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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
HAMMERS AND HORSEMEN !
PUBLIC SALE.

or ". D. Cornog,ef Pencnder Hid. near Newark, Del.
~. The subscriber having rented his farm and
%SN about to retire from farming will sell ut Pub
lie sale, at his residence on the road leading from
Newark, all his stock aud farming utensils, on
TUESDAY, March 1Dth, 49, the following desert
bed nsrSonsi pro- cry IS head 81 HORSES and
Uorseinen.
COWS.-1o head Of cows Of improved stock, all my
uwu raising from select stock, will be in profit this
spring. and in The fall yoke of down country
oxen, lively workers 10 head OF and year old
.ierrs in good order.
PIGS % shoat pigs worthy the attention of those
FARMiNG UTENSILS, conaisti-g of four good
Wagons; six hor-e with broad wheels flour
horse with narrow wheels / three horse wagon
three inch tread. nearly new, made to order two
horse with hay bed; two other hay beds made to Or
der narrow wheeled horse cart; broad wheeled
cart with tongue and shafts; family carriage new
with tongue and shafts, made to order; one Ger
manlowu, new last year thee horse tread power
with hrasher ans ceater, new last fall ; two horse
power with thrasher and separator, Wheelers pa emit
also thrasier and separator; grais fan, ROBBERS
patent, good article corn shelter, telegraph hay
mower and reaper or dropper, | columbian mower
and reaper with self rake, Of Woods wellknown
mowers; Davis and Entrikcn mower and reaper,
steel tsoth horse rakes, Pratt and Smcdsys pstrut
in good order hay forks drags for unloading hay
with ropes sand pullies complete, grain cradles,
moving aed brler styihes, grain drill, one raritan
drill with phosphate attachment, the se-t now
ue, Bcekfor,i an Hoffman drlll, drills grain and
pntNPuutc wei, one vi fennOck mtke, IL plOUHhs
and cultyators, twin harrows, poles for marking
out corn ground, with steel poists. Indian corn
planter, a complete machine, a man aud hoy can
mark and pant 10 per day, so 1t can be worked
bo'h ways, corn marker that will draw rows at
once; forks rake.. shovcls, spades post spa,les,
OK. log. COW, bur- breast spca, fh iolked, carry
ing. and one large strmp chain, and olher chains.
HARNESS. sets vt stage harness. nearly new, 4
sets OF heavy wagon qni'ers, sets of heavy lead
gears, ID heavy collars, 10 wagon brides stage or
plough hidles, 10 large size housands wagon sad
dies, lead lines, wagon whips, 10 sets OF leather
fly straps pair OF double lines Is st .ole haittrs,
sets of single harness, sets of donbe harness, set
new, ssis Of leather plough lues, sets of chain
plough harness also 50 new bags aud lot oi ether
bags, horse cove 3, seed potatoes by the bnshel,
sets OF team bells, two horse sleigh ADD bells, two
carriage tom ue- many other artsles too tedious 10
mention in rhort all sary articles sufficient 10
farm frst-ca-s farm of five hundred acres credit
of nine months will be given all sums Of $50 with
out inierest, and upwards
Sale to commence Ut ~ o'clock. when lunch will
be given WIN. ID. C0RNOG.
A. CANNON, Auctr.
VIZ. RKrsoLps. Clerk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
DELAWARE.


Its Lands, Tvs Resources and Its
Advantages.
MEssRs. EplToRs :-Dedr iSirs.-I am prcpnr-
ing pamphlet, with the above title, for publica-
ton and general distribution--bolh among the
people oil the Stale aud others interested, but
more particularly for the purpose of attracting
the attention Of Northern farmers and fruit grow
crs To the wonderful agricultural advantages of
the State, and the great facilities which are now
aud will soon be given for transportation of all
kinds of produce to Philadelphia, New York, and
other markets.
If any citizens Of the State who would feel in
terestcd in this matter, and have got newspaper
slips, or possess facts from personal experience
of results and success in fruit and vegetable
growing or farming in Delaware, I would he
pleased to have them communicate them to mt
before March 10th. Yours, respectfully,
HENRY T. WILLIAMS,
Office of the N. Y Indepenac,t L."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
Smyrna.

We clip the following items from the Smyrna
Times, Of the 10th inst
lows ELEcTIoN.-Our town election will be
held on Monday, March I'd. How would 1t do to
nominate town hall ticket
lIoRsr SroLnS.-Mr.W. Davis, on the Dover
road q miles from this town, has had a sorrcl
mare stole from him. His son rode the animal
10 ticrkcryille on Sunday night, and she was
stolen whist hitched at u farm house.
Juvenile TEMPERANCE SociEIY.-Rev. w. B.
Gngg designs lccturing to the childcen OF this
town. On the subject of temperance, with view
Of organizing Juvenile temperance society,"
some day next week, he hopes.
RAILROAD MEETING. A series of meetings
have been advertised by the Directors OF III.
Smyrna aud Delaware Bay Railroad Company
at different localities, the last of which was held
at the Smyrna Hotel, Saturday, Feb 10, 1868.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

re- 1he place to go II you wnnt boots and slioer
that will wear is Nicholson Foulks, No. 102 West
Second street. Wilmington. Gentlemen can fnd an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
Shoe from The light dress shoe or fancy pump, to the
heaviest bregans or cavalry boots. For ladies aud
misses the variety offered is almost Infinite and meme
whe wish to buy can fail to be suited. while to get
shoes for your children, 1t is just the place to go
Remember the place, 1902 Vert Second street, Will
IninptOn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
Public Sale.

HE subscriber will sell at public sale. on TUES
DAY, March sd, 1865, at / o'clock, D, m, on the
BENNETT Turnpike, abunt mile. from the city Oi
y Wilmington. his sleek and g00da, to wit: fimily
,nrse. ] saddle h0rsc, bay mare l colt l young
FTH{Y hull, cows, hoiIers. sh0ats, and South
MY down sheep; wagons, carts. plOws, harrows,
as-r.z harness, crow-bars, chains, ten tons good
iay straw, 2sleighs, dearborn. Germantown wagon,
ihh u lot 81 house old and Kitchen furniture CON-
aiming articles tho numerous to MENTION
All sums Of -, and under, cash.
MARIS II. FREDD.
ions ID. HEYBURN, Auct. fsbl3-ts
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

WILL be sold ut Public Sale at the residence OF the
w subscriber at the jackson Inn, on the Isn-
caster Pike, miles from Wilmington, Christlana
Hundred, IN Friday March 9Th, 1865, at 1 O'clock.
7. NJ, the following described personal property
by their sides younp bulis Of good socl German,
town wagon as good as new, market deai borDs I
moving machine ms good US new, shaws patent, /
heavy horse cart. light horse cart, wheat drill, /
wheel horse rake, cider press OK yoke, ploughs.
harrows, cuivalors, forks, rakes shovels, spades
set Of good dearborn harness, set of plough gears
collir and bride, IL pairs of chickens. about 20
bushels Of seed buckeye potatoes, small churn and
many other articles not mentioned. Sale positive.
No postpOnement on account of the weather.
sNT Terms cash. JOSEPH ii. CALLAHAN.
OGLE 81 TOWNSEND, Auclioneers. feb2c-tsw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

EEI2Hy The subscribers living on tho farm o.
Nh ~ George McCran, and known the Shield,
49,. property, in New Castle Hid, and near Small
e.s Mil, aud within three quarter mile of Christians
Village, Me- they are about to renove to mnch sinai
Ter farm, and having stock than they will need
will sell ut Public Sale part their stock and farm
ing utensils, On TUESDAY, March Sd, 1868, at l o.
clock, J.. NJ, the following personal property, viz
good work horses, youuf mare in ioal by one D
the best horses in the State, colts, two year old
the other months, good mich cows, will So be
In profit, young bull, good stock, heller, rising
years o d. pair Of good oxen aud yoke, 20 good
ewes, with lamb Farming utensils: OK cart plows
harrows and c,itivators, good straw cutter, about
300 bushels or good Oats suitable for seed, by The
bushel, and many other things not mentioned,
TLRMS.-Ail sums of 1880 aud under, cash, ever
that amount credit ofs months, will be given or
the purchaser giving bankabe no,c with al proved
endoIser stamps and interest added
DEBORAH BIDDLE,
D.. L. A. BIDDLE.
u. Aunir
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The money market exhibits less change than
was anticipated, on account OF the troubles at
Washington. In New York the rate for call loans
was placed at per cent. but more lenders were
brought out than borrowers Governments have
fell of from u to per cent
Tho following report Is from Woolston & Co.'s
regular weekly sales of Stocks at Board of Trade
Rooms to-day ut 2 o'clock, p. In.
q shares Delaware Railroad, PIG
10 g Bank North America 255
40 255
800 " P. w. & b. X. II. "a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

for $36 per Dozen, warranted to fit, ut
WYATT n GARRETT'S,
Gents Furnishing Store,
novI-1yw J o. C21 Market ST., Wilmington. Del.
Among the many rcstoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the Affections of humanity there
Is no favorite for certain class of diseases
than the incidental gum" OF the Wild Cherry Tree;
hut however valuable it s,its power 20 heal soothe,
to relieve and toscure, is enhanced tenfd by scen-
tfc and judicious combination with other ngredi-
onts, in themselves of equal worth. This happy
miugling exists to remarkable degree in
DIR. Wfstar's BaIsam Of Wild Cherry,
whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Brsnchitis,
Whocpiny Cough, Group, Asthma, Pulmonary ADec-
tion, and Ineipent Consumption is incstimabe.
Strong Testimony.
From BENJAMIN wnEELEa. Eso., Depot Master of
South ROyalston, Mass
I'm the spring OF 1858 was most severely afflicted
with o hard, dry cough, with its usual accompani-
ments OF night swesis, completely prosrating my
nervous system, and producing such debtated
state OF health that, after trying medical aid tD
purpose. had given up all hopes Of ever recovering
as had also my friends. At ihis stage OF matters
hor 10 try wisiar's Basam Of Wild Cherry, and, be-
FIRE using two bottles, the eff Ct almost magical
My cough entirely left me. the night deserted
me- hope once more clated NY depressed spirits, and
Thus has this lialSam ms has often been remarked ny
pc SONS cn"ersunt with the above facts. literally
snatched me from the yawning grave. You are at
liberty 10 use this for the benefit Of the afflicted"
mont street, Boston, and for sale by Druggists gener
ally,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

IA The Subscribers will sell at Public Sale, on
(G3NSATURDAY, March It'll, 1868, at Woodlawn
Fruit Farm GU the Lancaster Turnpike, one aud-a.
hall miles West OF Wilmington, as follows:
One superior draught hOrse; one excellent driving
mare with ioal one yearling colt, sired by Morgan
SLACK Hawk one Germantown wagon and harness
u good order, two market dearbons, with one set OF
harness one cart and gears, one ret of de- uble har
ness one ret of lead harness, blow gears. brides
Collars, head hallera pows, harrowl, cnitivatsra,
&C, one roller cider mill, cutting box, .rowbar, ok
chain. post digger. grndst0ne, hoes shoves, forks
spades hot bed sash, fruit boxes trays bees large
lot Of flower pots, lot OF hay in the barn. lot OF
rye straw in bundles, or 10 bushels OF good seed
polatoes, two good LADDER, some household aud
kitcten furniture, together with many smaller arti-
cles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at one O'Clock, p. M.
TERMS ALI sums under fifty cash; of fifty dollars
and over, ninety days credit giving negotiable
note with approved security.
TIC TAYLOR,
feblId&wts Is. 4. TAYLOR
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

ANOTHER CASE UNDER THE APPRENTICE LAWS.
A colored girl named Louisa Griffin, whose
laiher, Andrew Griffin, resides at Chester, has
Just been released from the control Of II former
stakeholder in Cecil Co., Nd, by the interposi-
ion Of the Frecdmcn's Bureau. She has been
held by him since Emancipation, and some two
years ago The father visited her to procure her re-
lease, but was set upon and violently beaten by
mob who gathered 10 prevent 1t.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

LOCAL NEWS.

t5- Farmers and others aDiU please ep
ETbear in mind, that should they III
t5need sale bills printed, or public -
cFor private sales advertised, they ~
sScan SAVE MONEY By sending OF. u
esbringing their orders to this office. .en
rTWe haue large number Of neW. ~
tBand elegant cuts suitable for hand ~
rJ-Jills, and are enabled to print a. es
rg-beautvut poster at a reasonable aa
cJ-price., Orders filled in the shortest. ~,
sgpossibte time. -Ha
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

MrETiYG OF FRulT GnowERs.-T Delaware
and Maryland Fruit Growers Association will
hold an adjourned meeting at the public house of
William T. Chance, in Odessa, on Saturday, the
.lll day Of March, at / O'Clock, r. NJ.
At their last meeting on the 18th Of January,
u committee was appointed to solicit fruit grow
ers generally to become members of the Associa-
ton, and their President, Daniel Corbit, ESQ.,,
was authorized to report to The next meeting by
laws for the government of the Association.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

IN A good store stand and dwelling. stable, car
NIL ringe house, &C., all nearly new, with about six
acres good ltnd apple and pear trees, grape vines
and small Fruit all IN bearing condition. good neigh
b nhood. churches. schools, mills, snd Post ofiice
Tor rent in whole or in part q. d. JESTER,
near Kirkwood p. o.
ieb20-3tw New Castle co., Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

re- Great Bargains.-I am now selling at greatly
reduced price my stock of gooda, consisting OF
Black Lace Wells, Lace Handkerchief. Lace Collars,
Buge Gimps, Zephyr. Knit Good, French Woven
Gorsets Hosiery, q owes, Machine silk bnd Cotton.
Fancy Buttons, Buges. Frogs and Butt ny Cnmbi ic,
Pocket Books, saxony Yarn, Germanio@n woul
Emb slippers, Emb. Canvass Emb, lniants Waists, at
JOHN L. FROCK'S,
705 Market Street, next 10 ST. Pnnl's N. ~ Cnnrch.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
The gentle warming falls
Like snow where waters glide.
fhiiadeiphia Annual conference OF the
MethOdIst EpiscOpnI Glmrch.

This large and influential body of Chri,tian
ministers will bold its .iobtv-Grst session In
the u,;o, NJ n S,s,.ra, ., r.,,.,,, $50.
o.,oh W. L. ohureh, on rourth street, DC
tween Market and Arch, Philadelphia, beginning
ou Wednesday. the 18th day of next month
(MlrcA p;,i,a,, -, all, ,'no.,,o
M p'snop James WIN PRESIDE
;,, ,nls is probably one OF the largest and most
,a,puttaht conferences IN the whole Methodist
SS,n .n. It's territory embraces the Eastern
snnic oil Aiaiyaud and Virginia, the State of Del
naMale, and large portion of Pennsylvania lying
nIe'ween the Susquehanna and Delaware rivers.
~ numbers two hundred and eighty-onc (2SD
ministers exclusive Of foriy-one (4l) laymen, as
a.cwsards' managers and trustees Of the several
o'dlierence societies.
last annual session Of tbs conference, Wiz
Members, 81. ss7
Local Preachers rigs
Number of Churches .559
Value Of Churches d pS3. 800
Number of Parsona,,cs -, So
Value of Parsonaves sail; g0O
benevolent contributions 49, Si;s sgn ~
Amt. raised for church and nnrsono1c
Improvement N r''9oh saO5 aoA os
Centenary PURPOSES s15s Ia AZ
Ministerial SUPPORT si9a XIX ia
For worn-out preachers. 80 id %
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
RUPTURES CURED

Young Persons can be Cured in many Gases by the
proper use Of a good and pell.fttea Truss.
E.y-N-yE5J Comfort Blessing and Relief by
HT1yll SssHu using SEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS frees the Chords from I'LL pres
kAlYES1 1-&dsure never rusts, breaks mhefs or
kss1saazzs1 becomes riltby; need in bathing; Titled
to form; no strapping required made any power ;
ceanest lightust, easiest and best. We have also 8
large assortment OF French and American Trusses
Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces for
ladies, girls aud boys; Braces Bandages, Elastic
Stockings, Knee Caps, suspensory Bugs, &C. The
Senior partner Of this rm having had over 20 years
experience iu fitting Trrsses. we can confidently re-
commend all persons wishing to he properly fitted to
call at cur establishment Private rooms for applying
L. NJ. ENGLAND " son,
TRUss & PArEST MEDICINE DEALERS
$. Z. Cor. Second and King SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
And Sole Agents Tor State Of Delaware for the fol-
lowing preparations
MISHLER'S Celebrated HERB BlTTERS,
DIR. MiGRATII'S MAGNETIC RELIEF.
- MANDRAKE PILLS.
:. GOLDEN TONIC.
N. B.--Couuiry merchants supplied at Wholesale
atcs. decI-1y-e0d-w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

Ir is auMoREp that Governor Salisbury will
appoint Isaac Grub to BE- Recorder of Deeds, of
This county, on the expiration OF the term of ol-
flee of Abraham Shannon, the present incumbent.
l.aac lias been an aspirant for Office for several
years now, and VIC feel satisfied that he will nc
ccpt the Office II appointed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

The DELAWARE ASSOCIATION for the moral In
movement and Education of the Colored People,
will celebrate Its first anniversary, in Institute
Hall, on Friday evening next. Prominent speak
tnpuiinp.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

LARGE SALE.-Thc whole of the College build
lpp and grounds OF the st. Mary's College pro-
polty has recently been sold to party of gentle
men, Of this city, for $4,000. II is not yet det-
nely settled as to what use It will be put though
il i certain that 1t will cease to exist as college,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

HOMICIDE ON SMnn's IsLAND.-A shooting
affair occurred on Smiths Island, Somerset Co.,
Md, on the 9th ultimo.. which resulted In the
death of j. q. Potts. lighthouse keeper thereon,
At the hand Of a man named King.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

Auction Sales OF Personal Property.
Feb. 2s-Alcxander Valentine, Brandywinc Hid.
Feb. 2A--Thomas Underwood, Wilmington.
9 29-Wm. Carter, Pencadcr I'D.
March 2.-.JOhn d. Forrest. Mill Creek lid.
:. flames o. Eagle White Clay lid.
John Peoples and Thomas johnson,
Chrlstana Hid.
"A. w. Evcrson, New Castle I'D.
3.-Josiah Wilson, Mill Creek Hid.
3.-Maris II. Fredd, Christiana fId
3.-Dcborah and j. II. A. Biddlc, New Cas-
tie Hid.
+" 3.-William and Joseph Dilworth near
-" 1.-David W. Gemmell, New Castle lid.
March 5.-John A. Griffin, Wilmington.
b.-W. II A. j. Derrickson, Blnndywine lid.
" ID. X. Fesmire, near Christiana village.
5.-Wm. II. Twaddell, Christiana Hid.
5.-John Brown, Pencader Hd
+" CLOS II. Callahan, Christana Hid.
" TT. q. IL B. +. Taylor, near Wilmington.
= Taylor, near the Fair Ground.
7.-Rnbcrt II. Jaggard, Pcncader Hid.
= 7.-Charles Mullen. Wilmington.
9.-James Denny, Mill Creek Hundred.
9.-Albert and Lewis Fell, Mill Creek Hid.
1O.-Stephen Blackwell and Jesse Sharp,
Brandywine lid.
i" 10.-Reece Pyle, Christiana Hundred
Nv. D. Cornog, near Newark.
IA Elliott, Stanton, Del.
12.-Ann C. Gordon and Thomas Phillips,
Bfandywine Hundred
12.-J. Calvin Hall, Mill Greek Hid.
16--J w Galloway, Mill Creek Hundred.
)" l6.-Gilpin P. StidbaIn, Christiana HID.
T.-William II. Pierce, Wilmington.
T.-William liirst, New Castle Id.
19.-BObcrt Beatty, Christann Hundred.
" l6.-Jaines Sterritt, Brnndywine lid.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

TnE SHERIrrAiTY.-Among those who have
formally announced themselves as candidates for
thu Republican nomination for Sheriff of New
Castle County, nre Sylvester Rianhnrd, Of this
clty, and X. Lewis Armstrong, of Christiana HI.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

TERRIBLE FATAL Administration Gill; an
old man in the employ Of l.. I. DUPONT, de
Neinours IL CO., met lth terrible death yestei-
day. Tie was at work in one of the powder mills
and was missed. Some one went to find him, and
found that he had been caught in machine, and
literally ground mp, his whole person being
manglod and torn to pieces, expect his head.
IL is supposed that he was grcasing the machine
when he was caught.
Deceased was IN old man, and las been in the
employment of the DuPonls for about thirty
years.
This is the first loss of life, from any other
cause than explosion, which has occurred in the
mills, within the recollection of any one we have
seen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27

ANOTHER AspIRANT for the Democratic nom
inalion for Sheriff, of New Castle county, Ia
james Armstrong, of White Clay Creek Hid.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
Sales.


Eli Hutton has sold his farm, IN Valley. one
mile north Of Coatesville to e. X. " }. Pcnnock,
100 acres, Mt 500 600.
s. w. ~ NJ. Irwin, have sold their warehouse
and lumber yard at Pcnniugtonvillc, to Abrm.
Ross, of Highland township.
james X. Brown has sold his farm Of 100 acres,
in Elk twp, ton Delawnriau, ut $50 per acre.
MIR. Is. has alsD sold the store house and dwelling
at Little Elk Mills.
Sam'l Lewis has sold his store house and dwell
Ing in New London village, to jacob Sharplcss,
OF Delawre county, for S5y0O
Washington Vance, of Highland twp. Chester
county, has sold his mill properly To Young IL
Ranbo, Of Coatcsville, for $1,000.
Henry s. Kent, has sold his small farm at
C0ute>ville, tn BENZ. Kent, of West Chester, for
$1,000. BENZ Kent has sold his farm, to East
Goshen twp, to Henry s. Kent, Of Unionvllle,
for $1,000,
NJ. NJ. Child has sold fol narlan & Hollings-
worth the house No 800 Tatnnll street to Gran
vile Worrcll, and house 81 same street, to Sam
uel Jacobs.
Ogle Il Townsend sold for G. II. b. Ceayer, on
Tuesday last, horse for 1920, pair of oxen for
1910, COW for so, hay ut 80 per ton, sheep SO
per head. The farm was bid 10 500 per acre,
when it was withdrawn. About sl20 per acre is
asked for it.
Henry N. Wickersham has sold his residence
on West street, at the corner Of 9th, to Charles
Moore, for Sl0,500. lie proposes to remove to
Chester, about the 18th Of March.
j. W. Spruance has purchased OF ]. l.. BowlNy
a tract of 800 acres Of land ut Persons Cove,
Bombay Hook, for 514 per acre. There is about
10J acres of upland; the balance is salt marsh.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
COUGH I

LoRREsTs JUMPER TAR is warranted to cure
L Coughs, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, oil
the price positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS IN
LIEF PgopuoRp. Try 1t II not satisfied, return the
empty BOTTLES and get your money back. Sold by l..
NJ. ENGLAND i SON, $. L. Cor Second and Ming
sts. 30 cents. jan23- sn.dSw