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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

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Nes.EG Stockton Houss, kept oy A. Butler, IL tue
lsiliE2fn town ofEsw isile, Delaware, on THURS
asloea es s1.s Two sssSu 'ss
sids IL. ofNsw Castle The Des1ars River 50
Road Leading from New Castle, to Hsrss corner Joining
Philadelphia, and containing IT'S Acres Of arabic land,
In the highest state OF cultivation, yellow clay subso
oil having been heavily lined aud mannred. producing
for It's heavy wheat IL Is divided into seven hslds "f
equal si.e having spring wafer in each, NO oiokea
order. This improvements consist OF BRluK NAN
sIoN HOUSE, 10 feet square, with large Hall In rs
four large rooms each floor, ceilings ~ feet o.
finished In the best manner poIohes both ronts. all
surrou aided by beautiful lawn, hed with every var
iety trees and shuhbs with gravel walks
There are also large barn 80 10 feet with very large
sheds surrounding the Barn yard sufficient shelter Tor
100 head q stock carriage house gansIy ice mouse
orchsrd containing the nuest vreties of apples and
pears very h-ndsome garden with evsry variety oil
small lui wind mill pump forces water all over the
barn yard and stables This is OF the finest srms
in 9ew Castle County. The view from the BouSe ID
no of the finest the Delaware This farm deserves
the attention of any wanting tip top place all in
complete order. The implementsand sleek now oAths
farm will DO sold II desired
No 2-.or iRiver Side Farm, - is separated from No
L. by the Delaware r. r. who Keeps up the fences alonl
tile whole line, contains about l+5 acres of upland ant
meadow and ia a desir lbe situation for Dairy, grains
grain farm There have been kept SO head OF stock oil
it the past year portion Of the land well adapte
| for q truck garden, Ut Uut RAISING. THIS l7IM nb
been heavily lined and nanured all over, and Is yer!
productive; 10 only ton minutes walk from the Rail
road Depot. or Steamboat wharf, at New Castle. TIL
| improvements Frame Dwelling House, two storie
high with attic, all finished In the best manner, will
back building attached, good cellar underneath bar
50 by 10 feet with stables hen house wagon sheds, &c
all 10 good order. These the finest properties tina
have boon offered Tor sale Tor = very long time. An
one wishing COED farm, had better them at onoe
The terms will be made easy, $4,000 to be pal
when the property Is struck OF, one third when III
deed ia delivered the balance on Mortgage for nv
years possession given at any time. The property wi
be shown by the swner residing thereon, or
| WIN. BRIGHT & SON,
| Real Estate Dealers, Wilmington, Del.
| IA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

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ErJust received and for sale at the Central
Drug and Prescription store, S. W. corner of 9Th
and Market streets, DR.. Nj Grath' s Magnetic Relief
and Pills. Also most of the approved remedies for
Fever and Ague, as follows; DR.. Rowand's Tonic
Mixture, Ayers Ague Cure, Paschalls Fever and
Ague Mixture, 6hallenberser's Fever and Ague
Antidote, Osgood's India Cholagogue also, all the
leading hair preparations, DR. Tebbetts hair regen
orator, Halls remover, otc l.. M ENGLAND,
Druggist. sep lO-lm
Wanted The highest cash prices viii be
paid for ladies and gent!ameu's SECOND hand
clothing, by Edward Armstrong, No. 2O2 New
polt Pike, near the gas acuse. Persons who
wish to purchase cheap and good clothing arc
also iavited to call, aug 2O-2m*
RA-Gentlsmen Say our shirts are perfect
f,s neatly and substantially made, lnsurpass.
ed 10 quality, prices as low as any. Call and
| try us on these points ~ tho G,nts furnishing
store. John Q, Cole, ageat SIT Market street,
opposite the city Hall Wilmington.
! Iy-August sos converted into 5.20's - 7. 30 =
Of June or July given in exchange for 3O's " Au-
Els and premium paid 2O's Q! 1851 GDd IS
given 10 eIoha lre for $50 Of 1852 Hn1 tho mgr.
kot ference paid, by john McLear A Son bank
ers, No 6O7 Market Street oN asst
| II Just received ONE Goo reAl Chung lace coli
J lars and lae Real aud Imitation Chung Lace and In
sertiou, at John frocks 7O5 NJ rket st,
I.Y"The best MAKE of Lao % Kid Clio 9, Berliu,
Colu nix anu pInet uluVeS LOT llutef, misses add
| children at low prices Mt John Z Frnck g. 7N5 Mar,
ket st
lSZephyr and Persian wool 4. the lowest mar
kot prices. Ladies take notice that zephyr and
other goods supplied for fairs 81 reduced prices -
John Froek, 7O5 Market street
B, Nstds,-Attorury At law, Briughurstt
Building, corner of 9Th and Market streets, vii
mington, Del.
wWhy can Hayes aford 10 sell HAVANA ogarl
Tor nve cents Because he sells large quantities o
them at small profits oct I'm
az 1V5' 0pcnci N DouEhtsn7i tC- Marke
= Street, til" Dost .)-Il!.-e as=oE,meet OF En-
Gtsh ana Do reattc .piof wear for gpptleme
. ever offered IN WIlmuGlda.
TTry Hayes I've cent Havanaa Cigart att h
maj Sfaofory, Trent and Market stroeS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
Peach Farm for sale.

49, WE nave for sale IA beautiful PEACH FARM
i,a Of l70 ACHES. The situation Is high healthy and
LII overlooking the North East River aud Philadel-
phia Wilmington and Bal timore Railroad, and is very
con venient place, being only u miles from the North
Depot Cecil County, MI aud half mile from tho
river where grain truck and peaches be shipped,
and u landed. The soft isa light sandy
loan; half the place Is In young Chesnut and Ok Tim.
ber with a Peach Orchard Of some 1000 trees-three
years planted OF the best grated fruit commenced to
bear this season. Farm aud Tensnt houses and out
buildings and fences in comfortable order, good
water handy to tch ,ols stores mills and churches 40
This property is 2s miles from Wilmington, Del, hut
hours ride in tho cars and will bo sold low II applied for
soon Further particulars and plot ot the place will
be given by application WIN. BRIGHT 4 SON,
sep lO. I'm No. 10 West 18th st Wilmin gton Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

DIoLIsE In PR1c Es. The New YORK pspers
announce the breaking up of various speculat-
Ing movements in the necessaries OF life In that
city, which has caused most gratifying de-
cline in prices. Pork hal. fallen four dollars a
barrel, wheat from Eve to eight cents bushel
and corn eight cents a bushel Buyers, it is re-
ported, even at these reduced figures, are We
scarce.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
| aese ls,3 I.
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PATENTED, MAY 40, 1890


This Ia an article for hing without rubbing except
in Ury dirty places, which will require very slight
rub; and unlike other preparations offered for like ur
pose, will net rot the Clothes but will leave them mu
whittier than ordina methods, without the nsut
and tear.
1t removes grease spots IL by magic and soltens
the dirt by sOsking that rinsng will In ordinary
cases entirely remove 1t
This powder Is prepared In accordance with chemical
SCIENCE and upon process peculiar to ITSELF VIII ich Ia
secured by Letters Patent. II has been in use Tor
than year, and has proved itself universal
favorite hsrever 1t has been used Among tho ad.
vantages claimed are the following. viz
saves all the expense of soap usually used cotton
and linen goods.
1t saves most Of tho labor OF rubbing and wear an
tear.
Also, Tor cleaning windows 1t is unsurpassed. with
quarter tho time and labor usually required II i'm
parts beautnl gs and lustre, much superior any
other mode No water required except to moisen the
powder
| Directions with each package.
II can be readily appreciated by single trial The
cost Of vashlng for family OF five sx parsons will
/ not exceed THREE CENTS.
l The manufacturers OF this powder aware thai
many useless compounds have beon introduced to the
pnblie which have rotted the cloth, failed in remov
ing the dirt, hut knowing the int Insio excellence OF
this article they confidently proclaim 1t being adapt
ed 10 meot damand which mas long eXiste and which
has heretofore remained unSupplied.
! MANUFACTURED
| HOWE STEVENS $50 Broadway, Boston.
| ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF FAMILY DYE COLORS
For sale y Gr,cer- ard niers ,ysryWhern. oct lf-u
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Chiuago, November 4-Offcer G, pCalaghAn
GU Friday arrested a man in this city who, it
is believed recently robbed an express company
in Massachusetts of the sum of $2s 500. The
arrest was made on despatch from Boston re-
eeived ny Captain Hickey a few days ago from
the Chief Police OF taat city. The person az
rested is James SHAW, alas Colbert, atds CAL
geg:, aad be answers exactly The description
seat from Boston. He was taken befo.e the
Police Court 10 The afternoon and a. Captain
Hickey's request WAS bound over 10 the sum Of
- 600 TO wait intelligence from the East
Tue prisoner was quite laxative hUtrsiused &c
speak OF mis- alleged exploit.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

A Cdydto InUahd,.-A clergyman while resld.
ing in South America as missionary, discovered a
safe and simple remedy for the cure of mel vous
Weakness Early Decay, Diseases Of the ufinar y
and Seminal Organs and the whole rain of dsor
ders brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great
number, have been already cured by this noble en-
edy. Prompted by desire e. benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, l will send the recipe for prepar
ing and using this medicine in 1 sealed envelope
to any one who needs it, Free Of Charge. Please
inoose post paid envelope, addressed to yourself
Address JOSEPH T INMAN, Station D, bible
house, New York City
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

BTJef. Davis's parole, which gave HIM the
freedom OF Fortress Mouroe in tbs daytime has
hpen extended to allow him the same privil.
rgcs at night.
~Messrs Patterson, Wright Aud Clements
Radicals, have been elected 10 Congress IN
Tennessee,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

DORCHESTER AND DELAWARE EAILReAD,-At
a meeting Of the president and directors ofthe
Dorchester and Delaware railroad, on We'd
Aesday, the several routes surveyed by Mr..
Hessey, engineer in charge, were presented on
the board, with diagrams OF esch--all OF which
were thoroughly canvassed. TIE route by All
reys, Salem, Douohoe's, fredericksburg and Her-
sey's to Brideeville.-its entire length being 80
miles--has been the favorite route OF the CON-
pany. But the amount of subscription to the
stock book failing to justify the board in a
doping it, thsy finally determined upon the
route last surveyed, which runs north of the
route formerly laid out from llorsey's and
Bridgevills to fredericksburg, crossing the Nan
ticoke at NJ. l.. Smiths residence thence tt
Yellow Bridge thence little west of Will
lismsburg-beiLg a straight line from Bridge.
Wac; thence within three quarters OF mile o
Washington and half mile OF New Mark e,
The engineer reports that with twsnty.hv
thousand dollars more, the road from Bridge
vile to New Market can be completed by mex
peach eesop.--Csmbridge (Maryisnd) Lutte
| ligencer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Notice TO The Laares.-Pure white mohsir OF
too finest qualify, and white repp for party dresses
Lupin double width delRines, assorted colors, at
one dollar per yard--yery cheap. Fine merinos at
the lowest prices SILK poplias and hne plaids In
great variety. Blankets, balmoral ssirts, hbe
shaws, and large assortn mont of cassimers for
and boys wear also cloths fer ladies' cloaks, kid
gloves of best nkke and mourning goods of every
description, at the lowest prices E D. FRAZER
4 60, Successors to W. b. Sharp, 200 Ma ke
| street. oct z9.bw
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Nitrous Oztds Gas--A Blessing DR.. $. Mar
shall Dentist No. los west 7th street has erected
an apparatus Of the most approved construction,
for tho manufacture u this Gas, and has it con-
sanity on hand Hecen recommend II very highly
az pleasant safe and efficient preventive Of pain
in the extraction of teeth DR.. ii J. Zeger, OF
Philadelphia says Of tits practical applications
for the removal Ms we'll as the prevention Of disease
are numerous and diversified" oct l6-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

SHOCKING TRAGEDY IL lowA-A MoTurB
Gers TIE THROAT OF HBB BABs.--Chicsgo,
November At De. Noines, Iowa yestssdIy
nor !, Mrs. Guthrie cut The throat OF her
osos, bout year old, In . Il Of temper AIRY
Insanity She - ueea {. L for some weeks
and While her husband was moDen:ar!iy 40.
sent, did the deed With razor. The lathcr
rescued the baoe from he's grasp and rrl to
get assist ace and on his re;urt the m Ithel
was trying to cut her own throat with . carv-
ing knife. !, appears from her subsequent re.
marks that che Intended 20 kill all OF her tour
children.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

he began the study oil medicine under Dr.
Rush, but soon became au itinersnt preacher.
At the commencement OF his labors be obtained
from the church pledge to abstain from the
use OF ardent spirits, and to meet aim three
times day at throne of grace. God made
him an instrument of many and great reviVals
His soul wac in bis eoquenee, and the Savior
was HE theme. Few men nave 30 impresse
society.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

TEE FEklAs TstAIs.-Toronto, o. W, Nov.
s.-The excitement with regard TO the Fenisu
trials is unabated. The Episcopalian minister,
F. Lumsdep, was tried TO day. The coart
room was densely packed A large lumber OF
witnesses were examined. The jury retired
and soon brought IN verdict of not guilty -
The prisoner and his wife, who were present
during the trial, were very much affected on
the announcement OF the verdict.
His Lordship, before discharging MIR. Lums'
den, admouished him 10 abstain from the use
OF ardent spirits, it having been proved thai
the prisoner, though a clergymen, was in {
state of ibtoxication during The commission o
the act charged in the indictment.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Az OLD LADY GARRoTTEp.-C hielgo Ngyem-
Der 3.-Au old lady in frail health was gar
.o'., last nigh, and SC badly INJURED tssl she
ctEnot reeover The rutign bought TO secure
Der ..relry, hut he vrt guipTlsed aud ar
reSted,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
DELAWARE FARMa ron SALE

GyA A large number Of Farms in Kent and SUSSEX
siIm Counties offered cheap and easy terms of
ELlW payment. Farms may be had Of any desirable
size from ten to Ave hundred and In the various
stages Of improvemsnt-from very good to very poor
As general thing they all have plenty OF good tmber
aud good water located In healthy situations
nleut to both Railroad and Water communication, aud
particularly adapted t thu culture Of Peaches Grapes
Strawberries and other us besides early
vegetables &C. aud will under proper cultivation, yield
much Wheat and Corn, and other cereals any land
In the country large portion ofthese lands have beeA
rented or series OF years. In two large farms, and
thoy generally deficient In buildings aud other n
provenenis but the soil 10 naturally exceedingly fertile,
and with slight expense be made highly productive
large NOrtherR emigration now pouring Into the
lower part Of the State, buying up subdviding occupy
lag aud improving these lands thereby rende
early day that lower Delaware will be what
designed herths greatest run and ueoaabte garden IN
ths country Circulars issued every month toi grautou
| distribution. Branch 0ices have been opened ut VIII
mngton Dover aud Brdgeville Por furthr rintrmator
apply to address, A. T. JOHNSTON,
81 TO other of the following Milford, Delaware.
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent, Wilmington, Del.
| LEBANON, ." Bridgevills, '
AS-Send tor Circulars. which are sent free Iel9-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

II We havefor sale that beanti ul farm OF lS2
I'm acres OF land belonging 70 Wm' 4; Hsi.lsr
EzAqA Delaware. The land is in sood otder-t5so
bushels of lime have been put on It during Last
good order. Psnons sn Eood-psIt ossge hedge. This
70 1u Q property, and in good nAighborhood will
be sold low easy terms applied for room. This
WILDE for sale until Uecemher lat, 1855.
VIM BRIGHT a S0N, ReA Estate Dealers,
Milminntnn Dal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

His deep devotion to God awoke the Iever-
sncs of Or. Coke and the narrative OF bis piety
dlled John Wesley With awe. After he was
converted, tho chains OF his slaves go fettered
his soul that hts thoughts refused TO mount
| heaveuward, till be said, Lord, let them all
go free Then his prayer reached the throne.
| For half q century his talents and his treasures
we're given TO the cause OF Christ.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

JsTrERsoS DAVIS Fortress Monroe, Nov. 4.
The parole granted to Jefferson Davis some
months ago, giving him the privilege Of the
ground OF the fortress during the DIT. 7sr been
erteLded, through Executive Client g, IN re
moving all surveillance over bin, and tie
zusids frcm his rooIns in Carroll Hail at night
Instructions to this e1sc have been sent from
Washington to General B4r'Ua, conmandant
At the tort. THIS depuvcs hi imprisouren' Of
anything like severity, and pavi1g the way, as
is generally presumed, tor his dual parole and
release. All the guards over him, both Ga s
and night, being removed, he nov enjoy.
perfectly uGtIaumeled liUer.y, and every pos
it.e - cans of comfort and pleasure while hello
as prisoner in Tie tor: 1t ia said that M
hus expressed great qualification at this actor
of be government, and already contemplate
vEes,iug Carroll al and tskisg up his rest
deuce with Ms. DAVIS, in the Classmates as
5gued her shortly after her arrival here
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

FoRxiGN offer has been made to the
Pope OF Rome by the Queen OF Spain of Il res
ideuce at Granada. She has placed at his
disposal he Spanish vessels of war in case of
an emergency,
A despatch states that the United States
squadron was expected II Turkish waters.
In Bokhara the war has been renes ed. Tue
Russian forces Lave taken the city OF Ur
turhe.
France has decarei wer against Cores.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

Have now on hand most complete and elegant as
sorment Of WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and SILL
YER PLATED WARE. BRONZEs, CLOCKS. &C., &c
Strangers arc respectfully invited to examine our
Stock, 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
Thomas j. Mahaffy.

REAL r,TATE. y ENT5
No. sol King St., Wilmington, Del,
Has for sale ffisen fdrm- from seventeen totwo hun
drod and eight yhve acree, wthil few Niles " Will
mIngton.
A SMALL. FARM FOR SALE.
- Alexander Mccoy, will sell from twenty b.
rss1 thirty acres Of his Farm with tho buildings
Gsa5 thereon situated In Christiana Hundre about
.Ak4six miles from Wilmington. Farm will be
shown and terms made known by applying
J. MAHAfPY, No. SOL King st.
II Farm Of 2I4 Acres in Kent County, Dell eight
~ miles below smyrna, on the Del. II r., one hun
@dred and forty acres Of which cleared, the bal
lance In wood. The buildings and fences good. II
will be sold reasonably and terms easy City property Of
small farm Wilmington, will he ken In part
pay. ian IStf THOB, J. MAuAfFY.
Chester County Farm for Sale.
~ Farm in Franklin Township, Chester County,
1id Pa, containing one huadrcd and twenty one
acres, hundred Of which is cleared, the bal
good wood land The land is In high state of cutI
vatou and water In all the hedsh The improve
meuis oopsls of House, containing eight rooms dou
BILE decker Barn, tenant house aud Stable II Ia with
Ave miles Of lime ouarrss, and about x miles from
P. W. . D. Read, will be sold low, and possession
| given 10th March next. Apply t.
rIOs. J. MAHAPfY, Sd aud King Streets,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

His preaching wss beautiful e1hihluoa OF
gravity mingled with warmth His eloquerea
was smooth, silvery, flowing. Though tuli as
rIver, it never ovoraJw Its banks. His was
d symmetrlcal character.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

TUT wilmington CIly Properly.
kxsA Farm Of 1874 Acres more or less, situstedln
sfrM Cecil county and state OF Maryland, three miles
ia EsN from Elkt0n, the Nottingham road, we'll
suited to be divided into two farms the improve
good Dwelling Houses, with good barns, uheds
and necessary outbuildings; about rs in high
state OF cultivation; good Apple orchard In ul bear
ing with peaches, pears, cherries and other fruit
There 10 at the House excellent spring OF water witch
waters the whole farm the residue OF tho land well
chestnut and oak timber, tho whole Ia we'll fenced and
has been timed two three tmea; the crops and
stock would be sold at fair valuation and possession
given imme iiHely II dcsred, or would be exchanged
for property In Wilmington 1t is we'll suited for Truck
| or Fruit farm. JAMES IL SMITH, on the premises.
or WIN. McCAUUEY, 500 Market 81. Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
FOR SALE.

Ala Ths, valuable Farm OF Mr.. oliver Esstburn
MAy containing 2i2 acres Of very productive land -
Assa1&-h The stu lon il high aud beaufnl, mile
and quIr.er from Newark, Del WARE 20 acres OF
Chestnut land would cut z2609 posts and rails to
sell and plsnty lett the farm Stone dwelling 80 by
SS with 10 rooms kitchen 10 ny 10 feet Stone ba
10 by 10 feet smoke, ic'. wood aud hay house, all in
good order, and good Tenant House with rooms
plenty all kinda Of fruit and tho best Of spring
water. This 10 Farm worth having and will be sold
low II applied fer oon the owner Is about leaving
the state. WM BRIGHT SON.
aug 6-tf Real Estate Agents. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
RIVEW LOT FOE SAILt

A BEAUTI UL LOT Of about one Of high land
"A frontugon the Delaware river, AT Grubb's Landing
miles from the City Of Wilmington for sale Apply Ia
WIN. BRIGHT son, Real Estate Dealers,
sep lO5mt Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
New Castle Lumber Yard.
NOIICe TO Farmers +!

NOtICt 10 FARMERS
~ THE subscribers having COM
No. mencsd the Manufacture Of Ag-
KIN sricultural mplenents, at the old
Foundry In New Castle, are now
ready to order all kinds OF Imp lements Wis
Plows Harows, Catyators and such other mpls ments
generally used by farmers. Wagons, Carts Car
rages Horse Powers Corn Shelters, &c made or re.
paired at the shortest notice. Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes repairei knives repaired sharpensd made
order. We will also keep constantly on hand, pillow
castings OF the foil lowing patterns. viI Moore, Wiley
Peacock, HeekondorSc Scrap iron of all kinds taken
In exchange for Castngs We hope by strict attention
70 busines and by charging moderate prices to merit
share OF pubis patronage. JOHN CHURNsIDE6 SON
at the Old Foundry, New Castle, Del.
EB.-0tders for Keepers and Movers and all kinds Of
Agricultural Implements respectfully solicited.
march s-or1os J.C d Son.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08

B-A nuuber ot,uspicious eaH.s # 7-uss.s
nave hee4 seized II The railrcsI station ~
Woods och, @. W
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
EOR SALE

- Farm of 200 acres more or less, sit uated
80 in Cecil County, Maryland, thres miles west
.nsM Of Newark, Delaware; tho soil is exeeonl,
III the 'proyements are Frame Mansion, Goa
ttning IL rooms, pump Of good water in the
Kitchen, large double deckered barn. IS by Oh feet with
stAbug Under for 20 so head OF stock good
edd'ns und the yard, pump Of water ut the Barn
also all otl necessary oubuii1nys; there is apple
orchard Of choice fruit 2b acres In woodland 1900 bushe,
of lime being put tue place this year, bes'de
other ierizars there Is small Tenant House tn,
property This farm will he sold low, easy terms,
Apply to GEORGE b. CLARK,
sent 2t5m Cherry Ulll Cocil County Md