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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15
lust RECEIVED,
u 200 bushels WHITE CORN,
100 bales HAY,
25barrsls FLOUR,
200 bushels BR0WSSTUFF,
200 bushels BRAN,
800 bushels PRIME OATS,

PHILLIPS & WRIGHT,
No. HOS Cary street. between Eleventh
an n -" and Twelfth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15
EDUCATIONAL.

Miss Il a. dRAT.rAN will resume
W the duties Of hsr schooi on tne siH0r VI
OCTOBER. Nunbss Of scholars uioted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,,
III DANVILLE. VA.
The next annual session OF this institution com.
mences SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1895. and closes last VI
June, 1857.
The following charges are made for the entire
session: .... ... ..
For tuition in advanced English branches......sse
For tuition In primary English braachss....... 30
For tuition In Ancient and Modern Languages,
each..........:.. .................'.......''' 20
For tuition IN MUSIC. w
ror fni,ion An on Painting IS
For tuition In Drawing...... 70
For use OF Piano for practie ing
For Incidental ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For
Payments required one halffa advance; balance
at middle Of session:
Pupils are entered for the entire sessfon spless
otherwise agreed upon and no deduction made
for absence except In cases Of protracsd sickness
ded uctioa OF atty per cent. made on tuition fees
OF daughters Of ali regularly employed ministers.
Charges made from time Of entrance. Pupils fur
nish lights and towels. Washing furnished 1t one
dollar and ffty cents per month. s.s7
ra-.m Il. ". RMkHARr. Principals.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

IMPROVEMENT Is Akas.-The French E1nre,
or, a'ways anxious TO i9e-ease the power o:
his army ls preparing 70 arm 100 teg.ale- tt
with the Cuassepot breach loader a va u. L
which Is said to 1e ~ IuIcA superior 70 lie
Prussian needle gun, az the latter il 10 Tie
Minnie Rife. He is also having prepared spe-
cies of buliet-proof aru.or, the secret OF the
Construction OF which ne mas purchased from
a needy Italian. It Is tieAlUie metal .lIt,
weighing but ~ pounds, whiea "a pu. On by
the soldier and protects ais estre Jody a
pan Is also being considered by lie Emperor
OF having the trent rank Of his advancing col
umns 70 carry huge ouekiers waen IL s,c-ion . 0
that The men behind them, vnilst protested by
them i:om the eneIay's b3Ilets, can IRE ever
tins heads OF ID cir knseang comrades through
loopholes 10 TIE buek!srs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

GEMS. Bgsxs,OE, L0sAS AND SIozsLs-TAo
Hartford Press, a Republican journal, pomi.
nates Gen sral Burnside for the next .'.a..aru-
Ct, With Gens.2i Lotan u noes iof V. Va
?resldsai L. states mat The E4sf lie gGulled
10 the next Presidency, aud tha. General
Burnside is one OF the purest and l0blsat uen
IN public life. The President has appointed
General Sicklss Colonel oil the Forty.seeo45
Regiment OF United States Intsntry, one Of
the new regiments created by the Army bill,
Recently passed by Congress. This is intend
ed as an official recognition OF General Sickles
service 10 mis- county.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Sheriff g Sale.

By virtu Of eundry writs Of Levari facias to me
directed will be exposed ta Public salc the Hotel Of
Albert Butler in the town Of New Caste, in New Castle
Huedred, MONDAY October sth, 1866, At iSoclock
A. NJ. the following described Real Estate, viz All
that undivided thirds of that certain of Land
with the fran dwelling house. barn anil sabllns there
on erected, situated in frneader Hundred New Castle
county State Of Delaware bounded by lands OF William
W. Stewart, etlsr Kettewood and others, Containing
22B Acres OF Land, be the same more less
Seized and tskru iu the property of Emil
Trittin aud Mary e. hts wife, aud William Ii. stadley
Margaret stradl.y, tarah A Clark, Matthew Kettle
wood and Mary KttlewOud -rre tenants aud to no sold
By GEORGE g. HAaANY, Sheriff.
shorins once, New Castle. Sept. Ia. 1s66-l7-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
vaIunhie Fasm az PUbiic sale

Rxza Tie suescrlbst VIII txpuss at Public sale, nj
49, the Hotel Of W. T. Chsncs IN the Village of
NEAL oicsSN, on TUESDAY, the sd day Of oct5bor
IAllsob, Mt O'Clock, r. NJ, all that Farm or Tract
II Land situate in 81 Georges Hundred, in New Castle
County and State of Delaware, about ~ miles from Mt
Pleasant staton on the Delaware ka!rual and about
balfa milo from the village Of McDouough bountsi on
the north by Land Of james NJ. VANDERBILT gu the enst
by land Of Abraham Vandegrft, the south BY the
toad loading from BoJd's couer to Jamison's corner
and the west by landa late Of Joseph Oicavol and
Others containing III Ac ea and Jos psIchc- more 81
less being all that part of white Hall Farm wi h by
proceedings 10 Chancery for partition allotted tS
the widow and M nor child OF Auyu-tiLe Msil,y decuas
ed and said minors interest IN the hslng how Of
tered fvT sale uader an order OF the Orphaus Court
This property IL located In the lro.t wealthy
and highly improved di-rics in the county the LAID ia
an cleared but about eight acres aud the s lie of the
bert quality.
TEhMs.-Icn per cent cash the day sale half Of
tho balance on the Sd Monday III FebIdary next when
the deed will be executed and mortgage taken for the
balance with liberal credit. For further particulars
inquire o: W. Q sPRUANCE, New Castle, Del or Of
the subscriber, CATuAKINE MAlLLY
sept Its Pot Penn. D.lavar
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
U UNuhty, DolaWhIo ~ 2 % Tvvk = .."h .a
OCTOBER Goth. 1856,

all those valuable parcels Of real estate, with the i'm
and State Of Delaware and particularly described fol
lows, to wit
No. I-Begnniug at the intersection OF the ouherly
side Of Front street with the westerly side Of Thorn
street. thence along said side Of Front street north fifty
eight degrees sixty eight feet and four inches to
ue Of land late Of Joshua and Bauduy Simmons, thence
along line of said simmons land, south thirty
west ninety three feet to the north.ry side Of
the Phad phia vii ningcn and Bait more Rail Road.
thence along said side OF said Rail Road south nifty ght
aast sixty eight feet aud four inches 10 the
teliy .le Of III I'm street and thence thereby north
thriyt degrees east feet to me place of
b-gnniug containing within these bounds six thousand
three hundred and y-nvetquare feet Of land, bs the
There is on this lot a large double brick dwelling
three stories Ugh, with frontage Of sixtyeight feet
four inch in good order, and containing sixteen lodg
Ing rooms besides ssTrets two kcsns and perGr+ the
choice property for hts or other extensive public
business.
No 2-Beginning At corner Of Iand late OF Abraham
AldsrdioH, the uoIthery slide Of Front street
D feet side bctwsan Orange and ratntl, streets. thence
by said land, and land late Of Alexander Porter north
thirty degrees east one hundred and twenty six feet
stake, thence north hhy eight degrees, west
tytwo degrees west hund ed aud twentysiX
the said side OF Front street, aud thence south hfy
ing contauing within these bonnds THOUSAND seven
hundred and ninety six square foot Of land
This lot Ia nearly opposite to No on trout street
with frame and dwelling thereon. To person
purchasing No J. fer h,el, this would be desirable
| . ttable lot
No 3.-Beginung at = corner OF land now or late oil
Perry Anderson. the Southerly SIDE ot siXtn street
hetHoaa walnut hnd Poplar Streets Theme with eaio
land h thirty-twO degrees, west one hundred
three feet IN line land lste of the Second
Presh yt-ran Church. thence with the south fit,
eight grces, tortyoue feet line of lot
David uSh deceased thence with said lot uerth thirty
two dc. east hundred and three feet 10 tile
aide Of Sixth street, and thence Herewith north ANY
eight degrees ortyone feet to the place Of bog
ming, containing within these bounds four thousand tw
hundred and twsntythree square feet of land, with
frame house thereon.
Ten per cent Of the purch" 20 money will be require
as the property - struck of Tho remainder
be paid IL the uhdorniEu ei Shtui day tho lGtl LAY
February, lsn!. The updertiguei will furnish full il
formation concerning the properly, and show plot
L the came. MlLLlAM s. MeGAULLEY. II n.ian.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Peach Farm for Sale.

- WE have for sale beautiful PEACH FARM
Hd Of 40 ACRES. The tultion Is high health and
8iE overlooking the Nsrth East River aud Philadsl-
piH, Wiln ngton and Bal more Railroad and is very
convenient place being only X miles from the North
East Depot, Cecil Cunuty, Nd and half mile from the
river whore grain truck aud peaches be shipped,
and limo and manure landed The soil Is light sandy
loan half the place Is In young Chestnut and Ok Tim
her, With Peach Orchard 81 some 1000 trees-three
years planted of the best grated FRUIT oommonoed
boar this Farm aud Tenant houses, and out
buildings and fences, in comfortable order, good
andy to sch ,os stores mills, and churches, sc
This property Is 20 miles from Wilmington Dell but
hours ride the cars and will be sold low applied for
Further particulars aud plot Of the place will
be given by application WM. BRIGHT 4 SON,
sep lO..n No, 10 West 18th St., Wilmin gton, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
d ttS TIT fS5stE II


A little ElEi, whs wee AehAtto tSfiSs faid
boz mother, aEov, mother I'm dylrg, open th
door and let the angels in~-thsJ've come
take nle home"
Goce.r wide the door, mother,
And let the angels In
They are so bright and iair, mother
So pure and tree from sin.
hear them speak my name, mother
They softly whisper, "Comel"
o, let the Angels in, mother,
They've come to take me home.
know that death has come, mother,
HIS hand is on my Brow
You canrot keep me here, mother
For must leave you now.
The room is growing DIRK nothei-
thought heard you weep;
IT'S very:sweet to die, mother,
Like sinking into sleepl
now must say farewell, mother,
For am going homel
Now open wide the door, mother,
And let the angels cumei
And let them bar me far away,
Up TO the word Of love,
The city where the angels stay,
The brighter world above.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Administra Sale of RenI Es1a1s

BY Virtue of an Order of the ofphaus'
.Ss&h Court, Of the State Of Punnsy lvania in and
kHssFtS for the CCuaty of Chester, made at West
IsssttTn Chester, the 10th day VI August 1856 for
tlltW& the sale OF the Real Estate OF Rodmau Wal
G4e2kGss iou. deceased will he exposed TO Sale At
Public Veniue, Ith day. the 24th day Ct October next
at clock ?. NJ en- the rr nisc-, In London Britain
Township adjoining farus with David u. Niyen, Chas
Snarpisss and others, containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Less VI good l~ni, well watercd nader good
fences, and peCy good timhsr for the usa Of the farm
Tbs improvements comfortable weltu huuss with
water ~ the kitchen, large wag louise and crib
and garners the story. log barn aud other
out buldings; young apple orchard and other frnlt
The above property will he sold subject to tue
Widows dover. The tArm is convenient to mills ami
churches NJ different denominations ANY person wish
ing TO Wow tho properly before the day Of Sale will he
shown by the subscriber living adjoining farms
Conditions ilI be made known the day Of ale nv
sept -O-ts LEWIS FELL Administrator.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
FOR RENT.
NAuce 10 Farmers !

~ TIE subscribers having CON-
No. nenced the Manufacture of Ag
$N 'ricultural Implements, at the Old
&1ka1lEa&14H4s Foundry in Now Castle,
ready to orier all kinds Of implements, viz
pows H,riows CuItvators and such other iuple ments
as are generally used by farmers. Wagons Carts, Car
riagcs Hurss Powers Corn Shelters, DC made or re-
paired at the shorte. notice Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes repaired knives repaired, shaponed made to
order. We will also keep CONSTANT y on hand, plow
castings OF the following patterns viz Moore, Wiley,
peacock Hockendorn, Scrap iron of all kinds taken
in exchange FOR Castings We hope by strict attention
to business and by charging modsrste prices 70 merit
n share oi publls patronage JOHN CH6RNsIDE& SON
at tn" Old Foundry, New Castle Del
N.B-orgers for Reapers and Mowers, and all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements respectfully solicited.
march s6m6a J. @. u Son.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
Valuable Farm at Private sale

81, The subscriber having discontinued farming,
El will dispose Of his farm at private sale situat,
Ez.u- liz QIe,n Aunes County, Nd, gbsut i've miles
from Crumpton, the same distnbor from Chestertown
aud within mile u Chester river, containing us
ACRES Thirty acres are In timber Consisting Of Dag
Chestnut and Pine The soil is quality
kind and productve-undeT go state Of cultivation
There Is III place Peach Orchard II 400 trees uul
tour years Old, IN hue healthy, htaTiLs condition.
hlsJ, good selection Of Apple and Par trees III roe
years old, aud variety Of other fruit trees Tho build
ings consist OF good Dwelling and out-bulings the
latter In excellent condition. some of them entirely
the drinking water is excellent title indspuabe; for
further parii ulsrs address The uudersignel
REUBEN !. FREAs,
September 18th 1866. Salem, Salem Co. N j.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

E5S-It ia SAID that judges UnderW God and
Chase are OF opision that under the act OF
Congress the adjourned court Tor the trial OF
Jefferson Davis cannot be held in October. The
case will thus DO still further postponed,
rH-Iti is now announced that Gen Dix has
accepted the Mission to France, the offer OF
which reached him after he had EXECUTED his
bonds as Naval Officer OF New York.
EaTAu American corresponds mt writing
from London, thinks that the Reform agi-
tation the Fenian troubles, the terrible. famine
in India, and the consequences of the Jamaica
rsvolt, will tend to hasten revolution in Rng-
lend.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

SoUrEAHPTos. Wednesday, Sept. 2e.-The
steamship Teutonia sailed to- day for New
York, with 100000 francs in gold. The
steamer Bremen has aiso sailed with Sl42, 900
IN gold.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
FOR SALE.

sAAk That valuable Farm Of Mr.. oliver Eastburn
YENAY containing 2iR acres Of very productive land
AisAeh The situabo is high and beautiful, mile
aud quarter from Newark, Delaware 10 acres OF
Chestnut wood land would cut $4,000 posts and rails
sell, and plenty loft the farm Stone dwelling 80 by
i-et with 10 rooms kitchen 10 by IS feet stone bA
40 by 10 ieet smoke ice. wood and hay house. all in
good order and good Tenant House with rooms ;
plenty all kinds fruit and the very Of spTius
water This Ia Farm worth ha ing and will be Hold
low II applied fer the owner is about leaving
the state WIN. BRIGHT soN,
aug 6-tf Real Estate Agents, WILMINGTON, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
AVaIMnbIe Fnrm For SnIe.

zsk4 Tho subscriber will offer at Private Sale, his
ttsJtid Farm Of 100 acre., Ia White Clay Crock Hun
IstiNu bred. New Castle Co, Del lying the road
leading from Wilmington to Newark, miles from the
former and from the latter place. and the II me
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore II Road
the farm Is divided into Enclosures, Tie improve.
meuos consist Of Frame House, containing roems
with Kitchen back coed well Of water In kitchen, Frame
Barn, &C The buildings all IN good repair, being
nearly This farm is worthy Of attention, being In
good healthy neighborhood, and convenient schools
churches and very productive. For further infor-
nation call address the subscriber, the Farm.
sent off SAMUEL ALLEN, ChristiRuA, P o., Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
FAR VI FOR SALE.

HEyAV Farm Of l0s Actes, the Homestead of the
late Robert Husbands, deceased. The build.
proved fsscing all good Tenant House the Farm.
The situation high and healthy Blk miles from Viii.
miugton, in Chrstiana Hundred, near Rocklaud. The
farm will be sold low to close the estate Terms easy
WIN. BRIGHT SON,
HAa1 Eata tn nA.a meta nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

nA- " ednesday's cholera report shows 2s
deaths in Nashville, 50 cases and deaths in
Memphis, and l death 10 Louisville. The
cholera has broken out at North Adams Mass.
with great violence, 8 cases aBd deaths hav.
ing occurred there on Wednesday,. Five
deaths from yellow fever aid eleven from
cholera were reported in New Orleans.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

Nova ScorIA CONVENIENT BROCK FABM-
The authorities OF Nova Scotia have purchas-
ed q farm OF $50 acres at Shuhefnacadie.
which Is to be placed under the supervision
Of the Board OF Agriculture for the SPECIAL
purpose of rearing pure stock. As Incident.
al to the raising OF stock it is proposed 10
to make the farm model one in all re-
spects so far as the climatic influences will
pBrinit
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
FOR SALE,

"A A Farm of 200 less, sit mated
ia In Cecil Comfy, Maryland, three miles west
R.ssM Il Newark, Delaware the soil is ex, client,
the Improvements are n Frame Mansion, COZ
-ks08 dining ~ rooms, pump Of good water In the
kitchen large double deekered barn, 60 by 90 feet with
-tabng Under for 20 80 head Of stock good warn
Nh, doing und the yard pump of at the Barn,
Also all ohsr necessary outbuidings thOre is apple
orchard of choice fruit rs acres woodland 500 bushels
OF lime being put the place this year, besides
other fertilizers; there Is small Tenant IIeuse the
property. This farm will he sold low easy terms
Apply to GEORGE B. CLARK,
sept 245m Cherry Hin, Cecil County, sd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

SALT AND WsEvILs.-lt is said, we know
not how uuthiully, that quart OF fine salt
sprinkled In ten bushels Of wheat will be
ample to keep out the weevil from the mass
so prepared. Field peas and beans may be
protected in the same way.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

5 mi l.,I' 81 iiasiss seit.

Ef .ss u g,T ~ snas5s s TN Ss,i
EH toantS, Delaware, on THURSDAY, Qetqtef IL,
1856 at ons o'clock, NJ hs hrn, ntdhlas u ariss,
situate the toad lsadAg from oen,reyie to sharploss
place adjoining lands Of Jackson Holmes Hayes GTassa
and oihets. Thare ftoip teu 10 fifteen acres Of
woodland the balancp divided into convenient fields,
and In fair condition
The improvemrn ts are good, comfortable dwelling
houne geod donble decker Barn. 80 so feet and other
eutbutings, Terms viii bs made easy.
sept Its THOMAS kinney
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04

THB CHEAPEST MAnURE.-lt 10 that which
grows from the soil. it requires neither expen-
aive hauling nor composing. Comrarativ ely
few farmers know how to get the most or make
the most Of it. Take a summerlallOw, for e1-
ample crop OF clover is plowed down in June
and from that time until about the middle Of
September the soil lies naked exposed to the
weather. Frequen tistirripg OF the soil 10 neoes
sary TO destroy the grass and weeds, and that
facilitates evaporation Of vS.atile and gaseous
substances. Instead OF pursuing this course
why not grow second crop Of green manure
10 pillow down-buckwheat,t Tor example, Har-
row the fallow thoroughly as soon as the fret
| blowing is flushed and SOW thickly OF buck
| wheat. Dress the young plants with gypsum
! and ashes. If the crop grows rank it will shade
| tho ground, keep IL moist and destroy the weeds
as etfectually as would the harrow on the max
ed fallow Labor is saved by this method
And the effect OF heavy growth OF buckwheai
plow ed down in blossom is about equal TO that
of II clover crop. Buckwheat might be towr
after IA barley crop, when it is intended to SOW
the stubbls with wheat, and heavy coat oil
green manure thus obtained. Of course tht
barley should be harvested as early as possible
and the blowing and sowing should follow i'm
mediateiy. 81 have no time to do that" say
the farmer who still travels the deep ruts hi!
ancestors made. "Till less, then, till better
is The hint OF an early foresight, as by aud by i
will be the dictate of necessity. There may be
; other plants which would excel buckwheat for
this purpose: vetches succeed well in Europe
and turnips would make a large growth of top
| in favorable seasons. We are novices yet il
|, the art OF green manuring.-fR Rural New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
ExcoUIor's Sale Of steaI Estate.

.,=sssA WILL he sold at Public salp GU SATURDAY,
AlEH the sd day OF NnvenbcT. 1865 at2 O'clock r. M,
HI E at tic Loie Of NJ ,rrs Dickinson in the city Of
1872 Wilmington, A house AND LOT, situated
tie westerly side al oauge street. in the city OF vii
nirgtuu: Beginning MT the distance OF sixty feet
from the northery side Of Eighth street. thence westerly
and parallel with Eighth street about sixty feet
thence northerly and parallel with Orange Street oen
feet thence easelly about aNy seven ieet said
side Orange Street, and thence threhy southcrls
teen tset To- the place of lesHnmr; with the right
tho three ftat wide alley Eishts Street, in
common with othors occupiors Lots bord
eTiag on this same,
Attention will he given. and the Of Sale made
kn~ al the time ard place aforesaid by jesse GIL
BERT. Executor a tho last win and Testament Of
RACHEL WILEY. decd. sept g4-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-04
THE FARMERS
Medical Electricity.

The subscriber, regular graduate of Pot 5. ". Bck.
withs Electrical Institute WALNUT Street, Phndelpha
Office, in ODESSA, New Castle Co.. Del, Treat with
dalvAniAm Magnetism, and other notifications of Elec
tcity, upon Scientific Principles, Diseases Acute or
Chronic.
Ist Diseases Of The Brain and system inolu
ing Epilepsy, 81 Nitus Dance Paralysis Neuralgia, Hys'
90, &c
a. organs and Tisues connected with the digestive
syHom such sore Throat, Dyspepsia Disrrh9A, Dys
ensry Constipation Piles and all affections Of the Liver
sd Respiratory Organs, Cstarrh. Cough Asthma.
(when not caused by Organic disease Of the ear Bron
ohtH, Pui4y, Rheumatism Of the Chest, Consumption
in its early stages &c.
4Ih Muscular system, Rheumatism, Govt, LumLsgo,
Spinal diseases, Gamers, Tumora, sc.
9th Urinrary and'Geutal Organs, Gravel, Diabetes,
and Kidney complaints, Impotence and Seminal Weak
mess, &c.
Antevorsion Retroyerson, In04maon, liberation, and
various other affections OF the Womb and pVaIes dc
The latter Complaints YIELD more readily to this treat
ment than any other known, and guarantee will be
given In every case taken for treatment " desied the
above named diseases are few onyiot me many that
the hands Of 'kiliul operator. By consent OF the
parties, few names of Gontlemen well known in THE
community gentlemen of undoubted character, are
apPenc references which have been successfully
treated at my Office. Nadies nanes are withheld for
Daniel Palmer, Chesapeake City. Md.
gene Delhi, near Uhestertown, Md.
George W Townsend, near st. Georges, Del.
M.hlon Poster, Odessa
William II. Hickey,
eli JArmon,
+ 7. Perry, near
also have certificates Of important which
too lengthy for publication, but will be shown with
pleasure to any perdon wishing TO see them
Persons living distance whose csses will not
admit uf their coming to soc me- may consult me by
Letter stating the nature Of their complaint, ofhow long
standing, Sc, when II will give mo pleasure to answer
all such letters tconhdentially and without charged
M case will be takes Tor Treatment 10 Ry opinion
it cannot be cured or benehtted. Address
II. r. BAKER,
Eectr'psthc physlciau,
is 10 INV Odosst New Castle Co. Del.