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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
HEAD QuARTERs BoysIN BLus.

" ILMINGTNNl UFII VVI. "a %,
The undersigned having been assigned the
post Of Chet Marshal OF the Grand Torch
Light Proc sion TO take place on Thursday
evening, November ls;, at U'cloc;i reques S
that ali climbs and organizations VIII report 10
him at the earliest date, stating Inc number
enrolled, ard whether the club will parade
mounted or rs lLtNntry,
EACH organization should. IL possible, poo
cure transparency designating The name aud
location o, the club
The following named persona will act 90
the stan Brevet Captain ". Ii. Coward, Ad-
1utanti Lieut. F. Noien, Lieut.. Lewis, J. r.
Finn, f a., Lieut. ". Brt, B.apdYwine I'D
Samuel Bancroft, Ohristiaua Hundred.
Each Club will choose lie owe Marshal, who
vii be distinguished by cash and badge -
The sash rcd Tor ertil,T,; yellow tor mounted
uen; and white for i#len'rr.
A II. GRIasHAW, Chief Marshal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Disco ssIos.--JUhu a. Jackson, Esq, and DR..
switLen Chandler of Mill Creek Humid Cd. dis
cursed the principles and policy of this Union
and Locofoco parties, at the Mermaid, last
Thursday afternoon, at considerable length
The attendance on the part oil the cttizeus was
large, and the best order was preserved. Mr..
Jackson presented facts ant arguments in u
very direct and lucid manner, but the Doc
tors manner of escaping the true issues aud
explaining away fscB was more ingenious than
candid. He did net how ever, succeed in rub
bing out or explaining away the iactthat Lead
ing members OF tho so called Democratic par
~ inaugurated the rebellion, that the |eadir &
members OF that party in Delaware sympath-
ICED wi Ii them that our authorities never re
sp nded o the call OF the President for troops;
that the Stale in its organized capacity did
not put a regiment ia the field, or do anything
Voluntarily towards suppressing rebellion. -
Many of the parry we're AS great rebels AZ
there were to le found i'll South Carolina, -
Hundreds of them IL ioiCed in rebel sGecessos,
some hurahed FIR letl Davis, Stonewall Jack
son and other prominent Generals, aud few
Joined the robel arlIir', and fought desperate
ly to overthrow the ,jovernment, Senator
salisbury boosted that he lad not voted TO
raise man or a dollar 10 put down rebellion,
and his friends in the Legislature evinced the
same feeling They not only refused to APP
propriate money to spstain the families OF sol
diers, to bury the dead ut Gettysburg but 10
give the troops from this State n woe OF
thanks. Such record is enough to damage
any party with truly loyal men In TACT a
man that realty desires the perpetuiiy OF The
Government, cauno, vote Tor such eympathi1
era with Iehellion
The idea that the rt'Lens "t the Southern
States should he resortcd to their former re-.
ls,ions with the Government without urndi
sion or qualification, appears to u ridiculous
When We consider this amount OF misery they
oausei il seems to us that ths leidora should
be forever disqualified from holding Office aud
that something shou he done to make tret-
sol odious Ne do not wish second rebel
lion, and neither do we wish TO aee men who
strovs to ovefturn lhs Government, pleoed in
positions Of honor OF profit We think
honest loyal men will agree with US, and there
fore We SAX them TO vote against the Sauls.
bury party at the coming election.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

SHY ERIsE.-We would call attention to this
new and valuable article, for the benefit OF our
readers, as we have tested it and find it to be
all the manufacturer claims for it, 1t really
works wonders with all articles OF brass, cop
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ing ofpure bright silver which can be made
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also the best cleaner of silver and plated ware
We have ever seen giving the beautiful lus-
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experience, and have the testimony Of sciea-
tifc men and prominent chemists, among them
Prots. Sburber and Meyer, and Orange Judd
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en's Injurious TO metals or the hands.
, Believing il TO be Que OF the most usein
| invent ohs OF modern times, we recommend
il to cur lriends.-[N Y. Farmer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

SujraEaED TO DkArH --'rhIeo children OF
Mrs CaOds, (two girls and one boy residing
In Pierpout, y Y, were buried il sand pit I,
near their mothers resldeucs, on Thursday
lnst. A Mr.. Hnnlley, who was drawing sand
from this pit in question, on returoing from MS
lianer, fouai the auriaee caVed ~ aad while
rsr,nyipe the came discovered the body Of Que
of the c6jldreu. IL procured assistance, and
bssreued TIM work, when tv other bodies were
brought to light,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

DRKApTuL ACCIDENT occurred near Peoria.
H.. on MoliAy night. man named Georgia
GrsSier was filling kerosene lamp that wa,
lighted, wLun it exploded, setting fire to the
house, which burnsi Down ral in 1t burning
10 death his three youne est children, IL babe one
year Qirl suvea, and boy nine years old.
Himself ani his Oldest boy were severely, if
MOI fatally burned, aud his wife consid' rany
Injured barely escaping ia her Eigut clothes.
Ii occurred u. millight.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
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RG-Isier,s Office

NV CASTLE COUNTY. Oct. sd. lEt6.
4 roN tho spplieAuon OF M'lism y. CLARK, Admin
in said County deceased IL ordered ans 81, Do-
ed BY the Re xister that the Administrator Aofessii
notice OF the EtAntnE Of Letters lAdpuistrn,
apOn the Estate Of deneAhed with the date grau
thereof by to be Vosted rIthii
foYty days from he dAte OF such Lettersln the
most public plsees OF the COuntyof New Castle
Inc s hSvinE donna nd Ainst the EstAteto
present the same abide by Act OF Assembly 10
sHeh case made and provided. And also the
TO be inserted within the Rod he De
Republican Anevspaper blished In Wilmington, and
to b e contin ned I heteint two months.
N~l Given undsr the nd 81 A 20 n &c - e
BS. ReEister aforesaid, stSew Castle in New Cas-
f-~~N tleOou ntY Go ressid the day and YeEr at
written, EOBERT u. PRAIAl, Rpgiatsr
NOTlCk.-AHpersoD - having eisim sagREtfthe -
late of the deceased must presen ia Rttestst
to the Administrator before The - October
l6b7. Abids the Act o. Assembly sueh
ma de and provided. WILLIAM h. CLARK,
Administrator,
Address Delaware City, Delaware. set2,fn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
Aslawara Aypabiiean.
THURSDAY, October rs, 1866

REP PUBLICAN UNION N0NINA TON
FoI GOvernor,
JAMES RIDDLE.
Foo Reprssetahes ~ Conyrsa,
JOIN l.. MCHlM.
Senator's.
Johu q jackson, of Mill Creek hundGsi.
Curtts b. Ellison. Of Penoaier.
Representatives..
Benjamin Nields, Samuel Bancroft,
John A. Allderdice, John Pilling,
Charles Uorbit, Andrew Elisson,
l. vi W. Lsttomus.
For Shsrt6,
SAMUEL ALLEN.
FOR Coroner,
BENJAMIN Z. BELLEW.
Levy Court Ccmmission1s.
Robert Walker, Mill Greek Hundred,
William McClelland, White Clay CreeL.
John P. Belvile, Rcd Lion,
Samuel NJ. Encs, ST. Georges
Abrah Am l0gram, and
Joug ,han s Hand, Arpcqunimink.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

so The Vermont Legs ature, on Tuesday
elected l.. f. Poland rad q aor.e Edmunds
United States StnatCrs to III the uneIplr' !
terms OF aessrs CallGmer mad FJote. deceased
Hor. Justin ). Morrill, Was chosen senator for
the full term of si1 years from the ih 81 next
March,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
Valuable Farm for esle.

COut+ inug 2U1 Acres more i So, ii, tuite Ia
SNHse Red Lion nnndre ed, New UHstr Couut,t nj -
k.ht- ut Delaware, the River huhi FIVE mites
New Castle. Tia hu,idug4 are oSU'rtt, litcE h,u.e
with II rooms, good barn, spIns house ice house yi
other out-budipgs, A-n i've st.ry tenant h1u.e Il
is a h,altly and dtsiAir ttil stty. Apply 10
M~GAULLEY
Go6 Market II NilhiE-i. n. ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

MuRpER IN CoNNEoTIcuT Hartford, urto.
Der 2l.-Julius Thompson, OF West Hartford,
was brutality murdered last night, near his resi-
dence, by an unknown maa, who called lin
out OF the house to lend assistance. No arrsst IL
have BEEN made,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Loss OLA SrEAuER.-New YORK, Oct - -
The steamer F!oridh, hound to New York, was
sunk a. Havre, Frmce, on u,i'ber Oh. No
lives we're loaf. She had on board valuable
cargo OF French goods.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

GMD. --AugUstt, 0ct. 3 --Ths gold excite
ment III the upper eounties al G'or&lA, Is On
tsef5crease n oh ore has been i1u"d III LGmI,
Kin and Hall COUNTIES Mines have been so!i
at high figures.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
FOR ALE

~ Hne lsig- four Story Brick Store and
n, M Dwelling, No. az Market STREET. between se-
NJ o. cOnd aud Third ss Situated in The best part Of
|s the City, for business, 1t is very desirable sny
one wishing TO establish themselves IN business. Tha
Hcus is we'll adapted boarding. hou e. For par
ticulars apply 10 c. KcsdAll on Tho premises oct
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
MISS NJ. f.. RICE
No. 4I8 Murixc I sire -

ID especially announces to tho lades Of WilnD 1n
Hand Hufrouudag country, ard highly rsco nmenl1
the te lowned Diagram meth NJ Of drs cu'tins taught
perfectly IN short Az persons tRily sItiI
e 1t the best before the public The Hu lhor
beei teaching different -yetams for the last twa'ya
years, ant having seen more OF less mperfections IN
them all, has prORtel thereby, aud offers 70
the public that ID perfect having accuracy and stop
city combined Ladies WHO quite unused TO any
thing the kind with the aid Of this aIth themsely
with H. utmost aud accuracy DrsW MAX, II
much time aud patience by a. lind 81 de-ir1us
very profit able bu sness, 10 travel, become
teachers Dressmaking in all it, branches ATTENDED To-
promptly. full supply Of latest pterns at greatly
reduced prices Get! Is 2lW
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

fa Grist Mill, situate Nifdletnwn. Del
tid aware, for sale, it il Of The very beet bust
tl.X ness stands IN tue state, with never tsng
water power. The dam and never breaks-Or gets
out ofOraer. This spendi opertunity Tor Young
whe wants TO do large and pr ftahle business
WM. BRIGHT SON,
oct 22tf Real Estate Dealers, Wilmington. Dol
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
Price u Phillips.

Successors to samuel Kelly)
Inform their friends and the public seneraliy tbac
hey have taken the secoud Mill below the Bridge ON
the Wilmington side OF the Brapdywne. and are now
prepared TO grind gris at short notice. wheat coTu and
o1ts bought at the highest market price.
Flour and all KINDS Of feed constantly on hand and
sid at the lowest market rates, Every ons hing to
purchase are invited to call. BENJAMIN PRICE
sept 2l3n JOS r. PHILLIPS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
DIED.


IL Cincinnati, Ohio, October l4th, Edward
O. Porry, OF cholera, in tho 29h year OF uis
age.
Al Hockessin, Del. ON the 18th Instant OF
diptheris, JOHNNY, onl, remaining chita of !, l.
van and sarah Dayil in the Ninth year of his
age.
Farewell, Johnay 'hon hast LETT ~,
For that bright aud shin lug shore,
There to meet thy little sister,
Where death cAuuct part you more
Not the prayers of thy dear mother,
Not the longings OF nor heart,
Could keep thee, could not save the,
When twas wiled that you must part
Then weep not for him, dear mottet,
He Is happier TO day
Than lie would be here on eartl,
When his sisters far Way.
Then come and taste The heavenly pleasu.es
Whore your child has gnno before,
Prepare TO meet your little Johnny,
Where Death cannot part ron more.
ii T. T.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

KEw CAsrLk COUNTY, Oct. 18th, stp.
Upon the application OF ADAM GRUBB, kIssu-
u tor Of thu last Will and Testament OF John
Parker, late of Brandywiue Hundred, in said oeun
~, decd; II is ordered and directed by the lie
Eser that the Executor Aforesaid give notice OF tue
granting Letters Parliamentary upon the Estate Of
tn the iat- stanin Ethereof By
In to he posted within forty Hron
the date ofsuch letersu sh Of the most public places
ofthe County New gstle fequiTuR all having
against the Estate, TO preHenl the same
Abideby Act OF Assembly in such made aud pro
vided And also cause the same TO be inserted within
the period in he Delaware Republican, spa
per blshed in WilmiugiU and beconttnuedhere-
10 two months.
I@-) divenunder tn h and md Sea. efon ee n he
&, lie giste reEAd at NeT Castle in New Cas-
(~~~N tie CouEty Aforesaid, the day aud year above
written. RORERT Q, FRAIM, RegiAtsr.
NUTICE.-All persons Avingc alma against the EH'
tate the deceased present duly Attss
ted To thR Executor. before October IS, 1857,
or abide the Act Of Assembly IT such case y abe an
provided. ADAM GRuBb,
oct25-2 Executor,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Tho Trustees oitho Poor VIII hold quarterly meat.
ing at the Aims HAuse, At 10 o'clock A. on ths Slst
inst Persons having agsinst the will
please leave them at least days before the meeting
with the Trustee Of the Hundred, in which they re,ide
for his examination aud approval.
+. BRINGHuRsT,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
To Owners of slaves

Grimsnaw MeCabs have made arrangement "a uro.
sette ltim- Tor compensation for Saves WHO entered
the u, = service Add ess GRTMsUAw a NsCABE
No. 90! AlatKet St.
set T. Ina WIltn3psfnu nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
For Sale or Rent.
STORE HOUSE, MHARVEs and GRASERIEs

an One Of te best stands in the State. Wharf
NJ IN 1870 feet front there has been heavy business
SadltAA tuNing grAin, umbt r. hars, SC Inquire of
WA. A. HAZE RID Milton, Sussex Co, Del oct 22.64s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
A Valuable Farm as Private Sale

sf.4A We ave for sale that beauttiulf um of J-hH
s,N3 Wilson. Bq containing It's Of dIs, rate
Ih$ Land This is Que q the very hest firms in tho
xal2 stale. Tberl Is not foot Of poor IT,,
and .be hudinSs are all In ne order gold water s uty
OF rui. OF all kinds 10 Of god God land Ths
Farm is IS miles from the city Of Wilmington, miles
east from Mt PleaAnt station, the Dsl. Railroad ana
1 miles below 81 Georges terms easy.
WIN. BRIGHT SON, Real Estate Dealers,
Jy 2ou Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25


FLouR AND MEAL-Trsds continues dull snper ine
" I5o 10 aud nancy Ia Hnds ID quoted at 50 UulG So
according to quality Rye Flour nominal at S. -
aud Pennsylvania Corn Meal at 81 so porbbl
GRAiS-Mneat Is frn; Red 81 9j@3 10 white, ~ 10
@3 IS Rye ia held at Is. Small sales o psnnsy lyania
at 81 80. Corn has again advanced 4alas Of yellow Al
81 O8GDl 10. Oats NJ nos Gets Barley 81 20gl 80
Sales.--future Is inquiry Cio' eTseedwLith
|. quote at from T. oD to 90 per ~ lbs Timothy IS
quoted At s. 62 busol. Fa~soed is -eing H - 10
At 81 20
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Is the beet Literary Ptaily New spasr published Il
4 issued every Wednesday IN ~. thoroughly loy.t
and lnd"psfdeat iess2 10, cash s1,etg, q nnu,
bei' sent Every laol'ly should hasa It, A. an adyer
u-tug me'ium SPEEDILY H. Heal E-t.;e It /. unsur
pa's"d Adde'S PHILIP X sREAE.
Get l1t Gotm tnt1wn, Phiia6sphia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MAREErS.
Beef sold at $l6 Il $3.50 per 100 lbs fOT cnln-
mon TO extra quality
oows-$5O to Ss5 for springers, and s'O To 100
for milch cows.
HoGs-SlSa Sl45O per 100 pounds as to quality
sheep-Fat. Sheep sold for 9! to u cents STOCK
Sheep so to 81 90 each
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Union Business College,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Thomas May PIERCE, A. M, President.
Having; duringthe FIRST YEAa of its organization.
FIVE HUNDRED ANDFIPTY PUPILS,
ia ever department Of business. viii beg its
SECOND COLLEGIATE YEAR
with the prestige experience, and stability aoqui red
PROSPERITY AND SUCCESS
The Well-ssrLed reputation OF the College as
THE FIRST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
a6sst sni most experencsd Teachers 10 Their several
aepsr,ments sy the substsntal eleea1oe Of the In,
od The Course and by Decentralization and
ACTUAL BUSINESS
part cpated in by the Students usder the direction Of
teachers not only scientific bookkeepers. but also
BXPERlENCED BUSINESS MEN.
All attempts to represent business are disregsrdes
Phiadepais by the Prssiisnt. are SSgsh and sSi IN
Ssh ha rs sss tn, sSEy
eled the graduaies Of the College to Of the
largest aud most intricate sets oil books with confidence
THE ARRANGEMENTS
for earning out this system perfect. The Bank.
WI oesd G DePSrtTent insu;a1fs Exprrsi, and kx-
Gaatile transaetons accurately copied from their
snunterphrts in actual business.
THE LOCATION
OF the College, al Hsndel and Haydn Ia t. shth and
spring Garden streets, the common ~ the va
ious railroads connecting the city suburbs,
and the prnri MY OF economical ohrdinl houses,
To reside IN the city during their attendance college,
THE EXPENsEs.
The taims Tor the different Courses will be found
table below The Board ranges from 81 To SIS per
week AMI the time for the completion OF the
psr OF the expenses with those 81 other COLLEGES
Will be found to leave favorable balance of from S51
to $50 thus maintaining the reputation of TmE USios
as the
Largest, most Practical and Economical
Commercial College in the State.
PRINCIPALS OF DEPARTMENTS
Thomas May Peirce, A, NJ
II keim, q. N. Farr, Jr., Lieut.. j. r. Hickman
W Several OF the above speak Germau,
Z J spec al terms Tor Clubs.
III Soldiers received AT reduced rates
ma pHtLADBLPH!A, Sept. is 1896.
Dear Sir ~ was very much pleased with my visit to
" practical department of great value to the young
or middle aged man who wishes to acquire business
orma aud habiEs without the labor or apprenticeship
Your book noticed with cor siderable care 1t ia
| properly oykanEed and y FURNISHED with the usual
se az ~ d or Sa1knS es re-
substitute for national currency, and is cutie beautiful
in appearance
Wibhing you decided success, which you deserve,
DAVID b. PAUL,
President Tn ird National Bank
Circulars and perce's Practice Educator ready.
Sam plas OF College Currency sent by mail and dis
tributed srntuitously, Application at the
Office, 53l North Eighth st. sp 20
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For Sale.

n few good horses always on hand, for sale
JSaA at NJ. l0t East lth street, Wilmington, p,.
sAh may M uNDkkMo0n 4 CONNkR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
Music lessons


Vocal tltalian schon y and Instrumental, by
PROF. LEONuARDr
street, - - 20; IL tts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

4 lnnl ihihE MI hAlLot Apply u l.
AOOU C.FAlNRE Ksnuett Turnpike, mites from
wilmington. oct y I'm
~ Ew BUCkwHEAT MEAL-Fifst OF the seasan At
" IT, very lowest whoie-a and retail prices At @.
son oil Market street uctl
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

- "a STREET TEA HoUSE, 6sSs -
lY OOrEer of Twelfth aud Market street,If2 a
Mad ~ opposite the great Farmers Market. kSkA
FOlp & co.
Iply ll4s Market st pLIlap dht..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
Delaware CITY Academy.

I'HE next term ni this school Will begin ID \ on
Monday, sept 81 1865. The Prncii al refers to any
OF tho7e She had children wards in lis charge ring
the past year for Information in regard to the character
OF the school. For terms, &c., apply TO
l.. X. BAUGHFR,
aug sam prit ,in.i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

To FNEIWEs,St


The mud, rsigntd Is prepared to mRnur.etnrp sOR-
5iUM SYRUP at his Mill, On PIKE Geek near Tay-
lor Old Factory, Al Creek Hundred. Tho charge VIII
he AZ cents per Glilou. oct law n gAssRrT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
kNz FOE sAIlE.

4FiSe. The under,lg oilers Mt private sale,
ks.IA truck ant dairy inrm, containing about ntty
GISiW Acres situate In Non Castle Hnudrei on the
river Delaware, about miles from Wilmington The
land Of the best qutt' bsirg In high state OF oul-
tvaiion and very productive, ;hrri 50 Of
marsh, the balance upland The buildings are small
but com Portable. Terms easy. Apply to
BENJAMIN KLIIOTf.
June % tlrandywus lid:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
FOR SALE.

&W4A Tue suhse-iher offers private sale his
ssIUu Real E,,Ntc. situate 10 Prncaitr Hundred, on
MlHk tho rad lr.aiag from slAk, -praf"'s nsiil to
Elk on hmng two m.les rom Newark belst aud thrsa
from EktOn, Nd.
No. l. Contains about ITO thirty Of which
good woodland The arabic la ID - divided into
fields by good fences aud water Ia all Tho
lmprovene nts ares good dwelling house, good barn,
% by 81 feet wagon house grsnAy cribs spring
house, smoke house, dc There are peach and apple
orchards, and variety " other fruit frsea There
good bed II iron which adds greatly the vaua OF
the property. Ills within 600 yards OF the P w.AB.
Railroad
No COntsins about forty Of land, which 10
a good new house Nearly half the tract is in wood
II Is Onyenient to mills, schools, and churches
Any wishing to purchase Is invited to call the
sub.oriher. Terms easy WIN SLICK. OCT Is 2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

GA RID.
The Sub-cTihsr having acted as Superintendent for
several years In the man uicture oriARRE1TS SCOTCH
SNUFF, guarantees the Trade article. the genuine
quality OF ohch cilaot be surpassed in this c0tHtrg.
aug g.3ms RALPH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
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WE oGer To tho trade full ussortrlort Il ulls a.i
Candles o. the tes qnity, among Winch ara
Pure Winter Sperm OIL.
Bleached Winter Whale OIL.
Racked n " Coast Whale OIL,
Extra Winter Lard OIL.
Carbon or Coal BEST Brands) OIL.
Lubricating Zine or heavy Machin-
ery) OIL.
Sperm Candles, all sizes, New Bedford
Brands.
Admautine Candles Hotels and Us.
Parafline or Wax Candles.
The same careful attention tbs quality u goods
that has characterized house for nearly Is, =
observed dealers throughout tue country Te,y
upon getting PURE ARTICLES from Us.
ALLEN 4 NEEDLES,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN FER
TlLlZEkS,
AZ S Delaware Ayeuu-, and Il Hat,t suroi.
PHILADELPHIA. act -s.a