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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-26
THE STATE or Trade

PHILADELFB. March 25-Peroeum quiet; Crude bIdlic
wheat ia slowly and commands hD prices
LousyLLR March 2-r0haeooSalss 80 hhds iugs, $50
Fine Leaf ~ aJd 40 So Owen County Cutting ~ %
ToEDo, March 25ieeepsO 800 bb Flour 1890 bush Corn,
BryylIo March aPonr steady; sales Of Spring
Spring White Canals Goa 80; White Kentucky 81
Com at 81 O9Q ~ ~; FOR Ees. on the track
LOu, March obscoo Inactive and buyers ord sellers are
apart Fouros and medum grades declined 25 Choice and Fancr
arm Receipts OOO bills Flour 400 bush Wheat II 900 bush
100 bush Oats. so bush Barley 900 bush Rye
- Wheat al
y,pced Id2c Com-Ee, regular buyers gic s2ic
fresh receipts s3d8 No quiet Csc Dat, doll aud quiet Rga
lar SIZE fresh sole kJ. firm at 81 - for No fr,h 10
81 IS Receipts day 600 bills Flour 500 bn.h Wheat
1900 hhsh oats 100 Dressed Hogs go Lv. Hog
bb. Flour 5000 bush Wheat 900 bash Corn,
u 900 bush Oats $500 Live Hogs
CiScsSAri March 7Foar unchanged Mess Pori held Al f25
10 Bni held 10, one Bacon firm neglected Al
ala disc for Shoulders Sides Clear Rib and Clear sides
sales delivered
Xenia. and lGc in this city. Hams l7i dlsc Gold, 1873
25Pour dull and Country Extras 80 Is
seady No 81 ~ Oats quiet 6Oc Rye steady al 81
Barley 92 90 Receipts todAyl bolt. Flour 300 bush
Wheat Bhipmsns-1 900 bblG Flour. Z 600 bush Wheat
March 25Flop unchanged The Wheat MARKET hn 40
tendency few esoes 10 the Welsbd Canal are expected
The Corn MARKET IL hisher
MEsPHi Tenn March G-Coion-Receips, b5 baesi eIporb
$40 do.
CsSRLE,roS March 75Coton inactive. sales 80 bale. Mddn
Receipts, 800 bales Exports eorssi.e, $50 bales
ArorsTA March 2Coiton receipts 223 bales ,hddhnEs 2io
WILMINGTON n c. March 25Spht Tsrpenne hrm too. Rous
active and advanced; Strained 81 Isl No al 81 10 Low Pale
s.vissAr March 2.Co,on mddlng2' ,al,, so2 bales
EobiGr Ala March 2s-Co,on-h ilibr a.d7Ge; receipts
NEwOELsAN La MAtb 2 Cotton marie, quiet demand
cnbceo holders refuse sales llO0 bales hddnss
2id2i r.eepts z4O9 bales, eIpora s' baes Hesiort Sight
EIchsnee. premium.
siY FHlsciso 2Fou nominal Bitrs 50 2Si sup.t.
O. 90 wheat quiet, CLOies, ~ 80 Legal T,udsfs, III
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THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD INQUEST.


Coroner Rollins concluded the inquest yester-
day at Bellevue Hospital the body Of Oscar Lobde
the newsboy who was killed on the 18th inst. by an
express train on tho Long Island Railroad running IRON
the track Hiram Hedden of Mneola, L. l., roadmaster
OF the line, testified that he had examined the track
where the accident occurred and failed to detect any
cause that would account for the train leaving INC ah
at that point had examined the track where the "hee
mounted the rails; from the appearance OF tho ran u
could not have been in direct line win the coneetng
one, although 1t was when he examiner ~, n IS
repaired since the accident; the ties at the point Wneo
the wheel went OFF Were good although there Wele i
rotten ties that vicinity the same conditloh OF t ,
ground has been frozen witness had put on WALKERS
every two miles, whose duty IL was to traverse the
road in advance OF expected raD to see that every
thing was IN good condition; the past season hau
been the worst witness had ever known during
the 30 years he had been employed on railroads the
earth very soft and spongy witness was the first TO
put track walkers had been told that director ad
said it unnecessary expenditure considered u
track the chair this point had two spikes on the IN
side and the outside II Is an uncommon thing Tor
wheel to mount on the inside OF the track as IN th
the ties have been lad since the road was opened
TO Hunters Point portions OF the road are as good
as any leading OF NewYOrk but there other por
tons not 80 good have heard OF complaints being made
about tho road. Frederick IT, Sanford OF Hicks
vile, passenger on the occasion OF tho ac-
cident, testified that sOmo portions or the
road in good order examined the ties at the
point where the accident occurred and found number
OF them badly decayed some decayed at the ends
and others where the spikes driven in have been
told that where the engine of the track the rails were
spread have heard repeated complaints by passengers
respecting the condition Of the cars aud the rough ana
dangerous state OF the track think that when the acct
dent occurred We were travelling at the rate OF 10 OF 20
miles an hour IL safe In the opinion OF witness
drive at that speed over the track when II was
In such shaky condition. The jury after short con
snltatOn, rendered verdict that Oscar LObde came
10 his death by injuries received March 49, 1868 We
the Jury further the Long Island Railroad Com
pany for allowing their track to be in 80 unsafe con-
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

al A. B."--If "a. d. B." voted in this city
last Fall, he has no right to vote In Connecticut TINS
Spring The law lie explicit He must reside In ConDecu
cnt one TO acquire the right to vote in that State
"D d sp-here is no Freedmen's Bureau in this city
You may obtain the information desired by applying az
the office Of the American Freedmens Commission No. 50
yeseyst. a. M"-The population of New-York City in
1860 was sS6 in 1855 1t 1885, it now is about one
million The population Of London, according to its last
census 1865 was 2SC99s9; Of Paris same year. ;
OF Philadelnhia cenRnS OF 1900, 565,529
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v1Rx DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 20. 1865

to Atlantic Steamship oomp.py m.rA .s. % i:ss o. ''
10 passed S,! :..s H B.u, VII Hamburg S'r March South
.mP,oo i9ih .s mde and S pass s 70 him Soand
steamship Fairbanks Hunter Wilmington, c. March H. md'e and
Steamship william p cyds Powell. Wilmington. c. md'' and
81. s cs. 6%i; nd s.'t !. ni E9I Meyer
s.: psii a SSis s ss' Ts. G '
B.ri E$1s o s:.nDc 'rls s,t. M Is az T.
sT Josie Mildred Cuba 2a 20 miles Of B.meg.' saw
with the the 10" foresOpu bOsspn and all 'he o'''
BARK May Way Russell usw tuus, Baltimore sty' Goa, to
Bark American Eagle Haod Aspinva n days loSwOod hides
Bark Maggie R.yo, Of ST. John b. Reynolds s'guas days
sugar and hoisses to p. l. HeVias Sons . ,o,. IL, 4. 80
Mar. Augusta tswed POrssbeg Masga days @d'e 70 or
Duteb Gale from MaracaOO "a days coffee to Matt
Bari Lcrena Cof sOitOB HehbO. Cabaren days 'ug" to
Bark Yunars Br Johnson from sagu. IL days. msa to WAyde
Brig Alma.a r Of Turks Island HOlheusH, from So''i'A'
asy', rih TO wison A,mas s.,,. c,o,. cnh, %
d.p VS. sugar % Moses ward
10 WS.SsI nsd Iesd U' %.b a. lat So lon 90 spoke 6hg
Sgua for Boston, having lost all her Opsa IN the gale Of
a;S lI ca asI ' PGanG MeSasd
IS IL. B Se s sGG Virgins GS Pos l
Brig Lincoln of Bostcn Collins CAbAren IS days sugar to
RrE Assa Windsor 81 EiPg Palermo Jan "a and Gibraltar
Br Harry Agbi,y Pagvssh N 81 Hammond Ponce p R. "a
brig Adane Wright Mayasue H., 70 days sugar and
molasses 70 Snow Riehardes =.
H. w Loud Co. Sailed in with bark Josephine Tor
sh VIM Thorn" f Philadelphia s.su, 90 days us" to Grin,
sbr MARI Augusta of Ellsworth Lord Tudad Cuba 10 days
Delaware Breaksae sugar aud noses to lassa Co. Sailed in
company with brig Valencia for Boston, and schr Marietta Ton for
ScSr Iu,i, uuderh B.r,eoa IL day. fruit to j. T Pearsa
IN heavy gle day passed fore and al seh eons
with signal Of distress tying 1t bo~ng gale at the u~e 00A rem
StIr Frame, O Da, H.reh Do4u from BeeeOA Il dA,
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Before a general courtmartal, Of which Breyet Lieut.
id President which convened West Point on The
I1,h February last C.d, Wm A. Hawkins tired o 'bsnins
authority found gut and sentenced 20 Re
kne the Cadet Barracks until the ensuing encamment ADD 10 he
hne the limits ,sd ebompmsnt bot Gen Grant has tsppo
omitted hs during his snPcnaon
that The or b. restored DUTY -h
tdmoution not 10 repeat the ofsns.
Before the Court Cadet John b. Waller found guilty o r.
from The Academy after the expiration ~ m leave % 40
De suspended from the Academy anti J
1853 join Third ts Gen Grant hA' approved The
sentence Asd las been carried into
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JSSEVG ERS dPRTYED

FROM HAMBURG March 7S--In steamship AlemAnis-Rd wu
burg Renseh, Finest Riscbsr, g. Grotcis and wife A. b.
Lsbls Gustav Hamburger Gretchen Sehusf Scbensr
obs sunperssd Meyer and wife H. PoPp HIM, A. King H.
Hermann Julia MsAt W Quedens Hspp WIN Busss L. Hersh
Eppinger L.sser Jacob HeehfowitI and wife Julie Sol
Schmidt H. Sehuer Amebe BAngeTt and child " Holm.
Then and vile NJ Ros,sbeg NJ. Gabriel Schmidt and wife b. Kohl
q. JongEeel
FROM HAVANA March 2in steamship Moro Cs,ttGen AndTsu
Porter wife aud A. Thorp IT,, wife and chd; Mrs CAgstt
A. TbOrp. A. Laags A Taber, d. H. Burke HARM, g. n
II. A.. Leeds
q. J. Poster Taru.r A. McKm H. Nsge g. Welsh. A. Tonin'
Bsgsn Prince de Leon. Ds J. Rdrguet Fernandez
Kuhn and wife Miss Kahn. Miss Rooster hol,so Psirovs
Fischer George b. Jones H. Churchill T. h. Lanson Mr H. Gown
u Herques wife snd tao children; N,s Csnrh Tesit Mrs j.
Trj.d, Mm Tejsda lngo ingio Ipsio Psrei'sl G.
Pespnise W. Grant ~ TANGO, Ksrpry, hApeAu, Rysn
Z.gsr BNqu.n and wife George Barclay add wife W. spohler
j. Babel kcqueI T. Mle o. On J. NJ STOREY. Total. g.
FROM SAVANNAH March 2ln steamship unisule-hr. Fran.
LADY, Fhlsy John Shl, Lyman wiou Master Wilson
IRON LIVERPOOL, March 23ln steamship ColorsdoJsnss
HAlstsd, Joseph Hn,. WIN Jons, Mr. and Mrs Franz Law
Lutysnbaek Confsn LnIenhAshs
tie stseTigs
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NAVY GAZETTE.


Among the Senate combinations Of Naval officers
YESTERDAY. the f1llosngt
Capt Case be Commodore II B. Caldwell 10 Be- Captain Hnry
X y StAnou 70 he tommaEisr
Buhrod g. TAYLOR Commander Mayo Dyer, ~ NJ
Hooker ~ H. Nosnge, A. w. hullam, Josph COsy,
Charles VNsl. ~ 10 Lsut@aagts.
surgeon Robsr Rstdla cTd'rsd 70 the SAy, Hospital
ThonAs Cantnsham ordered h itr
and oHg hs Pbd,plis Ns'I isrd Lieut.
Bradford of The
eni.r.d A'Oeok Plrmssier " g.
Ws.cp dsebei dsty ne Tlsh,piA Nav rsri
dsTsdt @
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were attended by large number Of per
eona friends and citizens generally Inc Rev DI. c .
Junior Pastor OF the church. ana inc tSoV III bVAu V0
part In the funeral services.
STAMFORD, CONN.-The body of Andrew
Peck was found last Sunday in stable horribly mangleu
by pair OF horses under which he hau iaen he e"Ne'
a wife and four Children.
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TIE WEITNER.

NV lon Hour Their Bar Hsd hout Ih.r b't D'sau
M 23--7 UN y T. - SIA ~.
r. JOS p
DafSSE D. B23
slightly cloudy 70 O'clock, TO ~ haiT
(vs blIy and cloudy sas, cloudy Afternoon, ogdy ha ve
cloudy ErenIug- cloudy. o1east haI{ 10 70 H.
Tar RASGI APKt-for tls month CON
mon bsh Of O'Clock In the morning Is a. degree
Al cot in the degrees Abou, years The
mercury low q degrees A. and ~ degrses At
Lgh ~ Al and - degrees AZ
for the month. then h % degree
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iAnnounoemesnl

SPRING STYLES.-Setting all lengthy preface
aside oonfne Announcing the fact that ksOI sprg
be had This take IT, will be glad news to the
male yo Those Who have ALREADY purchased OF the
great halter and regular cssomr ill d. vel 20
proceed at once to No az BroadsAy
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SAILED.
Steamship Sebf,A and Siberia for Liverpool United Kiugtom o.
Ggo~ Jas Gresn foT AeIindA ship American Copsre" Tor
london. barts Pauline Tor Nassau e A Jones fo Naples
DOMESTIC PORTS
Bo.ToS March f-ATred steamship George Appod. from BAl;
Rshsccs from Galveston sehrs Village Belle ron ~
Juhus r. Gen Banks from CaisHaS Tlos Clyde Ragged Alb
AI,o arr steamship Neptune. from Ssv.YofE
hoHS March Alarmed ,Lp Princess Beatrice from Liverpool
wLsSaroS March 7s-Csred steamer James Gary ior Ba-
ssyiSS.H March 3-Auvsd. Salvador aud Mont
rons from sss fos Wyoming from philadelphia Cleared steamer
Zodiac for boston
March 2sAri,sd Chsrle''os hom Ne"
York Ssslork Sssgul from Baltimore.
s,s PEIscco March 5Arnrsd, ship Samuel g. Glover ten
Bostol
FOREIGN PORTS
THstD.D uhaln port March :, bns Crocus tni hauo for
loading schrs q. W MAY II r Mtsuer and Western
BIK,coA-u port M,r,t IL ,ehr Saow New Yori ?t
,h AeI Laura and Francis DAvs uf Ns YorE a,d four days
previous
HovOtrt March ships Onward SeE Bed.
ford va K Nth Is bb Sperm Oh James Allen with 10 bb Devil
F,h Oh; MAssashuseits, clear
Head each 9Th 100 bbs reported of MArga,res POINT Lower
California, Pei,
DISASTER.
DEtiwiRE BEE,EvATgR March AThe bari DAVID Ncho.s De-
fore reported foil " has Ad The bng VIZ Welsh. Rom
Trinidad for Nesiors dragged Der anchor compelled % eat
the rcns ashore She remains the Break
waiting Philadelphia Pie schr Nellie Home from Phil
ate1A r Beoh has suffered slight damage to her upper works
Smith Yofk g God and no'set for
Philadelphia. srt ashore south Of the Lfhihue Vhe he remains
.cbr Matilda BROOKS from Caribbean with
Ne~York ashore opposite this place The vessel
The G. Franklin from Ses York ballast for Virginia
Ashore full % The yacht from FtacOn for New
YORK The Bskwster aud 10 Ctevs all safe
Me Msrch 2Tbe steamship VIM Ihbeits ashore
otter Island Ledge, White Head last night The Ts'seuge
SAN FHlSc,co March -Aeeount from the ~ecks u the slp
Fanny AMI Rosah state that both will be a total loss
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y'2S"S1 GsoIsf H,nd D. r r Hs virginia
r Fort SGI B hhsnose' " Il H%ocd s. Geofs, Nd
Dread Virginia J. C. Henry, Brldgeton, n J.
Josephine. Baltimore Ann Bro.o Virginia.
Rssi W strong Poyideucs l. Daniels Connecticut River
Snow sqoAll Providence. ECLIPSE Hartford ~
T. L. Sherman Providence. psrr kittsr tonpseueut
tmebs Ro.lvn vandAha Portland
s,TaS AD" Poyiienee Hsurea and sarah, gerHAysn
Speaker. New London. Ira lshelnlrr, boston
- S TYLER Rw.r Sanb Elizabeth. Bradford.
4. 3 Cannon, Par River 4 u Eaton lsT Si,
Trade wind Pan River Richard Borden, Pail River,
Trident RocIland Orleon Providence.
Geo W. whistler PrO'aene bl Tosu, end Brow Bo,'den'e
Mar A. Tyer Hew.IIAyen. Oliver sherman, New London
John Iorer Taunton Maria whiting FaI RIVER
War steed. New Bedford sary Merritt Cold sphug.
orlsa,s PORT J,der,on Franklin =. Randolph. Proydse
John r. Watson New. London. May e. TerbeH, Banstabe
Cha, Ha-ley sag Isrtor Mar Eisa Barns,ah.e
Providence. Geo W hioftT hofaiahl
Hsrd,ersbbls RoekbBd g W. KmbaI j., Rochlaud.
J. =. Cobn. Bridgeport iiAlue Sonbs rof''ina
ISsor.. Pruyiaeetorn Jaiis CGaeh 81 Johps y B.
Charlie AID willie Rockaud. srbad, RocsAhd
Nanurn RoeIaai Emily, stanford
Experiment Little Roek Dr Franklin, ewLotdon
Vile, bsm,tSsIe Andres stewart, Nsv.Haysn.
Con,la Fan River Charlie Haley SAG HAfb0r
sueeess MiI'ons Sea Q9sen Call,
Hsnry Rsmssu Brdssport NJ D ireland PhiaielPhil.
, VI Wellss Wesibrook l. NJ Reed GeorgetoSn D. G.
q r. Hnbtari Virginia. hagi, Baltimore
Rurotss, Virginia J. u lhurbtf, Dalhinofe
} l. newton. Virginia ~ bruon fhlsdelpha
Camilla Baltimore NJ RfiuLar. Philadelphia
y. v. Turner Norfolk. hosele SeNeAsuei De-
John Farnnm. Baltimore Jane Baker. Ai'taud1A
Nathan clifford Bsfst Joseph Porter. Providence.
Wiios Harp, Port Jeaenon MARI shields Pfoyldencr'
ClothIida NortAport. Oyet SPellmau, Ne" Haven
james Barrett, Bridgeport Planet kockAud
Ri,huopd Rocilanf H.icA Providence
A. CrAndal. Wesefy 4 T. Sarah l. Sears. Providence
HAr,t and Sarah, Ssa Haven. J. kcleti. stonugton
Surge New Hsysa Ad-ianA. BATH
Oregon Boston Hickman. baHsiaIe
Brafss. Ses.itavcr. Hannah Nil,iu bafn'Atr
Isrua Barnes. New Haven. Geo Cumming Bartsiaue
Esqaemot. Sss Bedford. tmpress koekiAnd
Kgih Hoigisn. Roc land Geo +. Thomas, WEXFORD
Adsa kelley Gloucs.teE hinnssota Norsich.
Ir, gus. Nss.Ilayen Met.mora. New Haven
spsnnDltAnia MaaLAsport Ansef WATehAm.
I'm H. Pauline Port JeftgsoE
to,u- VI q cloudy
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+. HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH,
No POI Broasay perfect safeguard sgaBst hs bat
will give warning FAM door sndgS len open through esIt
essusn \ SoUTHVICS.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

PORT OF EKw.Y YORK. .BIsoHH
Arrived.
hsxhip Moro Cattle Aa&s Havana fH sal. adss and
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NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

is printed large dOubemedum sheet maing eight pages 'S
broad all the important Editorials psosbea ~
THE DAILY TRIBUNE except merely local interest also Lter
and Scientific Intelligence Reviews Of the most interesting and ~poat
large corps Of correspondent ne
received BY Telegraph from Washington and all other p
OF tho country Summary Of all important Intelligence this v s
exhe synopsis the proceedings Of Congress and State Ls
Session. the Foreign News received BY evev steamer ."
Reports Of the Proceedings Of the Famen Club Of tse
Institute; Tabs about Fruit and other Horticultural and Agrene'
formation essential to country residents Stock fnssaa y"
Goods General Market Reports; making H. both for 'sev
pnes altogether the valuable interesting sno '"se"'
wEkKLr NEWSPAPER published in the world
Full Reports Institute Psrme Cao and we "
hOus Agricultural Reports each number are nehp "0''
seripdon. -c
PRICE 5 CENTS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSMEN.
BY mail o. per rear Terms cash 10 sdvsnes Addre"
THg yRIBusR sssrsfs
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
HATS AND GAPS

AT Jobbcrs prices, as we got them from the
vinccd.
CHARLES T. STRATTON.
october Sly. ODESSA, DEL.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
LIVERY STABLE.
Instruction on the Piano.

MISS N. N. WRIGHT, Middletown, Della
lNl ware, Teacher of Music ON the Piano, will
attend to Pupils at their own or her residencei
Terms moderate. - - Sept. l9-tf
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
MIDDLETOwN HOTEL
j. Ell. WALKER.
PROPRIETOR.

HAVING succeeded Mr.. L. r. Davis, in the
IL propretorship of this well known, long es-
tablished, and popular establishment, the present
proprietor will spare no pains to insure the COM
fort Of his guests, and make his house as hereto
fore, the favorite resort of the trnreing public.
A well filled larder well furnished table; COM
fartable and airy apartments the choicest brands
of Liquors. Cigars, and Tobacco; with II deter
mination 10 render the fullest satisfaction, COM
bined with attentive walters, reliable hostlers,
and moderate charges, WILL he feels assured. Sc
cure to him a continuance of the liberal patron
age heretofore bestowed upon the establishment.
Accommodation for Drovers and Dealers in
Horses and Mules can always be secured A lib
eral share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. JOSEPH II. WALKER
Oct. lily Successor to L. r. Davis.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
FARMSII FARMSIi
TNOR SALE. THREE FARNS

LN0R SALE, THREE FARMS.
l. No. A farm situated on the road from
Sudlersyille to Church Hill, and within two miles
of the lattcp place, containing l6O ACRES,
nearly all arabic. This farm is well located,
being near public School, Church, and good
FIGURING Mill, and is very desirable property,
the land being high and susceptible of the high
est Improvement, at small expense.
No. Is situated within three miles of Ches-
tertown, and also within three miles of Rolph's
wharf, and not more than two miles from Deep
Landing, where grain or any other produce can
be sent away, either by steamboat or sail vessels.
and contains about 200 ACRES, this farm is To-
Gated on a good county road and the land is
high and of very superior quality.
No. Is within two and half miles of Sud-
lersville, and lying Immediately on public road
and contains about 2sO ACRES, and would di-
vide to advantage if desirable into two farms.
All three farms have buildings and are now
occupied, and being cultivated.
Possession will be given at the end of the year.
or sooner if necessary. The terms can be made
easy to suit purchasers. Persons wishing to pur-
chase had better apply at once to
LEMUEL ROBERTS,
Near Crumpton, or Sudlersvillc, Nd.
August ST.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26

FOR THE FALL TRADE
Charles t. Stratton's.
ODESSA, DEL.
uST received splendid line of Fall Goods,
e and for sale at STRATTON'S STORE. In
ODESSA. ~
Look at the Prices.
Appleton A" Muslin, the best unblsach.d
in the market, full yard wide at II cents.
Waltham unbeached double fold full II ward.
wide at l7a cts. at G.. T. sTRATT0NS.
Augusta Muslin, very heavy, / yard wide ,s
{ and yasd wide Muslin at 8, 10. II. Il. II
and Ia cents per yard, at
G. T. sTRATToN's
Large lot Of good Prints, selling off at 10 and
IL cts per yard, at G. T. STRATTON'S.
Pacific Delaines and Armure, selling at 20 and,
20 cents per yard at G. 7. STRATONS
Poplins, Alpacas all colors, selling for 81 cts.
per yard at C. 1. STRATTON,S
Heavy Kersey, made in Delaware, for s5 cents
per yard, at G. T. STRATT0N,S
Monsons Sattinett very good for go cts at
g. T. STATIONS.
Good Jeans and Farmers Cas- for boys wear
at 20, 70, and 80 cents per yard at
G. T. STRATTON'S.
Hoop Skirts, fashionable and good 2b. 40 and
35 springs, for 88 cents at
c. T. STATIONS
Floor Oil Cloth, full yard wide, as good as in
the market for rs cents per yard, at
c. T. STRATTONS.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Very Cheap.

Guaranteed to be sold as low as by the city
retailers.
Middletown transcript., 1868-12-26
Hoofland's German Bitters,
AND
Hoohand's German Tonic

PREPARED By DIR. G. NJ. ia CKSOM
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Thirty-fve years since they were first intro
duced into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited suffering humanity to
greater extent than any other remedies known
to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com
plaint Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility, Chronic DiarrhRa, Diseases Of the Kid
neys, and all Diseases arising from disordered
Liver Stomach or Intestines.
DEBILITY.
Resulting from any cause whatever: prostra-
ton of the system, induced by severe labor, hard
ships, exposure, fevers &C.
There is no medicine extant equal to these rem
edies in such cases. A tone and vigor is impart-
ed to the whole system, the appetite is strength
ened, food is enjoyed, the stomach digests pro-
perly, the blood is purified, the complexion he
comes sound and healthy, the yellow tinge is
eradicated from the eyes, a bloom is given to the
checks, and the weak and nervous invalid be-
comes strong and healthy being.
Persons advanced in life and feeling the hand of
time weighing heavily upon them with all its
attendant ills will find in the use of this Bitters
or the Tonic, elixir that will instill new liz
into their veins, restore in a measure the energy
and ardor of more youthful DAYS, build up their
shrunken forms, and give health and happiness
to their remaining years,
NOTICE.
It'll well established fact that fully one-hal of
the female portion Of our population are seldom
in the enjoyment Of good health, or, to use their
own expression, 'r.never feel we'll" They are
languid, devoid of all energy, extremely nervous,
and have no appetite.
To this class of persons the Bitters, or the
Tonic is especially recommended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use of either of these
remedies. They will cure every case of Maras-
mus without fail.