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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

A CONFERENCE.-The tho trial Of Surratt has CO.
cupied fortyhvo days and is not yet concluded tho
trial Of the Pole, BereEowski, who attempted to
assasnate the Gear, in Paris over In two hours
after It had begun. Our character OF being fast
people Is certainly not justified by the time eOnsun.
ed il criminal lrlals Paris corr dependent OF the
New York Joarnal of Commerce sa vs. that there was
very general satisfaction at the verdict of the jury
which found g exlenuating circumstances" in the
case oil BerezoWski, and the sentence Of the cosrt
to imprsonm ent for life and hard labor, instead Of
death. The apparent absence Of all malignity OF
character the infantls look of the prisoner and his
exemplary character, moved ali present TO cora,
passion. lie was evidently monomaniac upon "
wronga Of Poland, 6
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

The CHOLERA Racine IN SIoILY.-The oflcial
accounts of the cholera in Sicily, dated Psler.
mo, the 29lh OF Juno and the 4th Of July, report
as follows; In the province Of Girgenti, from
the 18Th to the 9th of Juae, 2,573 attacks
and 1871 Deaths Csllanisetta, from the l7th
to the 9th, 1906 attacks, and 1872 deatha;-
Trspani, from the 19ih to the 9th, IL attacks,
and Is deaths; Catania from the 23d to the 2Sh
LOT attacks aud 55 deaths. For the week en-.
ded July the 4th, for the provinces of Catanla
OailAnisetia, Girgenti and Trspani the attacks
wero 1898, and the deaths ,42l. Palermo
and Messina enjoy perfect health, and both
have established cordons against infected dis
tricts.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
For the Delaware Republican.
u AnrEpCnNSl imam srR ApnO

Ma. EDIToR We desire to call the attention
of the public to this valuable inveuiiDn IGI su.
periority TO the old one will be seen at once by
those who are familiar with tnese Machines -
Those who have seen its operation ia this sec
ton pronounce il Indispensable where good
roads arc desired, and its general use will
materially reduce our taxes, performing as it
does tho work OF dozen men. II 10 OF light
draft, and savel the use of the shovel altogeth-
er in most pl aces. II will save millions of dol.
lars to the country, aud we hopes fortune
TO the inventor. Those wanting further in(or"
nation can address Mr.. Vim, Patterson, Salem,
New Jersey. PRo BOND PuBLIoo.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
EtNaafaTKIs,N i,l1FIOll.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY July 18th, 1857,
Upon the application q Albina NsWlin and Joseph
" Nawin HawthrOp, Executors OF Joseph NeWifp
late Of Wilmington Hundred, in said County deeSassd
IL ordered and directed BY the Register the III
e1utors aforesaid give notice ofthe Of Tettera
Testa entary upon the estate Of with the
date OF granting tbereoi by causi to
be posted within forty days from the date Of such Lett
ters aI Of the most public places Of the County Of
againstthe state TO preaent the same abide by an
Act OF Assembly in such Ga made and provided And
also cause the same 10 be inaarted within the same
psriod in the Delaware Republican, Newspaper pubs
rhed in Wilmington, and to be continued therein two
months, -
49,, Given under the hand and Seal OF once of
s. SS the Register Aforesaid, at New Castle, IN New
tN CASTLE county sforessi day and year above
written, II. o, FRAIM, Re qister,
NOTICE -All persOns having claims against the
tate OF the deceased must present tho duly attest
ed 20 the Executors, or before July l2th, 1888,
vided, ALBlNh NEWLIN, ~
JOSEPH NEWLIN dAWTHROP,
EXECUTORS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

THE PoFATo R1r.-The farmers of Long Is
land are suffering this season from the potato
rot. The losses from disease last year are re.
newed this season on a much larger scale. In
some places fields embracing many acres are
wholly blasted We saw evidence OF this in
Queens, while passing over the Leng Island
railroad. Tho mercer variety appears TO DO
the most infected To save themselves as much
as possible, farmers are basteDing the crop
into market, though it not unfrequently hap
pens that potatoes looking very fair when dug
show distinct signs of disease before night
~ Y. Jour. Commerce.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
Address, wilmington, Delaware, JylS
81 REHISTER,S nFFInR-

-. NEW UA9TLH UOUNTY, June %, I3B1,
EJP0N the application Of Hannah Leech, Administra-
trix q Y II WitllsAsssh late Of wimiastos
directed bg tho REGISTER that the afore
said giv0 notice of the granting OF Letters Admihs
trAon upon the estate Of the deceased with the Of
granting thereof by causing advertisements TO be post
siT Of tho most public places Of the County OF New
Cattle requiring all persons having demands against
the estate to present the abide by Act Of
Assembly 10 such case made aud provided. And also
the to be inserted within the same period,
in the Delaware Republican newspaper published IN
~ Given under the hand and Seal Of 0fncs Of tbs
SBS Register Aforesaid, at New CASTLE In New Castle
(Ne-N County afore said, the day and year above
written X. o. FRA1M, Register,
N0TIOE.--All persons having claims against the ss
tate Of the deceased must present the same duly atte
ed to the Administrators before June 2dth B6s,
abide the,Aot of Assembly In such case made and
provided. HANNAH LEBon, Advantageous q. =. A.
Probated bills may be left with John g. Yates, No. IS
Market Ht; eet, Wlnin gton, Dell IVA I'm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

PEACE NRWs-Richard Townsend d Co, at
their stands, No. 36e and $40 West Washing
too Market, New York, sold, on Wednesday
mo ming, s crates of peaches for Samuel
Townsend, OF Townsend, Del, for seven dole
lars and fifty cents per crate; and sold for
Samuel Townsend, Jr., Canterbury, DEL, l54
crates at seven dollars per crate, all Hale's
Early. Samuel Townsend, Jr., will have about
$50 crates or TOO baskets of six hundred three
year old Hales Early trees. Two small lots OF
10 and IL crates each, were sent forward last
week from the Canterbury orchard.
Beautiful gold-bordefed Paper Window sbads,
All oolors Also, great variety Of common Paner
Market street. and a.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

OBITUARY. al the residence of her ia
Their, In Brandywins hundred, on the l4th
ult., Anna Starr, aged % The angel of death
hath visited a dear home, and borne away one
of its sweetest treasures, leaving vacancy
that earth cannot fill, and the hearts OF the
dear ones sOrrowing. They miss her every
where. her light footsteps are no longer heard
her kind, gentle voice and happy smile gla-
den them no more. All, all are gone words
cannot express the loneliness they feel o. how
great the bereavement All, methinks hear
them saving, " Home Is not home without
thee " Yet dear sorrow stricken ones, there
| Is balm for every wound. however deep It
| may be. a Joy for every sorrow. The Lord
| had need OF that sweet flower, to bloom with
| him in Paradise, aud II is only transplGnted
| there, secure from storms, where sin and sorrow
never come. Too genlla, too pure for earth.
| He kuew she was ready to come a. his bid
ding Jesus called and her spirit responded,
Saviour come, and on the wings of faith aud
| love,-yes infinite undyiug love i--she was
waited away beyond the skies, entered the
pearly gates of the celestial city and received
a crown OF unfadng glory, wi IA the redeemed.
| Gould those loved ones SEQ her now, roam
| log amid the bowers of Elem, tuning IA golden
harp TO the blissfu anthems OF Heaven they
would not wish her back on earth again Gould
| they hear her spirit W hisperings saying.
HFather, mother, sisters, brothers do not weep
| Tor me, we are Only parted for little while; /
wait TO welcome you here 10 this bright htay-
enIy hOms, where we will part no more "--
Jesus doelh all things well, Dear, sweet Anna,
| caunot call thee dead though thou art gone
| from Us, for know thon hast obtained the rich
| adjoining of everlasting lie in glory.
There is no death what sosms 9, is transition
This life of mortal breath
/ Il but suburb oil the life elysian,
Whose portals we call death.
In that great clolater's stiffness and seclusion,
BY guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from sims pollution,
she lives, whom we call dead. NJ N. g.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08


BUILDERS HARDwARE.-We would call the
attention of those building to stock OF Buidng
Hardware, Paints, Oils Glass, DO, which is well
selected and one Of the largest in tho State Nails
Sash Weights, Rim and Mortse Locks, Butt Hinges,
Shutter and Door Bolts Staybacks, and in fact all
necessary material for building, for sale by
CAPELLE 4 BROTHER, PA Market st,
Carpenters Tools, Planes, (Carpen or and Chap
ins' mako Chisels, Sockets and Firmers Squares
Steel and Iron Compasseu, calapers, Rules, Noode
aud Steel Braces, Pinohsrs, Bovels, Saw Sen
Plumbs nd Levels Re-, for sale by
CAPELLE & BROTHER, 2l4 Market ST.
GLOVER EE0.-Prime Chester County Glover
Seed 10 store and fer sale by
CAPELLE b BROTHER, 2l4 Market st,
GRAIN BAGS.--Stark Mills, Al, all. cotton
grain Bags, for ssleby
CAPELLE. a BROTHER, 214 Market ST,
PLowS, of different makes, as follows:-Hecken-
dorm, Moore, Atwood 4 Wiiay's, New York pako)
for salo by CAPELLE a BRO, 214 Market st.
Pillow Observation-Disclosures Meore, Atwood
A Wilsv's for gallo by
OAPHLE b DROT{dER, ga Msrketst,
KNIVES ni4 D FORKS four stock OF Tablo and
Dessert Kuiyssb Ivory, Tip6orn, Ebony and Coco
handles, both English and American makes, is
worthy Of the Attention of any one wishing to pur
ohase oAPELLE & BRO, 2l4 Market st.
sAWs.-Tuttlo's patent cross cut and wood saws,
for sale by cAPELLE a BRO, 2l4 Market st.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
n EaslSTEak,s OFFIOE

NRW UAaFLE OoUNTYl June 10th, 1867.
I pom the application OF John p. Doughten, Admin
" istrator Of Themas Turner late of Nes Castle Hun
dred IN aa County deceased It's Ordered and direct
give notice Of the granting of Letters Of
tho estate OF the doOgased with tho date of
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from The date Of such Letters In six
OF the public places of the County of New CASTLE
requiring ali demands against the eVtate
to present the abide Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided Aud also the
10 be inserted, within the period 10 the Delaware
Republican, published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein two months. -
k-.NS-l Given under the hand aud Seal Of ONCE OF
IS, tho Register aforesaid, Mt New Castle, in New
l--S--S Castle County Aforesaid, the day and year
above writteR. 4, U. FRAIM, hesiBter,
N0TIQE-AIl persons having. elai@a aealnst the
of the deceased must The duly
teBted, TO the Administrator before Jane 10th,
1865 or abide the Act OF Assembly n such case made
ADDRESS Wiimin gton Del. jois ami ADM nistrator
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
RelaiaSss gtpstliiAtia'sal.
MONDAY, August 5, 1857.

AoNHY Authorizations who are indebs-
ed Tor the Republican would confer lsscr BY
calling at the office and settling their bills
The amount 10 each case msy be ttihing, ya'
the aggregate would make very respectable
sum. We therefore hope that 10 ono viii con
sidel the two OF three dollars due too insignia
ckntto deserve bis or our attention.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
DIED.

In this city, 18th mo. 3lst, Stephen Bonsall,
in the 76lh year OF bis age. 0...a
AT The residence of her son In New London,
Connecticut, July 2s. Mary II, wife Of Samuel
Barry, oflhis city, aged SO years.
In Brandywiue Hundred, on the "A inst,
Sarah, wife Of Charles Y Smith, aged about 10
years. HFs -a.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

HoBIoIDE.-A colored man named Henry
Dsshiell was accidentally shot and killed by
John Douglas, another colorsd man, in Tyss-
kin district, Somerset county, Nd, on Satur-
day. Douglas pointed the pistol at Dashiell
and snapped it, not knowing that it was load
ed-Dashiell died almost Immediately. Doug
las surrendered himself.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
JoHNsToN 81 BoGIA. ID "a
ll WILMINGTON, DEL. ian 81
RegIsfer,a dlMice.

.rpoN ,ha N.E gAsrI5 uousIy, July sist.. 1867,
FUN the Appil oRton OF Martin u, Walker, Adminia-
traitor Of lillian Whaoo, tcolored man. late OF at.
georges Hd In said County, deceased It IL ordered and
ureetel BY the Register that the Administrator aore-
td give notice Of The Of etters q
OF Granting thereof by causing isemsnts to be
rosted Fthin forty days from the date Of stera
~ rx OF the mont rublo places OF the County OF New
asils rsaurlne AZ persons having demands against
thee sthte 70 present tho same abide by Act
Assembly In such case made and provided And q 40
cause me same 10 be inserted within the period
~ the Delaware Republican, newspaper published IA
Wilmington, and tobe continued therein two months.
i.s~-l diIen undof tho hand and Seal OF office Of
jbs the Regater asorerald, AZ New Osntle, In New
.hoys wNt 9se COUNTY s'sEesa,d ne say and rear
NOrtve; II persons having claims against the %
late OF the deceased must present the duly
Cd e he Adninisirater or before July sat, 1888,
Vided. MARTIN a. WALKER, AdminisIrator.
/ Address, MiddletowD, Delaware. aug l-9mo
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

tXTILLIAM H. sPRArT, Of Cherry Ill., Cecil County,
w Maryland, has q Power Of Attorney to sell the
KEEDLEBERGER CENTRE VENT TURBINE WATER
mys-Sms WHEEL. uul . .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
EAyING PURCHASED $500, 600 OF fHH
FiRSF MORTGAGE
O. GU NJ o NJ B O N ID =


a NORTH MISSOURI R. r. co..
Bearing per cent interest, having 80 years to ran
e. ss tSS 1aIs as sss thus pay
ns The Inv estot over per cont Interests which ispAy
ae TSis hosa Il ssaurca by Prg Mortgage upon the
~ the I'LL of 6ctoeer next extending sem the city OF
81 into sorthgrp and Central Siss9S 20 either
" W S bAE& S8GS ( Z oS Go'
Psptes holding other sSCnplss saa Si sssa
NE osT lie sbo5e BONDS sale AUD inyts ia YES
20 hs that they are net only very cheap but
Ivosim ''"-' No .s07 Market street.
wIsTARiS BALASM OF WILD CHERRY
uouGHs, OoLDs, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, oaour, nhoor
IEe ooUoH QUNsY, and thu numerous as wei as aah'
aiaeasas Of the THRoAr, CHRsT and Luhosi pro-
val p our cha geabie climate at all seasons OF the
year few are ortunAte enough to escape then
influence, How important then to nave ~ manu- hsei
tai autiote to ali tho mplaints Experience proves
that tba existain wrerAR's BkLsAM to an extent MOI
found In auy other remedy however severe tine suner
ing the application of this soothing, healing ana won
dertul Balsa at once vAnQushss the disease anu re-
stores the sufferer 10 wonted health.
| MIR. JOHN BUNTO, q
nr BALpwts OHRMuaa COUNTY, N. Y, writes
essa for nS wo being "a BY hin that in in c A;
"a geo iSs SSs es ySSa
dance of its merits, procured botie MY WY -
lima Vas 90 low with what tue physicians termea
sd OoNsuMPTtoS, TO be unable 70 raiae % la
blood giving the Balsam tane
was 40 uu pleased with its operation thAt III
another bottle aud continued giving H. beioIs vi
bottle was entirely used, sho ceased eongnlns rs
| storgd her to health doing that which seNeiH f"'
| giciaus had tiled to do, but had failed.
| Prenared by SETH W. POWLE 4 SON, 10 Tsemon
street, Boaton, and for sale BY Druggists saneraif'
ACROSTIC.
q entity it penetrates through every pore,
il elieying sufferers from each anRry sore
> A ii wounds it heals with certainty AMI speeJ
| u uts, lurns, from lnilammato on soon are reeuI
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
"AIl Can Have Beautiful HAIR"
GRAY HAIR, BALDSEss, DANDRUFf,

A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NO0'S
Golden Periodical Pills,
Ia now over thirty years since the above celebrated
Pills were lrat discovered by DR.. DUPONoo OF Paris,
during which tmo they have been extensively aud sue,
ry4stny nssd In OF the public Institutions, sswe
a. in private practice; Of both hemspheIes with I'M
piraielod 4uOcon every case, and i T. only at inc
rgpnt requD8p NJ the thousands OF Ladies' who nave
usad Ii om that he Is induced to mako the Pills public
Tor the Walton of those suffering from any rreeu-
aritiss whatever. ..
CINE BOX rs SUFFICIENT.
10000 boxes have b1en sold within two years.
ZEN THOUSAND BOXES sent by Letter, both by my
self and Agents To A parts Of the world, to which an
syera have been retaFnsd, In which adtes say moth
IN like the ahdyo pills have been known since the
SCIENCE or MEDICINE dawned upon The world
In removing uhstru ad Roatorng Nature to It's
Proper Uhanae quieng the nerves aud bringing back
ths ''Rssy color Of Hoiith to tue check Of tho most
delicate,
Prace 81 per Box, SIX Boxes $5.
Sold IN Wilmington, Del, by SMITH DIXON, cor.
Seventh aud Market streets Sole agents for Will
Ladies. by aondus 81. 100 to them through the Post
eHcs IN have the pills sent (clnhdentislyO by Mall
TO any part OF tho country Stree Of postage" marily,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
EEEalsTEM's OFFIOE,.

NEW UABTLN U0uNTY, May 2Oth, 1867,
Upon the application Of Rey, William b. Moore and
" William w. Stewart. Executors ofthe last Will and
Iegt9ment 9f Rev; George goote, late Of b. george!
by the Register that the Bxeentorg aerrssie, give
notice of the granting of Letters Tests mentary up
tho the deceased. with the date farant
Ing thsIsoi by oaasn yestissment1 ~ bs roated
six efthe most public places of the County OF New
CASTLE recurring all demands against
the Hatate to present th abide by 40 Of
AsssaRiy ia s9eh osse made and provided And ALSO
in the Delaware Republican, a neWspApe pu bli Hhod
IN Wilmington, and to be continued thereintwo
b1->Sl eiyenuneerthe hand and Beal Of 0meg Of
81, sly the afOresaid, at New Castle New
t-'N~l UA.te Oou ntY aforesaid, tn o day and year
abe I've written. Il, o, fRAiM, Renlster,
NOTICE All persona having claims against the
hAtstS the must pregent thesame duly at
tested to the Executors before May goth 1868,
or ABIDE the Act Of Assembly In such made and
provided. WILLIAM 4, MOORE, I z...,...a
ia62m WILLIAM W. STEWART, hHsoutsrs'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
GsewIsferss VOITCe,

NEW OAsTLR County,, May 27th, 1867.
IPQN the epphcation of Howard Brin ghurat Jr, Ad-
miniatrator b. N of Elizabeth L. Shipley, late Of
gkDEtED and directed by the Register that the Adj
Letters Of AdmnEtra ion upon the Estate Of The DE-
ceased with the date Of granting thereof by caunns
TO be posted within forty days from the
dSss 81 such te5ters n SIX Of public places OF
demands against the Estate, to preseit the same OF
abide by At of Assembly in made and pro
Vded And also cause the to be inserted within
the same period, In the Delaware Republican, news
therein tive months, ~
AsNl aven hnder he hand and Seal of Once Of the
S. 50 REGISTER Aforesaid, at New CASTLE New Castle
r-,N County aforesaid, the day and year above
wsrilteen9;c II, q, FRAIM, Register,
Eatate OF ho deceased must present the same duly at
Tested to the before 27th 1885,
or ABIDE the Act OF Assembly in such made and
provided, EDWARD BRINGUIJRsr Jr =
Address Wilmington, Del. lmSo 2ml Administrator.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
Medical Electricity.
D n .sG EO. w .fFAIR Ia A NIB
tiHf MEDICAL ELEoTRIOIAN

~ II . W ~ W. w 81 ~ N Il ~ "a "a IVA ID |
MEDICAL ELEoTRI0IAN,
Tenders his services TO those requiring eeetropathic
assuring them that after seventeen years
practice with much success 10 philadelphia and 9th
or parts of the United States in tho application Of
the electric battery, he foes fully competent to un
dorlake any case that may be placed In his charge. \
CertiGoalebV Of many respectable citizens may bo
al his office, as 10 the curative enoct OF the
eectropathic treatment Of chils and fever, rheuma
tism, govt, paralysis, neuralgia, St. Vitus Dance,
spinal complaint, dyspepsia, tetanus, Ilock Jaw
gotre, womb complaints, chibIains frosted feel, 40.
N. D.-lnforniation furnished upon application in
person, and padenls treated at when
preferred 4n aYis gltf uY4,H Ii.
" 0dlce hours from 9 to ~, A. NJ, and to 8,
pm. ssss GEO. w. FAIRLAMBi
setaio 800 shipley Street. Wilmington, Del
atsq fRsvEaFNoEs. = n sls
& West, go lombard street, Wilmington pol
| 9. A. Allen, b0S Wesl seventh street
Capt. Ayrsa y. w. cor. 4th and Lombard .ul
JDo. O'Brlen. N. W. cor. 18th and Tatnaii, .
w. Strickland, 3is East 4ih street,
William prraer, ioT West 4th street,
| Jos. Miller I" q" AtH s--f
Robt, Blanslu. City Hotel, West Font st., g
| - MafiA De-. Avenue, above KcnnOtt pike,
Rev Rich Mallory, N. W. cor. i1th and sontb, rha.
| W o. ]. Nef, az South venth street,
J. s, Miller, ESQ, Eighth, above Coates,
| D. arQer, 1902 North Twelfth Htroot,
| Edgar 3. Petit, ksqr $40 North kleventh street "
| Jas Campbell, Esg, $50 Sonth STU street
Richard George, Esq,, 72l 9TH street
james Dick, Esq., 18th street. below Lombard
Jos. Krouae, Esq IS. W. cor. 18th and Shipper
| n. LAWS, . " south 9Th street
j. U. snp son, 1850 North llih street
j. Bowman, Coates street, above 18th
| II Rose, 1853 Florida street
H. D. Brown, Esq. Gl2 soath 10th street 9"
| VIM u. Butter, 322 North 9Th stroet !"
And many others. jyi Aawims
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TO UWNNUNa PTlV hss.
HaGsEtOMe or YOUTH

A Gsntlemsn who suffered for years from ksrvous .
fu indiscretion, will, for the sake ofsunerilsk1
ty send free to all who need Il, q ani-
sutisrers Ssbips 70 proat ST he was cursd
snee can a. 50 py ia Drfset siperi
msio's' ohs p;'sspHF. q Cedar street, New 4O,s
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
CARROLATE OF LIME.
@, III. NEEDLES,
MilIers, HOOK TO YOur Interest.

Professional Adiuster Of Trusses, So, &c.,
10 GIN Corner Of 18th 4 RACE sti, PAILAD ELPHI,
, 1867-07-16
Lutheran Church, ChrlstIamsted.

On Sunday the 2lst inst, there will
be divine service held with Communion
for both Lutheran Congregations in this
Church.
, 1867-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NET bekjendtgj6res herved at en-
IDJ Session vii blive holdt paa at
gangne Planter heraf Den VIM
Beech og e~fterlevende Hustrue Fru
Mary Heyliger Beech's F@llesbo
MANDAGEN d. 2den September
f0rstkommende midday XXI. IL slet
paa Procurater Heilbuth's Contolr
No. 33 Strandgade Christiansted,
hvor da Udkast til Regulation / Boet
vii blive fremlagt, og hvorefter dette
~foryentes sluttet.
st. Croix, Christiansted d. lode
JUL 1867.
r. B. DUBOIS. WIN. PEBBLES.
Executores testament.