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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07
LOssEM.
by FRANCIS BnowN

.iJsI Upon the white sea ssnd so nsIf
There sat pilgrim band,
Telling the losses that theirlives had known,
While evening waned away
From breezy clin ami bay,
Ana the strong tides went out with weary moan
one spake with quivarng lin.
OF fair freighted ship,
With oil its household "a the deep gone downl
Hutone had n wilder wde
For fair face lOngagO
Lost in the darker depths Of agieat town
There were who mourned their youth
Win most loving tinth,
For its brave hopes and memories ever green,
And one upon the vest
Turned an eye that would not rest
For far on hills whefeUn his joy had been.
some talked Of vanished gold
Some of proud hOnors told
Some spake of friends that were their trust no
.. more;
Ana one Of u greeh grave
Reside foreign wave .i
That made him fit 80 lonely on the shore.
But whcntheir tales were done,
There spake among thenione,
A stranger seeming from all sOIlOw free-
sad LOSSES have you met
! But mime Is heavfeFyet, HfII
For a believing heart hath gone from me-"
Alas r. these pilgrims said, .rt.T
.. For the living and the dead
For fortunes cruelty, for loves sure cross
For the wrecks of land aud sea;
- Buthoweyer IL came 90 thee
Ihine, stranger, Is iiie'slas and heaviest loss"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07
Revolving Scene at an English
Execution.

Revolving Scene at an English
Execution.
AT eight o'clock yesterday morning, says
the London Daily News of August Sth,
WIN. COLLIER was hanged at stafford, for
nurdering . young gentleman named
THOMAS SMITH The criminal was 30 years
old. In consequence of the high wind and
rain the crowd was unusually small. The
following revolving scene occurred
At eight o'clock the procession hal
reached the scanold, With more than GUS
tomary deliberatiOn the eXecutiOner placed
the moose over the head of the pinioned
man, and drew over his face the white cap.
While the clergyman was still reading the
service the hangman lowered thedrOp with
u jerk. There was immediately u cry OF
The man is dowll-the rope has broken"
This proved TO he true Collier fell to the
ground, and the end of the halter, liberated
suddenly, swung back upon his shoulders
like q whip.
For an instant there was dismay. both
upon and inside the scalold erection. The
eXecutioner was for u moment incapable
lie ran down the steps and beneath the
platform. and found Collier upon his feet.
leaning against the side of the boarding,
the cap still over his face, and the rope
scious, and the cxecutiOner turned back
again. not knowing what to do. The
assistant warders, however, seemed in-
stantly TO understand what had happened.
While one ran into the prison TO procure Il
new halter the other directed Smith Ia
take the broken rope from of the culprit's
neck. The eXecutioner had now regaincd
his self pOsscssion He quickly removed
the rope from Golfers neck, set him ul,-
right. aud drew the cap from his face.
The poor fellow, partially recovered, was
repeating, barely auaibly, the responses to
the prayers which the clergyman, quickly
following the cNecutiOner from the scatfOld
1oor, had begun again 10 read aloud IN the
ears Of the seemingly penitent imar. Col
lier was exceedingly pale, and the tighten
ed rope had left red streak around por
ton of his neck. He however, seemed con-
cerned with nothing but the utlrrancc OF
his prayers, which he appeared to be- more
anxious to repeat than he was before htas-
oended the scaflold. While this was going
on below another rope was placed under
the beam.
The reappearance of the condemned, the
and the officials. was the signal
for an outburst tofindignation, The people
called out 'Shamem and hooted. The
drop again fell, and the execution was this
time accomplished In earnest The aeci
dent had arisen from the defective splicing
of the rope. .....tl ...
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07
Something New.

A neighbOr Of mine had very rough
cellar bottom, and did not want 90 90 To the
expense of tile cemcnt, so he took his coal
ashes aud mixed il with water 70 tho ordi-
nary thickness OF mortar. ltdoes not mat >
ter how many Jumps or stones there are
Put il ON about four inches thick; let u law
tweaty-f0nr hours, then stamp it with a
heavy block Of wood three or four times a
day, until 1t is perfectly hard. Ii Is better
than cement, az Il win not crack OF scale
Off.--AmapiedA Edraef. rU
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07

The Mohammedan inhabitants Of Mazan-
deran, Ia Persia, massaored a great number
OF jews In thai town during the festival of
Moharrem, and have compelled the rest TO
adopt Mohammcdism.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07
MAYORS Z PROCLAMATION
no THE POBERTY OWNERS OF TINE
CITY bf DAYTON.
MAYORS OFFICE. ID /
DAYTls, August ~, 1866.

|.ff rp .IfHfs a MAYORS OFFICE. tl 4
t DAYTaH, August ~, 1866
There hcing ftquept complaints made 10 M, by
citizens OF Daytn. that certain nth ndnuispceS
exist. and are deate,l by quantities Of vegetable
matter being tiOw1f into theialleys aud ptbii
streets of the Gif and also that pTivies have inseS
erai Instances btome very offensive. and are fta
ally nusancos IL the peiRhh9finod where theyar
located; also tina hog pens, IN many instancosRr
Complained Of ID beihg very Ofensive also, ini /.
sanoes arising iOm vaste-Ayatef in CUTTERS, md
stagnant pools onRacint lots, all OF which. on en
plalnt sustained v p'0per evidence, Is punishable
BY heavy nne andcofs OF suit; ~ ..Ir--.. d
Notice is thertor, hereby given, that all IiT
sons hereafter cdnIhained Of for causing or Ier-
mitting nuisancd, . above mentioned, 10 exist ON
or about their prinIses afteE this notico has been
published ten laisWill be doalt with In strict ac-
cor'lance with ths fdinanecs Of the eityin ref'r-
enco thereto.
Z II is hoped and 0pccted that all good citiEensoi
Day ytOn-knOWinla a. We do, that NAL iRnaDt and
Infection diseast are Surrounding us. AMI have
been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in our neighborng city
Of Cineinnati--Nl require no further notice, or
euforcementuf y laN but VIII see that every
thing Is atOnce ~ in good, clean, and healthy
condition aroundnd about their premises
3D. atrtf JuAAIiihN kkhNEf, -
hufbdlO ~ HFi AH mayor Of Dayton
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-07
DAYTON WOODEN FACTORY

nURlkd the past winter luis beon ne fitted
~ with entire new machinery and IS wen pre-.
pared 10 card aud spin wool into yarn or lnanu-
kets, etc, by the yard or on shares Keeps go0d
assortment of gOOtis 20 exchange for wool. u ''
railroad, with directions what they want Il made
into, or eNchnlget tor and thill iie promptly at
tended to. II satisfaction Is not given, the goods
can be returned and will pay the market price
tOf tho wool that was sent WILLIAM FISH,t q
hll2w5m No.03 Bifthstreet dayton, Ohio.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
sIiERIFF,E 9AIE-

10y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF LEyARI PACIAS, To
~ me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at the
iote of Morris Dickinson, in the City of Whining
New Castle County, Del, WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of
august 1866 at 2o'clook, p. NJ, the following described
Neal Estate viz All that certain lot piece parcel
lana and brick dwelling thereon erected situate in the
city of Wilmington bounded aEd described AS follows to
VII; Beginning at point on the westerly side of Shin
icy street between Fifth and Sixth Streets Mt the middle
o. the division wall Of the house. at the Water Witch
Engine Company. thence through the middle of said WALL
westerly parallel with Fifth Street, eighty nine feet four
uones and half the middle distance between Shipley
and Orange Streets thence by tho same southery para
lei with shipey Street, nineteen feet inches to
io oil Land late OF Edwin A. wilson, thence along the
same easory parallel with Pith Street, through the
middle oil the division wall between this aud said Wilson's
adjoining house eighty nine feet four inches and II hall
TO the aforesaid side Of shpey Street. thence along the
same noTthery nineteen feet inches to the place of
beginning, DO the contents thereof what theymay,
selIedand taken In execution property Esrange
Gould and Hester j., his wife, and to be sold by
80 GEO. s. HAGANY, Sheriff.
SherlG1A Ohlch. Now GaHtln- Inlx lsnA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

= lNHE Managers of the Wilmington and Philadelphia
l Turnpike Company have this day declared b Di.
vldend cents per SHARE payable after
the 10Th Of next month"; at the store OF Front
and Orange Streets, JOSEPH TATNALL,
eth Month Tth-aug cat Treasurer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
Il. / emale College.

/, a will begin On THURSDAY, septem-
RS eau be obtained a. the Bookstores
JOHN WILSON, President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
NOTTGE.

I do horeby appoint Hayes Graves and Jackson
dimes to aprrass Estray, which has bsen the
premises OF Thomas KinHey ior thirty days,
Roksby April H. $50. JOHN WOOD, j.. p.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
THE LAME WALK!
No Infectious Diseases Treated.
Mercury drawn from the system.
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE,

IL Compound Medicaed Inhalation So perfectly and
accurately are all Its parts combined that nothing but
Inc M pleasant and agreeable sensations are produced
These Limitations are breathed directly into the Lu
Whereby the blood impregnated with the medic in
It's purity and 10 rot to the various
changes attending its passage through the stomach -
Ihey are unlike anything ever combined in this or any
vitality to every part OF the system
la cases Of CONSUMPTION the effects are such
as no other system Of practice has accomplished
In cased OF PARALYSIS the circulation can
Immediately, in almost every instance
Cases OF 1NFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATIsM relieved
nently. fN'"N
The nhslatons have been administered to Thousands
always with the happiest results
The testimonials herewith appended are the voluntary
offerings OF grateful parties who have found relief
treatment, after exhausting all other known reeOes
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

Hi z Wt fIIJ UI Do
ken ont in Memphi
on Sunday and No.
were 81 deaths cn
Chicago cholera hG
and 4 6eltlis beiua
Monday lss..-[LeI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
The Piles Can be Cured.

MRS, De. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN sALyR
MRS Dr. FoBTBR has sold hundreds of boxes of.ber
celebrated PILE AND BURN sALVR during the last
month"; and has cited In many Of the most sub
born 1t never fails to cure the Piles and will take
out fire In ten minutes. She challenges the medical FRA
ternity to produce article containing equal curative
properties.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX
Sold by Henry R. Bringhurst, Market street below
MoInall, Market street below I'd and B. BrinRhurst
Co, sixth and Market sts, Wilmington Del. ~ rs SIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
Farm at IsubIic sale

Nm WILL be sold at Public Sale. on the premises
Mill on MONDAY, September Sd, 1865, at O'clock
3u p. NJ, a Farm belonging to John Morrow, dec d.
formerly tho residence Of Mrs sawdon, situated in Chris
tlaha Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, about
three and half miles from the City Of wilmington
and near the Drandywine Springs containing about one
hundred and thirty Ave acres, Six OF which
woodland II is DIVIDED into convenient enclosures by
good thorn hedges and post rail fence tho land Is
In good condition, having been lately lined and manure cd
aud large proportion Is we'll with timothy and
clover The buildings consist u good stone dwelling
house ~ story, Carriage House. with corn crib gram
cry, &c, nearly new spring house, Ice house. a large
stone Barn with stabliug under .th other buildags
usually needed such farm. There is tenant house
short distance from the other buildings. There is a
good apple 0rolprd with other fruit trees coming into
bearing farther description is considered
any one wishing To purchase will likely examine
Tor themselves, such will be shown over the farm by the
present Tenant Mr.. Geo. Lobh large part Of the
purchase money may remain secured on the farm If
desired by the purchaser by order of the
JOHN MORROW, decd. WM Ill. REYNnLDS Anct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

We, the undersigned appointed as above to ApprAiae
stray Colt the farm OF Thomas kinsey, in North
ohristianA Hundred you'd that sid Colt rising
two old is light bay star in the face Rad nj Eh
hind foet white, and valued at Fifty Dollars,
HAYES GHAVES
Aprll y, lB6a- an l2-6m JACKSON UOLMka.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

0S l0WANTED.-Aps person to take hold of good
tpO,OOOoash business already established, where
there need be loss 5000 cash and balance and
two years. Apply to PRESTON CONRAD.
August I'd mo Over 4th Street Market House.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
AT IiARGAIN

number OF building lots to. sAle AT the following
figures II applied tor soon
llO feet q land, at the Corner Of Third md Iraraop
Sta. Price only SlI per II.
20 feet, on Third Street letwcon ,nroc and Adams
street. Price ouy s. per foot.
M feet on 4ib strest, between Monroe and Adams
Street. Price only klO poe IT.
Those desiring cheap aud desirable building lots -t
mated in Of the most Furnishing sections Of the city
should examine the above before purchasing eew
compare our figures with the prices obtained per foot Il
property at least hal milo further from lie near; OF
lie CITY may - u. :. S. $ GRUIB
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
New Castle. March %, 1869. '' " ''p"''' ''"''

A. B-The above property Is situated In the most eli.
sble part OF New Castle County. 1t lies convenient to
the markets OF Odessa and Middletown and within
short distance of Mount Pleasant Station on the Della
ware railroad, and within three miles of landing on
the Chesapeake and Delaware canal The soil Ia very
eotd and well adopted for Peach Farm.
EPHRAIM BEAsT0N,
aug 1866. Summit Bridge, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
Trustoe's sale of KeuI Estate

BY Virtue of au Order OF the Orphans Court Of the
state OF Delaware, In and for New Castle County made
ut the February Term thereof A. D., 1868, will be ex
posed to Sale at Public Vendue, on SATURDAY the
eige nth day Of August next. at IL O'clock noon at
inc house OF james Benson, at St Georges Station on
the Delaware Railroad, in New Castle County, the fol
lowing described Real Estate, being all the Real Estate
late OF Charles Bouen decd aud to be sold free and
discharged of all claim Of DOVER to wit All that plan
taion or tract of land situated In pencader Hundred In
said County beginning at large Stone in the road lead
Ing from glasgow to Summit Bridge and running thence
with land Of James Boulder, south 1881 degrees West
lO27-l0 perches, and south s8lS degrees west lie 3O
perebes to stone thence by land Of Beljamin Cham
bers, north degree, weet % 10 perehss to
thence north by lands of Daniel Cam and saah Stan
ton north b9 degrees east 2l7 perches the sld
thence south ~ degrees east II 10 perches to the
south side of Shorts private road thence north 1919 de-
grees, east o. 10 perohes to stone, thence with
land OF Daniel PoaId, south one half degree Vast
ls1 10 puIchees 10 stone, thence with land
OF william Deshane, north 50 degrees, wet IS 10
perehes and north $50 degrees 20 perches to cen
tire of sad road thence north degree west AZ 7-lO
perohes and north dsges east 81 peohes to the be-
ginning, containing 1876 acres, roods and Il square
perches OF land, which is erected one brick hon
and one frame honse, aud Containing az acres Of wood
land, the residue clear land.
Attention viii DO given, and the terms Of sale made
Known NJ tho time aud place aforesaid, by GEORGE
RODNEY, Esq.,a Trustee appointed by the Court TO
effect said sale SAMUEL GUTHRIE CIerk a . "
New Castle, July l7th, ls66-lg
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
REMARKS OF THE PRESS.
tFrom the Harrisburg Telegraph

REMARKABLE CAsE-SOme tour or We week 8 aRo,
george snyder a d OF ten or Twelve years of age
son 81 samuel eynder residing with Mr. samu Wise
arm, side and limb being entirely useless, The boy
was unable 70 walk or move IN any direction. While
the case and under his treatment Georse has kesn
almost entrey cured He has the free OF the pal
sled arm and can walk with but little difficulty. lie
OF the most remarkable cases ever srou ght to our
nOtee' but another Instance In which DR.. Tur
nsE mas relieved an afflicted fellow being who must
otherwise have remained helpless pple during life
from the Harrisburg Telegraph
To our misunderstanding much of DR.. Turner's
all Other remedies, we were Induced to make an in
vesukstIon INTO the manner and mode Of his treat
nent, Mhleh we learn that the Doctor throu Rh
IN lmpreRnAtinK the blood while on its pAssa go
thro9sh he lungs. thereby getting a, once 10 the
not subjenting II to thu various chemical changes
attending ITS passage through the stom aoh
Ihe medicines used to accomplish this purpose, tn g
ucnR and the as he has sed Nh
= long practice of the allopatbic system beyond a
help but be great bene6 10 the siet and stsrinS
who for long Sssn SUFFERING With disease
OF achronic nature. We base this on the grounds o.
our own obaeryauonB, and from parties who ave
been cured by this process, informing rs that the
have doctored LOT long time without relief but i'm
treatment have rtooVsTed and now til
usual good health. The Doctors cures In our city
walking streets attending 10 Their busnass 10
happy spirits at the result OF The Docter's skill II
certainly is astonishing to see the rapid recovering
satisfy themselves By short visit to the Doctor
once any day between the hours Of nins and tWev,
O'Clock. iuly 70 i'm
g Letters Of Inquiry, containing
] stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

From John Lingle, Market Square, Harrisburg, Pa
lcertiiy that Rheumatism crn be cured Ane, living
for eight days and nights suffering the most intense
pain unable to move limb, with good medical at
for Dir. Turner After taking ono treatment from that
gentleman walked across the room; and In three DAYS
went to my business Refer to my testimonial 10
the hands Of Dr. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
TESTIMONIALS.

| From Mrs JANE DENT, Hoilidsysburg, Blair Co. Pa
was cured OF Consumption, which had resisted al
other remedies, In one month; has attended TO hel
household duties and enjoyed uninterrupted good heal
INC my testimonial In the hands Of Dr. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

PAaxsRs BANK OF THE SrArn OF DsLAwAas.-
Notes. -Rss0ired, That the following paper b.
publIshed as public notice In all the Newspaper
n this oitv.--
The General Board Of Directors Of HThe Farmer
Bank Of the State Of Delaware in ord err 10 eaabl,
the Branch Of the Farmers Bank at wilmington Il
become a National Bank and under the authority
Of the Legislature of this State authoriz No an in
erease of tho capital OF the said Bank 10 One 1fil
lion of Dollars at IN Getting In Dover on the sev-
enth day of June 1856 passed unanimously the fol
lowing resolutions =
Rssoired. That booss be opened at the Rrsnch
of WILMINGTON. for the purpose of receiving sub
s,riptioDs 10 the additional stock of this RAM an
thorIzed by one Of the supplements to its charter
AAd that such subscriptions are hereby auth riyed
to the extent of Five Thousand Shares, at $50 per
share
Re,okpei. Thatsuc subscsptions shall he under
the lntroi and mana cement of the Board of Direo
tors at the Branch at Wilmington, and payment
therefor to DO made in such aiments and al suob
times as such Board NAV direct
Resofrsd. That auoh subscriptions of stook shall
be for the benefit Of the Branch at Wilmington,
with the understanding that the Farmers Bank shall
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

From MARY GEIsER, State St, near Front, Harris.
burg, Pa.
Was afflicted with pain Ia and around the breast
have doctorcd from Ohio to Harrisburg without finding
,elief Could hear my congh for square. Was cured
Oy Or. Turner in a MONTHS time, and an well as
ever was May refer to me personally to my testi-
monial, In DR.. farmers possession,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

From Samuel Prior, No. 81 Stockton Street. Trenton N
suffered from the effects OF sunstroke with pain in
my head, backo my neck and high state eY.
element and was confined TO my room. Was cured by
Dr. Turner and consider his system of ho nnt
pleasant ever experienced.
certify to tho above, and have received benefit my
self D. Y KoRTNSoy ~
Pastor Of Messiah Church,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

~ By virtue Of an Order Of the erphans' Court
Of the State Of Delsw me, in and f'r tho County
G4aa OF New Castle, made at the February Term
G thereof, A. D., 1865, will be exposed to sale at
Public Vsndue, THURSDAY, the 30lh day of August
next, at one O'clock p NJ, at the house OF o. Lppen
colt IN Middetown, ST. Georges Hundred all that
tam tract of Land situated la St 0eorkts tupdIeI In
the County Aforesaid blundoi by lands of John onst
Ton Henry McVay and others ntain ng acres more
or less being part Of the Real Estate late Henry TEN
plemah dec hse and to be sold subj To the widows
dover, for tho payment of his deht4
Attendance will be given and the terms of sale made
known, at the time and place Aforesaid, by Ephraim
beHton, Es1 Administrator, a.. by his Attorney
by Order Of the Court
Attest: SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
. Clerk OF Orphans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

&, hausted all remedies for Consum before apply
ing TO Dr Turner, Was enrel by that gentleman, and
have enjoyed uninterrupted good health ever since AM
Drawer, and expose myself without restraint May be
referred to personally or TO my testimonial IN the
of Dr. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13
WILMINGTON MARKETS.
NOTICE.


/ HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS whom It may
concern, that sl-fl apply at the next Session Of the
fo Aivores from my wife Theresa Wagner.
auR I3-1m TIA ROBERT WAGNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

Had suffered for with Nervous Debility had got
into such condition rs to be unable to attend to nv
business Was cured by Dr. Turner In Ave treatments
May apply to me personally, my testimonial in DR.
Turner's possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

- VIII be sold at Public sale At the late resi-
sf dsuoe Of John Clark, deceased In the village Of
G4ael Newport, New Castle c,unty, Del, on THURS.
1IDAY, August, %, 1860, at one o'clock, Z. NJ,
Franc House. Stable and about acres Of land, being
the Rea Estate OF said deceased and situated In the
above named village WIN also be sold at the time
ahd place, the following Household an1 Kcho on Furnl-
tufe consisting of beds bsseads and bedding bureaus
tables, CHAIRS three stoves carpets, Dishes tin pans
buckets knives and forks and variety 81 other articles
Terms at sale. ELIZABETH CLARK.
Cannon, Auctionecr. aug gts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

GSCEfH an syed from the pasture Of the subscriber
Ek% RED COW, nine years old. giving some
1AA- IL large h0rns, and in good condition. Ton
dollars retiori will be given for information of her
whereabouN JACOB CASIIo, Newark, Dol.
lA-2- 1
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-13

FOR SALE.

aAAA That valuable Farm Of Mr., Oliver Eastburn,
fEm1 containing 2l2 acres Of very productive Land
AAaA-h The situation is high aud beautiful, one mile
'u1 quarter from Newark, Delaware; 10 acres Of
Chestnut wood aad would cut $4,000 posts and rails to
e, aud plenty left Tor the farm stone dwelling 80 10y
IS feet with 10 rooms kitchen l6 by 10 feet Stone barn
10 by 20 feet smoke, ice wood and hay house nil in
good order, aud good Tenant House with o rooms
plenty Of all kinds oi ur add the very OF spring
water This IL Farm worth having and will he sold
Ow II applied fer oon, the abont leaving
the state. WM BRIGHT 4 SON,
aug 6-tf Real Estate Agents. WILMINGTON Dali