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new and beautiful perfume, which, in delcacy OF
scent and the tenacty with which clinRs the haad
terchei and person, is unequaled
The above sItices Tor sale bJ all Druggists and Per
fumers 81 per bottle each Sent by express to any
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.. No. 100 LIBERTY street, New York.
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CHRONIC DISEASES, SCROFULA,
ULCERS, ETC.

Il is well nown that the benefits derived hom drink ing
Of the Congress- Saratoga Ind other celebrated Springs is
prlI eipally owing to the Iodine they contain
DR.. II. AEDERS' IODINE WATER
contains Iodine in the pure state that II is fOuud Ia
spring waters but 800 cent more in
tity containing does Ia grains - each hud ounce
dissolved ater without solvent discovery long
sought for In this country aud Europe, and is the best
remedy In the world for scotula Salcers salt Rheum
j. F. DIN SMORE, Proprietor, No. 36 DEY Street New
York, Sold by ali Druggists. II 26 325 q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

At meeting of the Gu anittee OF Good
Templars Fair and F, stival, on notion, a su I
Committee OF three was appointed to prepare
resolutions expressive OF the sentiments of the
Good Tempars of Wilmington towards those
who 80 generously assisted them at the late
festival.
W. Croasdale, Chss Hobson, W. Fereu-
son we're appointed said committee, nd CUB
nitted the following resolutions which wer.
unanimously adopted.
Resolved That it Is with heartfelt sorrow
that we learn of the illness OF Mrs. DR.. Cauls
whose services were wholly devoted TO further.
Ing The great cause OF Temperance and whose
illness Is partially attributable to the interes,
and zeal manifested 10 the success of our festi.
Val, and while we acknowledge our indebted
ness 70 one who rendered such signal services
We humbly point 10 One whuse rewards are
eternal; and we would ask the Supreme ruler
Of the universe 10 restore our oo-laoorer to
health and all the e. lymenIs which surround
the domestic hearth stone.
RSoiped, That we tender our thanks TO the
Rev. Mr.. Aikmsn aud the Committee Of Han
over Church Festival for their kindness in
leaving the Hall partly farni,hed for our ac-
oonmodation, and the general interest mani
tested N our cause.
Rssolvei That we extend our thanks To the
several FIRE Companies for their ald and a.
sistance, and 70 tue public generally Tor t1eit
liberal patronage and we trust all will labor
Tor The con5umation OF the one great opisc, n,
irving iutemrerar o. from our land
WILLIE ]. CRoAsDALs,
CHARLEs ACB5os Comrit.s.
". FEReusoY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
From the Boston Post.
AcaosrIO.

BY NRs ALICE JosrBLYE.
Doomed at present are you to sickness anu
Rsturn may your health and your cheek glow
again.
Come to our CLINE when the roses again blooni
heaven grant you may not lay slumbering In
the tomb;
And Vhh that kind voice we oil we'll loved to
hear,
Believe the aching heart, and dry the painful
lear.
Long will your name, great surgeon, be sound
I'd ny friends far away,
Ever we'll regret you could not with as longer
stay;
Sad and yet pleasant will be our thoughts of
many a former day.
Grievs net II when with US one* slighted your
high fame,
Remember honors immortal are paid you II
NO. by his name,
Every report says thy motto has been charity
and good will;
EadeAsiug ttysslf unto the sick and dying
even IL thou felt feeble and III.
Seysr vii tbs sick young man* with wesried
eye and lsuguid heal,
Ever bear the eloquent words Of hope aod com
tort drop from your lips rs you stood oy
his he'd.
south Broobneld Mass Aug 4 1881.
sfhe son Of the physisisn referred to after
wards stu lied With DR. @.
*;he young man referred TO recovered and Ii
living stili.-LEI.
The arrangement of the above lines 10 Il
accordance 10 the original ss taxi en- from
copy Of the Boston Post.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12


CATTLE yoR FEEpINa.-There Is much good
sense in the following extract from recent
writer on this subiec:
To ensure success In feeding for the butch.
err the great essentials to be provided ara
shelter, and plentiful supply OF good TODD
There is, however, another important N alter
20 be attended to, Ard that 10 the selection OF
ANIMALS themselves, as, without tho mos. care.
ful attontion, and the caution, and cool eyer
clse OF mature Judgement, 1t will DO useless t.
attempt the tatteninR of cattle with tbs rea.
souaole hope CT reslislng handsome profit
The shelter may be very Inadequate, and the
food not nearly so good as 1t should be. aud
yet the beasts will thrive, do WE'LL and leave
profit, II they are well bred and moderately
good specimens OF the breed they represent
On the other hand, If thsy are badly bred
that isto say, too mucd crossed, aud more
particularly if they are tho offspring of a GROSS
bred oull-bltter disappointment will be the
result. Place such animals In the best stalls
that can possibly be constructed for accommo.
dation and warmth, and psmper them With
every variety OF food, yet they scarcely attain
to such state OF ripeness in six months as
vel bred animals, (wnica although they may
still be crossed, are the produce ofa thor
ough-bred ball, will do 10 little over haf
that time.-En1 Paper.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

solLfss Cows.-Few 10 rers get into the
way CT soiiiHs COWS, except thoss to whom 1t
i, very important hing to keep up tbs sup
ply Of milk, as WHOM it 10 furnished TO CITY
customers, who will be lost for the season, ii
they cannot have their regular quantity every
day, or when the milk Is taken to a cheese
factory and the farmers income bears direc.
relation TO the number Of pounds Of milk be
furnishes. It will pay to cut the best grass
on the farm to feed green, ratber than to hav q
the milk tail OF so much as not to regain tie
tull flow when the dry spell is past Oor1,
oats, sorghum, and millet may DO sown spy
time, and will make either paslurage or green
fodder. Turnips sowsd thioS, rape seed also,
or seeed OF any of the catb ,gs or turnip fan J..
lily, will make fodder 10 very short Tine
When cut and fed green, fodder should al
waJs be suffered TO wilt conside ratly, SO IL
Loses water rapidly, saves weight in cartlne
from the held and is better masticated and
digested. lib.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

or factions may arise In the future, they shall
but sweep around the pillars OF state like the
In ctu Il waves around the bases Of the ever.
lasting hills. No J1bnssn reereant 70 eye-y
tiust imposed in him b. the loyal masses, can
ever turn this nation from her destiny. Men
like stephens, Sumner, Wade, Nye,-men we
may well be proud of,-s.and ready now to
shape her course and hold her o it; and when
they have passed from the field of action,
others shall take their places.
This Republic Is the star TO which the
eyes OF the IOWA trodden masses oil all the
world turn, with longing, lingering looks
The war that to day may be devastating the
plains OF Hostein, involving the started ma
tons OF Europe, removing the an Client land
marks Of the continent, and remappng the ma
tions Of the old world, changing in the cod
the FORMER systems OF goyernnents-may
shake the thrones OF the pete ptates there, bul
tae United states OF Americ4 stand firm o-day
and when the proper moment snail have ar
rived the principles OF Republication shat
rescue some OF those people drifting into an
archy and ruin, and give to them govern
mert ike unto her own.
Aud now in coGciusion let me say that W,
are Just treading upon the carfoes of a new
aua glorious era, that old pref idices are pas
sipg away; the decisions of former days ar
hourly being unnasked, and heir hideousnes
expoSeci that betteri systems and wiser sys
TENS are but beginning to move 10 their sp
pcin,ed spheres, and that it Is the duly o
every American cit sen to prepare himself 10
these changes. That all issues upon whateve
subjects, SHOULD be no lsnger met with ,imiti
~, but be grappled with energy. That W
have learned enough experience in the fou
years OF civil strife we have passed through
to be no longer deluded by our passions or GU
fears Id the performance OF necessary action.
, That, then, in view If all this, we should nc
, shrink from the most extreme mea. ures ths
may be brought forward to maks this Govern
I ment invulne. able 10 AL points whatever. =
} but be ready at all lines with person and in
nuenco 20 further every hing honorable, thu
shall make her at the last the one nuclei
} around which the nations shall gather trol
, | the four corners Of the ex ended earth.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

CoksaEss.-ln The Uai'ed States Sonata
on Tuesday, RESOLUTION was offered rCo,.,,O
lag t1e president to iulerceds for tina =. go
OF Fsa ian prisoners in oansd4. I, was Ia
over. Toe oil fixing the plumber Of Jutses -
the U. ). Supreme Court was passed W, h
some amendments, and goes back to tie honso
The bill TO enlarge the Capitol grounds WA,
passed. The bill repeating the act retlooed'
log Ale1andris 10 the State of Virginia was
considered.
10 the Hsuse, the Tariff bill! was taken IN +,
Unfinished business and discusseda, soms
length af.r which 1t wss passed finally by .
vote ofs4to 80.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
Tor-DaEsslss GAA,s-'Y you say in the

Top-DREsslss GHAss.-'You say In the
March numoer o. th- Asricnituris
1--WE do not believe 10 top dressing with an
tmal manures in the spring" Please inform
me, why de- you nol1" 1t. Prac ically, 1t rs
been demonstrated to our satisfaction that
grass makes the best use OF bulky manure in
he late summer, or autumn. That there is
no time when the crop will be 30 much affect.
cd by manure as Just after one crop is remev
ed; so much so that we advocate applying
manure; or compost directly upon the freshly
moved fields. -2d,-The oretica ly. The grass
10 the autumn and after cutting has no chsuee
to mature seed, hence Ia strengthening It's
roots to bear the winner and produce ST. ed in
he spriLg. The manure comes in time to hell
1t do this very we'll. The dry ground is open
and as the showers carry down the enrichment
1t is quickly taken up. 10 the spring, the
feeding roots are not very active uutil th,
leaves have p7shed we'll, and the ground i.
full Of moisture, and SO does not take up tn,
m,uure with such avidity; besides there /,
danger of washing rains. We approve entire
y of liquid manure, or of soluble top-dressings
ike suano, uuleashed ashes pas ure, etc., ap H..
piled in spring.-Amertcan Ayrioulturist.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Shel ifs Sale,

DY vIRruE FAw1'l n vENDfrSovI ExpoNA.
Dta rsct'd will be exr cd to Public Sail, att,
IL, RI Of Mo re D. eAinsh, IN .kst street., n II.
City u INN ton, n ~ Castle u"unty, nsl,. Cd
SATURDAY be II dy OF JULY A b 1875, =,
o. lick, 2. w. tn fllIw AZ desaribad Real ks ate
viz AL thnt i"t aud us Ii A.u,t iu the Cay o.
Hilnlinkton NV Castle Cvuut, I'd state bel war
houu iri sut tscrIud as Niwi, To wit: Beuudins al
The Intersection Of he eAstsuiy side Of p pAr strpsi
b. sail eide OF RJU Street. a,stprly eighteen 70
To house AMI It OF 10 a OF Daniel b. PiorsJn, thuc,
with the "a d Hie Piersou's line northerly p,raIr
with Ppl street, crossing out feet wds 10, ,xtS
seven feet ten Inches 10 the northery sid OF szd ss
she c. trersSih wetorly ,ra With ,bnson strpe
eighteen feet tn the said side of Poplar street thence
herewith routherIy decreasing sad alley ssver
feet ten inoht 10 the place vi ttglnunx be the con
tents more or less together with the fsar
alley with other occnp Of land hiding
'reon and lying to III s'uih thereof.
Sea d and t,ken Ia x uH.n as the property Of
joseph o Hughes and to he sod by
HEoR L s. HAGANY, sheriH
Sheriff, ON ,s. Now Casta. Luna ~ lsRh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
For the Delaware Republican.
ACROsTIC

Ntke a mark on your age.
Employment is The instrument Of intellectual
dominion.
Correct judgment 10 the minds most respleu
dsnt orusment.
He VINO acts greatly is truly great.
Apong the noble, merit oegets emulation.
Nothing is so secret bat time and trsth will
reveal 1t.
Industry Is fortunes right hand, frugality her
left.
Counsel aud wisdom achieve more ard greater
exploits THAI force.
30 long as you are ignorant be not ashamed t.
learn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
arm Tor 9 lie to n .nt County. Del

.SsS&sr Toe subscriber ons for - O. hi. form onn.
!:.E tainins Aers. lying on bp,h dos Of III
III M lav-rs IA lr ad, nesr DuPhnt Station and
~ within mica OF d vst the land Is r,nsy,I y
gh and ling And In goot state OF q ttvation h.
Ing been Chi by improved with lima ADD over The
" we'll suitsd " raising psaohs, there now on III,
place small orchard bsArns; . running stream ~
hJunds SIDE Of tue fta; Il is c1nvsm.nt "
churches, schools, mills. railroad and navigator; sbcn
mo Acres are un cr cultivation, balance woodi,I d:
large pr0portton OF which 10 be.uu timber; III. I'm 80
ings arc T insry bat comtnrt 'bi psAel sr vers q,
truckers, or any one wanting farm to live mon ri.
farm 10 oh-ap, and vi be -old bargain Terra, mads
accommodating The psrsonsl pr 1pery oomprl,ine III
At eli and farming implements will BE- ,old wi + ~.
farm II desired may Isn GeI r. TNWN.rNn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

! Cheshire, England, Rrea, dairy county,
where the land has been undsrdrained and
top.dressed with bones, one acre OF land will
furnish grass enough for O COW, Where IL
has lot beer drained snd top dressed, two
acres are nesdtd Tor each COW. Ouce in seven
years, FROM 1900 10 1900 wsisat OF bones is
applied 10 the scre. To furnish a COW the
year round with food Ia the Uaited States IL
vii probably require Two and half aores,-
This .tnletn-ri did not say thai the acre gives
the winter food.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
Sixty One Building Lots at
Puhlte Male


Will he sold at Public Sale. on The pr,-
ZHA mses, on saturday, the 21st day OF July
ExrtfM 1895, att chek, p. NJ. all thoss sixty-o1s
NikIbsn valuable building lots, three OF which are
SlksNy fronting Fifih Street near The corner o.
Walnut street, ard the bsiauee troniipp on
Eighth Ninth, Taylor, Wilson and Popl " Streets 10 the
City ofwilmi This propert Is we'll situated for
Dwellings or Manufacturing purposes. tt three lots
Fifth Street. sre par, Of the 'qurs known as the Cor
don lot which should be purchased BY the City Pub
eat or uudsrbddins to close up the Ista,s Of
DAyii O. Wls,n decessed.
TERMS or sALB-2b per cent. 10 he paid OF the day
of,ao All amcurts under $500 must be- paid in CASH,
within ten lays from the dsv OF Sale All amounts OF
s2oO and up~ards twenty ave rer cent 10 be pn,d on
the day sale, and the bsanee divided into two Note
with approved endnrsor payable In hyty days and
the other tour months from tho day SALE or two per
C mt discount viii be allowed all amounts Of saO
aud up ards, Il pad within days from sale When
che abye terms are compiled with, Deed will he given
elAar Of all iueambersnces Purchasers leave
Deed with me SIC 'rty for tue Last two pawn uts
instead OF giving an nlorssr II they prefer doing
Plots Of the ground can be htd by ling at ny oflae
WIN BRtGHT,
tya-ts Agt to sf CT the Sale.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

SE7A BY VIRTUE OF A wRI o vENDITioNI
te!M ExpONAS, to me directed. " u be exposed to
ltNk Pablo Safe at the hotel OF Norris Dickinson,
In the City u Milm ngon, New Castle County, Delaware
on SATURDAY, The iith day Of JULY, 1865 at
O'Clock, P. M the foil wing described Real Estate,
via tvo ttory dive ling h use, stu ate In the City oil
wilmington, Nav Cattle County and state OF delaware,
situated At the Ia ersection Of Delaware Avenue, and
srest and the ksnusu turmoil 70 ,d and
~ dei BY the Delaware Avenue, tue Ksnnstt Tam
pike road, thrtsenth street and lands Of william
C,uley aad Others be the eontents less with
the spDurtenancs,
| Doltn, de- q, AID to be -old by
GRoRIE g. HAGANY, Sheriff.
sherl1's of1re. Hsw Castle. Juus Y, tsoe-2h.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
LUMBER AVID COAl. Yarn.

srezxzzu The SUBJ crlbera rtpectinllv in.
NEE4Rf form the puho that they ave opss.
.aMIssS S&A ed in the Vi'Fgl Of 81, Georges,
49,, Lumber and Cual Yari, where they
intend keep ng on hand Al Kinds OF bu ding Mareri
At Tho io"eat mketpries, oonsstiag Of Piae aud Hem
iook Boards, Jos!s, seHntins Ching Laths Piol etA
LIN HaI, BTick., Posts aud Raj Ph spba - OF all
nj Kinds At Manufacturer Prices Thy viii also
ny Produce and attend " Shipments % Pill
sdelphiA OF Baltimore. S~
BY strct attention to business they hope to s.our.
mare Of public pairon"g. D. X. STEWART q CO.
n b-We -lsJ intend making GuliHb arrangsnsnt.
for the puTchasinE Of all KINDS Of O ain NAV Am
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
s.HEFF'S a1I.T .

hi - .VE OF A WRIT OF LEvARI FAcIAs
o. me directed, viii be expoed 10 Public sale at tn
Hotel OF Morris Dickinson, in the City OF Win ngton,
New trs''e County. D-hwtr", on SATuK DAY, tie
IAN y lH.Y ls6b at u's oet, p. NJ the follow
itg lesv VI fa tstate,v va: Ali that certain tree
or peor Of lard with urick Nsnsou and other bu ID
iuss Troet there situate lying and hsirg In ChTis.
tAnA Hundred county and State afors on tire south
easi size Of the Wilmington aud Christisn4 Turpp \.
road near the Village Of Newport, Bounded aud d.
crihs ~ folless, 10 witt gin .iue II Int IN the
middle OF sal Turnpike road, bling nl.o corner
JOseph Cru alan thence along line VI said Grubbs
lsud -onth sxetn degree and Ill 80 Clio perehr.
toa ssk crnsr also for said Joseph irnbb. thruoe
by another limo Of Re SINE south o. dagree4 west 20
e-lO Torches To stalk" the Old church iut the c.
along the same, nTh is degrees west 81 $40 perch
the place OF begiU niug cont lining three
aud elaven pt rches he the les also, Ali
thst certain lot piece OF M,rsn Mehdos land euste
ia what 10 ualld Conrad ocpple In the hundred ahre
raj bounded as follows, to wit Beginning Mt
ner stake in Ensahds Greek, north 7bx per hes
NV ~ regrees, East O. g. perch 10 Tue Christian ma
Or IL ~nere 1t now runs 10 Dtiid i.ynam =
isr thence aloug s.d ~ give al courses. there
oil hhy furper hes NOR" OF l-st, q corner OF III 81
oth Armtrong'. tsni, thence north 6sh legress west
n NIB q degrees, wet perohe- " he pl zee
Of beeinnins Containing ffeea &C es Of land b the
same mo o Or les:
seiz aud taken in execution as the property Of Jol
Guey tioe'd) IT'S Au4 tn uesdiy
GGO 0E s. HhdAkY, sheriff
~.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
81 ERIE F,N SALE.

pY vIRrus OF A WRIT OF LEvAR, rAcIAs. To
me direc Of, will he exp sed Public Sale, at the
II toll Of Mrrs D kinson in the CITY Of wi IN n gton,
New Gas 10 County. Del, OF SATURDAY, the i4th day
JULY, 1859, st O'Clock, p tho following described
he,l Estne dz ALI h 1t certain lot piece parcel Of
l,nd, situate Ia the city Il wilmitgton aoesaii,
the South West Corner Of Eighth and Buttonwood Sc
thence ~estsrly slng Eighth street, hundred feet
= stake. thence souther AMI parallel with Button
wood Street, eiRhe feet TO stake, thence sssterly
and parallel to Eight street, bundr feet to the
weste Nv side Of suttonwood Street along Button
wood Street northtrly eighteen OF to the place OF he
ginning, containing eighteen hundred square let OF
land, he the s4ma more or less.
sezsd and taken In execute the property ofRoberi
Eaton, (dee'dD and TO be sold by.
GEO. 8 HtGANY, Sheriff.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
- "tWport Y " = be'hWhf
FARM FO Il sALE..

,AaHA Thee ubscrbers offer private sale the ia
gsiM on which they reside, situate 10 white CisS
s-A2A Greek Hundred on the turnpike, about tw~
miles from the village OF Chrstiana, from Cooks
Bridge three miles from the Railroad Station kowsi
eco fr IN the Bear Station mites west from 10
city OF WILMINGTON 1t contains 49, res forty OF uhiNA
are In good Timber The lsud Ia dvioed into ve ness
~ good 'snce and is IL good state Of cultivation TIE
improvements consist Of good Brick House, with cellar
under, shd good we'll Of water the door. Wage,
House. oransry Barn and other outbuidings There l.
good Apple Orchard and other kinds of Fruit. yhs
armis adsptedt raising all kinds Of Grain and Grass
and Is vol sosthy the attsnoR any wishing TO
gage agricultural pursuits Mills hoos and Chu ebe'
are ooneoAiesa and the reiRhsoshood Is mprovinA
and higAiY AsArHble Torres easy POSSESSION gives
this fall Fseared. DAVID PooUE,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
FOR SALE.
DEA4qs4aG FAaMs FOR SALE

A Arge number Of Farms In Kent an Sussex
s!.T Counties offered cheap and on cas-, terms Of
~ wy. payment Farms may be had of any lss rnl le
size on to- RcreS to Ave hundred, and 10 tie 1.rious
stages 81 E--s ent-irlm very good to very poor =
As genera '4.-s tAsy all have plenty OF good timber
and good wAtar; are ocated in healthy stuaons owe
nient both Railroad and Wator mmunicatiop AMI
are pNrtouaTly adapted TO the culture of Peaches
vegetables &c. and WILL under proper cultivation yi.d
as much Whsat and Corn and Other cereals as any snd
in the country. large portion ofhese lands have bee
rented ont for ssries Of in two large farms sno
tneyere genoraly deficient in building and other i'm
provemons, but .ls soil is naturally sx es1ngly fert.
and with slight expense can be made highly productive
A large Norhsra emigration pouring into tn,
lower part Of the State nuylns up subdvding occupy
ing and Improving these lsRds, thereby sure al
an early day that lower Deavsra will DO VII naur
designed her-ths greatest un AVID psotabbe oaydsn ~
Ne oouatry trouars Issued every month gratnitous
distrbution. Brtnoh ofnoss have been opened Vt VII
mington Dover and Bridgsvne. For
spply to or address, A, 7. JOHNSTON,
Milford, Delaware,
WILLIAM PRESTON. Agent Wilmington, Dial.
DAVID 8. YARDLEY, :" Dover,
l. DAMON, Bridgevils
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

=. The subscriber Offers at ptiyat. sal. SMALL
farm, 'tu.ted in ohrlstian, Huadrei, nbout
kasRl bH miles Fl IN Whining, on the roaI ,ding
ILL hon Centravile to Sswport. adjoining iana y,
william '.owthsr, Abraham Pln,r and otaer. o..
tanning ee% acres more OF less from twelve 10 fourteen
acres Of THRIVING upb.r prttopsl CHESTNUT III Ice
variety Of fruit buidnes good, will b sold rss.on
able, and on easy termA
jane 2s.tf IoARRETT PYLE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
THE HOBIVsOV MOUsE,

DELAWARE CRY. DEL.
4,-R Tie suoscli ber having taken the abovs 10.
.H tel and put II IA mp etc Ordor, 10 pre-
ssssM pu-d 10 otts'taln the pubic IN . NAPIER
ssssHA nat VIII give entire sAtisiacti' n. The b.st
-8 ~ market nnnd', via be lou nd his T.
Die Al nls Bar sipp Id tn The test o. QIUrs. Lis
Stables are 60 d, A-d tautiye h5stl in ssudanes
80 rg d,trrnn please ali ~h my tAyor MIN with
el, he pes 10 receive LIBERAL ST. re OF pstr>u-ks
Jane Is 3mw ions Sr0EKLElN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

TIE suhscribor Is prepared 10 Iurntsh lee cream
nom the lam o. Geo. 3. Rodisy, q in New Caetls
Hundred, TO pArte, pic Mes, ianiss, 40 per
gallon; u Ity conts per st. He vii, also attend
tho New tstIH market tAGe week, whers he will 70
BY ret H. m.y Nv iSEPH INTERCOURSE