte2s
even The form ct the government, and chaa.o
It from repn}iic 30 monarchy. Thus IL
destroy onr liberties must cost the Northern
people their own: and the repubheanisn nf
America must in future be q reproach and i ~
word among ali nations
IF President Lincoln aud President Davis
will agree IL STOP the war and transfer the set
element Of the Issues from the battle field IN
the ballot box, leaving each sovereign State TO
determine for herself what shall he her future
connection, atiia who her future allies the pre-
sent de7astation, D|ood>hed and carnage Will
cease, and peaco aa2 prosperity Will be Iestor-
ed to the whole country
On the other baud, ii this IS not done, the
war will last for years 20 come, till both soEa
are exhausted and overwhelmed with debt
and taxation, when it may degenerate into 81
guerrilla strife, the end ot which may not be
seen by the present generation. and the hate
engendered by which will last through nany
future generations.
Neither General Sherman nos [ can control
this, however much we may deplore It,
IF those on both sides who have the constr
tutional cover Of negotiation, from obstiuaoy
or am bition, refuse 70 recognize the sovereign
ty of the States, and leave the settlement OF tiie
question to the States when they cannot theni-
selves agree, and insist On continual efasion OF
blood to crafty their caprice, al the States,
North anu South, n their official capacity may
then be iustifabie in taking the matter into
their own hands and settling it-as soVerelghs
in their own way.
The Wilmington n G. Journal says 1T
report Of President Davis speech at Macon,
repuhlisbed by us yesterday from the Macon
Telegraph. although no doubt made in good
faith, bears no mark whatever Of the Presi
dents tone or style This we say after having
heard him many times, and onoe reported a
speech Of his ourselves with nore than usual
care. Il may be, and no doubt IS intended to
represent the speech he made, tut we feel ce-.
tain that it is in no way like the speech, and
represents his ideas inadequately.
A dispatch from Carksvie, Ky, dated yes-
terday states that General Lyon, with force
estimated from 400 to 700 men, attacked Hop
knyiIle at clock, and demanded an uncon-
conditional surrender, which was refused ty
Colonel Johr SON. A fight ensued, which last
ed four hours, when the Confederates retreat
ed with loss of eight killed aud fifteen TO
twenty wounded The Federal loss is six
wounded
An arrival st Halifax from Bermuda reports
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-12
Vo,huME Lax: Vs.
YURLIsHED. K DAILY BY
g, G. GAR sf OW D EN
49, 0HPIO T. No 104 King street, over
{, ,a,,s s. Z Formerly T. rench' 81 Book Store.
ss NEpI i g &c G q o. To-


Il Visit to Alexandria
o6y,esposgeuce Of The Nev York Epe,,igsq Post s5
AIExANnRIA,- 81 a, September 80, 1867.
One Of the iuconvenient consequences OF war
i. that YOU cannot go to Alexandria without
pass, 81 At first blush this does not seem
10 very distressing, hut when the traveller en-
4 deavocs 4o secure this pass" the colossal
difficulties attending the undertaking become
more apparent. The office for passes is IN a.
8 large house on the corner Of Nineteenth aud
II streets, IN Washington city, but this tact
]. is only learnedby repeated application at the
War Department, and after confronting, ~
vain, many officials, WHO, however polite and
civil IN the abstract, ali have fallen prey to a
melancholy bit Of reterrlng.you to somebody
else
The infeor NATION once gained, the pass. seek7
er is pernitted to enter an Office, where be SIS
crowded into 8, narrow space, rallied off, max
I ing the stranger feel like a prisoner about to
receive sentence Here hels asked his name,
his age, his business, aud the length OF his ln-
! tended ,sojourni in Alexandria;; and finally. he
receives the coveted pass. ..s. rs.
The wharf at Alexandrla IS guarded 10y sol.
diers, and a further inspection OF passes taxes
place before the visitor is free to move at
sweet will through the streets OF the city
Alexandria is now principally military post,
and the presence OF soldiers forms one OF the.
most marked features OF the place. They are
met with everywhere, and their occupation
gives animation to what would otherwise be a
very dreary place. ... $3.50
The Marshall House is noted as that IN
which Ellsworth was killed by jackson: BY
the closing Of the largest hotel IL the city, this
house now seems to be the leading notel IN
Alexandria and it has a: seedy, shabby. look,
In spite Of the liberal patronage extended to It.
The flagstaff on the roof, over which once
Aoated the rebel ensign now seldom upholds
any flag at, all
In one respect threeyc Of war have made
no difference in this vicinity, so Tar as guerrli
las are concerned In 1861 it was deemed un
safe to 90 from Alexandria to Mount ernon,'
and there is the san e danger now nc g! guer-
ilas are very bold around here, frequently com,
Ing to WIuhln i've mlieS OF tile cly i'taloo Civ
8 il courier is met by them on any OF the hlgh-
roads. he Is uncerem moniously searched, though
seldom receiving bodily harm unless resistance
be made. The farmers in the vicinity have
lost heavily IN their stock these rebels having
great p1edilection for selzlng all the horses
they can lay their hands upon. From the !.
suburbs of sSAlexandria you can see "a range OF
hills, on. which can also be discerned the tower
OF faxaSeminary and beyond that tower
it is very unsafe to travel for the region ln.the
vicinity is invested with guerrlifas, some OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-12

*:I,atre 1Iason die, abaut twenty-five yoass ago
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-12

An arriyaIat Halifax from Bermuda reports
that the a|low fegerIas broken out afcash there,
and there was a perfect panic in some OF the
parishes The people were fleeing ana leaving
the dead uoburr!ed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
law Co-Partnershin.

IulB uuderNgnel have entered nto partnersbin ,nd
L the name and style Of BRADFORD 4 nIGGINs in
ne Drscee Of Law, except in wlero the United
siAtos CT state Of Delaware are parties. ''N
Thcy VIII practice In all the Courts OF ths stata .na .,
the United States fer the Delaware District
prompt attention.
EDWARD G. BRADFORD
II ANTHONY HIGGINS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Its Exemption from State or Mu.
nicipal Taxation.

But aside from all the advantages have enumerated,
special Act of Congress remps all Bonds and Treasury
notes from locat fazaion On tho average this exemption
is worth about two per cent annum according to the
rate of taxation in various parts of tho country.
Iti' believed that securities orr great Undue
msi to Onders those Issued y the government Ia
all OF her forms of Indebtedness tho faith or ability Of pr-
vate lrtes stock companies, separate communities,
only, ia pledged for payment wlO tho whole property
of the co unry held to tho discharge Of all tho
oblixationa OF tho United States.
while ils government offers the most boral terms for
lis loans 1t believes that tho very strongest appeal will be
to the loyalty and patriotism ef tho people
Duplicate certificates will bc issued for all deposits Ths
party deposng must endorse upon tile original c4rc he
the denomination Of notes required, and whether they
arO to he issued in blank payable to order. When TO
endorsed must be left with the officer receiving the Ie
rosit to DO forwarded 10 the Treasury Department
PRESCRIPTIONS RECEIVED hy tbs Treasurer oil the
United slaess at Washington, the several Assistant Tras-
surera ARd designated Dspo.ilaries and by the
First National Bank Of Wilmington.
and by air National Banks which are the deposites
public uioney, and .s5f.
ALI. REsPEcTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
througho Al tho country Wit give further information
AFFORD EVERY FACILlTIFY TO suBscRIBERs
aug9 3mcs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
NOTICE.
FRANCIS VINCENT
City Alderman,

Mtrket Street ouer tdc Fourth Street Market House.
WILMINGTON DELAWARE,
DoEa all husne,s hst can be dons by JUSTICE Of the
~ PEACE, Ia the city Of Wilmington Collects Claims,
draws beeis Mortags, and other instr uuenis or writ
ing, &C. sc Rents and fells real estate attends
ali private business, Pension Claims a. oolsrted-
Money raisd on Bonds and Mortgages, Notes. &c
ssp2i-tL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18

H. X. DRIKanUasT, DRUooIsT AND ArornE-
GARY, al7 Market-next door to the corner OF
Fourth ntreet-bas just received and offers for
sale, large variety Of fancy articles drugs
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines and
perfumery. Having iately purchased III New
York and Philadelphia at low prices, q large
osBortmeot Of hair brushes and tooth brushes,
combs, fancy extracts. cologne water, toilet
aoapa, hair preparations, So, he is prepared 10
sell them at the original New York and Pbiadcl
pkia retail prices. lie keeps constantly on hand
large slock Of the most popular aud most rClia-
bio Patent medicines, ali Of which he guarantees
TO be the truly genuine, and warrants them
Hesh and nhadnllerated, Ayers SarsapArilla
ani Cherry Pectoral, Jaynos Expcciorant,
Jaynes' Alternative, Carminaiivc, Vemifnge,
and sanaiiye Pills Browns Essence of Ginger,
liushand's Magnssia, Browns Bronchial Troohes,
kadwAys Ready Relief Tobias Horse Lument
hoberls Horse Powder, Hunt's Liniment, Woll's
Schnapps and Drakcs Plantation Bitters war
rauted genuine and sold at reduced prices.
We would also call particular attention 10 his
family medicines, among which the following
preparations have been used for many years
and eau be relied on for their safe and ellica
eious cures: Bringhurst's Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma. is ono OF tho best
remedies known for diseases of tho Lnnpg. -
Bringhursts Dyspepuo Fills an excellent rene
ay ior Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, &c. Bring.
hursrs Anti Bilious Pills, popular and des.
rable cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundice, Costiyo
ness, Headaches, Nc. Bringhurst's Blackberry
Compound, an invaluable remedy for Cholic,
Jholera Morbus. Dareho@, Gripping Pains, nnd
summer Complaints in children. Brnghurst's
Aings Mixture, speedy and eicaGous appli |
'atlOn for Pains, Bruises, Rheumatism, Chill |
llains, Frosted Feet, So, and also Bringhurst's
sssence Of Jamaica Ginger, tho popular inedi.
llne for DisOrdered SiOmachs Indigestion, and |
Diarrhoe. This preparation of Ginger, unlike |
hose disagrceablc and useless nostrums sold |
inder the same nme, Ia prepared only from the |
Ienuino bleached Jamaica Ginger
iiasson's Compound Syrup of Tar, for Coughs,
,oIds. hoarseness, Asthma, Sore Throat, AMI ali
u 10 aieetIOns Of the Throat and Lungs, suI for
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Special ADVANTAGES of thig Loan

lr a NATroyAL SAVINGS BAsK, Firing higher rate
Of Interest than any other and ae best security. ANY
savings bank which raya It's dafoSiors in u s. Notes
considers that it is paying in the best circulating medium
Of tho country and it cannot pay in anything better for
its own assos either in government securities orin
notes or bonds payable in government paper.
1t is equally convenient temporary or permancnt
inycsimont. The notes can always be sold for within
fraction Of thel, face and accumulated interest," and me
the lest security with bnnls as eoiater,is r. tiseounts
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
journal nnd stateamn~ Time-iahie
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON.
October 10, 1884.
caretaiiy corrected Nth every change


Cayefaay corrected Nth cuery change.
TRAINS LEAVE mILMINdtoN ron PHILADELPHIA
Az l2 minutes before o'cloct mcrning
81 10 minutes Htcg O'Clock, morning
AT p minutes after O'Clock, morning
At "a minutee aflcr IL O'Clock, noon.
Al o'clock, afternoon.
~ 10 minutes beiCte 4n'clocl, afternoon
AT 80 minutes after CLOCK, Niic,nooa
AZ 3l minutes afler o'ccek. afternoon
AZ 10 minutes after O'clock ,-gcning
Al 10 minutes aliei Doclocs, night.
AZ y minutes hel0rc oolouh, morn g, aun,lnys
al do minutes niier oclocli rycniar, Snniays.
TRAINS LEAvR PnlLApNipHGA FoF WiIMINdros
At 10 minutes after O'Clock in the morning.
AZ minutes ntlct o'cock, morning
At 10 minutes after II o'clock morning.
~ 10 minutes after ] n'elcck, afternoon.
Al 10 minutes nficr :, 0'cl0Ct, afternoon.
At O'Clock, afternoon.
AT 30 minutes nftcr o'clock, evening
AT 30 minulCa after 10 oGlook, night
At | O'Clock, night
AT 3O minutes niter o'clock, morn'g, Sundays.
at 10 mnutes nittr 10 oclaGk night, Snninys
at / O'Clock, night, Sundaya
STEAMBOAT ApIFL PuR l'miLAbTLrHlA,
a. i.0o O'Clock in The morning trom King street
wharf
For WLmlAGtOs.
AT ~ O'clock IN the afternoon, Ghastnnt street
wharf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18


For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois.
Vice President,
ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee,
For Representative in Congress,
NATHANIEL d. sMITHERs.
For Eiectors Of President and Vice President,
DANIEL CORBlT, New Castle Cs,
JAMES r. CLEMENTS, Kent Co,
JOHN O. HAZARD, Sussex Co.
new Castle County Ticket.
For Sherig,
GEORGE 8. HAGANY.
For Coroner,
JOHN CURRY.
Sfndlor,
Robert O. FrAim, BrandyWine Hundred.
R,pysssntatives
John A. duncan, James II. IIoifecker,
John a. jackson, John A. Allder1ice.
Merit H. Paxson, Andrew Eliabon,
Elias N. Moore.
Levy Court Commissioner,
Lewls Zebley, Brandywino Hundred.
John W. Hawkins, Wilmington Hundred.
Abncr IIollngsworlh, Chrialiana Hundred.
Bronaugh M. Derringer. New Castle Hundred
Sylvester d. TOWNSEND, Peucader Hundred
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
FOR $l,5O.
SIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
Pills.


No psn attends their operation. The only pills that
operate wih1Ht grplng hckenllF, weakening or leAy
lns the bowels ethlve and the best Pills ever usrad
the afflicted fr every disease requiring pnrgaiiye adi,
cine. Their iRtrlnslc merits are becoming extensively
known Elegantly sugar coated price 90 cents per nx
Head what the Rev Francis N. Hawkins, OF tile NJ. r.
Church, at baltimore, says Of their excellence -
TowaoETOwS, MD- April 20, 1864
DR.. sIhNs SOs.-Slr;-l have been for 4or months
greatly afflicted with tue Liver Affection; for the first
months alter my seemed serious, thought was
wasting away with consuinptlun suffered inucl with
a violent misery in my side and with burning in my
back my breathing was very hard; my complexion very
yellow u fact my whole system seemed entirely out Of
order. had severe cough at times and weakness In
my breast applied to several physicians. and took
great amount Of medicine which seemed TO have good
effect When frat heard u your Liver Pills, thought
perhapa they might do some good, l bought 0na
boz aud before lad taken them all felt greatly reey-
ed my head felt no longer giddy my side longer
painel me- my nerves seemed 10 be streugthanal in
other wOrls began to feel like aud ain now
enjoying very good health, They operate without sick
enilg any gripping pains and do highly recommend
them to the public. Try them, sufferers before II too
late. Your humble servant,
FRANCIS NJ. HAWKINS,
of Baltimore Circuit Of the NJ. T.. Church.
sols manufacturers, SiMMS 4 SON, physiclans AGd
Druggists corner Of Fourth aud King Etrees Whining.
ton, Del Sold by Drugglsts and Htofsknepers generally
Ask Tor smms Vegetable Liver Pills, aud take Others
Sold by Ferris, New CASTLE Booth aud Cowgirl 4 BOn,
Dover; Amneraley Foulk, Milford; Lodge, Caymnn;
Dyott Co, Philadelphia. and dealers generally.
may.2I.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
U. S. z-sO LOAN.


Tho seereiary Of tho Treasury eivos nnce that sub
scriptions will bo received Tor uoupon Telsnry Noss
payable three years from AUGUST 10th, 1861 with semi-
annual interest at the rate seven and thsoe-chs .r
''n' per annum ,Princifal AMI Interest 10th 10 he pad
in lawful money.
These notes will be- convertible at tho orion oi ih,
he'' Al maturity. into six perccut so lcrins tonls,
payable MT l,si than tive nor more than tw.n,y y-as
from their date as the Goyennsnt may rier They viii
be issued in lamentations Of $50 slOl 5Ol aoD and
s5OOO, and all subscriptions iaus' bo fo ay dalhr, or
some multiple of flfty dollars
The notes will he Transmitted to lha owncra rsa Il
transportation charges soon after the eeepi Ut the
original Certificates Of Opposite as they 10 prepared.
As no notes llaw interest from August H. persons
making deposits subseqnent 10 that daie mus pay o
interest accrued from date of note daio Of deposit
PARTIES derostns twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any time will he allowed
commission Of onequaror Of PER cent which will DO
paid by the Treasury Department upon tho recont OF
hill for the amount, certified to y the officer with whtm
the deposit made. No deductions for commissions
must be made fonl the deposits
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
STRAW WANTED.
NOTICE

usl received at 3o2 sla,k street atee aod bcAuli.
~ Iui collection a. dass ftu'i oNi,, emtioiy uew
siYlr Gan add examine iiHin
rH0siN .1e NnRNANpIR,
Now il the time for puiiing up fi siui. as. ipd
lars tor that purpose oieyo, r,lsble kiud ars ou hku
and tor sale Iy TllO9. Y. do NoKMANpIE
Iau Il s02 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLEG f.,

637 Chestnut St, Cor. of 7th,
ESTABLISHED 1874. INCORPORATED 1866.
An Institution dsslgutd to aid Young mon in Acqnir.
inEa
PRACTICAL BUSINESS EDUCATION,
The course OF Instruction includes
bookkeeping,
As prscticed by the beat Accountants for WHOLESALE
Retail, Jpbbing, Manufacturing Commission, foroisn
and Domestic shipping Duslness Joint stock Companies,
Banking, sc.
PENMANSHlP,
In every style, Plain aud Ornamental Is tAughtlby
THOMAS w. MU0kE
One 0f the most skllful Of psnmen.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS.
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, 90.
sudeatH instructed separately and received at any
time.
Diplomas with the seal Of the Institution attaehe
awarded on graduation.
in the practical value pfs wel-tr course of nstrnc
ton extont Of ACCOMMODATIONS. Hnd aciilius FIR patt-
lug BuslnbRs hnOH ledge this Institution ia
CATALOGUES sent fTss application.
HS-CRfFTgRnER's Beres OF prarteat Trfases on Book
Keeping, aud Judge SHARswooD's Lecture before ths
studsnts, CoinInsIeal Law for sale the coiiss
Z. H. oklTrENDkN, lpyuein.ls
JOHN eR0EsBEoKs r'usPAs'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
PENINSULAR r. r. LINE
Chanee of 9o,,ra

ON anl alter SATURDAY EVENING, October Is. 1854.
" Trains for the accommodation Of PASSENGERS will mn
a. follows until further notices
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Now for the Rush to Cheap Johns
Another New List of Prices.

Another New List of Prices.
Boots and Shoes 80 per cent. less than auy
''ler store in Delaware.
pry Goods 10 per cent Iess than any other
Hore IN Wilmington.
cTOokery-Ware 25 to 80 per cent. less than
Wy other store in this city.
Nolions Of all kinds from Is to 20 per cent.
''ss 'han any other person dare attempt to SELL
NJ, spool Cotton, CloAking Cloths, Flannols, Pant
Saas' uhdershrts and Drawers Window Cur
S,ns saI Goal Oil Lamps, Glassware, Knives and
IN iiS'ss' Pocket Books, Brushes Of all kinds from
~. 70 70 per cent. less than any other store in
Nv " United States. Open from A. M. to o +,
=" no. 6Os Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
Farms for Sale
IN
DELAWARE, PENNSYLVANIA,
AND MARYLAND.

No. l. farm of ninety nfres near Newark
No z. farm in Cnrstiana dundel iltn miles from
wilmington containing sixty-7is aere, "a ianl Win
good buildings. '
No .. 4 iar'n in oer County Maryii containing
two hundred and thirty acres.
no. l. hirin in Appuquinmink Iud. el ti,re. miles
rom Townsend ststpn, On til Deawtre Il llr,ti .ia
Ainins thre. hundred acres and twn of huidlus
No o. iarin containing ni. hundred atd sevent y.
nlhs ares, ~ West Dnvnr llunr d. hnnt County, ne
IN two tracts and with two sots ni buildings
No. " lhrm containing hnudrsl and scynutt.
even acres within tx nliles ~ bovar, l1nni C,unte
Del. Half In timber.
No, Z. ihrm 0t ninety acres natr t..a4fAw
No. D. very ina farm Of On, hand ~ aud twenty Uyo
acres ~ Chester County. Pa, natr GimtdiA Foil
NO. o. farm in BlAndyslnp lundt- Il ge aii,s frola
Wilmington, containing IA nc,es Uaod niiliuss
NO. 10 a farm In lirandywiu. luadici eoatiinne
~ acres. Good buildings.
No. II. lnTm in Chfsulia lluairsI t,travi!io
containing ~ acres.
: NJ u. farm IN ranii wine Hundred cnni,ipine
lh3 aerea. .I..
It above ttMs viii bo Sold very reasonable teass
AMI at nod. rate prices Hiil sour pose lou oam b,
given Immediately.
For terms apply to
w MoGAuLbEY co,
SVG Marlt aitUst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
sFoVEs! sTOvEs!! STOVES!

H. THE subscriber begs leave to call the attentIo on
L4 the public to his large and excellent stock OF COKO
sssg2 lN0 AND PAHIuh STOVES, comprising some
Gas.s ds husi patterns in the market.
le has also hand large assortment Of Plain and Ia.
uel ipwsrp Tea Waters, Looking Glasses X niyes and
Easbs Vhlp and Ten Spoons Preserving Kettles Plain
81 lamp scales, Weights and Measures Guns, shot Bags
Ae. Ar. 6r. o.
ra will sell all articles in his ljne of busnas,
a. low "a they can hh bought for elsewhere
KOpfi,,d AND SCOUTING, and ali Kinds of Tin and
rspsqtaie terms ~ ~
k5-GeD STOVES bought sold and exchanged.
snieavOug to give satisfaction 10 receive share Of pub.
bic patronage HENRY \. PICKLES.
No, Fast 9TH st., between Market and King,
f2S next door to The Old Auction Roo N.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-18
ZEE ElIckors wood.

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French Street Wharf
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