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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
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Obituary.

=, Mrs. S. Alkaline Armstrong departed this life on
the mo-n Of the 2Ulh ult at the residence of hei
husband, William W. Armstrong odesss, Delhi the
She was suddenly called away in the m DIST of use.
fulnesR. AZ In the prime Of life. Her devotion to
her husband and children seemed to make her me-
cessity to their comfort, and now they ave In the
dec est ahl ction Had she not prepared for death
beforehand she could have had no time n her last
Illness to make the preparations 1t was unexpected,
short violent scarcely had the neighbors heard oil
her a tack before 1t was announced ''she is dead"
EARLY In fe she experienced the forpiyness of sins
From the time of her espousa 10 Chrisiiaai y, the
was an humble faithful and devote follower Of the
Lamb. She was not ashamed to own Christ at all
times. In the class meeting, in. the church and at
home she would al times cry aloud for Joy, and on
Inc morn.i o. her departure, Though the time for
nortation and rejoicing short She mpro ed it to
urgo all her fenrs aud associates to meet her In hea-
ven. She SAID Il am going to heaven" "a am hap
Ply In my Saviour" ~ shall soon be home" wait
yen all to meet me there"
large congregation assembled at the M. E.
q rich OF which she was member, on the afternoon
tf her BURIAL testified to their opinion Of her WORTH
and en- LOSE, by mingllng their tears with thofs or
her stricken companion and relatives. May we take
the solemn warming of our Saviour, .'Bu ye also
ready for IN .uch an hour as ye think rot the son
OF Man comcth." p
Odessa, Nov. Goth. 1858.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

We take the following items from the Mutual
Friend, which, as It advocates courtesy, We adj
wise 10 treat our correspondent in that town with
more respect;
The cunning fever is raging furlously around
Milford Urchins, who can scarcely shoulder q
gun, are popping away at pariridges and rabbits
with savage ferocty.
Thanksgiving day in Milford was probably
observed less than In any other Town in the State.
On the pr, scrt Thanksgiving day there was not
place OF business in our town closed, except
tile branch Rank Of the Bank of Smyrna. The
Church bells OF the different Churches rang at
the usual hour but they were very SHINY attended.
Both mercantile and mechanical business was
lhusued without regard to proclamations
here will be several shooting matches this
week in and around Milford.
MIR. Shadrack WEIGH, at the West end of Mil.
ford, has just completed his new storc-house, and
) now receiving his new stock OF goods
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

On Monday evening, 18th ult., the house Of Mr..
Samual Pusey, at COZ West street, was entered
and robbed of bonds to the value Of $4,000. $2500
being III Delaware State bonds, $1,000 in City
Railway bonds and the balance In Government
securities. The robbery seems to have been coin
mitted by some one concealed In the house, as a
visitor from the country arriving 1.-THE house after
10 o'clock on thenght ofthe robbery afterrlnging
the bell found the door unlocked and walked n.
MIR. Pusey expressed his surprised on meeting
his friend MS he remembered having locked the
door. 1t is supposed the thief had been secreted
ID the house aud had gone out leaving the front
door lnfastened.
The bonds were taken from the box In which
they had been kept aud the box tossed under
bed
No clue has been obtained 10 the thief, but 1t
must have been some one who knew that Mr..
Pussy had bonds In his house as no other articles
al,rear TO have been stolen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

HoRsE, BUGGY AND HARNESS SroLEN.-Some
bold and adroit thief entered the carrlage house
and stable of Mr. Samuel Brady on Tuesday
night week, and carried away one Of his match
horses, his best buggy aud harness, and two horse
blankets. The doors were then carefully locked
up again. Tho same party then proceeded to the
stable OF Mr.. VIM. Brady, brother of Samuel,
who resides In the vicinity OF Middletown, and
stole set of harness from him. reward of
300 has been offered, and 1t Is hoped the villains
may be npprehended and brought to justice. This
entire peninsula appears to be infested with
thieves, and nothing is secure from their grasp.
The people are bee ming 30 exasperated at the
frequency of these offences, that we would not be
surprised II they should visit with summary pun
lshnent the first offender who falls into their
hands, MiddietomR Transcript.
We do not like tho last sentence as It looks
like recommendation of lynch law; although
We feel confident IL WINS not thus intended. That
affairs should be MS our neighbor states them is
surely significant commentary on the boosted
efficacy of our peculiar punishment as proven.
tive OF crime.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
9eaths.

MiLLER.-on the goth inst, Miss Laura Miller, In
the 2lst year of her age,
CHANDLER-0n the Goth inst, at the residence OF
hsr parents, Sarah Ann Chandler In The l4th year
of her age.
LEE-On Sunday, Nov. s9th, at the residence of her
husband kt. Rev. Alfred Lee, lin Wilmington, Julia
White Lee, in the 18th year Of her age
HICKEY.-0n the Goth inst, John Hickey, ST., aged
05 years.
hAMBo-on tli' 9th ins Mrs. Rachel X. Rainbo,
10 the seth year of her age
COoh.-Francis Asbury, son OF Rev. Jnseph aud
Sarah Cook of the Wilmington Conference died
NJ Bridgeye, Del ON Nov. oath, 1868 aged two
years and nearly twelve weeks; sfter short but
severe attack Of bilious and Group
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
Marfiaaes.

mington, on the 1st inst. by the Rev. Leighton
Coleman, Of Mauch Chunk, Pa, q. Dlmmitk, OF
the ZANE place, and Irene Sophia, daughter OF the
late Alexis Irens Dupont.
M ERCER-PENNoCK. = In the New Jerusalem
Church on 26th inst by Rev. Willard H. HiDklcy,
Lewis I. Mercer Of this city, and Sarah #. PEN
mock. of Kennett Square, Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3O.-Cattle moderatelyac-
tive, without any material change; 1000 head
sold at 81 @ Sc. for extra Penna. and Western
steers 91s for few choice @ Sc. for fair to
good, 8 0l6t &C for common, gross.
Sheep in iairdemand, 10, COO head sold ut 5t961Sc
gross.
Hogs lower, 1000 head sold at $1,000 @+11 25
per cwt. nett.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

PulLApELrniA, Dec 2,-Flour quiet, Iowa.
Winconsn aud Minnesota extra family S7.J06S
$3.50, Peuna. and Ohio do S9@10 10.
Wheat held firmly, red S2@2.12, amber S2.15.
Rye advanced, western 81 60.
Corn advanced &c, old yellow s1.3O new SIG
$1.10.
Oats unchanged, western 1o@12t. Penna. and
Southern 55@65c.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
TEN HOTELS
~ Acre Farm at Public Sale.

mi On THURSDAY, December 18th. 1865, will sell
Ea.l at Public Sale the finely situated, az ArRE
FARM known as Fruit Knell." This desirable place
Is on the stnte rosd only IL allos of Kcnnett
Square, on the Phila. = Bait, Central Railroad 1t
mas great advantages either country residence or
permanent home for fruit and general farming. The
BUILDINGS are good large and convenient. with
nne dry cellar under; and lawn in front of honso;
i having been finely puiverized with subso plouehs
from L. to "a inches deep, and nrched. North and
west sides bounded by row of Evergreen trees and
growing on the place realv TO fruit are over 1000
standard and Dwarf Pear Trees; 800 Standard and
Dwatf Apple Trees 200 Peach Trees Cherry Trees,
Patches also four acres of Blackberrfes. three va
rieties Lawton, Kttatiuny and Early Wilson, Less
10 an two acres of the former, gives LIE. oft of
over $500 per year. Conditions made known at Sale
which will begin at O'clock +. NJ Sale will be
positive, as have determined to join my brother in
Salliornia. For further particulars apply to ISAAC
$50 Kennel Square, Chester county, Pa.
noy28 8tw ISAAC b. RUMFORD
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
OBITUARY..


The death Of Mrs. Lee. wife of Bishop Lee, Of
this Episcopal diocese, which is announced under
the appropriate head, will cast feeling of end
ness, not only over the bereaved family's large
circle of friends, but over many who will sympa-
tlilse most tenderly with the universally beloved
Bishop in his sore affection.
To the congregation of 81 Andrews aud to
many Others to whom the deceased was well
known for her many acts of kindness and deeds
OF love,the loss will be sad one, deeply felt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
An Errand of Marcy

The IN esion Of Mishlers Herb Bitters is one Of
mercy 10 tufeiing humanity 1t cannot be too high
ly estimated nor too widely supported It battles
against dsase in all Its varied forms, and rescues
the victims of death by thousands every year. The
cure 1t has effected in tens Of thousands of Ameli-
can homes, in hospitals, asylume dspensaturee aud
duced are admitted to embrace many Of the m.et
remarkable en- record But, while it is n stan dard
remedy for long train of diseases, II is also the
acme of perfection protective medicine ii cures
permanently and is vtalizing and straightforward
luz agent while on the other hand 1t is pafc means
Of regulating, reinforcing and protecting the human
physique from delateious influence, affect ny henih
and life. 1t the best tonic, corrective and aliera-
tive muse. Sold everywhere.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

TRINITY CHURcH.-Trinity Chapel corner Of
Fifth and King Streets has been entirely reprinted,
making marked improvement 10 its appearance.
The large cross slrmouEting the steepIe has been
regided, and now glitters beautifully in the sum
light, being plalsly visible from vessels on the
distant Dpnware
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

IsauEsr.-Deputy coroner Dorsn held an In
quest on the body of George May, killed on the
Railroad below Newark, on the 18th ult., and the
Jury rendered a verdict that deceased came to his
death through his own caroleseness In stepping
in front of the locomotive. Deceased was about
% yeaes of uge and was inferred In private grave
ward near the scene of his DEATH
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

THE LATE DEFALcATIoN.-Amo the losses
by the late dedication of Joseph W. Day, Cashier
OF the Union Bank, is the Delaware Association
for the Moral Improvement and Education of the
Colored People. The loss is about 5000. 1t will
not embarrass the operations of the society.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
CHESTER COUNTY

RADICAL REFORM IN MEpIcINE.-Tberc is an
organization of Radical Reformers-The Hygie-
mic Schoo--composed Of DR.. Trail of New York,
and his followers, who keep plodding along in the
even tenor of their way, with singular persstan-
cy, and in the face of much opposition. The col
be given at Florence, N, j. The opening exrr-
| ciscs were held ON Monday evening, on which oc-
casion addresses were delivered by Prof. Il. T..
| Trail, of New York, DR.. Dodds Of Ohio. DIR.
| Head of Philadelphia, and DR.. Cameron of this
city. A large and promising class of students
We're in attendance, the majority of them from
the Western States; there are also two from this
| city.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

SEisuBon Of ours, short-sighted sort of fellow,
said the other day that he wouldn't buy clothes at
Oak Hall because an acquaintance Of his had once
bought coat there that didn't suit him. We offered
for every enc whom be could show us who didst get
suited, to show him dozen who did get suited ex-
actly. And we would ask Of any other who may be
urging the reason-f the fact that more people
buy clothes at W. BIS than at any other clothing
house in Philadelphia isn't proof sufficient that all
reasonable poopls can get tuited thsTe
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

MORE ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning. two
more prisoners were whipped at New Castle.
They were two colored men, one convicted OF
the larceny of 80 pounds of pork, and the other
of stealing coat and vest. Each received 20
lashes The jail-ynrd was, as usual, crowded
with men, boys and girls, who seemed quite
pleased with the exhibition.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

eb 4. d y. Stevenson are the agents OF the cele-
DRAFTED Florence Sewing Machine which has given
nslyersa satisfaction and took the premium at the
Paris Exposition in 1867. Those in want of n good
machine should call aud see them at III Market 81
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

hENNEDY's SCOTTISH soNGs.-Now that Mr.
Kennedy has consented to give one of his popu-
nr entertainments in this city, 1t is hoped that
our citizens will give him a full house. The
ablest criticies In the county have pronounced
effective Scottish singer that ever visited the
United States. In addition to his musical genius,
his tales, and recitation are singuarly Illustrative
Of Scottish character, and Scottish history. and
ever fail to please as well as to instruct.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

DEATH OF PosrMAsTER.- l. jackson,
Postmaster ut Lincoln, died few days since.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

invalid physician while visiting abe Island OF st
Broix for their health experienced and witnessed
many surprising and beneficial effects of the Rum
there produced upon many of the invalids who
were like ourselves seeking health and upon in
its medical virtues He was delighted and sur
prised and determined to make it the basis of a
Tonic and Restorative Medicine. The result Of
his labors was glorious suc6ess Tor himself and
suffering humanity. The celegraled Plantation
ing an article OF merit, founded on new princi
pies and relying wholly upon the vegetable king
dom for its medicinal effects it worked rapid
revolution in the treatment Of physical debility.
MAGNoLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Colonge, and sold ut half III
price.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

~ Ladies', Misses and Childrens Merinc Vests of
all Qualities Lace Collars, Lace Wells and Lace
Handkerchisis at the very lowest prices.
JOHN y. FR0UK, 42a Market ST,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE w1LM1raToN. DEL

NEw LocoMoTIvE.-A locomotive built for the
Dorchester and Delaware X. R., at the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, in Philadelphia, is lying In
the old freight depot, in this city, awaiting the
completion of the road. She is named w. Will
son Byrn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

from thi, city was going through leslc. q lnun
by the name of Michael W sh, livi ~ thu e. who
was walking along the ack was stru K and
knocked insensible by the locomotive He was
sliye OF last accounts.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
DEAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE.
The Subscriber offers for sale the following descrl
bed property In MIL Creek H5., Del:
No. ]. 1rstclass fruit and truck farm of rs acres
iorate4 on the Lancaster turnpike, 6,1 miles from
Win ngton, and miles from Kennett Station on
the Baltimore Central r. r, Tho improvements con.
sist Of . large, handsome and convenient dwelling
Win pleasant surroundings; frame barn and carriage
house, tenant house, tool house, carpenter shoe.
smoke house, chicken house, and ice house, with
milk room attached an abundant supply of excel
lent water for house and farm purposes; bath room
in % story with fixtures for hot and cold water 1--WE
acres blackberries in full bearing two hundred aud
nlty apple trees, one thousand standard and dwarf
pears peach, plum d ounce trees, Strawberries,
grapes, &C.; a light and warm soil, well adapted to
early marketing Purposes timber for fencing sew
al hundred eyergreens planted for shelter and or
nament.
No.2. Twenty-Five ceres of land in Hockeesn valley
near Jackson's Lime quarres which is located d
haolin mine of nrst quality clay and fixtures for
working, drying, &c. This property will be sold
No 8. Twenty-one acres Of good land near Hook.
cssiA meeting house, adjoining No. q and comm and
Ing a beautiful view OF the valley. This an No Q
are on the route of the contemplated Wilm ngton and
Western r. Il.
No. Z Ten acres of young timber land large
proportion chestnut; located Z oi mile from No.
u sppy to the subscriber living on No. |.
JAS y, JACKSON,
hoVls-4tw ..oyeville, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

RlCAANDhON'S NEW METHOD
Il II E PIANO-FO RTE.
Unexcelled ! UnexceIIed
AND THE STANDARD BOOK OF INSTRUCTION.
Empoyed By the best Teachers,
The bcs, scheois
The Best Conse,ratories
And all individuals who desire TO obtain Thorough
and Practical knowledge Of Piano Playing.
Thirty Thousand Copies are sold Yearly.
and it is no exaggeration 10 ray, that
quarter Of q Million Scholars
HAVE BECOME ACCOMPLISHED riANIsTs
by using this Book. 1t is adapted alike To the Young
eat ane to the oldest to the beginner for ilrs les
sons and to the amateur for general practice. Sent
Boston. cHAs. ii. DITsoN u co. New York.
sugls-wti
COLGATE & cos
FINE TOILET SOAP
living brought those soaps 10 the notice OF oul
our own experience and t.a Of others that they are
The Hest 'roiict soaps
VI American ma. ufacture, we feel warranted by
our laiee and constantly increasing sales to make
best terms, which enables us to offer them at
Wholesale or Retail at Very Lon Figures
We have always on hand large stock Of Colgate
d Co.'S Toilet Soaps, embracing
SIyTY-FIyE STYLES.
To which we invite the attention of Consumers and
r. BRINGHURsT 8 CO,
Wholesale and Retail Dru rgists,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS
anl-d&wit Wilmington. Del.
B H e f!
IRON ANT PURE BRANDY.
BY DIR. HARTMAN,
Regular Graduate of the University of Penpsyyapia
II Will positively cure Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, and all diseases OF the Lungs Bronchial
Il has been the means of RESTORING THous-
ANpS TO health who have been given up beyond the
reach OF medical assistance 1t does more to relieve
the Coneumptive than anything ever known. Tne-
qualed sreng hener for delicate ladies' and Children
EACH BOTTLE CONTAINS THE NUTRITIOUS
BEEF.
The cure Of Consumption was first effected by the
use Of RAW BEEF and BRANDY in Russia after
warde in France, in which countries l have travelled
tor years.
have used 1t with perfect success in my own fam
ily. In presen ing this preparation to the public /
feel confident that every afflicted one who reads this
(eves the most skepticaD may become convinced by
single trial that 1t 10 truly mos valuable medicine
Giro lars and medicines sent to any address, Price
81 per botte-six for S.
Laboratory, 5l2 South Fifteenth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wholesale Agents, French Richards Dc Co., Tenth
and Market SITS; Johnston, Holloway O. Cowden COZ
Arch ST.; X. Shoemaker & Co., Fourth and Race
Sts.. Philadelphia. nov2-2taw&w
rT- SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYFHERE,
STRAY HOG.--0n or about October 10th 1865 n
large hog came to premises of the subscriber near
Kirkwood, New Castle Co., DEL
oc22-stw JOSEPH sAPp
EARMERs Scott I, srr Drur uo1, re..n-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

E'oR SALE-A Farm OF 40 acres in a high state of
- cultivation; Blackberries, Raspberrics, Straw
provements near Himmerton, Chester Co., Pa, 10
miles from Wilmington, = mile from Fairyile Sta
ton on Bait, Central r. r. on good terms apply to
NJ. NJ. CHILD d co.
novl9-3td 4tw 602 Market St, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

re- Ibagmatic Stncton.-Attached to an old vol
nme bearing The above title, printed in Paris in the
year 1907, We find the following gu int lines
MAY this vol me continue in motion,
Abd Its pages each day he uniured,
Till an ant has drank up the ocean,
Or a tortoise has crawid round the worlds
Rather strong wish to bs sure but no more fer
want than ours, in wishing all orr readers to hHy
ket street. ~ ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

g Ladies wishing Childrens Clohirg made and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed should go to
A. d X. STEVENSON,
liz Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

az Ladies aAd Misses Merino yess, Trimmings
Hosiery, Bindings, Buttons, &c., for Boys Ciehes a,
A. b 4. STEVENSON's,
712 Market street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

A SAD C,sE.-A young man by the name Of
William Wilkins, by trade carriage trimmer,
was married in this city about month ago, and
started with his bride, and all his earthly posses
sions, for Galena, Illinois, to reside there. A
friend of his in this city, received dispatch n
few days ago from him, stating that he had been
robbed of all his money, $500, shortly after his
arrival in that city leaving him ard his bride in
rather an unpleasant position. It is rather sad
FIX for young man to get into, just starting out
in life, and we sympathse with him in his loss.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

W Hosicry.-We have just received a full line Of
the best quality OF ladies, misses and children En-
glish Hosiery, best gu ility Of Plaid, striped and
checked Cashmere Hose Fancy W ollen Hosiery
Of all qualities at the very lowest Philadelphia PRICES
JOHN b. FkOCR,
"a Market st.,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

Those in want Of pstterns for ladies and chill
drens clothing oft the latest style should call on
A. u L. STEVENSON,
Til Market at root
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03

"TAe proof oil the pudding Is In The cailng," aud
the proofo everything else is in the trial of ii.
We have often spoken in praise of Wanamiker ~
Browns Clothing house because We believed in 4 cir
enterprise and success. But never asked our
readers to take our word in the case Wefo sugges
however, that ii is but justice to them elves that ihe
should taste this pudding to sec ifit is not good
rel resented One suit W II decide the matter and
yu cln b, Rome the loser and may be much the
gamer.
Plastic SLATE for roots can he used .nywhere tnut
any material an mystic. 1T atlaps Itself 10 very
ehape and condition. Adhesive. it adheres To felt.
brick, store, plaster glass, wood, netaor auy cesn
dry surface. Noncombustible, it is The means of
destroying your property, but OF protecting it. I'm.
pervious, water steam cannot penetrate or dissolve
it. r. ATKINSON,
M n Waat Eoprtb ,t,.at u;,,ir,xto,, rai
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-12-03
MILLS, MILLS. MILLS.

Erfar<zrs5, IL or Is FIGURING Mills, Saw Mills
fIFlNHlnnaAt Sash ard Blind Factories, including
some very valuable locations TO- bust
ta1 I1I,i1iIiii ess, with unfalng water power and
zss improved machinery, vary lug in price
m IN $4,000 to s25OO; come Of which can be bunght
ut great bargains and terms that will be made to
accommodate buyers We also offer
TEN HOTELS,
some of them good stands, and others not very vau
bic for business purposes but the price is low rang
ing from $4,000 to s12 coo! and number ofthem can
be secured by making very all cash payments Be-
sides the above, we have Blacksmith and Wheel
wight stands, private residences and miscellaneous
plo ertv, amounting ia value to between two icy and
$500 nes ly all Of which IL fully descr bed In our
Glr uiar or Catalogue Of Real Estate, which is pub
lshed monthly and sent free to all applicants
Address b. j. SMITH u CO.
Real Estate Agents, Newtown, Pa.
Newtown, 11th-mo. 81 1ses dee3 CIV