Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
LOCAL MATTEL RS,

/
| dressed the wound.
The Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Com
panY make an excursion to day to Cape May
on the steamboat Kennebec.
Col. James Ponder of Sussex county, has
been named as a candidate for the nomination
OF the Locotoco party for Governor. we have
J also heard the name of DIR II. F. Askew OF
this county, mentioned 10 the same connec-
ton. We presume, however. that Cove rnor
Salisbury will be honored with the uomina-
dee, unlesa his friends think that thers ia not
u reasonable hope OF his election.
| F 5. Clcavet'J celebrated Brown Windsor
| Soap, for sale by f. Mci1all, chemist and
pharmscutist, l24 Market street.
new lot OF Law Honey, Oily cerine and
Turtle Oh Soaps and BouboW highly per
| fumsd Elder Flower Soap, tor sale At Bdw I'd
Mcilali's pharmacy, l24 Market street.
During this sweterins weather our 'i,izass
should kesp their persons and clothing clean
and thereby avoid dis -ase, by u 4 Of NeOlc'iI
soap, manufactured by Harris Co., and sold
| by all grOcets.
Grimshag Il Nee abs b ave sold f,rP Clyuch
his house Ia Soru;e stree. u James "A urdick,
Sr for $500
DR.. Fl. P Baker OF Uissst, aiverstsss that
he is prepared to treat diseases with magnet
ism, electric ty, &c.
Il. Stevenson corn.r OF Sixth and King
streets, are agents for the sale OF the F,oreuc >
Sewing machine which is ole ofthe best ma
otioe offered to the public. See advertise
ment.
Geo. 3 Rodney, co edsertses the desir-
abe farm oil the late Charles B3ulden at puo-
lie sale
Read the card of Or. Q. r.. JeGsris ia auos her
column. he can euro aching teeth 10 n very
short time.
Tho Enterprise Base Ball Club OF PhiIAdsl.
phia, hereby tender their sineero tina; Ks TO
Jdstul Nj. Lnwery, Esq, propreloc Of the, Mil
fora Ho'ei, Milford, DslY fos bis kind an an
veryinR hospitality during onr stay ia Lis towu,
ever ready to gratify'onr slightest wish, ael
only sorry when it was ont OF his power to
do more. We en5o.se him cordially. ~ IN
earnest promoter OF our National Game, a
most worthy host, aud .. whole sonled gentle
man, and we hope it nay coon be in our
power TO reciprocate his kiudness, and that OF
his Cab, the Excelsior of Milford john F.
Mchuiiin, Presidents j. hargadon, Vice Pres-
dent Frank D. Rogers, Secretary; E lward s.
Naulty, Treasurer.
VIM. H. Reynolds has several properties
in this city for sale; also several farms persons
wold do well to give him call.
The afflicted should read the advertisement
o. DR.. Turner in another column and preft
thereby.
Il Heavy Income The income returns of
this year, upon his profits for 1866, was over
S625, 600 GA this his tax will be something
over $4,000. He resides in Cheltenham
township, Montgomery county.
L'Nt.-0a Sabbath, the 18th inst, n gold
breast pin representing the letter "W" attach
ed to white neck tie; a reward of So will be
given to the finder by leaving it at this Office
To be Hung.-William Manuf, convicted at
the lsst term Of court OF burgary, and an at
tempt to MURDER Lizzie Griffith, will be hung
in the j iii yard at New Castle, to morrow
An attempt was made to induce the Govern
or to respite him, but we believe that he de-
cliaed to accede to the request
Sun Stroke An Irishman, by the name of
John Pagan, in the employ of Mr.. Alexander
Crawford, while working on tho p. W. aud 3.
Railroad near Newport on last Thursday, was
sun-struck, aud lay from ono o'clock in the
AFTERNOON, Until six O'CLOCK in the svening on
the platform, at the depot, apparently dead. lie
was conveyed to his home and ut last accounts
was doing we'll.
Lo'tor Stolen.--All persons are cautioned
against receiving or cashing check drawn
By Henry Laumer, in favor of Robinson Il
Bro, dated July l4th, 1856, for 500, so, tho
same having been lost or stolen. Robinson Il
Brother.
For Sale A good business stand on the
corner of Poplar & Robinson Sta. Has three
stories, 8 by sc feet, with back building con-
tanning rooms with store room. Apply to
N. B. Ocheltrce, Zeal Estate Broker, No. 2
East Sixth Street.
e. Johnson Porty.-The Johnson club have is
sued call for State convention TO meet in
Dover on the 26th inst to provide for the send
ing of delegates to the National convention
To ha hn1 in i1oa lpita tha ,t nf
August. SEES advertise r,ent.
Hot Weather THE weather has been ex-
cessiyey hot the past week, the mercury rang
ing from 90, to LOG 10 the shade. So oppres-
siVe has been the heas that the mech snics an
workrnen exposed to the direct rays of the
sun, were compelled to cease work in the after
noons. Thus far, however, we have heard of
but few ca5es Of sunstroke. luValids and
aged persons have suffered severely. IL
has been almost impossible for them to re-
gain strength, aud the number OF deaths for
the month will be greater than usual.
The Aarkeis Butter sold on Wednesday, at
80 to so cents per pound eggs IS per dozen;
chickens 10 to 81 co per pair; potatoes 25 10
30 per half peck; apples rs to 30 per half peck;
beans % do; peas 10 10 20 do raspberries
forty to fifty cents quart; 40 to SO per quart;
blackberries 20 to % d0:, whSrtleberries 20 to
Is do, tomatoes 40 dol corn 40 per doZ an,
cucumbers rs do; sqlRsheJ 3 to 4 each; beet
is to 80 per pound veal Is to % do; mutton
l5 to rs; lard 80.
Out Of Debt The members of the Second
Baptist Church have paid off mortgage OF
81 900, and are now oIt of debt. This is one
OF the best evidences OF prosperity, and we
congratulate the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Marsh on
the success which has thus far attended his
labors in our city. Notwithstanding the
withdrawal 0f several actiyo tnnnhara MI ~
felt that they could do more good by orgaui-
zing the Delaware Aveau3 Blptist C1ur ch,
the congregation was never larger than at
present, and the fact that they have paid the
above mortgage, aud also their floating debt,
Is the best evidence of spiritual as well as Fl
nanoal prosperity. Mr.. NJ. Is "a faithful PAS.
tor, and we congratulate his people that they
were 80 fortunate in solecting a successor TO
our esteemed friend, Dickerson,
Fine Cow-A COW belonging to Samuel P.
Dixon, OF Mill Greea Hundred, made thirteen
pounds of butter, of of pasture, without any
feed, week before last II Is supposd that with
feed she would have made fifteen. This is hard
to beat, aud such cows arc worth having, They
not very plenty in the neighboihood and
are worth talking about
Hopard Mission of New Fork Cay-The
meetings held by Rev. Mr.. Phillips on last
Sabbath in our city were largely attended,
The addresses OF Mr.. Phiilips were very inter
esting. HIS statement of facts respecting tb e
condition of the poor and vicious in the 4th
Ward OF New York city, was enough to move
and rouse 10 the rescue every humane and
christian feeling. This poverty and vice he
stated was to be found principally amoug tho
dregs of emigration remaining in the city. Lib
eral collections were taken at each meeting for
the benefit OF the mission. The singing by the
| children was among the best we ever listened to
| DecsdSsd-Dr. J. II. Vaughan died last Sunday
| afternoon. lie removed to the country seat o. tho
late Mr.. Bidderman, in Christiaua Hundred, few
| weeks ago, and in short time afterwards he was
| altacLa ed with Chnlera MnIhna Yrnm this La