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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16

A DMlNISTRAT0R' NOTICE. - Notice is
"A hereby given that tho unlersigoed has been
duly appointed and qualified Rs Administrator on
the estate td Absalom Smith, deceased, late Of
Wood County, 0hio.l ALI persons interostedwih
take notice aud govern ihomscly, $ accordfngly. p
'at HsIies .gf4 aff-uI ROBERT BItISBlN
Perrysburg, March Z, 1865. .. .l gs45At
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16

se Tho wheat s's oro Is IS is ais ad, i,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16
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Spring wheat is comparatively modern
crop, at least ttkui,fiug Wheat 81 the hdlth
west Strictly spcakthj. .see hgSo NO Maturap
epring wlieA ie N ~ Y that scaliedsuch
is AMPLY IA afiileiai, satidly Of winter
wheat belFb slay oAa,Eol back to
its Aorra,d leoHditioa. fI'opr6,luce good
crop Of .spriug wieid eyctyIody' kNws
thai it must be b owed as soVntus Tho frpst
begihs to come out VI the ground. eNcnif iii.
as0weti In muisI1 tbs nat sdo ~ watt III
the ground iEettlcas Shonld al,eoli snap
come 30 aet6 freeze tile gfdHnd hf0ot deep,
all the bolter;' the wbuat WIN Como forward
with mora viz gof, aud pfodueo a-bettcr crop;
ia tact stlie ofep' cnr 10 aownf .iust gas o.
freeSes up inS nSDsoealber, or at any rm6
whun-the Rr0mld is tnaYed % tlle depth.o .ofs
two inches, ius,L,pdary OF FubguU ~ The /
oat, which is ,strictiyau annual eamotvhe !
treated in llsis- -IpaHner,--NOtso of spring !
wheat when sowh, cdl ! and warm Nwcuthdrf
follows 50 as No efr0ut thG seed The plautS
I've thropgh4he water, and thus return to-
tue normal cortition. gliyv updcryors tho J
same change, being y blepniab ailsfsuljsoi
te.the ,salne Gondllonssi This let's, s,psfllho,
tho secrct Ofdlle siIooeBs of the carly spwnsl
spring wheat, giving it, 10 a great extent,
ihoonHdition ota bietWga gRlsgf fi,epoal
Casioiihf freezihg sptll5 TINT btchr after
terminating arrest growth for time,
giving il sort OF Rybornation answering
all tho ,pus poses of a long wiuter, WITHOUT
subiecting the plant atJ Aeldeh ohaHges
after the roots have run deep into the soil !
as Is thosase With winter whestRoYh ift3
AAignst or September, Ae breaking Of Witch \
destroys the plant Tie young rppt of the
spring wheat riscs yAid fafls With the sur.
face heaying and is not Lrokcni hence the.
ipmuuiiN frhlqs ayiplws kiflg " eherei
properly, spring killing Tor The critical tmo
with winter wheat is-usually after tho timo
that spring wheat should be sown.
sifirsi ,sNs h,Ist plow he / thdairt uuj d6n 4
if swWd or 'shlbble o. Second, ff in .hod,F
crop the proviups year tu sow diiccthn'iIie /
surface. as statesI. TAhily, i pgsl be
sown4oaIly to 'giYqiil the artificial beueatr
OffiIYbematipA. -hpurihly, these prsvidusi
cohditionS being complied with, tho plNRt
natures before the hot season, whicfso
often l,l4slsI ll9 good pFpspeots Of late
sowr crops Filthy, Tho ctbH Is 'ott 6f'thb
reach Of serious daipago from abe tGhipoh
lug, which 50 oTtell ruins all tue late SOW
ine. aSpriug wheat ilour, has oneiiIeNer 81
failing charaoseristio toaIistiRguisll itlrom
shat vf winter wheat: The dutglfts soft
anl,reaures, much plAre kneadiug lhlVt tbat
ofwhter ~hoTt; thstUccursl from the cfae {
that it contains much inaro gluton,t than theyi
Latter, and consequently less starQlG,l be-
ing thus more highly nitrogeniaod, is very
valuable for food, peEhaps moro 80 than
winter wheat. rup yellow cast to some
specimens dfld5uls IL duei q baaIaeilvhcat
as the bail varieties produce white flour,
piie excess of glute,ngivea the llwead amore
brown appearance tlmn the mnitor wlseat,
which is nearly pure ebarole= lSrui1'tc
Farmer.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16
SSIIERIFF'S SALE.

EDWIN FULLER, Probate Judge.
q perrYsburg, .Ftb tbrnarv "a, s66. .nLl -4leE
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-03-16

A fow weeks ago miner in the Patagonia
and Mowry Silver Mine, Arizona, while en-.
gagged in running drift on vein, opened
into largo aud beautiful cave. 1t has
since been visited by tourists one of whom
thus dcscfTSs Il Iheae sab Eran aBooy3ul.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

Souri, CARoLIsA PROTECTING HER NKaaoEs.
BY a despatch from Charleston it appears
tina one OF the most important laws which
were passed by the South Carolina Legislature
that has just adjourned, was an act declaring
the rights of the blacks by which freedmen
are secured the rights Of making and slforcine
contracts of sueing and being sued; of giving
evidence; of inheriting, purchasing. leasing
and selling real or personal property; of maxi
JOY full and equal benefit of personal security,
personal liberty and private property the same
as whites. This law also provides that blac k
and whites shall suffer like punshments for
crime, aud it repeats all laws inconsistent
with its provision.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Valuable Farm at pubItc sale

&aA The subscriber will expose at Public Sale Mt
fEst the Hotel Of ". T. Chance, in the Village Of
H.ahl Oirsss, on TUESDAY, tho 2sd day of October
I'LL 1896 at o'clock, T. NJ, Nil that Farm or Tract
Of Land situate In b ueorsrs Hundred, in New Castle
County and State OF Delaware, thOut tx miles from Mt
Pleasant Station on the pelsStrs kairual aud about
halt me from tho village 81 McDonDugh bounded gu
the North by land Of James NJ. NAndegrt ON the eas
by lhud OF Abraham VandogTft, the south by the
road loading frem Boyd's 10 Jamison's corner
aud Oh the by landA late OF Joseph Cieayer and
Others containing III Acres and los psrchss more or
less being all ihut part Of White Hall Farm which by
proceedings In Chaneery for partition was ALLOTTED u
the widow and minor child OF Augustine MailIy dscens
ed, aud said minors interest u the being now OF
Tered for sale under order of the Orphans Court
This property is located in OF tho most wealthy
and highly improved districts Ia the county the Ia nd /,
best quality. "
TERMs-Ten per cent cash on the day of SALE half Of
the balance on the Sd Monday in February next when
balance with liberal credit. For further partcusTs
inquire Of W. sPRUANCE, New Castle, Del or Of
the subscriber, CATuARINE MAlIIY " VI
sept Its Port Penn DeIawar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
THE NEW ORLEANS RIOTS AS VIEWED
IN ENGLAND

From the Londen News, Sept 8
The opinion we expressed three weeks ago as
10 The real origin and meaning OF the New Or
leans riots, is abundantly confirmed nv this
official reports contained in the letter OF our
correspondent which we published yesterday
These reports read in connection with the cor
respondence on which We previously cotnmeu-
ted, render our knowledge OF the circumstances
which led to the riots tolerably complete, sud
cast strong light upon the present tendencies
ot Mr.. Johnson's Government, From
every side come tales OF violence and wrong
OF which this New Orleans business is but u
worse example on a larger scale Nothiugbut
the presence of the military keeps the peace
Mr. johnson, though he declares the Southern
states to be completely pacifed, and demands
their Immediate reception into full federal re
latlons has not ventured TO withdraw the
troops, though their presence is entirely in
compatible with the rights OF the States Mr.
Johnson asserts those rights only as against
Congress lie dares not fully grant them him.
sell dis reconstruction would fall in pieces
Immediately were not military force constantly
present to hold it together,
We shall, however, know more on this cub.
lect soon. We look with great interest for The
further revelation OF the condition OF the South
which are being made in Philadelphia during
The present week Another convention was
called to meet 10 that city on Monday last-s
Convention of Southern loyalists. Ii /, but
one significant tact among many others, all o
which bear the same Interpretation as the ev
orleans riots, that this Convention was oh
hged to meet in a Northern city, because a con
Fention of Southern Unionists in any Southern
CITY, would be, III the language of Mayor Mon
roe, calculated 10 disturb the public peace an
tranquility"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

FIVE Persons BURNED TO DEATH IN A TEEE-
MENT HOUSE Another OF those terrible catas-
trophies, the burning ola crowded New York
tenement house, is announced. The building
is believed to have been set on fire, it being
first discovered about 2 o'clock on Sunday
morning and almost before the inmates could
be aroused the entire bnilding was wrapped in
flames. Several families resided in il, and by
jumping from upper windows most of the I'M
fortunate people managed to escape, but one
entire family of five persons were burned to
death The means of egress were, as usual in
such houses, narrow and contracted, and the
flames having burned the single stairway ia a
lower story the family above were imprisoned
and soon suffocated.
l65- DR., Charles NJ. Sweet died of poison, at
Keuaebec, Maine, on Sunday night. His
wife has been arrested for administering the
| poison.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Peach Farm for sale 4

feiA WE have for sale a beautiful PEACH Farm
It'd of ITO ACRES. The situation Is high healthy and
Eli overlooking the North East River and Phiiadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad and IA vary
convenient place being only IA miles from the North
East Depot, Cecil County Nd aud half mile from the
river where grain truck and peaches can be shipped
and lime and manure landed The soil is light sapdy
loam half the place 10 In young Chesnut and OAK Tim.
ber with Peach Orchard VI some 1000 trees-three
years plsnted-of the best grated fruit commenced to
bear this season. Farm aud Tenant houses and out
buildings aud fences, in comfortable order ano good
water; handy to schools, Stores mills aud churches AZ
This property 10 20 miles from Wilmington Del but ous
hours ride In the cars and will be sold low applied for
soon Further particulars and plot Of the place will
be given by application VIM BRIGHT 4 SON
sep lO.2m No. 10 West 18th St. Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

TERaIBLY SUDDEN DEATn.-A man named
Rosencu,s, i'll Chicago, Illinois, WAS suspected
OF stealing some missing articles by the land
lady, and she called all the hoarders together
about week ago, aud before them accused
him Of the crime. lie denied it. She insisted
that he was the culprit, and the man repeated
the assertion oil his innocence, and placing
his hand on his heart, he appealed to Heaven
to verify the truth OF what he said, saying that
if be was guilty he hoped ''the tongue would
cleave to his mouth, the top OF his head fall
IN aud drop trom his shoulders, aud that God
would strike him dead" As he uttered the last
word he was observed to stagger, and, throw
iug up his arms, he dropped dead on the floor,
to the horror OF those in the room.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
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BIZ wiLLiAM &. huRtEisn
There's a Beautiful Land by the Spoilei I'M
trod,
Unpol ussd by Sorrow or Care;
II 10 lighted alone b. the presence OF God,
Whose throne and Whole temple are there;
its crystalline reams, with nurnuriug How,
Meander through valleys so green,
And it's mountains of Jasper are bright in the
glow
OF q spicndor no uiortal hath seen. i
And throngs OF glad Singers, with jubilant |
breath,
Make the air with their melodies r.f
And one, known on earth as the Augel of
Death,
Shines here as the Angel of lifel
An iufuite tenderness beams from his eyes;
Ga his brow is an infinite calm,
And his voice, as it thrills through the depths
of the skies,
lie as sweet as the Seraphim's psalm.
Through the amarinth groves of the Beautiful
Land
Walk the Souls who wera faithful in this
And their foreht ads, star-crowt ed, by the
zephyrs are tanned
That evermore murmur OF bliss;
They taste the rich fruitage that hangs from
the trees,
And breathe the weet odors Of tluwtre
More fragrant than ever were Lls.,d by the
breeze
In Araby'5 LOWEST bowers.
Old prophets, whose words were IA spirit Of
fame
Blazing out DER the darkness OF Time;
Aud Martyrs, whose courage no torture conld
tame,
Nor turn from their purpose gu blime;
And Saints and Confessors, num0e rles:
throng
Who were loyal 10 Tru h and to right,
And left, as they walked through. the darkness
of Wrong,
Their foot prints eucrc'ed with light
And the dear little children, who went to thei
Ere their lives had been sulIied by sin,
While the Angel OF Morning sull tarlied
guest,
Their spirits pure temple within
All are there all are thete-in the Besu.if,
land,
The land by the Spoiler untrod,
And their foreheads star-crowned, by Il
breeZes are famed.
That blow from the Gardens fGud
My soul hath looked in through The gateway {
dreams
Ga the city all paven with gold,
And heard the sweet wv OF ills murmurou
streams
AS through the green valleys they rolled;
And though it still waits on this desulat
strand,
pilgrim aud stranger on earth,
Yet 1t knew, in that glimpse of the Beautiil
Land,
rhatit gszed on the home of its BIRTH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

The MAINE ELEcrION The final result OF the
recent election III Maine is at length announ-
o.i. General Chamberlain, the Republican
candidate Tor Governor, has 27,3ls majority,
aud every county in the State is carried by
the Republicans. The entire Republican dele
cation is elected to Congress by majorties
varying from 1000 TO $500, and the five mem
bers elect, Messrs. lynch, Perham, Blaine, PEI
tiers and Pike, are all pledged to support the
Congressional amendments. In the State Leg.
isature, the Senate, consisting of 3 members
10 unanimously Republican, whilst the Hous'
will be composed OF 1913 Republicans aud !;
Dsmocrate-l5l in all.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Aaminislrator,s Sale of ReaII.1.1e

by Virtue Of an Oidor VI the Orphans
LlgxA Court, OF the State Of Punhsy lvania in md
k15eneIIH for the ConuIs OF Chester. made at West
sigsfieu Chester, the 10th day of August 1866 for
l6tlW0 the sale OF the Real Estate Of Rodman wal.
G&k9@ ton. deceased will be exposed to Sale Al
Public vendue 4th day the gath day October next
at o'clock p. VI on the premises, in London Britain
Township, adjoining Farms with David b, Niveu Chas
Snarpleas and others, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES
more or less OF good land, we'll wateTed under good
fences and plenty Of good timber for the use of the farm
The improvements are comfortable house th
water In the Kitchen large wagon house. and corn crit
and gamers in the second story, log barn and other
outb uldingGi youhg apple orchard and other fuit
trees The above property will hs sold subject to H.
widows dowor. The farm IA convenient to mills and
churches Of different denominations. Any person wish
ing to view the property before the day Of Sale will be
sh ,vn by the subscriber living adjoining tarms.
Conditions Will be made known the day Of Sale by
s.pt .U.tat LEWIS FELL. AdminlatIatnr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

u FtkIBE " a wifi Or tEfARi IAUiASI
)to me difeutbd will DO etpssed TO Public Sale, al Us
Hots OF Frsnts Dunlap, in the town OF Delaware CITY
IN Ne. Castle County Delaware, on FRIDAY the i2lh
day OF October, A. D., 1855, at 10 O'clock, A. M
the following described Real Estate, viz: All those
several traets pieces or parcels of land stuae Red
Lion and st. Georges Hundreds, In New Castle County
lows, to wit: No la tract OF land situate In Red
Ill Hundred. upland and meadow, bounded by John
Reybod and the road from Port Penn to Delaware civ
and by st. Georges Creek containing hundred and
forty acres OF upland and marsh meadow the same
more or less. No 2-Bounded by St. Georges Greek,
lands late of Stephen Townsend, heirs William Young
and others, and by the road leading from Delaware
one acres Of upland and marsh Meadow, be the same
less.
Seized aud taken In execution as the property OF
Philip j Crosse aud Sarah A, his wife and James NJ
arose aud Sarah B. bis wife aud Cynthia NJ Strong
ministrarix of Nathan Strong, deceased, anu terre
tarants, and to be sold by
GEoRdEs HAaANY, Sheriff.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
EARM FOR SAT.E-

IL Containing three hundred and twenty four and
three quarters 3Rncai sores, situated in Back
Chesefssks City, and mres south of Eikton. with
two story frame yelling three rooms on aosr with
frame granery cribs, stebs carriage and house.
i've neds. and sixth may be clear up and added al
pense. the land ia under good state OF cult
vAtnn and il productive there plenty OF Locust
and Chestnut timber on The place to keep up the fences
forms mile Of the outside fence, There are two
good landings the fern. where all produce the
farm can be shipped di ect and all lime c. delivered
Canal in hundf yards Of the
DWELLING. The situation Ia high and healthy, water
good, water n all the Heds bat one. This would be a
well adapted TO the growth Of irui,s Of all kiads
Peaches having been planted the farm for the
forty years Price SIXTY ave (S55j per acre, good
portion of the purchase money lay for time
S Sad ss %AFaaS Mads sn S Be-
MI. Benjamin Davis Jr., the Tenant on the farm will
show IT to any one wishing to view IL. Aug23tf
FOR SALE.
- valuable Estate, In New Castle County. The
undersigned Onss for sale all that valuable Tract OF
upland and marsh, the property of Thos NJ Forman
and known as the Hamburg Farm" 1t Ia situated In
and Is bounded the south aud east by the Delaware
river the northwest by the New Castle and Della
ware City rond on the northeast and southwest by
lands Of Gorge Tybout aud others 1t contains In
tho whole 500 acres about half of which marsh
The latter except about 60 acres enclosed n the
Red Lion Marsh Company, has besn laying out over 20
years and has become greatly improved The extent and
value ofths property, with its location make
Il one OF the most desirable farms In the market For
farther information reference may be made to
GEORGE b. RODNEY,
aug 2O-tf New Castle, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
AVaiuabIe Earn Ear NaIe-

&11oA The subscriber will ohoT at Private Sale his
.Im Parm Of 100 acres, in White Clay Greek Hun.
V.lHN drsd. New Castle Co, Del, lying the road
leading from Wilmington to Newark, miles from the
tho Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore II Road
the farm is divided into Enclosures. The improve
meuos consist Of a Frame House. containing rosmA
with kitchen back, COED we'll Of water In kitchen Frame
Barn, &c. The buildings ali In good repair being
nearly This arm Is worthy of attention. being IN
good healthy neighborhood, and convenient TO schools
aud churches and very productive. For further In for
nation call address the subscriber on the Farm
sept 6tf SAMUEL ALLEN, Christiaua. P o., Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

Wilmington, July 3Olh, 1864.
Mr., Ephraim I. Walton-Dear Sir - used last
fall about nve tons of Whann's Phosphate on my
wheat and consider it to be very valuable fer
unZer used it on my corn this season and my
tenants inform me that they much improve
inent on the part of tho fields which it was used.
shal want some more OF il for this fall s crop
Yours respectfully, CHARLES 1 DUPONT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
RlIRlIC AAIEc-

"a The subscriber will sell at Public Sale on the
t-5a1 premises in NM Creek Hundred, on sATUR-
Eza# DAY, the 2sth day OF September, 1866 Mt two
-+o'clock, p. M his property situated on the road
leading from aekinylle to shnrpless Mll adjoining
lands u Samuel p. Dixon, Peter C0nne and John Arm
strong, consisting Of about Acres OF Land two good
houses, one Stone and the other Frame good Barn
stone Spring House. and other outbuldinps Also
Fruit Trees Of all kinds. 1t ia convenient 10 Mills
schools and Churches, IL being within mile and hall
Of Coffee Run Church. as- Conditions at sale.
sept T-ts JACOB 4. CRAIG.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27

HeS-The Brazilian and Allied armies at
tackled and captured portion OF the Paraguay
an works on the Rio de la Plata, on July l6th
On the 18th an attempt was made to capture
the remainder, but the Allies were repulsed
with loss Of 450O in killed and wounded
s3S-The Mayor of St Louis has appointed
October 4th as a day OF thanksgiving for the
deliveranee OF that city from the cholera.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
Earm AT Isublic Male

m The subscriber will tell ~ Public Sale on the
It'd premises, in Chratiana Hundred, New Castle
I'LL County Delaware, on THURSDAY, October ia
1856, at one o'clock NJ his farm, attaining 90 acrcs
situate the road leadug from Oentrsve to shaTuIen
MIL two miles from the former and from the attsT
place, adjoining lands VI Jackson Holmes Hayes braves
and others. There are from ten to fifteen ncraa al
woodland the balance divided into convenient fields
n nd In fair condition.
The improvements are a good, comfortable dwelling
house. geod double decker Barn. 90 by feet and other
OHtbudings. Tel ms will be made easy.
Aepl l1.ia THOMAS kinney
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
FOR SALE.

fsiffA Il Will sell at private sale my DWELLING
liiHH HOUSE with Store AHd Bakery att. ched stu
iiiI ated on the Main street, in the middle Of the
esVef Town OF Newark Delaware. The Lot is 2Sl feet
deep by - eet front " hch Is erected Rond sub
stantiAl Frame House in good repair four
roOms The hrst door and us q a the second ith
good entry running through the hole dwelling there
lsA good BIkery aud store AttAshsd, doing good
business good water AT the door, also a Re, ffAms
stable I'D wood house This property worthy OF the
notice of any one wanting to IN business. The
terms " be made accommodating and portion oil
the purchase money al the
For further Information, cali or address, the nder
signed, liSinR therein MARY REHG USON
U X Nnra q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-27
"HT EF-4W KewD0rt P.U Delaware.
DELA WARE FARMS FOR SALE

skMEA large number of Farms III Kent aud Sussex
hs: Counties are offered cheap and easy terms O
l.nll& payment Farms may be had OF any desirable
sile from en acres to hve hundred and n the various
stages oil experimentation very good to very poor
AS general thing they all have plenty Of good timber
and good wHts located IN situations cpuye
nicnt to both Railroad and Water commu and
arc particularly adapted to the culture OF Peaches
srawoerre and other fruits besides sweet early
vegetables &c, and will under proper cultivation yel1
as much Wheat and Corn aud other cereals any land
IN the country large portion ofthese lands have been
rented ont for series of years. In large FARMS and
they are generally deficient in buildings other i'm.
Provemohts but tho soil ID naturally exceedingly fertile
and with slight expense can be made highly pr0duc
large Northern emigration now pouring into the
lower part oil the state buying up subdsidng, occupy
Ing and improving these aads thereby rendering sure
an early day that lower Delaware will be what nature
designed herts greatest Iru and ue0sde garden a..
ne country circulars issued every month rratutous
ustrDut'9n' Branch oficos have been opened at vii
mngton Dover and Brdgevillo Porfnrther information
apply To- address, A II JOUNsTON
u 20 either OF the following Milford, Delaware,
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent, Wilmington Del
u DAMON, Bridgsyilla u
As-Send tor Circulars, which are sent free iclp-