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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23
1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with verlnln need bs
longer II they use "CorAsS" Exterininntor. We have
used II 10 our satisfaction; and II box cost q, We
would have t. We have tried poisons, but they ELECTED
nothing but Costars" article kuscks the breath out
OF Rats Mice, Reaches, Ants and led.lsuRs. quicker
than We can write e. II 10 In great demand all the
coun,ry.-Ntdiaa, 0Ato GUIettt.
hnS-See "cosrAR's' advertisement above.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-05-23
The Journal
cHAR1nsroN, WEST VA.
WEDNESDAY, ........ NAY 20. 1871.
WOULD r.?

" WOULD X 49,,
Do yoa think if I'd a'baby,
f;That I'd lot him pull my hair !
DO YOU think I'd put on collars
=: Jus. to let him soil and tear?
DO you think I'd call it pretty,
When he bites his little toe?
Yet I've known some silly mothers,
: With their babies, do just so.
Do von think I'd set him crying.
Just to see his cunning frown?
r. Do YOU think I'd set him walking,
Just to SEQ him tumble down
Would ! call my baby pretty,
When he'd neither teeth nor ha'r
Yet I've known soIne silly moteerS
With their babies, think they are.
Would ! by him drums and rattles,
: Jus.-to k:ar him make crash?
Would watch him most delighted
Break my mirror Nil to smash =:
Would smother him in tlannels,
Just because his voice was low
Dose him up with bella donna?
=. silly mothers treat them so.
>
Would think his brow Byron;c,
Just because it was so bare
and his head Napolconlc
In its sllapc-though minus hair!
Could ! trace the marks Of genius
In his eyebrows arched and low?
Yet Pvc known some silly mothers,
With their babies, jus: think so.
Would think my baby destined
10 become man Of men.
And to govern and control them
Dy thr might Of sworl or pen!
! dare say these noisy babies
Play the very dcuce-1 know,
And I've seen the wiScSt women,
With their bibles, think just so.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
PUBLIC SALE.

~ The subscribers will sell at PuDlic Sale. in
80 tho town I st. Georges, Bel on Saturday the
10Th OF June, 1860, a tn Stock, Machinery,
NGaApFixturea, &c, of their Ma hine, Whselvrght,
and Blacksmith Shops, comprising / ave horse seai
Engine aue Boiler, capacity eight or ten horses;
slide lathe two horse lathes upright drill press
nearly new; one circular saw, up and down. do O.,
with SKATING pulli9s hangers belt N" &c together
with Blacksmith Tools, Cons sng OF bellows, Unviis,
vses drills, Stoke and dies. and all a! pertaining to
the business Also wheelwright tools benches Vises,
besides RespeIs, Viewers, horse powe's pipws, pillow
castings machine castings Of greet variety shel
lers, do, pillow and culvator handt d iok and shovel
handles, hickory skles, lumber iron aud steel seresn
lngs from Anthracite Coal, spokes, felloea hubs and
many other articles not eLtionei
Farmers will do well to be In attendance as Machine
Castings caled exra) and many other articles prep
or their Immediate will be sold Tor halt which
thoy will pay for them elsewhere Terms made known
on day Of Sale. JOHN II. STEWART,
NAV 2s-4t SAMUEL K LAWSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
A Good Farm for Sale,

>Aa The subscriber offers for sale his Farm Of 81
MiU Acres, ons mile from the Village OF Chrtstana
IVA This farm Is nearly square piece Of land lying
.2 on side OF tho main pike road. The whole
'front.' with lane leading to the house. In Usage hedge
balance of fencing, and good has had $500 bushels
Of lime spread It the last four years. Good Frame
House with IL and Kitchen attached; Barn, Corn
Cribs, Carriage and Smoke House. long shedding for
CATTLE all the buildings nearly and in goo repair
apple orchard with small peach do The farm ia divided
In fields, all wAtered by falling of spring
water with good water at the door. Brandy wine prices
for grain Il mile from the farm, with Schuylkl lime,
society good churches varons denominations aud two
good schools mile, and ~ miles from Philadelphia
Delaware Railroad.
Persons wanting nice farm paying near per cent,
cash rent will please address tie subscriber, Newark
Depot. who will meet them that place, show the pro-
perty and return in time TO take three trains day
to Philadelphia or Baltimore Terms easy
may 2S.4t WIN. Il. HEisLER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
sale of Heal RS.
tate.

BY virtue of an Order Of the Orphans Court Of the
State of Delaware In and for the County of New Castle
made at the February Term thereof A. D. 1896 will be
exposed to Sale at Public Vendue, on TUESDAY, the
Eth day OF June Dtxt, at o'clock, NJ at the house
ofC Ippincott, ut Middetowu, in ST. Georges Hundred:
All that certan Tract u Land situated in 5t Georges
Hundred, In the County aforesaid bounded by lands
John Houston, Henry McVey and others, containing
TWO HUNDREp AND FIVE ACRES more or less
Being part Of the Real Estate, late Of Henry Tenn
pemaD, d, and to be sCld sui jett 10 the Wild ow i
DOVER for tue payment Of his debts
Attendance VIII be given aud the terms Of sale made
khowl at the tnir and place aforesaid by
EPHRAIM BEAsrEN, Esq Administrator &C. or by
his Attorney.
By order Of ;le Court SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
. Attest Clerk Of Orphans Court.
New CiWtle, March 18th, 1864
N B-The above property is situated iu the most
eg Tile part OF New Castle County, it lies convenient to
the Markets OF Odessa and Mddletown, and within a
shot distance Of Mt Pleasant Station the Delaware
Railroad. and within thr miles Of landing, on the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal The soil s very good
and WI II adapted .or a peach farm.
EPHkAIM BEASTEN,
ap 10 Summit Bridge Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
ROAD STATEN EMIT.


The Road Commissioners Statement Of the rJId tax
in Red Lion Hund ed for the year 1865.
DR.,
April 70, 1895 To amount Of tax levied
$l66 076 at the rate of
II 81 cents on the hundred
dollers Sl7ll ~
TO amount paid John W.
Patterson, Collector Of said
Hundred by read Commits
sioners sh tD
To amount the Collector re.
ceved from the Del. City
National Bank. SSS hs
To amount received from
the resd Commissioners. 2 "
t2,69S IL
CIR,
By orders paid by said Cot
lector, amOu atng to Sl,46I 90
Errors and Commissions al
lowed l55 O6
Interest and stamps allowed 20 ~
Amount allowed Collector 10 b5
Balance due Commissioners 80 80
: >.
WILLIAM sTUcKERT,
WILLIAM II. HI CLARk,
WILLIAM BECK,
may 2stt Commissioners.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

'et 70 regular boardefs. at greatly reduced rates.
La WIS OF DELAWARE.
Scfion and II Of an act entitled "An act regulating
the sale Of Intoxicating Liquors, &c." passed al
D'Vey March O. 1861, as amended BY act Of February
q
# hour. OF The NIGHT shall suffer
:$ y r. siSs'' sss
or vcsns house. shall any
Al di psy fcr tSs Tst
t4n one NOR than six this and the second
Iis Of fI
Sn r Gfs aaS s
me OF one hundred dollsrs besides costs and 10 de-
than sir more than eivs mouths, such third
s sd r. or e Mq po Sc
for TIE time of Eve years from th- time Of such third
s1s
as ssSr,d b. this act, or II any person other thsn
the iistier Or Hanufseiursr q iptoIicatos liquors
y SIsh he pSs:;:sd'
valid as ~ hs n ss sell
any Intoxicating liquors by me sure of quart or
not or N;s ssh
lie q sa SaST by Sn sny
measure less than quart, such person shall
first offence adrsd aoars besides costs
not less than six nor more than twelve months and
a second any subsequent offe shall forfeit and
pay fine of two hundred dollars besides costs and in
default of payment thereof shall be
tina nine nor more than twelve months.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
ExBouTvs DEPARTMENT.
|, CUsTUs W. WRI.HT. Secretary OF State of the
State OF Delaware do hereby certify that the
copy of Sections and II of chapter l0s i2th
Volume Delaware Laws entitled, IAN act Regulating
stands nded by ed at the ssion OF
The General Assembly OF this state to wit the 18th
day of February 1855, eRtited, act to aaend an
act entitled AN act regulating th, sale of IntoI
ing Liquors, &C. passed Al Dover March 1861. :" the
said two sections having been arranged And
by with the original rolls now ON file In this De-
partment.
In testimony where of have hereunto set my hand
and oficlal seal at Dover. this sixteenth day
f. OF May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
L" eight hundred and aixty-six.
OUsTUs W. WRIGHT,
may24-Sm Secretary of State,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
CHOrH1Nd.
NATUR RES LOYALTY.

NATUhk.'S LOYALTY.
IA Laws universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm seen
W. In earth and ocean, air and sky,
IN No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day aud week, and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars Of light
The milky-w of lesser light,
All speak a loyal resolution
For neither Natures constitution.
No rufian band interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphsre;
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoar.frost grasp's soon released.
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face,
wreathed in loyal flowers Of grace,
saluting with baliny kisses
The only rebel deserving Kisses.
And 10 IL so, that man alone,
win cope with ,ievils for u thronei
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip the master and quit the scVooli
Amazing truth, and Ia u ~,
That man 10 mans most bitter foet
Enough: II stuns the reasoning powers,
Bewiidering thought with aching hourr.
Turn, turn ye then and quickly Seek
One hundred and eleven Market Street
Where Stern keeps LOYAL CLoTHEs 10 store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAriso MuhE.
Cloths Casmors vestings, aud Furnishing goods cheap
md good All kinds of Mems and Boys Clothing at Ill
Market Street, Wilmington Del.
Avrt nFBlJg ATERN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
Monumental Gift Concert.
En- AT
FRONT STREET THEATRE,
BALTIMORE. ND,
JUNE 2srH, 1860,
EIaa IL. .LtII.u

JUNE 2sTH, 1866,
$1,000 VALUABLE GIFTS,
VALUED AT sI44,OOO.
Will be presented to Ticket Holders, including s5,
$50 in Greepba cks Number Of Tickets issued 900
PRICE ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Don't delay to secure ticket o,e dollar will
make you rich One ticket in every four will receive a
I.t Grand Gin in areenoacks. $4,000
~ 10000
I'd 5000
4th 4" " $500
aud six Hundred aud Fifteen other gifts 10 greenbacks
OF from s. to 800 each 20 pianos valued a. from $500
silver Watches valued at from $40 to $500 each together
with 1890 other Ghs comprising melodeons, sewIng
machines. diamond rings and pins silver plated ware,
albums, family Rbes, subser iptions BAitore, New
York aud Philadelphia papers, &c. vaued At from IL to
FOR FULL LIST SEE CIRCULARS.
The Gifts will be distributed by committee to be
selected by the audience the Concert aud every ticket
holder, whether present not will have sqi share
in the distribution
Comp etc Lists Of Numbers entitled to Gifts will be
forwarded to Ticket Holders Agents soon as pos.
sihle after the Concert.
Parties in tho country Wishing Tickets will enclose
One Dollar apiece for any number less than I've: Ave
Tickets for 81 30. All orders for Tickets
will be allowed deduction of 10 per cent from fulI
price In every send the OF each subscrb err
and their Post ONCE address, with town, county, and
MONEY by Draft, Posoffce Order, Express or Regis.
tered Letter, may be sent at risk.
AGENTs wanted everywhere, to whom liberal in
duoements are offered.
TICKETS can be had at all the principal Hotels; OF
Henry Taylor Co, Of Baltimore and South
Berry NoOafrey 200 West Baltimore street. and at all
the principal ook and Musc storos In the city; also at
all the Principal Book and Music Stores in Wilmington.
The Proprietors will donate TWO THOUSAND DOL
LARS to the poor Il the city Of Baltimore.
Address all Orders and Letters to
HOWARD WATTS co.
Post q flee, Box 400.
Principal Office 607 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Proposals for nsertipg this advertisement requested
may 2-tc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

~ 40 | The Three stor,, B'ick House, No. s2i
tyfl washington street. Uoutalntn. all the conyen
~. - fences and Improvements OF modern built house
No : hne low three stored brick house, on Del.
HNnr" Avenue, next the SwedcuOjr1ian Church. every
convenience.
No. d three stored brick house, No 700 Tain III
Asrl conVcuently located add desirable resid
NJ ;. three storiud brick house, No. 7O7 TstnAll
street aduining No o. containing ten rooms and
a1,rv desirable property.
Iha ehY' Properties are nearly aud in excellent
r-' anu nGy persons wishing to purchase desirable
3s 80 ~ UNI uN4ninc the above
Alpy to WM, MeCAULLEY a 90.
,. Real Estate Deslsrs,
M i--H Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
DRoPosALs FOR GRA DING AND Paw.

i ING the bed Of King street between Ninth and Min
1 Streets SEALED PKOHOsA Us will be received INV
the Street Con- mteo at the office OF the Street Commits
sionvr. until THURSDAY, JUNE Tth 1886 vt twelve
o'clock, NJ, for grading he bed Uf King Street com
mencing liue with tie building linz on Suvth aide
OF Ninth Street, and terminating ut the building line
North SIDE or Mill street including all Intersections be-
tween building lines on King Street Also furnishlnv
stone ior paving the same hauling the sand aud put.
ing down the pavement Proposals will be re ye for
DOING any portion of thu work separately. The Com
mittee the right u reject any or ali lids consd
efei unreasonable. PHILIP PLUNKETr.
MAY w, lsOB-24.bt Ohnii ~ Street CnmIliItaa
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
PROPOSALS
for Rations & Fuel for Light-vessels, &c
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
SUPKRMr sNDENT OF LIGHTS
WiImin gton Nav 23d 1896

WnmihBtoh, "sy sou 'ooo'
Scaled Proposals will be received at this Office
til IL O'Clock, M, on SATURDAY, tie 18th day of
June. 1885. for furnishing and delivering Rations
and Fuel for the Eve fsthom Bank and Upper Mid
die lightvesses In the Fourth Light house District
and for any other igbtvesse and light house tender
that may be called for, for year from the LIST
day of July, 1885, to the Both june 1857, inclusive
The ratons to be Of good and approved quality; to
be delivered alongside Of the light house tender
Del, and to be stated In the bid accordingly, in
good and sufficient packages, barrels, boxes, and
cases, and in good order, for the lght-vesse once
quarter, free Of all expense to the United States,
Of the contract copies of which may be had by ap-
plying at this office.
ALL bids must be sealed and endorsed "Proposas
Tor Rations and Fuel for Light-vcssels,' and then
placed in another envelope and left at directed
to this office, prepaid il sent by mail BY order of
the Lighthouse Board T.. M. RODNEY,
may A-3t Superintendent of Lights
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
STRAY HORSE.
N office.

nj, "a, .. ~ n nineiis'' SIS
Notice is hereby given to all p,r-ons having ony
claim or interest in tip Barge. MAY FLOW WI, her
tackle apparel and furuiture thp by virtue process
iss led out o the Ds'Tict CDurs al the rlte' tor
sad District, npun the libel OF james h. Croz and
"ohn btshn trading ~ CrCzjer FA'z1n, cause IT
rohiiAct c. " and marime, havo arrested tue sald
hsc tackle apparel and furniture and hay to same
in custody ut the port OF Wilmington in stid bd
tho Su pr cess s rot nrhGbe 10 said cont MT special
vson thereof to he held Tuesdny the 2gth day Of
NN lhsAnl az 10 O'Clock, in tn, forenoon, at which
true aad place Id cause will bc heard.
JAMES C. AKIN,
U. S. Marshal.
way llth. 1865. DelAMhre DAiI ct.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
NOTICE,

fNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il ziba Ferris and Zlba Ferris IT.. under tho firm of
Zba Ferris Son. Is his day dis lived The said Ziba
Ferris having sold auto the said Ziba Rerr r, AN his
right title and intertt ia the said co-pArincrshp This
WATCH an JEWEl.RY business will hereaf Ter be con
tim ed At the old et,ad s. W. Cor of 18th and Market
streets by Ziba ferrAjr., alone. ZIBA FERRIS,
ZIBA FERRIS, JR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
James Connery
IL Ter Nj Il k er,
HsreMtOr

and Manufacturer of Connery's Patent
Steam Boiler,
Takes pleasure in informing his friends and Manufacur-
gener al that he has leased he works at church
Street above 9th, where be intends to manufacture his
patent steam boiler at great reduction,
Also Boiler TANKS Heaters, bath Boil srs and all
description OF Boiler aud sheet Iron work done aud
REP "A sESING
promptly attended also I'VE boilers Of various kinds
which have been replaced with my Patent, and will sell
theb. cheap Those DESTROYS OF circulars and descrip
ton OF boiler Address JAMES CoNNERY, Patentee.
Church above 9th St.
may 2l-3m Wilmington, Del
r. 81 would also state that all boilers made by
supplied with low water detector free of charge
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
A BEAUTIFUL
COINT#X SEAT at PUBLIC SALE

UOuNTwX SEAT at PUBLIC SALE.
1&szsA WILL be sold at Public Sale on the
fsnIHN premises, on TUESDAY, June 9th, 1855,
at O'Clock, P. NJ. that beautiful Coun.
sSk<8ry Sent of James M Johns, Esq, near
New Castle in the County of New Castle Delaware
This is splendid situation, being 80 feet above tie
water, and looking the river Delaware and sur
rounding country for many miles, and is only a few
minutes walk from the Steamboat landing and Rail.
road Depot at New Castle, containing ia Acres of
first rate land. The Improvements are good. The
house has two Partrs, Library, Hall and Dining
Room the first floor in main building, and five
chambers second floor; the bodybuilding has II
Kitchen, Wash house and Servants Rooms; the out
buildings good, Carriage House, Stable, Granary,
Ice House (fllcd with ice) Smoke House and good
Gardners House, with four rooms all in good order
Has all kinds Of choice Fruit; apple orchard
peaches pears pums, cherries apricots nectarines,
grapes, gooseberries, raspberres, currants Straw
berries, and first rate garden. This place would
suit any gentleman who wants 10 purchase high
and healthy situation, with possession at once l
will positively be sold without reserve For further
Information apply to WIN BRIGHT SON.
Real Estate Dealers, Wilmington, Del
p. S.-The Railroad Cara leave Philadelphia at
O'Clock, A. M, for New Castle, and leave New
Castle for Philadelphia at 2o'clock P. NJ. "a is
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

els, TIE subscribers offer for sale all that yalua
ss.IN abs Property situated the s. h. Corner OF
Efze Second and King Sts fronting on second Street
hs hree a'r w'tha large three stored brick buildin
rll iit room.
hls tn shree storird brick building adjoining front.
ing "u krf street, with tho JOINING building lots
a. f"ntr le-t each frnntlnE King street,
l'eh o'5 tafrc feet making in all square lot Of atty
ilrs net trout on Second street, aud eighty three ee
ut ou ktae street This property is Gated near tn,
ieeanl street Market House. IN very improving part
&C fr cy and could be altered into several stores or
liHC'- suitable f5T any kind Of business.
A ID" tvostory frame house No East Water street
vita the two story brick, No, o. adjoining. Apply TO
JOHN McLEAR Il SON,
III
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

We have Cor sale that beautiful farm and
~ country N about 90 aei es Of land sit
H.5r uate within the limits Of the city of Wi
~, mihgton belonging to Delaware Davis
3 ksq. This Is a splendid situation, being
- about 10 feet above tiie-water, and hav
Ing hr extensive view of the Delaware River, city of
Ailn -'OH, and surrounding country for many miles
The buildings fine the dwelling is stone 40 b.
20 t, with Two p.rory hall Is f. WIDE, dining room
kitchen, bed chambers, two cellars. and two larr I,
rooms on one half Of the basement floor, two stone
rhe one 30 by 80 ieet the other 30 by 50 feet with
- bring fer h'e cows and FIVE horses Also milk. tool
tmoke and chicken houses all in complete order The
water is excellent: there ia first rate garden, aud
eautiiul grove near the mansion house This property
swell worthy the attention OF those desiring delight
rl AMI lie .'hy homo. while property 10 Increasing in
value very rapidly, as land hs sold this place Tor
sl per acre without buildings, this ID Of the
Valuable estates in the state Vt Delaware and thou
70 he worth AT this time s5OO01. but will be sold great
bargain, and on easy terms, II applied Tor soon.
WILLIAM BRIGHT & SON.
40 ..Lr Enal Eaiai.. lie Mr. "a Him
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28

INVT1Ct-
public meeting will no held al School Ueuse No 40
Christians Hundred, on WEDNESDAY evening. NAV 20
1856 atT o'clock for tile purpose OF appoiptine com
mittees to force the law prohibtng Horses and Cat
tie running at large in sail, Hundred
JOSEPH s. FORMAN,
ASHTON RICH ARDSON
may 242 CoNNITTrp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
Co.pardDership Nottcc.

fsNnE undersigned Graduates the College of yetorin-
Hry Medicine and Surgery, have this day ted
themselves tcget 10 tie practice OF their profession
aud especuly iniotm their friends, and the public,
that they prepared treat diseases ard accidents
all domestic animals. Once 80 Tatnall Street.
WIN II KNIGHT " s
up 30-lm IL u. SrRADLINH V s.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-05-28
NO TOE.

NOTICE..
L do horeby appoint Hayes Graves and Jackson
olmas to aprraise ~ Hstray, when has been tue
premises of Thomas Ki1sey foi thitty DAYS,
ROB eby April I, 8hd. JOHN WOOD, j. p.
We, the appointe as above to apprase
stray Colt at the farm 81 Thomas Kinsey in NSrih
ChrtstiRna Hundred would say that "a ia Colt Using
TWO years old algh hay, star in the face and nj kh
nina loot white, and valued at Fifty Dollars
HAYES GRAVES
April ., 1860 -sp ls-6m JACKSON HOLMES.
For Sale.
Cool Second hand sFER EOPflCAN Tor Sale. either
with without Slides sunu n for two or three good
exhibitions. III good erfer and cheap. Apply TO
4. q. TAYLOR, Cor sth and WoliasoI sta. will
minRtor ns. M 10. 2n,E