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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

IoiIsHrD Roses. IL - no uncomnsa
ding. a. one travels over tho STATE. O. Gee
ihe l~dses Were TIE gravel ias hcen rr
moved. az polished a. smooth A. glass.
The harder tac roe. tle smoother thc nol-
ID. We saw notable instance % tbs a
fcw DAYS sincc on tlc roal from sumner 90
Buckfcil- Thc gravel had been removed
% ooustruci the radroal. and tbs .sdee.
composed cd a very hard rock was polished
ard worn lo~a on very rrmarka ZEE nan
ncr. We gci pcrmissi1n of Chase. fh, "a
mons stage driver Of iiai roufc-wc aert
remember his gwen name. but ~ matter.
even BODY krous Rim forever tLai kno-s
lin oucc-to r,t oat oi the coach and ex-
anime the sI.ot- What griadinr AID pol
isLiaE. ara aifh chat m shfr forcc. % uca-
aouu tle uortAern slopes 90 oar bills ana
mountains fo ther present condition
>omrrimcs a. vein 90 conpalt uuarir raa-
Lroagh tac slate and rcs,.ts in para ih- ac-
uou oi th- lcnulins force. Irasiux riI-r
above iAe adiacs 30 state. Examples of ID.
nav b. scen almost everywhere in Name
So@eiimcs deep farroH a. are pioucd through
the rocks. esPccitl.y ihe states. We have
seen thea on the northern slopes ot ibe
mountains In Oxford County. too feet in
depth and several feet in uaih. On a
smaller sale these f1rross are very a5an-
dsrt boz kcunebcc and Penobscot Co8ntir..
These traces ola ancient order % tbing.
are inde.ioiy stamped on The ro, oi Name.
Name Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
Old FruitTree..

O'i fruit trees Ike ola vine. are better
than reW--morr hardy. uiorv V-oh6c. be-
causo larger. and b,Ar ~hi,c TIE young
ones are groving. always provided thcy are
kept IN order. and sell 'cd-for plants. Ike
animals. need food or thev vil pcrish.
Nearly every farm in New Eagian has az
ola orchard Of e. rua cat sPpic and par
trees. vhicb. thoagh they appear bcaitay
and souud euough. have long since ceascd
% D, ar ANYTHING worth gathering. ths fruit
beng boib small IN s'ze and quaatisy. AMI
dry ard Aavoriess A. chip. Sach an o.
chard ~lcn 20 comcs into thv hands oi an
enicrPsising iaruier. Is gcaera.iy cut down.
a. a ncE one SET our. wLich does 70 bet
trr shan The Oh one; or 10 tic proprietor l.
not 80 fond II improvements. q - kept ior
cider. or The irsit Is ted oul % cattle. Ia
- beginning 90 be understood that ncS
trees val not Goarish on The ste Of ga
ones. because the soil Is exhausted 81 ne
elements Necessary Tor the maintainanoe Of
The trees. but we never heard Of ANYBODY
49, l-tt.'- 20 ENrtafa AAN -NlA aN- NflfN
back the ola trees into bearing. instead q
waiting 1oEeu years tor a nc~ orchard %
oouae GA. Bat a Ne~ York paper recouuis
a more sucrcssful eSPefimeut Of this KIDD.
which. % initiated By our farmers. would
r,tarn thousand pr cent. on the invest
mcni. One 90 the mach calamnistci book
farmers came into The possession @ an an
te,liluVian orchard that bah been inncocuf
% apples Tor a gcncra;ion. us foreman.
Ike Lis Troioirpc mentioned ia Scripture
language. $50 propo-ed 20 cui q Gown as
a ..cuubercr Of thc rrounl. but the own
CT. in scripture lansuare. also proposed
o. be- Jig about IL and dung ia Hc made
a trcuch round each tree three feet from ii.
abou; four fees wide AMI a foot and a hali
dep. Which Be 6.icd VIII good sol from
b.. aeld. mixcG uiih coal ashes and cinders
and htile potash Toe roots Of Tie trees
thus iound a new bill Of fare. ard the rcsali
Wa Observable the sane scason in the IN
creased vigor of ihe foliage. and tie ns0t
wear 4 good crop % fne srples rewarded
ms pans. -Ne~bur,Pori Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

orrrsrccFrSe. Many farmers are apt
o. oreFsi9-E fhoir pasiu-os. It - BAL
uag. It 81 as poor economy FOL oscrro-k
Pistarc rs o. keep osile short in siater.
hey are obliged fo rork lard all dsv .s
ihe Boz sln. and ao noi ge. enough den.
besides this. Too close foslar does ros
give the plants tiue % fbrou OF reu
leaves, sh,ch soon kil's tLeu. Three cows
seff on good pastare. uiu o. mors BRO
l-c'ise tsan four Obliged o. run where &C.
feed g. fca-cc -plouman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

Ht'opr Mrs. Tbs comes from wiai
o commonly called Gng.f. q naue rather
loosely applied 90 any infamuaiory disease
ot the uddrr- Sometimes tie bag axes
and becomes harl and very sore. Thi.
generally yields to external app cations. a.
boz soap s1ls. boz brine. hat a-rica u,,.-.
Orb ail o. rubbing ana taead-- ~ tLe
BAG the COW u.I bear. A. other times tt.
uiter BE- only a Ltfl- tender and there d.
internal hiv-iing coming from sores The
De o-'a BE- good i,r ib.s also. 5-; o. d. eel
o. accompany ,i by a doe of ep-o.l SAT-.
30 .a. , and eyer ll-2 ozJ given ia a
bran m1'h. vel saltei to I.srasa tte ,s...
Wtere i' car b. obtained. Poke v-eI o-
6arset-raoi b. excellent far a-y fofm of
Ga-ret Three or f5sr oarces are cot 10
One ans ,ed w.,l oats and roots.
[Arr.-.itarisf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

osresr. ss--Ata Cosrt el Pr..i.te Nd uf
farl.s -this asi g. n cor.ufs II oet.ri. 90
- thtid tur-s.ss 60 Me-. a n. l~es.
"a en- Isfut.a 81 Nhsf aalrr fosrrs srtus q
I'D = fseers ATE 81 frssterE. ia 81 "a Cousrs
t-rssset- rfastng thst ~ corscr 49, D. asssErrt
aid 80 oa e. her. in h~r be hust.sn1'a cslafr.
ssi test Iouiu.s-sionrrs - srI1lsied 49, tas- rur
49,
o.lerrl. rasi o. ..ii r-,loaer give -si,rr FL
aN rrr-ssrs tnfrlrsfrt. o. Cars.ng rurs ot thu
orf.rf Al o. luif.sart tso ~frss srrrrssirr'r in
ONfrft neuorfat rftrtr.i ri lrfis. rhai lars ulrs
arlear ai d Frnfarr lf.arf tl o. hsll at ,af..rr
81 s.sl Coaare CO. rte GA dss oi Ians nrsf st
frn al ~ circs 49, islenosn 49, shr- cau.r.
b. 49, thes AsVc. vts thr saar shauil "a b. I'll
h~cl.
EW WOODBURY. Jslrr.
A trur caTT-affrs. =. =. uonn-. Eeg.sfar
oNFeEn. ss.-At - Coart ed Probate h-li 81
ftris. wIfhIn an. frr thr taanfF oi nstnrd.
90 fhc 20 fersIis ed MaV. a. ~. i-eb.
Be- trlla LnF~Ias aa1niaasifaf.r 60 az 90 sfr
of ~trrh~u a.. lrtrs lnfe Fl lrlu. ia srsr ceurfF
tec-a-cl. harf-g pfrsru,rf his q. - aai Sal &C.
Csurf 81 aralfr.-fra of ftr cstue of sad CO.
c.ssed far ai1ear-e.
ortrrei. fhar 49, -at1 s -llri.t'r give nniare fo
aii rerso-s rrtrfc.fet. O. causirg = sers of thfs
ort-r to he puh.rshed. tse ~esks succ--siseis
IN ~ o-fsri lh-nrrraf. prinf-d ~ raris. thsi
thee raas aar-ar 81 q froh.t- Cert 20 30 hslt 81
lari-. IN $50 tasnrIy. ~ he > Tuestss 81 gue.
nrsf. 80 fea of tnc ciask en- the iorsu--,a.
80 49, caus~ 49, thry have. ~ thr
sas.e shou't not b. a'io~ei.
f. " WOODBURY. Jssss.
Asru~copv--stt-.tsg : HosEs .R-gtsicr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22
farmers department.


AZ 80 aits a. scfcn,es rcrtaluinE to 20, ard
.iu-e', hukea itgcihrr. $50 49, iaiir1alc.g con-
.rcfsd utia A. lra.tulc a errcuLa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

OHtsnn. ss-ata Csrrf aI P.al-af- triI rf Pare
if uifh,r rrf 90 fh- Carrfr ri flsf. r.l On tt~
~ Iussisr ri Mav 4 %. i-es.
90 ca ref.rfrn af tr.frnn ~aurerr si'ru a
'rFhas ~a1rr.s.n .tfr 81 Nergnr OBJ sa.f CerrfF
rcrssrt, rrstfar o. su sft stssrr n1i rhc fsr-
sorf. estate ei ~ hfr hasbtaf .--tnf s'ss fhnt
hef t'ser nas hc sssis rri aaI 90 ert fo ~
flr'rrrs.. ihsf ~ sati rrtifiaart give setice
fo al. rFrs.ns lnrrrrsrrl. hr rar..nr r.f,r ~
lhitorrr FL - hi.fhrsi ftre- 49, H. srrrs Eve
hn thr bstrt nfmrrrtf plisft1 atPsif 80 that
,hrT uaf Frrraf .I iI.hfIr '.urf f. b. o.. a st
raft. ~ sf.i terrft. on fhr a. THY I'll Jure
Hrsf. sf frs a'r.ark 81 he frrennsa co. 80.
rss.- if seY iars aasr, uhv tar sauar sA.sii sot
tr -raufrH
E.w WOODBURY. .Jsdr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-06-22

A.-.--1-'u-.'.J = Iiess..E-...'.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
.<st, Kent &
nassa
2O7 ShIpIey st.. Wilmington, Del.


Importers and Dealers in
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call the at
tent on Of their friends and the public, to tho arg-
est and best selected stock Of Iron and Coach Hard
ware in the State, consisting in part as follows:
lRoN-Best brands, English and American bars
| refined and common
Hammered, bands hoops, scrolls, ovals half ovais,
English Juniata and Norway slit Reds.
Benlon's superi It Norway Horse Nail Rods.
English and American puddled and solid bloom
sTEEL-spring, Country, Blister and herman
Holbaoh Steel.
sandersons superior cast and shear Steel.
| Cultivator Plates various sizes,
| HARDWARE-Horse shoes hammered and
presSei, Horse Nails.
CariHge and Wagon Iron Axles.
datchel's and other Elliptic Springs.
Colemans superior Carriage bolts and Axle clips
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes
Malleable Iron for Cstriage Works.
Blaoksmitbs Bellows Anvils, Vses, Slelges.
Hammers, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
Spencer's celebrated Files and Rasps.
American dimblet Pointed Screws
Trace, Stage, Breast, Back coil and other chains.
Ames' and other Shovcls and Spades.
PICKS, Mattocks, Forks and other Farming impe'
, wileys, Atwoods and other Plow Castings,
, Besttys Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives.
/ Butchers, Chisels and Plane Irons.
. Diston' . superior Saws Of all kinds.
. Pughs and Tssswells Augurs and Brace Bits
Vets Berch and other Planes.
Iron Riveu, Timed aud Copper Belt Riysts.
Lead, b inca Tin, Spolter Solder and Rabbit Metal
Iron and Steel Wire, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods and Fixtures, McCalstsr's points
for ditto
;, Grindstones, Cranks and Rollersfor ditto.
Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Manu-
facturers prices.
dlass, Putty, Paints, Cosch aud Furniture Var
A. nishes
Paint Mills, Linseed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpen
o tine, 30.
Cut aud Wrought Nails and Spikes.
a. Carriag" Canvas, Carpets, Cloths, Leather, Lace
ESs' AGENTS for Phillips Carriage and WACO
= spokes Felloes Bows, Shafts, tongues Hubbs, 81
lY' AGENTS for Dole, Silver and Denuins
unrsyaled patent adjustable Tenanting aud Hu
n Boxing Machines Ftlloe Boxing attachments, &c.
4 IY AdEN rs for Spears Preserving Solution.
All of which will DO sold at lowest market price
~ Wholesale and kotail. june al If
ELI GARRETT DANIEL Il. KENT, IL. GARRETT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
Good Pictures very reasonable pri
New Castle County Mutual Insurance

OFFICE "wILMINGTQN INsTITUTE,''
Corner Eighth and MarketSts.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest en- Pr mi nm Notes X educedte bpsrct.
fNHE Prlncpalof Mutual Insurance la believed to be
the safest and perence, far has proved II to be
the cheapest means of against loss by Are and
athous thi, institution has been but twelve in
istence the list OF insurers will tayorably with
not few have been rUm pty psid az ali who have been
insured In this Office and had the to be
burned out attest The object has been
safe risks rather than to swell the number Of
insured without regard to lsssening the u
ability ofsinkng the Cash Oapain case of heavy dis
DIRRCToRs.
Wilmington City.-Nilliam Candy, George Richard
SON. John A. duncan, Jacob Pussy, william TAtnAll,
element b. Smyth. John Cochran, Edward 7, Bell ali
Samuel Candy, Charles W, Rowland. . .
brand wine Iid-Edward Brin ghurst y Cloud Elliott
Ohrstiana Hd.-James Riddle.
New Castle Hd--JOhn Guyer.
white Clay Greek lld--Abra am 4. shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President
y. D, saIru, Secretary and Treasurer.
III Once hoursfrom to and from 2to4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company OF the state
OF Delaware.

(ORlaIsAL MILL CRBBK, &c)
This Company continues to Offer to the people OF
Delaware Its superior advantages of nsura against
oas by are all descriptions OF property except Ma
riue risks.
The Institution is cemmends by over 20 years expe
rieuee IN and attention TO the subject OF Mutual insu
rance being the nrst Introduce the principle into
stateJ by reason OF which, 1t is believed the Man
agers have been enabled to ad ust and discriminate
between the different varieties OF property to
der the membership among the most acquitabe IN
character of the numerous insurance Companies pre-
| scented to the public.
1t takes credit elf that Its payments losses
have besu prompt and liberal, that In ~ years bus
meas ind losses reaching ovsT 500 OOO net single
case obligation has occurred, and scarcely one with
| out entire sttisfacon to the parties insured
amount Of It's risks II has deeusd Hundreds OF Thou
sands of Dollars of Insurance. either as requiring too
jects Insurance for he character Of the institution
In this mannerit is conceived IL has the safest ana
most select hst tusurances. in proportion to the
Company within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this 1t not only reduced the rate
ofInsuTance, at all times moderate, one-siyth daring
he last Two yeaIn but 1t presents now clear surplus
und OF As 900 security against any assessment on
Certificates the balances due to each member, now
being issued will be paying interest to them from Jan
II commenced the year isei, with real proteetioa
| surplusF 50,OOO
Total protee,lou $780, 900
Its the work Of the Farmers OF Delaware aud as
such they oushtto pa'roaireh r.,r, eu.ppp
q, | fTenldont JtSbtE euhh
Secretary and Treasursr--RORRRT MOCABBI III d.
DIRECTORS;
Ell Wilson, Brandywinc Hdi James Dalaplain
b Christians Hd; James Webb samuel Barr, B.. G
stotsenhurs and Jesseu sharpe Wilmington Hd Rob
ert MeCabe, Mill Greek HID John f. Williamson
White Clay Greek HID George y. TyDout New Cast
Id; Curtis B. Ellison paucader Hid John G. Clark
Red Lion, lid DR.. VIM. Cummin,, SMYRNA Thoma
| Murphy, ST. Georges HID Charles T. Fleming Pete
r. Causey, Milford J. p. Comeeys, Dover CharesTu
nell, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As well for receiving applications for in
suTauce q dues OF momberS 49,
Eli Wilson, Brandy WINE, Hd Robert Mccabe, MI
Crock I'D James Dslapsin, Cnrislisua lid John
Williamson white Clay Creek, Hd; Curtis b. Bllsol
Pancader HID Red Lion, st, Georges, and Appoquin
mink Hundreds; Joseph Griffith, Smyrna Jam
Crippen, New Castle Hd Charles T. Flemmng, NJ
7 ford Charles Tunnel. Georgetown; Henry Toj
Dover,
nunica ions on general busintss adiressedto Il
undersigned Wilma gtou will receive Immediate attic
. ton. ROBERT McCAbBj NJ D.,
,. Secrs y,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
LLnIGA - sCnU1 LIAlLi. GOA 4.
2240 ponndn to the Ton.

s5sM Tho So l1crIber has just Iutt1ved very
S@1g superior quality of spriug Mountain Lehigh
~es1j$.sCot TINS Coal IL admitted To be the purest
and best; the came quantity giving more
neat lasting longer than any other Coal coming from
the Lchgh Region; also Locust Mountain, Bread MOuR
tain and BlncEhe th nchuylk Coal OF all sizes All per
sons desrous combining comfort with economy would
nui their advantage call at the Wool aud Coal
Yard beow the iuroa, uetweeu kiug aud French SITS.
Jtul7ly JOHN Ii. TURNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
C1Al! coal Il!

an. The subscriber has constantly on hand
StlstS L Gust aud Broad Mountain Coal Of all sizes
carefully prepared family use, nj the
lowest market prices 224O lbs. to the Ton,
Please call before buying elsewhere Also Hickory, 0ak
,ud Fine God. BAkkS Coal Once
arr24u Front aud lRtna streets, Wilmington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

And prepared give his personal attention to the
br-iuossu Of NHgiEIrA q, in all its Bran. hes
lie assures n1se whs may require Ills services that
they Viii mud hun ready with Horses and Carriages, at
tended Us careful 1T YUrs At all times.
RES ,pHAcE NJ. hOj POPLAR SrkEET.
I..Lr.- i-.L-I a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

loss APf-'si', Am
Debility. " Is MT
iDHu,l for weak. Nerl
,t!e 10y AN SrnGs1-t e
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

TELEGRAPHIC
AND
Comm rcial Institute,
1 w. Cor. sd and Market SITS, Up Stairs,
(Eutfance Third Strtet,)
WILMINGTON DkLAH ARE.
us building, has been nttei up aud oecup ed by the
Idst.!ute wu.cl will open the winter Com
u4Icius on Aoulty, October 9th 100 aud euiug May
St 1873, durius which p'rod II ii be opou daily,
a4tutlays nd o4ud tys excepted from A. NJ 10 Il
VI aud lson !. u r NJ. oI Muuday, Tuesday, THUR
LAY Hriday evenings, 1t win be open from 10
10 services u accomplished plain aud UrnIments'
,enuan have bsen secured, to tach
PLNMANSHIP
- aits lautses he has supOrioranl bat few equsls
II this beautiful Art.
Plciilss for aeIl.rIus conPl,ts Mercantile educ
such befyrc offered 10 the pubic
q. NIluin tos sstius Of single and poubls sutry
BOOK KEEPING,
BasGius, Ex h.us in-uf1uce, Steamboat as, Cvmmis
,,oa - Ok uompiuy's Buaaers, Commercial
| Forms and Cal-u,atlLs. cSc,, etc.
IL tue rclt5r phc Department every slNantagt that
.l be had IL 1Ay urcr afforded psrsyns ivsirous
elrnlus "
TaLkGRAPHlNG
tae plea Ia ratiNe olnpOymeats ia.
| so he lI4susd H. 10 building aud bsilii OF old
mi NV lace, throughout the Northern and suuthtIu
lsmaru tor spectators, that the old method o
le4rniIs ID inais luaie u supply.
TERMS.
iuNtsi-Sy i'll sdviur 10 ue paid at time Of entrance
itc iut 81 twenty per cent made to ladies' For iuTth
sI lattIf ulaIs Inquire al Tie lusttlte.
s5~ lhe pubic aIS luNiudt visit the Institute au,
exam c . tnu vAsiOus d-par tuisnt- oct 0tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
III r M ASON ~ IEAksLVN
Cabinet Organs

2Nl lldef9 Ht7'g's, aiDbtri ustufel and sscnla
T.. 80 10 $40 slsd. sIFIT#uNE HOLp OF
- "apAL Their nrst prenlu as ,rarled them
..a-tiFsra .a's.9. re- rec Address, mason HAM
La D. On or MASON BRorHGRs Nav York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
RORERT IAYLOR's
LARGE
Bakery & Confectionery

Theundersisned b avin slarsely Increased hisfa
H oiltiesfor successfully prosecuting his business,
by thssrsstion oftwS large brick BUILDINGS, With
and the public generally that after
yearspraotiqAl eEperepoein this city, he now pre-
= rudl a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

II. K. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIsT,
NO, jlS Market Street.
II Tasg 'sReViviner, a new article tor tbehsit
~ skin tissupsriort to all he ordinary preparation
now in use Tor the hair the agent iB II II. Bring
" hurst, 3l7 Market st.
fOor Richards by Water "a new article srsReA at
n. BringhuiBt's.
Helnbold aBuchu ,for Diseases he Ktdney rAyei
Dropsy, 40. IL. X. BrinH hurst sstore.
Silver s0a2 -fhe best sedI Si
yer Plated Ware, 6c.
Nsrseiis. Aromatic fiue Uut.-Ths ARTICLES putppin
aud used the and Is tn best sub
Btitute we have had. II. X. brinEhurst.
Tobias Venitian Liniineut large bottletst H.
Bringhurat 3.
Mrs, wnsow ngsy pf idrentsething a,
II. II. BringhurHt's.
Extracts for the ful assortmeuto fine
Extracts iuet receiv ed at H. X. brinshurst's.
SyrnEes all kinds and Sizes, cheap at H. H. nghurstH
Trusses Shoulder braces snsR Bandages, supporters
BringhurHts Cough syrup-There Is nothing superior
to this syrup for bad cold cough H. II. Brinshurst
Jaynes Family Medicines al the lowest prices of TIT
agents II. IL. BRlkGH ksT,
Fourth ',rrke ct Sta Milmin IA, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
UAB4AET WARE AND BL .NDS.
u, ~ Il. n. RAarman,
No. 4I0 kIEs 81. between -ith q 5th
TN. NE

II - N k"eN- constantly On hand
30 = aud msuuiacturr 10 OId,t,
= ---:s isss 10y tuIntnse 1t livery VARIETY
81 ss=-=-7S.>- X ~ and st)e uG tn best ma
ttuui and r,a- liable
torlla. A,5o VENETIAN BLINDS OF all variety III pat
icons, mad" a finished IN Superior Style 81 the low
est iIie-- Gs-Bhuds repaired aud painted. ny lyGI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
BREAD AND CAKES

LotDer hdh eper Usre sntdta Detapare before.
Thefoiown rates will be strictly adhered 10 pre
sent One and hall loaf at cents; three pou nd
ioA lat cents Cafssofevsry description proportion
Atsly low.
NewYsrk Biscuits, Soda BiscuIts, Sugar Bis.
eults. shel! Btscuits. Family Pilot BreAd,
Bran biscuits, Lemon Biscuits,
water Crackers, Ae.
Allof which will warranted OF the
and Hold cheap be bou the United States
He also in connection wi tn his Baker,
the IN anufaetureOf
CONFECTIONERY.
this he will use nothin hut tn,
best material, and employ but the very beat orb
His al in Erection, md aood
purchased this establishment will be delivered within
tw enty miles Of Wilmington free of charge Retailer
will dnd to their advantage to call at the corner
fifth aud TAtnall Streets
pu rch as n elsewhere.
store corner Fifth d TatnaIlSts
WILMINGTON. DEL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
BKICkSl BRiCkSl!
Newlin & Beqqs,

aIu' lVlil anu walnut treets,
WLA NGT6N, DHl.
'u se assortment Of BrlcHr 4 ali E,r,t. 5. t,t,
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