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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
Carriage Factory for Sale mr. Rent

Il a5e ih"t largo and eommudious establishment
tx, I'D situate near tho south ond II til, Wlminvin,,
k.iE9 BriiSe, formerly occupied by A. gaglnr & Co
FSSN- oJmprisng with the ground nclosrd an Area
AZ o" routing on the public Rad and $50 Get baek
Hsn l"t OF yround eljonng the above In the re A.
ahu northern sio eXtrujins west to H. Ii cos IIas
spout ~ lee aud uOrther!y the River bank IY2 et
on which It has whttiuS front Of lI7 fest ioisinS
an1 sold TO j. NJ pEoPLLs co, with right Of Say ont
50 'ne pnour TOAD CHARLES CANBY,
nv "I-t 3ll West strxet
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

Na 500 Market ST, Wilmington, March I7th, 1896
Mcssrs. Walton d Whann--G entlemen: have
used henns phospha for two or three years,
and have found II IA excellent fertilizer for corn
wheat, oats and potatoes. 1 prefer 1t for most
crop, to ohec fertilizers. have used it in Sussex,
Ken, and Now Castle Counties. You may keep IN o
ten to"s for this spriDgsorors Very respectfully,
W Mo AULLEY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

-. ONE VI the best stands In smyrra Del tho
NS6. ~ r. IN large with good cellar The wnliiny
.,,kp has seven good rooms, cellar garden Iwitb
phs grapes aud irut ireesl side yard and slai,liny
"F utee horses. Apply 10 :. NJ. HARRINurON
40 t., NJ. ,,.,,, bo2 Market St, Whining oD,
ware. f''' Sn',' ~ 10 Deia'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

Wilmington, July 30th, 1864.
Mr., Ephrau T Waltop-Dsar sir Il used last
fal about nve tons of whann's Phosphate on my
wheat, and consider it to be very valuable fer
ttlizor | used it on my this season, and my
tenants iniorw me that they fee much improve
Inent on tho part Of the fields which 1t used
shall want some more oil II for this TALL g crop.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES / DUPONT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

Wilmington and New York Steamship Company
s snS for sale BY R. R. Robinson Co., Cor 4th
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

Brandywiue Hundred, Del March slh, 1866
Me,srs Walton, Whann & Co-Gent,emen: IN my
cUurss Of farming have used meet OF tho ltading
Phosrhates H. r two years pqst have used Whanns
Raw Bone Super phosp alto, and consider il super
lor to any concentrated manure in the market and
shall continue To Use il as lOIgas | can gotit II
is an excellent fertilizer for al efop' and perma.
mont eDrichor Of tho soil. / would recommend all
liners to use it, Alter fair trial they will use no
other II it can be had. In my opniou it is equal if
not superior to stable manure Yours truly
Stephen c Blackwell
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

First Electoral District, Dorct ester Co M ID,
July 7th, 1855
Messrs, Walton, Whaun d Co -Gentlemen: I
used WhaUns Phosphate on my Wheat last fall
along s'do OF other popular Phosphstes. 1t has
have also used it on my spring crop, to a decided
bench; and odn recommend 1t to my neighbor far
mers IA being a valuable aud lasting manure
shall want enough for my fall seeding Yours
truly, maze NJ. MESSICK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

me beat aud cheapest shirt fronts at n. T
stroud Co., 100 west SECOND street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
EAR SALE

r.tk Rural Resdeuee situated on Lancaster Turn.
~ PIKE one mile from Market street. eontninnp
E;u shout Nine A the city is rapidly sstendns
weatwsrd IT must soon become Vslu biz for build
Ing los rhe dwelling is good three story brick bull
DING m.a.rh OulIt containing nine rooms with good
dinEs, Will be nold cheap. Apply TO ' 'N'
THOS. J. MsHAfPY, srd and King .t,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
Sheriff. Sale.

by VIRTUE OF WRIT or LEvARI PAcIAs
Dto me directed will be exposed TO Public Bale the
Hotel OF Geogs hthed in the town Of New Castle In
New Castle County, Delaware, on TUESDAY the 10th
day of APRIL a. D., 1858, at O'Clock, p NJ,
the following Described Real Estate, viz: All those
lots pieces OF parcels OF land; situate lying and being
In he town OF New CASTLE In tle Hundred and County
Of New Castls, and State Of Delaware, and which
b. unded and described as follows, to Wit:
No All that certa lot or pared Of land, situate
at the south wost end Of the town OF New Castle Boun-
ded on the north east and north by the New Castle
frenchtown Raj road and by South street. the south
east by the lot OF ani late OF Richard Dexter deceased
the south west by lend late OF james McCallns MT
deceased and tho north by land late Geo. 81
Read EAq DECEASED oonainias about II land
| more VI less.
No All that certain piece or parcel Of lsnd begin
ing at stske for lot No. and in lin, Of land
late Of George Read, Eq and binding Herewith south
10 stake cn line Of land OF sail George Read ESQ
thence south sixty aud half degrees perches
an eight tehs ioa stake standing II feet from Nor.
rls Corier, aud in line OF No ] and binding along
herewith north forty nnd half degroos west twenty
Ierchsh the place of beginning Containing aevsn and
| one tenth square pstches
No. 3AI that certain lot or piece OF land beaipuiup
at sake In the edge If vie Street, in New Castle
Handing seventyone feed from the eastern corner Of
frame mcssuage of Charles l. DUPONT thenoo along aud
win Vine street north forty light degrees hun
drsd and nluety feet to the coruer Of Jeremiah Bow
mans lot thence north forty degrees ten minutes, ws
Three hundred and thirty feet six inches Union
street, Of William b JAnyier's lot, then =,
along aud with UnoL street north iorty seven degree
ioy h'o minutes, east hundred and ninety feet
STAKE III line OF another lot Of Cherries DUPONT theme
eoah forty degrees ton minutes east three hundred
thrty-one ftet eleven inches the
one acre one rood ard thirtytbree and tenth
perch mCreor loss gethsr with all and rio suar tn,
Blu lding4. Dwelling Houses Foundry, Machine sbops
and other bull iinps, and the Steam Engine, Boiler
Lahe- Benches, and ether fixtures thereunto attached
Seized aud TAX execution the propt rty Josep
Allen and Mary his vito, and james Wilmot, job
trnesan gan William H. Kemp e, al tsCre tenants, an
Shsrifs Office Nav Ca.tie N,rob IA Iess PHI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
small SIoop' at Auction.
sWERIFF,s MALE.

by VIRTUE " WRIT OF PLUS LEvARI FACIAs
to directed, will be exposed TO Public Sale At the
Hotel OF Morris Dickinson, in the City Of WILMINGTON,
New Castle C.anty. Delaware, on WEDNESDAY, the
lstn day Of APRIL, 1866 At o'clock, p NJ, the follow
log described Real Estate, vE All that certain tract
parcel OF land situate partly 10 Bsandywins hund red
In New Castle County and stNte OF Delaware and partly
in Delaware County in the State OF bonn
ded by branches OF Naaman's creek BY the Naaman's
creek landing road, the road leading BroomAis MILL
ana by lands OF Thomas Robinson JOSEPH Walker, Ben
jamin Hickman, John Broomail, francis knuss, aud
samuel Cooley, and containing two hundred and one
and half acres OF land, be the less,
geth # with all the buildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution the property Of Jas
W. Thomson aud Sarah r. Thomson, his wiis 1. rs and
to be SID by GEORGE .. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sheriiTs Oflee, New Csstle. March Is. 1855 2Qta
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

, NINE ACRES and ivs-aights in Ir.ndy ,ina M.r.h
9. on the Christian aide aud sir And hyasivbfs u,
Il . Brady wan. aide. APPLY TO ''sN'' VI
Ia l5-tf JAMES MIIilDICK 4th and K;n. "a,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

&fs Farm IN franklin Township, Chester County
IH,!I fa'' Containing one hundred and twenty one
1 acres, one hundred OF which is cleared tho bal
ahee good NO land The land in high state of culti
van ~ ana wa IA al the fields tut one The improve
hlohis CONSIST Ola Hous" cbutaiurR eig ht rooms don
hie ecker barn tcntnt house and Stable. 1t is with
~ hve inies 81 ne Qnlrres and about sx miles from
I. W, b Road, will DO sold low and nns.os,inn
given 10Th March next Apply to
ia, TH0S. J. MAHAYRY,
hanlIE -Ia..-L
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05

CUMMENCIAL CULLEGE,
637 CHESTNUT STREET CORNER OF 7Tu
PHILADELPHIA
ESTABLISHED 1874. INCORPORATED 1850.
Seven hundred and atty Students in attendance within
the past year
The instruction throughout s Of the most practical aud
business like character, including
BOOK KEEPING. Ia all its branches
pENMANSlIIf, plain aud Ornamental
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS,
BUSINESS FORMS AND CORRESPONDENCE
COMMERCIAL LAW, sc,
TELeGRAPHING on both Sou nd and Paper inH
ments. Students received at any time. Strangers
sisted in procuCing boarding.
Diplomas, with the Seal Of tho Insttuti ed
awarded on graduation.
In the practical value of it's wetried course Of In
strucson, extent of accommodations, and facilities tol
mpsrtng business knowledge, this Institu ion ia NJ
eqnalled.
CATALOGUES sent free on application
d. CRITTENpENs Series OF Practical Treatise on
Book Keeping, and JUDGE SHARSwo0Ds Lee turer be-
lore the Students on Commercial Law for sale at the
College s. Ii. CRITTENDEN, & CO.,
NOV Cosmos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-04-05
'eslra Die Chester County Farm for Sale

smE a Farm Of 2l4 Acres In Kent County DEL ogbt
EH miles below smyrua, GU tie Del N' K. one hun
I "''u ana hriy htres Of which cleared III. bal.
vii ~ ~9"d' The buildings and fences Aro guoi II
@ % hoh reasonably and terms easy City property or
. Small iAtm LeN Wilmington, will be t'krn ia part
P"'' an is II TIL 81 MAHAFPY
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

IMMENSE SALT BEDs.-It is stated
that the salt mines of Nevada throw
into the shade oil others known in the
United States. One bed is reported
to cover 1860 acres, yielding 2,000,-
100000 tons annually of salt, per
cent fine. No bottom to this salt bed
has ever been discovered. As deep
as any work has gone, the bed is sol
id rock salt, and from depth of 35
feet the salt ater comes SO rapidly
as to prevent work without efficient
working arrangements.
The salt water swells up to the sur
face and overhows the large floor from
which the fine white salt is continual
ly gathered. This floor, several acres
in area, has been so well leveled that
the water flows evenly over it, and
thus by exposure to the atmosphere it
rapidly evaporates, leaving a STRATUM
Of fine white sal. This yield and pro-
duction so on continually, and the
more rapidly it is moved the better
the quality of this salt.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

The KEwEENAw.- S. &. CLAY,
loader, and the members of the East
Saginaw Silver Cornet Band, who are
sincerely enthusiastic in their admira-
ton of the Lake Superior steamer
Keweenato, her officers and manage
ment-they having recently made a
tour Of the father of lakes, in that
popular craft-desire, by all available
means, to make known their entire
satisfaction with the comforts, capa-
bilities and excellent sea-going quail
ties of the vessel, as well as with tho
politeness and attention received at
the hands other gentlemanly owners,
and officers. Hence comes this no.
tice at their request, and it is un-
questionably well-deserved. Having
the counterpart of the heOeeaaw on
the Saginaw and Detroit line, in the
Sagiaato, we have ocular demonstra-
ton that the former is, beyond ques-
ton, of the right stripe in every par
ticular.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

THE BAY CRY JOURNAL makes its
appearance in new dress, somewhat
enlarged, and greatly improved in a
typographical point of view. Our
friend CULDERr, the editor and propri-
etor, is good printer and socially as
square a man as walks. Politically he
is too impulsive not to be honest in
his convictions, but he is fearful radi-
cal, and as incorrigible as his celibate
prototype, the irascible Thad. In all
save his dubious politics we wish him
we'll, and are pleased to note these in
dications of business prosperity on the
part Of his journal, as also Of the To-
cality from which it halls.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
StNfe Election.

Elections for State officers and mombers &
Congress will be held during the coming autum
in the several States Us follows:
California-lst Wednesday In September.
Maine-2d Monday in September.
Vermont-lst Tuesday in September
IowG-2d Tuesday in October.
ohio--2d Tuesday in October.
Pennsylvania-2i Tuesday in October.
West Virginia-4th Thursday in October.
lndiana--2d Tuesday in October.
Delaware-lst Tuesday in November.
Illinois--lst Tuesday in November.
Kansas-lst Tuesday in November.
Maryland LIST Tuesday in November
Massachusetts-ls Tuesday in November
Michigan--lst Tuesday in November.
minnesota Tuesday in November.
Now Jersey-lst Tuesday in November.
New York LIST Tucsdsy In November
Wisconsin--lst Tuesday in November.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
uonnImr AcoIprNr-About three

HoRRIHE AccrDEST.-About three
o'clock on Monday afternoon George
Heldt. a worthy, industrious and re-
markably ingenious German, who has
been four years in the employ Of Mr..
+. Z. Sears, at his saw mill in the Sd
Ward of this city, and who was re-
garded by Mr.. S. as one Of his most
valuable men, while in the lower por-
ton Of the mill adjusting belt con-
Meeting with the grindstone, caught
his shirt sleeve in one Of the belt
hooks and was drawn instantly to and
around the shaft, then going at the
rate Of one hundred and fifty revolu-
tions per minute. The striking of his
feet upon the floor above alarmed the
other operatives, who coming down
found himsstill revolving, but life was
extinct his back bone having been
broken in several places, and his legs
and one of his arms horribly shatter-
ID and mutillated by the violent mo-
jon and by coming in contact with the
loor and ceiling. The belt was cut
md the machinery stopped at once,
,ut when released, he had lost all con-
and only gasped family !
before giving up the last fragment of
hat ample measure of life and health
le had so lately called his own. He |
caves wife and two young children
o mourn this sad and shocking be-
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

AN AocEssIoN.-M. Ii. Gallaher,
of whose Insurance Agency we have
before spoken as a model institution
in its line, has associated with him in
the business Mr.. Lewis p. Morris, for
merly Of the firm of Mix & Morris,
Forwarding and Commission Mer-
ohadts, Cleveland, Ohio, familiarly
known here as "Lew Norris" than
whom there is no moro capable, ener-
getic nor intelligent business man in
the West, and who wiz prove a valu-
able accession not only to the excellent
Insurance Agency of Mr.. Gallaher
but to the business community Of this
section. We wish the new firm the
fullest measure Of success in all their
undertakings, and arc certain that no
effort that first class business capa-
city would suggest will be wanting
on their part to insure such q con-
summation.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

CLAY LEsrER's VEGETABLE HAIR REsToR.
ER.-Ths valuable vegetable compound pre-
pared by Clay & Lester must bo applied to be
appreciated Being purely vegetable in its in
gradients, it is perfectly harmless, and restores
gray hair TO its original condition, eradicating
every particle of dandruf and prevents the hair
from falling out; imparts rich glossy lustre that
other so-called restoratives fail to do. More
than one hundred wcll-known citizens OF this city
can testify TO its efficacy As ladies hair dress
ing, it cannot be surpassed, 1t being principally
y REsroRER and NOT A DYE.
Messrs. Clay & Lester, in this connection
would remind the public that they still continue
In their tonsorial rooms under frring Hail. where
they arc prepared 10 shampoo, dress ladies, gen.
tlemen's, and children hair in the best style in
vogue, and make and repair wigs to suit Gus
toners.
EAST SAGINAW August |, le66.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

AccIDENr.-A little girl about sew
en- years of age, daughter of Mrs,
Watson, while playing, last Saturday,
in the upper hall of Lathrop Block,
fell from the outside stairway to the
sidewalk, distance of fifteen feet
She was Immediately picked up, car
ried home, and physician was called
in. The child was badly hurt though
no bones were broken. 1t is a Won
that she was not killed, as she fell
upon her side on the hard sidewalk.
-EatelpriSe.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

ALIsMA.-Queer preparations with
queer names are nowadays COM
pounded, almost without number,
many unquestionably worthless, many
still worse, absolutely injurious; the
above is, we are convinced, an excep-
ton to either of these categories We
have seen it tried and know that it
will as recommended, "Restore Gray
Hair to its Original Color and Lustre,
and at the same time perform every
function of a perfect Hair Dressing,
which neither Injuries the texture of
hair, nor colors the linen or skim
For the purpose designed, we believe
it to be the very best preparation in
use. A. A. Dunk is sole agent for its
sale in this district.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

FoR THE FAIR. The Saginaw County
Agricultural Society advertise for 3O,-
600 feet of shipping culls; 10000
feet of common Is foot boards and
5000 feet of scantling 2x4 and 4x4,
for fitting up the Fair Grounds. Lum-
Der to be delivered at Camp Saginaw.
Proposals to be left at Geo. f. Lewis
Stationery Store, between this and
the 5th of September.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

FrRE.-About III o'clock Tuesday
night, a FIRE broke out in wooden
building, corner Of Water and Thomp-
son streets, owned by nj. Minnick,
and occupied as a saloon and board
ing house, and the flames spread with
such rapidity as to very nearly destroy
the structure before they could be
stayed. The engines were all prompt
ly on the ground and all worked ad-
mirably, tho steamer in particular do
ing splendid execution. The building
was, we understand, insured to nearly
orquite the amount of the loss, but
the occupants lost a considerable
amount of furniture, clothing and
effects, which were in the
upper rooms, and in the southern part
building, whence the fire originated.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

LIST OF PREMIUMs.-We publish in
this paper the List of Premiums for
the First Annual Fair Of the Saginaw
County Agricultural Society, to be
held on the Scamp Saginaw" grounds
in this city, on the Sd, 4th and 9Th of
October. No one will question that
the list is ample and munifcently lib
eral for pioneer fair in new county.
If it is in any way imperfect in detail,
the defect may be laid to the inexperi-
ence Of the Committee who are neces-
sarily new in the business. The pro-
vision for discretionary action among
tho several examining committees will
we doubt not, be sufficient to meet any
omission or oversight in this respect.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
ONE OF THE GREATEST

Causes of i'll health is costEOness, or Indigestion.
1t has for its offspring, dyspepsia with all its at
tendant misreies, such As sick headache, sour
stomach, no appetite, energy. in fact, complete
prostrntion Goes Dyspepsia Cure is sovereign
remedy; why do you not who are suffering, make
the experiment of the trial of single bottle; 1t
costs but trine to taste II, and will surely bring
you relief
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
anu all the effects of youthful indiscretion will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send froc to
all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the sample remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adver-
tiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in
perfect confidence, JOHN d, OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers St, New York. (S63-n-3)
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

EG We noticed few days since
a large amount of seasoned lumber of superior
quality, at the Yard Of Gallagher, Mead a. Deer
ing, in this city. II is thoroughly seasoned, hav
ing been stuck up for two years It consists of
Dressed Flooring, Siding, Ceiling, and finishing
lumber. Persons who are building will do we'll
to call aud see this very desirable stock Of lumber
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30

A BUSINESS COLLEGE, complete in
IA every particular, will be opened at Hills
dale, Mich, Sept Goth, 1866, under the auspices
of Calkins, Griffin & Co., Proprietors. business
Institute at oberlin, Ohio. Those who propose
attending Business College during the coming
fail or winter should by all means, first enquire
into the merits and advantages Of this new Col
legs-Address,
Rnaines InsLitntn 0hnrlin Ohin
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
The Great Female Remedy for Irregularities,

scientifically compounded fluid preparations of direct and positive action
zpehence in dweakne
Periodical
United
Sold by druggists u
ILL LYON, NJ d. New Haven, CT 4
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
Iharles Barber.

Charles Barber.
In this cause, IL appearing by affidavit that
the defendant does not reside within this State,
and that he does reside within the United States;
On motion Of Wcbbcr & Smith, complainant's
solicitors, IL is ordered: that said defendant
cause his appearance TO be entered in this cause,
according to the rules and practice Of this Court
within four months from this date and that in
default thereof, the Bill Of Complaint filed in this
cause, be taken as confessed by said defendant,
Charles Barber And Il is further ordered, that
within twenty days tho said complainant cansc
notice Of this order to be- published in the East
Saginaw Courier,a newspaper printed in said
county, and that said publication bc continued
once In each week ror six weeks in succession; or
that she cause a copy Of this order 10 be person
ally served on the said defendant. Charles Bar
Der, at least twenty days before the time above
prescribed for his appearance.
JOHN J. WHEELER,
Circuit Court Commissioner for Saginaw county,
Michigan
wrnBsn sxIrn, complainant's Solicitors.
(atrue copy) 368w6.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
200 DOLLArss REWARD.
100 DOLLAtks HEWAND.
CIRCASSIAN CREAM WASH,
For the Complexion also, a Specific
for all Skin Diseases.

For the Complexion also, SPECIFIC
for all Skin Diseases.
1T IS NOT A PASTE, TO CLOG the pores Of
Il the Skin, thereby engondering disease, but
possesses the marvellous power Of attracting TO,
and throwing from the surface, the humors of the
Skin, opening tho pores and restoring IL to heal
thy action, thereby rendering the complexion, as
nature designed it, CLEAR SMOOTH, BRILLIANT.
One Hundred Dollars Reward will be paid for
the first case Of failure when strictly persevered
Ia aud used according to directions. Removes
Frecklos, Morphew those yellow blotchcs fire.
quently seen on tho forehead and iase, Blotches,
Tan, Pimples, 9oi cures Old Sores Salt Rhoum,
Ringworm, letters, Scald Head, Barber's Itch,
and all Diseases Of the Skin Of whatever nature.
j j. RANDALL,
Sole Proprietor. Fishers Block, Detroit, Mich.
Sold by Frizele brothers, A, A. Dunk and
Wadsworth, East Saginaw; Smith & Mott, Sag
inaw City; Street 4 Thomas, Bay City, Drug
gists 365- MP.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-08-30
CHANCERY NOTICE

CTATE OF MICHIGAN. TENTH JUDICIAL
~ Circuit. In Ohancery. Suit pending in the
Circuit Court for the county Of Saginaw, in Chan
cery, at the city Of Saginaw, on the 18th day Of
August, A. D., 1866
Mary Barber,