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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
FOR SALE.

AAAA That valuable Farm of Mr. oliNot fa.tlurn,
YHty containing 2l2HgTes 81 very productive lAul e.
A&k4 The stua tiOn Is high aud beautiful. milu
aud a quarter from Newark, Delaware 70 acres oi
Chestnut wood la nd would Cut 22OJ pusiH aud rails
sell, aud plunty left the farm, Stoue dwelling 30 by
30 feet with 10 rooms kitchen 10 by 10 feet Sioue barn
10 by 70 feet smoke ici wood aud hay house, all lu
good order, aud n good Tenant House with
plenty OF all kinds o fruit and The very best Of -prug
water This IL a Farm worth having aud will he auli
low II applied con, the owner is about leaving
the state. WIN. BRIGHT son,
aug e-tf Real Estate Agents, " lmtneton, Del.
A Valuable Farm at Private Sale.
s4sA We hsve for sale that beautiful arm OF J-hn
llV# Wilson, Beg containing l7j acres Of drsi rate
EsH land This Is VI the very best farms in the
m(Nx State, There IL not foot Of poor land II
the buildings all in hue order good water plenty
fruit of all kinds, 10 OF good wood land. tbs
Farm Is Is miles the city of Wilmington Uto-
east from Mt Pleasant Station the Del Railroad ana
| I miles below st. Georges, terns easy.
| WIN, BRIGHT son, Real Estate Dealers,
~ S.tt Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

A number Of building lots Tor sale at tho following
figures applied Tor
40 frat u land at the Corner of Third aud Jefferson
Sts Price only sl4 per #
80 feet, Third Street, between M,nroo aud Adams
Street. Price only 81 per foot.
sc lset, 18th Street. between Monroe AMI Adams
Street. Price only $40 per It
Those desiring cheap and desirable building lots, sit
natsd In one the oushing sections ot The city
sh uid examine the above before purchasing eiswherr
compare figures with the prices obtained er fHn t
properly at least hall mile further lrom III" heart
he city. may - q. ;, ;. bKUlh.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

From HENRY FINK, Third St.I between Locusi AMI
Pine, harrisburg, Pa
ES haustel all tcmedies for Consumption before apply
ing nr Turner. Was cured by that ge atienan and
have uninterrupted good health over since An
brewer, aud pose yself without restraint. May
referred personally, or to ny tesinors in the hands
of DR.. Turuer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
HOME MADE BREAD
FOR THE
MI u LIZ L II u ID II,
No. 2o2 East Second Street,
BETWEEN FRENCH AND WALNUT,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

s.oa,rgc Bowers and Philip Combs.
Layu,y bad number Of yets experience IN this CITY
would respectfully announce to the citizens OF will
mngtSn aud the surrounding country, that We are still
trying to give the best satisfaction IN power in this
business, which do profess to understand We feel
il our uty that this estab shuen is superior 10
amy thin In this City for good Home Made Broad.
We have gone to great expense In rOhtting NJ this
nent, observing the following Rules in the CON
tuGt of oLr business
l. The freshest and pursst ingredients will be used
In the man factu Of Bread, Cakes, Crackers, AS
We will sell tho largest Bruad al the lowest Twins
rat ,.,.
POile an ''ohsN'E n u.
Tho Proptietors personal supervision over their
nus mess and daily attendance to receive the commands
II her patrons. r., NJ,
Bre al try IL DO convinced Of It's superiority over
any thing in this city -
ma "a Rusk Tea Cake, Tea Biscuit and Buns, tresh
iai 5 supply Of every variety -.,
a. HDEils from the city and country requested, aud
-tr, "a promptituda observed In filling them.
hauk fn for past tayors the ptopretois would init
ma te that hy strict attention To business and dspo
oblgs, We hops to merit eontinuAnes OF pub
- GEORGE BOWERS a PHILIP COMBS
! PRACTICAL BAkE Rs.
tIn-Mr. BowershAs sold out hts old establishment
No Fact second street, end united with Mr. Combs,
~ y IRON the above april BIT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Inc BEST NOW HI Csc'
This Machine makes ionr different stitches, win us
much ease ordinary Machines make ore, and with as
lo Machinery. The results OF repeated tests has been
cessty, when 1t Ia fully appreciated 1t will hem
fell Bind, Gather, Braid Quilt aud gather and sew on
refe at the same time. II has springs TO get out oil
order, and will last a life time Further Information
NAV DO had by applying to A. 4 STEVENSON, Agents,
Cor 9th and King sss Wilmington, Del. up starSD
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

full line Of PLATA and Colored Silks Black Blue,
Brown. Green, Purple and Mode at low prices, Black
Aipacca Of superior quality.
full stock Of Donestc Goods, consisting iu part Of
aud half yards wide muslin, and qu ,Iter do.
Of best makes Williamsvis, Wamsutta, New York Mill
aud oil the popular makes Of bleached and brown dsns
Cry prices eleven quarter ten quarter and nine quar-
ter linen sheeng, Buchers Table linen of oil grades
one piece OF superior Barnsley Table linen yards
vide satin damask napkins large size anlsk towels.
Large assortment OF white gools VIZ Brilliants very
cheap, plaid aud plain NainsoOEs of fine quality Swiss
musns Bishop lawn linen lawn very fine, English
cloth at low prices. large assortment linen diaper
very wide and hne, also ns hannels twillol and plain
red white and blue Msrsales quilts and Mgrsailie by
tho yard Casamsrs and Taors trimmings at low prices
Reduction In Sherd musns Linen Shirt Fronts %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
@ Cents Reward.

- Runaway from the Subscriber, Ia Mil Greek
4kY Hundred, on the 9th met an indentured hoy
XNnamed klii4h Hoy. aged about Il yoars He Is a
iul faced heavy set boy, and has rather down
ara Look. All persons cautioned against hsrboring
trusting him my account The above reward VIII
he paid for his return but no charges
aug 1885, FREDERICK KLAIR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
WILMINGTON FiAEKETs.

nc At FLEET Tor G .s wa TaAm aud III
~ Lasi tseiis an ihs Toad Further particulars at this
Sno aug 20-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

The valuable mansion, s W. Corner Of Tbrd
hssf and shipley SITS, the late residence Of Hon
szaal John Wales. Possession given on juno 25th.-
A-lTerms easy. Apply to GRIMsHAN McCABE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

from JOHN SCIDEL, West Ftirvrw, Harrisburg Pa
Was afflicted via Lung aud Throat Disease wlicl, hs
resisted the best efforts that could h. obtaiusd Wa
cured lutuy sutpriro and pleasure. by pr Turner Ly
ie~ inhalali"h1 rtioi To my smInal, in the hand
u Dr. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
nasIrahle CnesIerCountY arm for saI

= Situated In Kennett Township, about9 miles
- FROM Wilmington, Baltimore Central r. X. and
nee Lime ouarres whin2 miles, contains "
4 acres, 50 Of which highly cultivated, aud II
Of good wood land The buildings are good VIII be
sold low Apply to THOs. }. MAHAFfY, Real Estato
Agent, ID aud King, SITS nov u
IN Farm Of 2l4 Acres In Kent County, Dell eisht
EN miles below smyrna ON the Del. X. r., one hun
xA bred and forty acres Of which cleared thr bn
lance In wood The builiings and fences god u
will e sold reasonably and terms easy City property %
small f,rin near Wilmington will be ttken n part
pny ,an Is.f THOs. J. MAHAfFY.
| G..us As.h.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

Mules suitable for anal, Farm and wagon
IN for sale Apply to gro. o. L0BDBLL
AA Cor. I'd and Lombard sts4
iune lift wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
NATURA'S LOYALTY.

NATURES LOYALTY.
IA Law, universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm are ever seen
M In oar h and ocean, air and sky,
.NA. No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day and week, and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars of light
The milEyway Of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For m-tler NATURES constitution.
Nurulliln hand can interfere
10 thwatt tres votes in Natures spheres
when size bids marital Winter cease,
The holr frost grasp5 soon released.
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face,
Wrelthed in loyal flowers OF grNcei
saluting with balmy kisses
Tho only rebel deserving Misses
And In II so, that man alone,
Will cope w.th devils for II thtouef
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip tho master aud quit the scqoOl
Amazing truth, and is il so,
That man ia mans most bitter fosi
Enough; ii stuus the reasoning powers.
Bewldering thought with aching hour.
Turn, turn yc then aud quickly ssok,
ono hundred and eleven Market Street,
where Stern keeps LoTAL CLorngs in store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAKING MoKE
l,ths Casmers Vtstinga and Furnishing sOcd-, cloaT
aud good All kinds of Mems and Boys Clothing III
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
chester County Farm for Sale.

49,. Farm in Franklin Township, Chester COUNTY
EliH Pa, containing one hundred and twenty one
Mi,a acres one hundred OF which is cleared the bal
snre rood wood land The land is n high state OF cult
yatiou and water in all the fields hut The improy"
rnnts consist of House. containing els ht r9oms duu
lila decker Barn tenant house and Stable II IL with
in Ave miles of lime Quarrss and about six miles from
p W kB K Road, will be sold lew, and possesso u
.dvep 25ti March next. Apply to
N THns J MAHAFFY, sd and King Streets
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
GrimshaW and McCabe,

Real Els ate A q en- is,
No. 302 Market Street, End Story, over De
Normandie's China Store,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
A The undersigned having entered into the pur-
- chase md sale at Real Estate. Offer two valua-
EzazI bic Country seats; near Wilmington Slaugh
k-k-lter and Ice House, IN Church street. between
9Th aud eth streets. Dwelling Houses within Getty
ons huudr cd FARMS rSs and small, suitable r truck
or fruits, near Bridgorle and Milford, Del building
Lots. feb b-ti
JAMES McCABE, A. n. GRIMSIfAW
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
WANTED

Came to the premises Of the subscriber
T. Thnrsdsy last large 8 ked dog, of the shep'
~ herd breed; black back, legs brown The
owner can have him by proving property asd paying
charges q. W. BALT0U.
nuT l3.lm 239 Market st.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
building Lots Ter sale.

Desirable Building lots, Gnpn Avenue,
sSzsth near Union Avenue one block flUm city Rail
;si road il, "a H. ,s. o.., n,,r .,..,. s,...,
nj bounded By Wawasset Street End Biahlywin,
delightful situation for "A College.
GRIMSHAW McCABE, Real Estate Agents.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20
No1NICE'

I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL Pr RsoNS whom 1t may
iopcern that will apply Mt the ueN Session Of tho
Legislature for divorce from wife H., Wagner.
any ISlm X 0RERr WAGNER
CO.ParIner-hipN Notice.
WIN SHARP is partner in our firm tom this date
JAS Il. CAMPBELL co
Iuly -2,n No. 127 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
AN ORDINANCE
In Relation TO Taxing Dogs.

SEC l. Be il ordained by the Council OF the Ineor.
pora,ed Village Of MARTINS Ferry, That All annual tax
OF fifty every male, and dollar and hfty
cents every female shall be paid for every animal Of
the dog kind which shall be owned keptin the village
Of Martins Ferryj to be paid by the person who shall
own or keep such animals. '-'....-' ..'''''.
SIC O. Il shall be the duty OF the Marshal, or HE
Deputy in the second week in Ap H. or as soon alter
s practicable, and annually, 10 assess all animals OF
the dog kind and make out and deliver 10 the Recorder
OF the village list OF the same, and the names Of the
owners aHd the number owned by each person, and the
amount OF each person; which shall be col.
lected as other tax. The Marshs shall be entitled to
receive for hi. services in prosecuting this ordinance
fifty per cent OF all moneys received by him for said
tax, and shall pay the remainder to the Mayor from
time to time as il may come into his hands
SEC 3. Whenever the Mayor shall be satisfied that
OF hydrophobia has appeared among the dogs ID
the Incorporated village OF Martins Ferry he shall issue
his proclamation requiring all persons 10 confne the
dogs, or securely mulzle the same for such time from
and after issuing the proclamation he shall appoint
and IL any animal Of the dog kind shall lie found a
large during the time so appointed, without being
curoly muszed th. same may be killed by any person
and the keeper of said dog or dogs shall b
6ned not less than two than ten dollars 70
every such ofense. ............. ..
SIC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect from an,
after its passage. A - .i
ALBERT D.. RICE, Mayor
s. f. DEAN Recorder.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

A STRANGE story is told of two sisters at
Berlin, Prussia. About three years ago one
of these young ladies was engaged to be
married, but on the bridal morning became
so i'll that she could not possibly go to the
church. The bridegroom was a desirable
one, and he was fish who, it seems. had
not easily been hooked. There was, there.
fore, great danger in delay, so, instead Of
postponing the marriage, the second sister,
covering herself in long veil, personated
the first, and duly went through the cere'
mony. The moment it was over she trans
ferred the bridal dress and ornaments to hel
sister, who, in her innocence, was thus con
sidered to have all proper claim to this hus
band she married by proxy. II is only re
Gently that discovery has been made o.
the real facts, and proceedings are about tc
be taken, not only in the civil, but also il
the criminal courts of Berlin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
Stick 10 Your Business.

1t is good policy for every man who has
paying business, TO stick to il closely. BY
% doing handsome sum of money may be
accumulated in nine cases out Of ten, where
industry and economy are used, in q very
few years. Persons who are continually
changing from one kind of business to an
ether, rarely succeed at least ton fail where
one becomes wealthy. The same remark
will apply to specializing in stocks. Persons
who possess means may invest them in haz
ardous enterprises, but men should never
borrow funds in order to do so, no matter
how largo the gains that are promised.
Many defalcations have occurred through q
desire to enter into speculations Of different
kinds, and many handsome fortunes have
also been lost. II is better 70 take six per
cent Ter money secured by bond and mort
gage on good property, than TO make loans
at hifeen or twenty per cent to persons who
are trusting to profits from stocks or spscu-
lation. In any article, for the means TO en-.
able them 70 make payment. In many
eases both principle and intesest have been
lost. and yet men will not be satisfied With
slow but sure gains. The one who sticks to
his Legitimate business is generally the best
OF in the end. Admitting that handsome
sum be realized iu speculation, it may not
bring hsppiness or peace Of mind, as there is
frequently more pleasure in the pursuit than
In the possession Of an article. The gilded
apple may turn to ashes on the lip. 1t is
therefore we'll not to mako haste TO be rich.
Beside there Is pleasure in occupatoin, aud
,nen make great mistake who retire from
active business while they are blessed with
health and strength. The man who labors
all day is generally happier than the mil.
iionairs. simply because he is copteuted.
eats bis food with relish. and rises from his
bed in the morning refreshed with the sweet.
est sleep.
r4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
A Finger In Bologna Sausage.

Yesterday q Hartford gentleman, albeit
strong of stomach and hearty Of appetite,
met bis match in eating bologna. 1t was
. wholesale establishment on State street,
where few friends had gathered to have a
glass Of ale and q bit of luncheon to them.
selves. The gentleman referred to. eat his
bologna with a relish, till he found some
thing IN his mouth which seemed not to be
chopped up as fine as it should be. Taking
it out he discovered to his horror and degust
that it was the--end of a mans finger !
1t was fact. There il was! How it came
there was a greater mystery than the pres
ence last week Of the nigger's finger under
Senator Summers door. The hungry gen.
tleman, after abrupt ending Of his meal, and
sundry Intellectual efforts to vomit, went
home and took an emetic.-l Hartford
Times.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
A war AUeCdOte.

Colonel Heros Won Borcke who is
writing for Blackwood the story of his
adventures as aid to the rebel General
Stuart during the war, tells the follow
ing story, which, being at his own
expense, is probably true:
"One Of the Yankee officers, who, as
I was later informed, was the colonel
Of the regiment that had effected its
escape from Harper's Ferry, had at
tracted my attention by his gallantry and
the excellent disposition he made Of
his troops. saw him again, gallop-
ing weary near us on q handsome gray
horse, quickly discovering our weak
points and posting and instructing his
men accordingly After having left
him undisturbcd for some time, l
thought it necessary to put stop to
his proceedings, and selected a couple
OF my infantrymen who had been point.
ed out to me as the best shots, / made
across the open space in front of our
lines directly towards him.
"Havins arrived within reasonable
distance, ordered my sharpshooters
to fire at the daring Colonel, who was
moving along at an easy gallop, with
out paying me the slightest attention.
After several bullets had whistled quite
close TO him, he suddenly halted, and
turning round advanced few steps
and made me military salute in the
most graceful manner possible. Then
calling out to one of his men to hand
him carbine, lie raised the weapon,
took deliberate aim at me and sent
his ball so close to my head that 1
thought it had carried away lock Of
my hair. / saluted him now on my
part, and, wheeling round quietly,
both Of us rode back to our respective
lines. So courtesies are sometimes
exchanged in the midst of hostile con-
flict."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

Oh, glorious laughterl Thou man
loving spirit, that FOR time dost take
the burden from the weary back; that
dost lay slave to the feet, bruised and
cut by the flints and sharps; that takest
blood. baking melancholy by the nose
and makest 1t grin despite itself; that
all the sorrows of the past, the doubts
OF the future, coRfoundest in the joy of
the present; that makest man truly phil.
osophical, conqueror of himself and
care! What was talked of as the gol-
den chain of Jove. was nothing but
succession of laughs. chronic scale
of merriment, reaching from earth to
Olympus. 1t is not true that Prone
theus stole the fire, but the laughter
of the gods, to defy our clay, and in
the abundance of our merriment, to
make us reasonable creatures. Have
you ever considered what man would
be, destitute of the ennobling faculty of
laughter? =? Laughter is to the face Of
man what synovia, l think the anato-
mists call it, is to his joints; it oils, lu-
bricates, and makes the human counte-
nance divine. Without it, our faces
would be rigid, hyena-like; the
iniquities Of our heart, with no sweet
antidote to work upon them, would
have made the face Of the best among
us horrid, husky thing, with two sui
len, hungry, cruel lights at the top
for forehead would then have gone out
of fashion-and cavernous hole below
the nose Think of babe without
laughter--as it is its first intelligence
The creature shows the divinity of its
origin and end by smiling upon us
Yes, smiles are its first talk with the
world, smiles the first answer that i
understands. And then, as worldly
wisdom comes upon the little thing, il
crows, it grins, and shakes in its nurses
arms, or in waggish humor playing
bopeep with the breast, it reveals it,
high destiny, declares to him with ears
to hear the heirdom of its immortality
Let materialists blaspheme as gingerly
and acutely as they will, they must fin'
confusion in laughter. Man may TAX
triumph, and stand upon his broa
grins, for he looks around our worlt
and his innermost soul, sweetly tickle
with the knowledge, tells him that he c
all creatures, laughs. Imagine if 20
can, a laughing fish. Let man the
send loud ha! ha through the un
verse, and be reverently grateful for tn
privilege Douglas Jerrold.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
RURAL AMERICAN,

he ,,,ost EIeoout fLe /rbeoney and the
Root AorjcuHuroI Vo,t;c,,I,uroI onJ
~ II ~ - 80
CenerM FumtW fupef IN me CHtfed
,Sfates! Grdfuities an Choice GyuDe
r.. S,.,,L ,,, y1I,,.. l,,J NJ, !,
,"e"' o""'ooe,'J ""''S u'u Ge8."c
En9rdrinIs to the Udtue OF Subscription
P"o o'''"' !" ''e'y o"oo'' 'oe'
This popular rural paper published on the lstad 18th
OF ench mont at UTICA ~ \, at MI oo year Is now
greatly enlarged nnd improved ad equal m size ANA
value of contents to any other similar publication ~
ihls country; indeed no o'her paper OF the kid can
be compared with IT, IN the real value nnd interest At
tnched 10 its conenis and y Is decidedly aheadoi any
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
TriChin0sfs.

A fearful malady with the above name;
asrelated by French journal-is commit
ting havoc in Germany. In ono Of the
little towns hardly house that has not had
its dead. Some of the inhabitants fed,
supposipg the epidemic to be. oholera,. but
we're attacked on the road and died without
succor. The victims are "esten up by q
legion of worms hardly so thickas human
hair that have worked their way into the
tissue of their Hesh, their muscles and their
nerves." 80.
AT last accounts one hundred children in
that little village we're orphans, and three
hundred patients were awaiting death that
was eble, as no cure for the malady is
known. The disease is caused by eating
imperfectly cured and smoked pork flesh in
the ST ape Of ham aud sausage. A single
thin 8 Ice of ham or German sausage may
contain carve Of millions Of these parasites
called trichine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
Certificate Of Authority.
ITO Expire OH the 3ls, day OF January, 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,

COLUMBUS, Ono. January O, 1866.
WHEREAS, the Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
wv ny, located at Hartford in the State cf Connec-
tcut, has filed In this Office sworn statement OF its
condition, as required BY the first section Of the act
ITO regulate Insurance Companies not Incorporated by
the State of Ohio. passed April 8. 1885, and amended
February 0, 1854 and whereas said Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that is
possessed Of least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of
actual capital invested in stocks bonds In mort
cages Of reol estate worth double the amount for which
the same is morgaged; aud whereas, said Company
has filed in this Office written instrument under its
corporate seal signed by the President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent agents Of said Com
pany in this State to acknowledge vice Of process
for and in behalf OF said Company, according to the
terms OF said law;
Now, Therefore in pursuance of the first section of
the aforesaid act. J, JAMES IT, GOODMAN, Auditor Of
State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Hartford Fire
Insurance Company is authorized to transact the busi-
of Fire Insurance in this State until the thirty first
day OF January in the year thousand eight hundred
md sixty.seyen.
In Witness whereof, have hereunto sub
tsEAL.l scrbed my name aud caused the seal Of my
office to he affixed the day and year above
written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of sta,e
DAVID ALLEN, Agent, Bridgeport.