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WHO DID ITl

= The Republicansin Congress laborcd through
,In. tne whole whole OF the late session to provide
projection Tor the freedmen to their new
" acquired rights, How much did the Demo-
The Republicans in Congress sought ear
neestly and persistently to provide some means
OF securing the personal safety and the rights
OF the prosecuted Union men of the South
against the vengeance of the defeated rebels.
llow much did the Democrats in Congress do
toward that object?
The Republicans in Congress endeavored to
give the regularity of a statute enactment to
the. reconstruction plan of President johnson,
and to place upon our records the terms of re-
admission as future security for both South
and North. How much did the Democrats do
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

BUSINESS NoTIcEs.-E. Beck is the first
merchant to open his Fall stock; and it's the
largest he ever purchased Having lust i'm
proved the appearance of his store and crowded
it with one Of the heaviest stocks ever brought
to town, will give him the run of the trade. !"
The S'cdn has discontinued her trips to Ma
hons, and will run only to Smyrna.
X. >. Freas, Crumpton, Md, advertises
valuable farm for sale. Also, Isaac Clayton,
(coi. Kenton.
The Manhattan Brick Co. edwin Wilmer,
President, offer bricks at lowest rates.
Budd 4 Sharp have taken their machine
works to New Castle.
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KENT COUNTY
UNION CONvENTIONI

The UNION VOTERS of the several Hundreds
of Kent County are requested to meet at their res
pcc,ivc Voting Places
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 22d, 1866
At o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of eecting Del.
egales to Union County Convention, to be held at
the State H1ase in Dover
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1866,
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
candidates for Sheriff, Coroner. Levy Court Com.
mssioners, and Senators and Representatives in the
General Assembly; Assessors and Inspectors for the
different Hundreds will also be nominated at said
meetings.
The Hundreds will send Delegates as follows:-
Duck Creek, 9; Little Creek, g. East Dover, s;
West Dover, 4; North Murderkill. g.; South Muir
dcrklll, 6; MlspllIion, Milford, :.
BY order Kent County Uiion Ex. Com,
WILSON l.. CANNON,
Sep'. 18th. 1865. Chairman.
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toward that nhinn4 D

toward Cnat ODloCtT
The Republicans in Congress sought by
legislation and by constitutional amendment to
guarantee to every citizen Of the republic cquali-
y OF clVll rights before the law. How nuoh
did the Democrats do toward that object 2
The Republicans in Congress sought to break
up the foundation of secession and rebellion by
making citizenship national and not sectional.
How much did the Democrats do toward that
object?
The Republicans in Congress tried TO the ex-
tent OF their powers to abolish throughout the
bounds of the republic the evils of caste, as
second only to those of slavery. How
much did the Democrats do toward that object I?
The Republicans in Congress provided. in
the Freedmen s Bureau, a means of defending
the rights Of the emancipated slaves against
the expressions of their late masters, by civil
agents and tribunals. How much did the
Democrats do toward that object?
The Republicans in Congress endeavored by
prudent and thoughtful legislation to remedy
the anarchical condition Of things at tho South
necessarily following upon the abolition of sla-
very. How much did the Democrats do toward
that object
The Republicans in Congress strove to guard
against all future chances Of rebel attempts to
repdlate the national war debt by amending the
do " uldhc JIlc uCDC lDNlOldIc.
How much did the Democrats do toward that
object?
The Republicans in Congress tried to guard
the treasury and the tax payers against being
Saddled with the payment of compensation to
slave owners for emancipated slaves. How
much did the Democrats do toward that OBJ
ject?
The Republicans in Congress cndeavored to
guard against Oligarchy by providing for i'm
partial representation through a constitutional
amendment, whereby the representation of
State would be apportioned to its voters How
much did the Democrats do toward that OBJ
| iect?
An answer to these queries is respectfully re-
quested from those of our Democratic cotem-
pOrares who have been so fluent in their de-
nunciations Of the Republicans in Congress.
Drafts on England, Ireland, France, Germa
ny and Switzerland, drawn at any time during
business hours, for small or large amounts
also for sale checks on Philadelphia, New York,
Baltimore and Washington, by John McI.ear
& Son, No COZ Market street, Wilmn, Del.
U. S. 5-2Os, IO-40's, ISIS and Compound
Interest notes bought and sold at present mar
ket rates by John McIIear & Son, Bankers, No.
COZ Market St, Will, Del.
Where can | get nice Suit Of Clothes made
to order? AT Baggs Il CottOns
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THE PENINsULAR RAILROAD.-We are in
formed by gentleman connected with the p
W. 4 B. R. r. that the Company will put on
the through express train from Philadelphia
to SOmers' Cove, on the Delaware Railroad,
on the second Monday (Sth) of October next.
1t is believed that train can make the dis
tancc in six hours seven at farthest - and
one is to be sent over the road to make out
the timetable shortly One of the steamers
to ply between the Cove and Norfolk, Lady
Of the Lake, has made trial trip to New Or
leans and back, with every satisfaction to
the Company. The distance from the Cove
to Norfolk is 81 miles, which it is intended to
travel in about five hours. The Lady, we are
informed by the gentleman referred to, runs at
a speedsof 20 miles per hour. Twelve hours
from Norfolk to Philadelphia is thought to be
the full time required to accomplish the dis
tance and to New York II hours. 1t is in
tended to make it in less time, however. By
the present route via Washington and Balti-
more the shortest time from New York to Nor
folk is 24 hours. The Company expect to
economize - hours on the freight time, and
thus give to the latter city the advantages of
the great Northern produce market to dispose
Of perishable fruits The line of steamers are
to be the finest that e'er ploughed the sea, -
and the swiftest. a general change in the
timetable may be expected when the through
train is put on; the Fall arrangement generally
commences the first Monday in October.
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TAKE THEM.-Several months since, when
the Delawarean pointed to the proud record
of the Democratic party, we reminded it of
the fact that thirteen States, all under the
control of that party, had rebelled against the
authority of the Government and made a new
Constitution to take the place of the old one
which they had loved not wisely but too
we'll, (?) and that these States controlled the
Democratic party-were its head and front.
As an offset to this, it referred us to the dis
honest contractors, spectators, paynaasters, etc.,
IN the Cnion army! We thought the parallel
poorly drawn; but no matter The Democrats
will now have these also on their side every
man who left us to save his 'bread and but
ter, and every one who takes more than his
share thereof and all Mr. Johnson's satraps
and dependents will be with you. Take them.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

RIDDLES PGC-NIC-From the way the Ga
zette and the DeLdcarean fret over the meet
ing held in Wilmington on Tuesday week, we
are led to infer that the Union cause was great
ly benefited thereby Had it been an insig-
nlticant affair it would have been passed by as
such by them. Mr.. Riddles free trains, and
pic-nics, etc., will make you vince terribly be-
fore the election-especially if as many Demo-
Gratis are found in the mess as you say there
were on this occasion. Such things are got
ten up for Democrats.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

A DAILY IN WILMINGToN-A daily news
paper is to be started in Wilmington on Mon
day next. 1t is in the hands of a firm fully
acquainted with the publishing and printing
business, and backed up by capital sufficient
to carry it through year or more at all haz-
ards, we are informed. The enterprise was
originally commenced by man named Tyler,
who recently sold out to the firm now putting
1t in operation. Its political complexion will
be Republican. We hope it will merit and
receive patronage which will insure its sue
cess
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

TEMPERANCE. - Grand demonstration -
Procession Meeting and Speeches The Tenn
perance men OF Delaware had grand demon
stration in Wilmington, on Thursday last At
eight 0 clock i'll the morning, the members of
the several Divisions Of the Sons of Temper
ance and the Good Templars assembled at their
halls in Wilmington, formed In procession, and
headed by the Wilmington Brass Band march
ed to the lower part Of the city to receive della
cations from other sections of the State, Phila-
delphia, Chester, &c. The Wilmngtonians
were then Joined by Union and Friendship
Lodges, |. y. u. T., Of Mill Greek Hundred,
and Good Templars from Philadelphia and
Chester. Union and Friendship Lodges were
in carriages. The procession took up the line
of march and proceeded to Riddles Woods
where meeting was organized by appointing
the following officers:
Presldent-H. f. Pickles, of Wilmington.
Vice PresldentS-J. P. Hayes of Whining.
ton; a. +. OSmond, of Canterbury; d Mckee.
Qt st. Georges ID. T. Richards, of Mill Greek
hev. L. Il. PoulsOn, Of Delaware CITY; w.
Pearce, OF Philadelphia; f. Passmore, of Ken
nett Square
There were upwards of two thousand ladies
ana gentlemen on the ground, and able and
eloquent addresses were delivered on the sub
lGct OF temperance, by DR.. Jewett. of Boston :;
Y. NIchokOn, of Philadelphia; Mr.. Hick, of
New Jersey; DIR. Stebbins, of Unionville, Pa;
Rev MIR. Marsh, of Wilmington.
The Grand Division of the State Whining
ton Division and Good Intent Division. of vii
mngton, carried handsome banners, and though
not out IN strong force presented creditable
appearance, Union and Friendship Lodges of
GOOD Iemplars also carried neat banners and
the vehicles were tastetully decorated with flags
evergrcens and flowers Altogether the pro-
cesSlon was quite handsome Solomon Hersey
act as Chief Marshal assisted by several
aids.
The day was passed off in a pleasant and
agreeable manner and it is to be hoped that
much good was done tor the cause of temper
ance and morality.
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VALUABLE FARM
AT Private sale.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale, his Farm,
CONTAINING Is! ACRES,
SIiuated IN Little Creek Hundred Kent County Del
adJoinhg lands OF Mrs Sarah George Miles r. Shorl.
and others, The road leading from Kenlon 10 Per,
sons Corner. about 2! miles from the iormer place
and 80 from the lallpr. About IS or 80 acres are
NOODLAND, The balance cleared The Improve.
menis consist Of a Story DWELLING with AI.chsn
Stlached, Granary. CrIbs. &C. IA good order small
apple and Peach Orchards on the tarm The land IA
IN far state OF cultivation we'll adapted 10 growth
OF all Kinds OF gram, irut trees &c and 10 well wa.
tered The farm is within mile and a ha If OF church
and school
TERMS-Sl3OO cash; the balance on terms TO suit
the purchaser. ISAAC CLAYTON,
selS I'm kentOn Del
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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK

The MANHATTAN BRICK MANuFAcrup,N, ,,o,,
PANY is prepared 10 furnish BRICK in anv n,.1',,
at swes market rates. delivered at their w6,Is NY
Keyport ION the Rarian Bay) New jersey y, s,
point accessible by wafer 'ey' VI a' any
EDWIN WIN WILMER, President.
Sel9 Sm or Keypors, Monmouth Co Nav' .'1" , nork'
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

KENT Co. Elk. COM.-The following gentle
men constitute the Union Kent County Exec
utlve Committee Wilson L. Cannon, chair n,
Thos. l.. Sutton, John Moore, Powell Aaron,
John T. Jakes, James Needles, DR.. VIM. G.
Davidson, VIM. 7. Shaw, Richard Harrinc-
ton, sec'y.
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DOVER AND MAHON' RIVER RAILROAD
The following named gentlemen have been
elected Directors of the Dover and Mahon'
River Railroad Company:
Thos. b. Bradford, Dr. Henry Ridgely, VIM
NJ. Shakespeare, Henry Todd, Jas. &. Wa
Piles, Geo. b. Dickson, JAS d. KINNEY.
The judges having certified to the same as
the act requires, the Directors organized by
electhg Thos b. Bradford, President of the
road, and Geo. B. Dickson Secretary and
Treasurer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Last week Mr.. N n
Underwood left at our Office several of the III
den tomatoes, new and fine variety of this
vegetable. Their flavor is excellent.
Mr. Benz. Money has also given us a mum.
Der. OF fine apples. They are of Faldawater
variety, and are the largest and finest we have
every seen. Thanks. 'f@Fs
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

STORM.-A very heavy rain storm passed
over this section of the Peninsula on Friday
evening last, accompanied in some localities by
high wind. At Middetown several cars were
blown off the track and fences, ETC., suffered
considerably. In Cecil CO., the remnant of the
peach crop was nearly all blown from the
trees, We are informed, and considerable
injury otherwise resulted therefrom. At Viii
mlngtOn the storm was also severe.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

DEATH OF AN AGED CrTIzEN.-David Mar
vel, Sr., one of the oldest, if not the oldest in
habltant Of this county, died at his residence
IN Willow Grove, on the 18th instant, aged 92
years. The deceased was widely known as an
etstlmable citizen and as the patriarch of very
large and respectable family.
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Attention Soldiers!

ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
All honoraby discharged soldiers. enlisted for .
years, who have received more than 800 as boon.
ty from the United States and also the widows, pl.
rents, or children of any such who died in the ser.
vice, are now entitled to 500 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY,
And those who enlisted for . years to $50.
Apply to J. ALEXANDER FULTON,
Aug 10, 1865, 3m. Dover, Del.
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THE MARKE rs
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Red
W heat 81 27O@275; White Wheat $2.SOa
$500. Rye is selling at $I.O6 r bushel
Yellow Corn, 95(G96c. Oats 4S@5Oc. Cot.
ton 34@35c. per fb.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at $3.50.
GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK. &C.. from
McLear Il Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Qnnihiinna Snnh 10 IOcc -. L.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS & CATARRlI. tre,Ied
with the utmost snccess. by J.ISAACS NJ. d OcuiIst
and Aurlst, (loTmery of Leyden Holland,) No. SIG
PINE Street, PhIladelphIa Testimonials. from the
most reliable sources IN The City and Country can he
seen at his Office The medical faculty are invited 10
accompany their patients, he has no secrets in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
PAIN. No charge for examination my2l'66 lv
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THE "TIiRS" is published erery Wednesday al
tsrnooa, by Jos. II. HoFFEcxER, Editor and Pro
Prie;or, at Smyrna, Del.
TERHy-sua,carrrIoy,-One year, $500 in aa
rance, or s3.5O if not paid till Of the gear. No
paper 'isconiinued until GHGrTeGrsGre Paid-onty
Ut the option Of the Publisher.
ADvrarI4EuENTs ,riH be inserted at the rate Of SeUen
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
ssrtions 81 cents. 4 liberal discount made to
0aIrtsriy, seui.annuql and yearly Gdrsrtisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

THE BOYS IN BLUE. The "Boys in
Blue celebrated the anniversary Of the battle
OF Antietam by picnic in Riddles Woods,
on Monday. A large number of ladies and
gentlemen were present on the occasion, and
the day was passed in a pleasant and agreeable
manner
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To CONSUMP rlVES. The advertiser having
been restored TO health in few weeks by very sim
pie remedy, after having suffered for several yeara
with severe lung Affection and that dread disease
anxious TO make known 10 his fellow.
sufferers the means of cure
TO all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-.
scrpton used free Of CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they Will find
SURE CURE PoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRoNCHITIs
CoUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of tho advertiser IN sending the Pre-
scrIpiion Is TO benefit the afflicted and spread nforma-
ton which he cOnceves 10 be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription. FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REv EDWARD A. WILSON,
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH !!-ScKATcH no MoRE-
England's Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment will!
cure the worst cases of Army Itch. 1t contains no
mercury or other ingredients in any way dangerous
to health. Those suffering from this terrible dis.
ease should procure box at Ask for Eng
lands Golden Itch Ointment, and take no other
Price So cts box. BY mail, so cts. Prepared by
L.. VI. ENGLAND,
Wilmington, Del.
For sale BY Druggists. fe7, 66-Iy.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

CHOLERA. learn that four members of
family living on a farm near Canterbury, died
Of cholera during this week. We could not
ascertain their names. 1t is said that the fami-
ly had partaken very freely of cantelopes and
melons, and that the disease had been promot-
ed by the decaying of quantity of such fruit
collected for hog and cattle food. -DeLu,parean.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

LIBEL SUIT. 1t is reported that Wm. Her
bert, the Democratic candidate for Sheriff, in
New Castle County, is about instituting suit
against George Nebeker of Wilmington, for
slander-the said Nebekcr having offered to bet
that MIR. IL. did forge the endorsement on a
certain check, Notwithstanding his letter to the
contrary.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

ApporNTMENT.-John Phillips has been an.
pointed Postmaster at Seaford, Sussex Conn
tv vice James Darby, removed
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

The Delaware State Bible Society met in the
NJ. 4. Church, in Dover, last Thursday. The
meeting was quite interesting, Several ad
dresses in the Bible cause were delivered.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

The locofocos of St. Georges Hundred have
nominated Robert Il. Cochran for Inspector
Wilson Il. Vandegriit for Assessor; Henry
Clayton and VIM. Ceaver, for Road Commls-
cioporo
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

Rev. John PleasontOn du Hamel, Rector of
Christ Church, Delaware City, has been made
InsnectOr of Customs at that post.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

CHURCH ORGAN.-A very fine fourteen Stop
American Organ, manufactured by D. G. H.
w. Smith y Co., Boston, was placed in St.
PauTs NJ. f. Church, Odessa, on Thursday
week, A very large congregation assembled
on Sunday morning, G. L. Cole, Esq. of
Brldgevllle, Del, was present and performed
most ably. The people express entire satisfac-
tiOn with the instrument.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

LoCOFoCO NoMINATIONs.-Th Locofocos
held County meeting at New Castle, on Sat
urd9y, and nominated the following ticket:
Senators-Dr. 5. Chandler, Mill Greek Id,
John +. Price, Pencader Hd
RePresentatires j. Poulson Chandler,
Christiana HID, DR.. Allen V. Lesley, New
Castle HID, James Bradford, Wilmington,
Leonard e. Vandegrift, ST. Georges, William
Dean, White Clay Greek, George +. Brady,
Ked Dion, Benjamin Gibes, Appointments
Lery Cort. Joshua B. Barker, Mil Creek
Hid, William Polk, st. Georges, William r.
Bright, Red Lion, William +. Smedcy, White
Clay Greek, Joseph Roberts and Gideon +.
Rothwell, Appoauinimink Hundred.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

LOCAL PREACHERS CONVENTION. The an
nual National Convention of the Local Preach
ers of the NJ. Il. Church, will meet IN Boston,
ON WednesdnY. the 18th inst.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL grand
conference Sunday school convention and teach
ers' institute will be held in the Union NJ. h.
Church, Of Philadelphia, beginning October
10th and continuing until the 18th proximo.-
1t is expected ;hat either Bishop Scott or Simp-
son will make the opening address. ESSAYS,
discussions, public meetings, children's gather
lngS, etc, will fill up the time Two delegates
from each Sabbath school within the bounds of
Philadelphia Conference will be entitled to
seats IN the convention, in connection with the
pastor Each pastor is requested by the com
mlttee of arrangements to preach upon the
subject OF Sabbath schools on the Sabbath
morning preceding the meeting of the conven-
ton. The names Of delegates should be sent
to the Convention Committee" care of Per
klnplne u Higgins, Sc North Fourth-st, as
soon as possible
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

Who has the best assortment of Cloths and
Cassimeres for Gentlemen's wear? Baggs &
Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19
BUDD & SHARP,
New Castle, Del,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
HICKS STEAM ENGINE.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
. cents Reward.

Run away from the premises OF the subscriber
on the 9th inst, James Shield an lndenlured white
boy To the farming business; all persons are forbid
trusting hIm the subscribers accounI
under penalty Of the law.
sepl9 ANANIAS ENNIS
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Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
janl0y Wllllamsburgh. Kings Co. New Yorb.

WHISPERS! WHISPERS DIR. l.. o. MoNrEz'
COrroliG, the greatest stImulstoT in the world. will
force Nhiskers Mustaches grow the smoothest
face or chm; never known to TAIL sample for trial
cent free - any deslrOus Of iesllng it's merits
Address REEVES d Co., ~ Nassau ST, N. Y je27 3n.
STRANGE. BUT TRUE.-Every young lady and
gentleman IN the UnlIeu States can hear something
much TO their advantage by return mail Cfree Of
chargsl by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears OF being humbugged will ObIIge by not noticing
this card. Ali others will please address their obedI.
eni servant. THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
JanlOy 03l Broadway, New York
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

Where can get a suit of clothes made with
tks ks ssaFsrtses? At Bsggs G. Csasss's,
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who snffe,
ed for years from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay
and all the effects of youthful ndIscreton VIII for the
lake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need
l. the recipe and directions for 4kng the simple re-.
medy by which he cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can do so by ad.
dressing JOHN 3. OGDEN
JanlOy No. 10 Chambers ST.. New York
Smyrna times., 1866-09-19

just received fresh lot of spring and sum-
mer Goods at L. Wards; selling very cheap.
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N OTICE!

~ - c
lF the above described properly is not disposed Of
at Pnvale Sale by the lst day Of October, 1t Will be
sold at Public Sale, IN the town OF Crumpion,
On SATURDAY, October 9th, 1866,
hlehesI bidder. ~ Terms easy.
telSts RI FREAS
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A VALUABLE FARM
Az PRIVATE SALE.

TUE subscriber, having discontinued farming, will
dispose of his farm at private sale, situated IN
Queen Anne's County. Md. about live miles lrom
Crumpton. the same distance from CheaLerlown, and
wiIhlH one mile Of Chester river,
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Containing I75 Acres,

Ihlfty acres are in timber, consisting Of Oak Chen,
nut and Pine The soil is Of most excellent sns!Ity.
KIND ana prodnciIve-under good slate OF cullivs.
uon There IS on The place
PEACH ORCHARD OF I40O TREES
Only four years old in fine, healthy. bearing cond,
ton Also a good selection Of Apple and Pear Tr,~..
Ihree years Old and variety OF other iruIt trees
Dr. The buildings consist ofa
Atiii GOOD DWELLING L. OUT.BUiLDINCs
EA!L he latter are m excellent condition ammo -
ihem entirely new. The drinking water 10 excellent.
Title IndIsputahe. For nrlher particular, address
the undersIgned, REUBEN J. FkEAS,
Salem, Salem County, n. J.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-08
Evansville Wool Factory.

The undornigned respectfully announce
20 the funlic IN gensral' nut most cAl'ccinl,
20 ttltc iu Wool for manufacturing iEto the
following Goods, viz;
JRANu, BLANKErs. CovEnLrTa, PLAfS AND
PLAID FLANNHf.s, LtNHRys, SATt-
NETS & STOCKING YARN.
ON the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also - good supply OF the
above Goods on hand for sale OF exchange
for Wool, 40 that persons living al uin-
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right OFT. Price llse
for manufacturing viii be sent on nppllcA..
ton. ONCE and Factory corner bono s.Iees
and Canal. JOHN W. dHuEN * ".
4 np0-0m