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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Local Breyities.



Col II; 3, Flddeman,o of Milford,is at Saratoga.
James Melvin is building a new house at
Newport.
The road along the Braudywinr by il.uiy Clay
Factory Is beautiful.
Camp meeting comnenced at Lincoln Sussex
county, lust Friday.
A separate Office Is being partitnsd oil for a
telegraph Office ut Clayton depot
cargo of leo from North River has arrived at
Milford. Ice Is ut discount this weather.
The streets of South Milford are being i'm
proved. They are said 10 have needed ii Il long
time.
Hon. Geo. p. Fisher Is spending his vacation
with his father-in-law, Rev. r. +. McCollty, at
Milford
"To your tents, Israel" /. now being uhcycd
by our Methodist friends Throughout the Pc
ninsula.
Tho lightning killed valuable COW belonging
10 Peter Meredith who lives on \. +. Griiih's
farm, near Smyrna.
Work is very dun at the iiailin & lettings
worth Jompany's works and but II comparatively
small force is employed there.
The numerous showers with which we have
been favored oil late, have not cxtcpd,'! lar d Jwn
the State, where they are badly nrr,ich
A correspondent Of the Smyrna Times fay the
late Camden camp meeting Wa, as n vi. Gus
occasion, failure; as picnic u sucr,'ss.
Track laying on the j. " d. H. X. f. III ve-
town TO Lewes is Progressing and III are
being delivered for the pier Mt Lcwes.
II Gcrker. who owns peach orchard near
Smyrna said to be largest in the STATE, is erecting
still, to convert fruit, too ripe for shipment,
into peach brandy.
George Clendaaiel, farmer living near NIL
ford, had his eyes badly injured while ttrrsiiirg
the other day, by pair OF goggles worn by lin
coming In contact with some machinery.
The Clayton He,dM says the qu,ritriv meet &
Of the Kent County Good TeuI,iars' Association
will commence at 10 O'Clock. Rather de hgir
We think.
quarterly meeting OF the Kent County As,o-
citation of the Irdcpendent Order O! Good Tcm-
pars will be held in Rtntm I.iiGt. No 90, 1T
kcnlou, on wednesday, the lSll Of August.
Six car l,ado If pclxis passed var ne
Kent county (Murylud) Hrud ten Milling
Ioh 10 Townsend last Ihtn-iay, being HE first
i;stnlment frrm that section Of MARYLAND
4 valuable COW belonging to Cut,- Lrin-
cot, Of the Union IiGtcl, at siiddletuHr, WIS
Killed on The railroad, rear III depot in dat
slAcf, On Friday Inst. She was worth "v,r $50.
H. Rev G,org, u Cuinnirs, tn i''utrs,u t
EicOla Bishop Of Kentucky, whosc ardent ad-
rttacy If Low Church views in his controversy
With fishop Whituholisc, Of Illinois, m extreme
iiIIialist has brought him prominently into no
lice, IL u native Of Smvrnn in this STATE.
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DuiL.DELr,A BoAni,,Na :
Kennstt Square Academy,
A FIRST CLASS BaAnniNG sciiHoi
FOR YOUNG I'm X iss'sN.

ON THE p s. r. CESTRaL. X. H.,Cmtstrg co,i'A
Re-cpeps 10th " NIB, tDc 'lor) ~ 100. snte-
hrcl hnding, Academy nd iinNeing h"n" ,0 'a'
same fOof, Gymnasium, xs4 f., ~ "a ]. ti-"f "
arcs o. grnnn srycn tsaoherf, t'si " WITT
at is I'M ittii u';1n likei ~ pn.i - N't 81 #
rents. The Princral, graduate o li1fN "a i'
si'y, Mass., is suacsfsiul ard liufough e'chet r.
perfectly undo $ ainls hs att pf uttl 4; te1' Eii'
agreeable aud proNtnll4 to hi. tur IN htf X &"
at enjoys the advantages of = litt ~ 10 ID 1i'
FIJI ocntion. NJ Snortiidge Ii aili' q = = iNs
efficient corps oimse AID ienale - IL - ~ "a
Age ,3t.
FhldJe Record.
successfully lis Academy an M srs - .h.f
''' "a new and ex client institution n aMatasa
telegraph. :,
"Mr. shortlidgcs ,cloal ~ "a j. 'c'u1tr. p,r
sons who have children TO huol wuu'd DO wei 10
make a mote o. his inct."-W. q: hI'ub' cda.
"Kenne,t Squars has sec rcd one oil tha mot
promsi0g Acai, me ofih, ellatry; W. taee pleas.
me in commencing II to those desir9us OF uhdias
euch vi institution. The principal is eminen, y
adap'ed 10 his position mi promises to give his
kcnnett nchools a hi III rank" Addr.s., :.
au.5f swl1HiN c. SllohTLiDGE' a. NJ
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August 9th, 1863.
This camp meeting is not held as the name
might indicate, in the old Red Lion Woods, but
in . very pleasant tan acre grove belonging to
Mr. Moore, about mile and quarter from the
former woods on the road leading from New
Castle to Glasgow. Persons coming by the Rail-
road to this camp meeting should stop at Della
ware Junction station which is within quarter
Of mile of the ground. The camp commenced
on Wednesday but no public services were held
untl Wednesday evening when sermon wa, wns
1ina. a heavy gust OF rain came up about
o'clock ON Thursday morning which completely
tested the capacity of the tents for turning water
aud saturated the earth to The depth oi several
inches. Notwithstanding the heavy raia the peo-
pc were subjected to no Inconvenience or trouble,
The tents proving amply sufficient as Il protection
against any ordinary storm. There are 90 odd
tents on the ground all from The surrounding
villages and circuits, amongst them we
noticed 8 medium-sized meeting tents
respectively from Newark, Red Lion, Christiana
Delaware City and St.Georges. An excellent ser
mon was preached on Thursday af ernoon hy.the
Rev. Mr.. Ewes of New Jersey. and one IN Inc
evening by the Rev. Mr. Gaskil, from the same
state, the former basing his remarks on tue para
bic Of the foolish Virgins the latter on The Day
Of Pcntecost. Last evening was uncomtortaoly
cool, in consequence OF which the meeting was
adjOurned from the altar in front oil the ministers
stand to two of the meeting tents.
The exercises thus far have been OF a very IN
tciesting and impressive character which bids
fair Tor camp meeting of great success.
| Our Wilmington friends or any others contem-
| plating visiting this camp meeting will find the
| beat Of accommodations provided for them.
Never before have | seen such ample provisions
| made for the comfort oil permanent or transient
visitors. Our friend Wiley, of Christiana, In IN
especial manner deserves the patronage Of the
| pubic for the excellent table lie keeps 1T very
| moderate rates. and tor his mammoth sleeping
| tent which will accommodate hundreds OF per
sons with good beds. Especial reference is made
| to this fact on account of many persons being
| deferred from attending camp meetings for wan
arc ample and sufficient. Ii.
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leafhs.

RfnN.-August 9th, 1869, Joseph D. Pierson, in
the s7ih year Of his age.
SPEAKM ,N.-In this city, Friday morning, August
9Th, Clayton speakman, aged % years,
TITUs.-nn Thursiay, August 9th, David Titus, in
his SD year
SWFET.--On the sth inst, Martha Alice, eldest
aughIer of Benjamin b., and Hette A. Sweet, for
merry Of Cecil Co.. Md, in Ter cath year
MASoN.-Ia this city on Thursday evening, August
10TH, 1867, Malachi Mason, in the Both year OF his
age.
MIl.LER-In Bsandywine h., on SATURDAY, August
IT, James Lewis only son of William and Emma
Miller, AGED months aud days.
"Happy infant early hlest,
Rest In peaceful slumbers, rest"
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TAYLOR a JAcISsoN's
A C A D E NJ 7 4.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Large, Elegant, Suburb Residence
For Students and Teachers, erected 1888.
ST nation unsurpassed for hcalthn'ness, pc and
variety Ofs.cnery.
PRIVATE STUDY ROOMS,
THREE AGA DEMIC COURSES or STUDY.
TIN SCIENTIFIC ASp CLASSICAL CouRsEs
Each extend through four years.
The former IL believed tn be the most complete
programme now offered young men wts do not wish
Il Collegiate education the latter is adapted U The
wants Of students preparing for College, enables them
10 take advanced standing and thus avoid unneces'
sary expense.
THE COMMERCIAL COURSE
Ia In respects rs complete as eau he pursued Ia
Commercial Colleges, and affords students an up
Doruny to perfect themte elves in branches NOT gen
erally tala hit in such institutions.
DIPLOMAS at the end of each rerulsr course
csy- LITTLE BOYS WHO CAN READ MAJ ~,
Ter our PREPARATORY School, under expefiehceu
male teachers, and rapidly prepared 70 e,i'er
the Academic Courses than In any elmer SCHOOL III
the city. x-r,,, ,,,r.
ALI are invited to EXAMINE our NEW Gaia.
LoGuE, containing our Classification and cuts Of
buildings Apply to>,u.yro,
Or MILTON JACKSON, b. y &
Fall term epens September 9th, 1862 ~ Smw
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Prct,y Women. A comparatively few La
dies monopo lie the Beauty well rs tho attention
OF society This ought not to be go. but it is asd
will be while men are foolish and single out pretty
faces for companions.
This can all he changed by using Hagaa's Migno'
liz Balm, which gives the Bloom of Youth ana
fined sparkling Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing,
powerful and natural.
No lady need complain of red, tanned. freckled
or rustic Complexion who will invest seventy-nva
cents in Hagans Magnolia Balm. Its effects are tru-
" wonderful. TO Preserve and Dress the Hair use
LYONS EatharOn,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

Levi Harris & Co., Real Estate Agents, at Mil
ford, have sold the farm Of General Gregg, con-
tanning So acres, and lying about two miles west
OF Milto, d, Oh the fia rington road to George B.
Mcserolc, Of Tarrytown, West Chester county,
N. Y, for the son of $500.
l.. W. S,idham &Son, auetoneers, sold at pub
lie sale on Saturday, August 7th, brick house
on Shalcross Avenue, to Edward Normal, for
s1lti0
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tr- The place to go II you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson Foulks, No. 102 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can find an
assortment which embraces every variety of boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe fancy pump, to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and
who wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for yorr children, it is just the place to go.
Remember the place. 1902 Wet Second street, VIII
mingtDn
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PARKEsBuRG AND DELAWARE CRY RAILROAD.
Another ineeting Of the parties int, rested In
this railroad, was held in the city Of Philadelphia
on Saturday last. We understand everything
was satisfactorily settled, and that the contractor.
Colonel John Clark, will enter upon the duties of
grading the road as soon as possible The cor
poration embraces two companes-one chartered
by the State of Delaware, and the other by Penn
sylvana. The Delaware folks are said to he con
sidcrab.y behind in the subscriptions TO the capt.
tai stock, which they agreed 10 raise-the people
refusing to subscribe until the route of the read
WINS positively settled upon-bat The parties
having the matter in hand, express every conf
dcnce In their ability to raise their quota M soon
as this is done. We shall expect 10 sec the cars
running over the road this fill one year. - West
Chester Repubhcan, 10h.
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TEMPERANCE Mass MEETING AND FEsrIvAi.--
Union Lodge No. 1. |. o. &. T., will hold mass
meeting and frultand ice cream festival at Moore's
woods. near Corner Ketch in Mill Creek lid
on Thursday, August 10Th, and commencing al
IL O'Clock A. NJ.
They invite the friends of Temperance 10 join
them on that occasion. Rev. VIM i. Moore, If
West Chester, and John Hare, Jr., Of Wilming-
ton, are announced as the speakers, and tue pro-
cccds of the festival are for the benefit of the
Order.
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STATE AND PENiNsULAR FAiR.-rhe Delaware
State aud Peninsular Fair and Exhibition will
take place this year on the ljh, l6, and 17th Of
September, and will doubtless be largely attended.
and also to the adjoining counties in pennsyva-
min and Nav Jersey
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Ease Ball.

GAME AT WEST cnEsrER-wAwAsEr VS.. BRAN
DIVINE.
The game between the Wawaset Club, of
this city, and the Brandywine Club, of West
Chester, was played on the grounds OF the latter
club Thursday, in the presence Of large number
OF Spectators The game was holly contested
one and the long innings and large score were
due to superior batting, and not 10 any DISPOSE
ton to mutf the balls by either club. The game
resulted in victory for the West Chester club,
| ly tho following score:
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

GRaiS SroLES.-On last Thursday night car
containing about 107 bushels of wheat belonging
TO Mr.. Thomas II. Denncy. was broken into and
about hal! OF the wheat stolen. The car was ut
Dover depot - Brtnuttreun,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

FsryotaL attention IA called to the advertisement
6f that ceeDrGted SPECIALIST, Q. VAN HuMMELL, NJ d.
of New York City. no treats throat and lung disea-
Consumption. He nses Abbott's Inhaiing Find. a
remedy not known to the profession. Thousands
have been hid fron, The laws Of death by this
hesitate to Immediately place themselves under the
Doctors care,
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Cum SMoIInRED.-A two month old babe,
named Margaret Gemmill, was found dead IN bed
Ut 9th and Orange streets Sunday morning. The
Corouer's jury rendered II verdict Of death from
being " ,tlUthcrcd In ils mothers arms
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iH. ,,i +; s. S.S Co.,
Improved Fertilizers.

We efItr for Wheat 81 ndard SUPER PIIoS-
pIIATE Of LINE, POTASH and AMMONIA, without
refuse authorization or diluiiOn, made of choice and
approved materials, containing only those elements
ihat viii pay separ4tely, and much more when used
VII, Peruvian Guano, and Soluble Phosphate of
Line. derived by Sui huric Acid from the. .purest
Cnroiina Bone PHOSPHATE Warranted to drill per-
iectly. Price, $50 per 2000 lbs.
BESIDES the above for soils where Clover supplies
the Ammonis we offer a pure super-pbospkate Of
Lime in Bulk at SOS per ton 1000 l8s,-potasa added
at cost II desired.
We ofItr 10 Farmers and Others q selection Of any
of ou Ferti!!zng materials according to their own
Judgment. Will combine them to order or sell them
nnmixed al reasonable rates This is an original offer
Ia this business and il fully described in our
pamphlet circular. Every Ingredient is analysed by
ilr David Stewart of Port Penu Del. Analytical and
Consulting Chemist. Manufactured by
HIGGINS. REYBoLD & CO.,
arg12.tfw Delaware City, Del.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Samuel Townsend, of
Aipnquliimink, kindly extended to us the appro-
pirate compliments of the season, Saturday last,
IN the shape Of basket full of fine peaches
They deserve, and have our due acknowledge
mems
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

ArPRoAclIISG CoMpLETIos.-Chief Engineer
Sewall, Of the Dorchester IL Delaware Railroad
informs rs that tile track-layers have reached q
point within five TITLES OF Cambridge, the ter
minus of the roud.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

DiEp IN JAIL.-A man giving the name Of
Charles O'Niel died In New Castle Jail ou Monday
night. He was about 50 years old, had dark hair,
n scar on his right forehead. was 5 feet or 10
inches high, and stoutly built. He slept one
night in the city cells here and appeared 10 he
wandering about He said he was u blacksmith
by trade. He had in his pocket railroad ticket
from ST. Georges to this city. On Monday he
wandered over TO New Castle and was al right
placed in jail where he suddenly died ut about
o'clock that night. The Coroner held al inquest
and the jury rendered a verdict Of death iron
congestion of the heart and lungs, caused by IL
quor" He was buried next day in pnitor's field
| Any Information concerning him can be obtained
by addressing Coroner Prendergast, ut the City
| Hotel, Wilmington.
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1869 DELAWARE STATE 1859
AND PENINsULAG
Agricultural Exhibition and Fair,


Will be held at WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, unaer
the direction and on The gruunds oil the Agrcult nia
Society, OF New Castle County, on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. and FRIDAY, SEP
TEMBER, 18th, 10th, 81 Itch,
and exlynded il the weather isuniavorabla On those
days.
Tho citizens Of Gloucester, Salem and Cumberland
Counties NJ j., and chester and Delaware Counties,
Pa. are invited to contribute without rettrctivn.
Tins grounds will be open ON Tuesday the l4tn, for
the reception OF stock and articles for exhibition.
Liberal premiums will be given for STOCK OF all
kinds the pIoiucis of the Farm, Garden and Dairy;
Fancy Articles, Trials Of Speed, &c. &C., &c.
All animals, aud Articles tor competition, except
horses for speed be entered i'll writing, stating
cla.s name and residence, and IL stock, giving name,
age and color and he ON tie grounds Oh or before IL
O'Clock, on Wednesday the 18Th. There Will be
TRIALS DE SPEED EACH DAY.
All entries must he marie in writing, stating class
name age and cJlor, and tee pad on or se ore IL AL
Of The l5ih, and =. NJ OF the 10Th and 10Th.
eR- No eanbiin0 will be allowed, iquor SOLD or
drunken or disoruerly persons a.lnltteS on tho
Tickets ofalmiasioN, IS cents. For one horse and
rider % cents. h:ce .nd driver 70 cents each &C.
tupanf cf he vehicle uihor than The driver, % cents.
stssL holders tickets. So 90.
ZADOCK TOWNSEND, Presidept.
DIR. II. Nc ABE, S-e's. Wilmington. Del.
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sy- La les and Misses Merino Vests Trimmings,
Hosiery, Bindings, Buttons, &c, fot Boys Clothes
A. u L. STEvkNSON'S,
7l2 Market street
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TT Ladies' wishing Chdren's Clothing made and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed should go to
A. j. k. STEVENSON,
712 Market street.
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SUDDEN 0EtriI. - col0rcd womaa named
Martin Davis died very suddenly at her residence,
McCaulh y street above 11h, an Sunday. The
Corpnur's jury rendered verdict of death from
b,.ut a
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

sF ThDae in want Of patterns for ladies' ana chill
1rens clothing OF the latest style should call on
A. u E. STEVENSON,
SHOT
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-08-12

ANOTHER CAMP MGETISG.--The camp meeting
will commence on Monday next, 10th lust. 1t is
usually lar.c ely attended from this city. and 81.
Paul's VI. L, Church will attend it In body, this
ypnr
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MarriagfS.

MnORR-MALONEY.-- On Tuesday evening. August
81, 1863 at 1876 Wallace ST., Philadelphia, by Rev.
H. Sempe Rowe, Rev. Thomds A. Moore. of Sea.
ford, Delaware, to Miss Elizabeth G. Maloney, of
Philadninhia.
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--Potatoes arc so cheap that the farmers ara
feeding them to their horses. They steam them,
and the horses relish them highly.
Chicken cholera is very prevalent IL this
county. The Somerset Herald gives The follow
n., remedy, which it has been told is cilvctive;-
"On the first appearance OF the disease, give a
piece of lard about the size Of pea, and greS>5
tue comb; after which one common size blue
mass phil should be given. After an elapse Of
about six hours another pill should he given"
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educational.

TNRREMoUNT SEMINARY. YOUNGSTOWN, Pa.
i for Yor ~ Men and Boys. Classical, Mathemati-
cal ard Commercial Twenty-sixth year. The Fall
and Winter Session of Elk months will conmsnce
TUESDAY, September Z. For circulars address
JOHN W. LoCH Principal. augs-lmd&w'
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WAITING FoaA RIsE-A cargo of 1000 bushels
of wheat belonging to Mrs. Potter, near Warwick,
Md, airr bccoining weevi eaten was sold III
Middlrtlwn few days ago for Go cents per blshe
for which she was offered two years ago 1910
per bushe
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DOMESTIC MARKETs.-There was full market
Wednesday, and fruit and vegetables sold AT de-
cidedly low prices. OF peaches, there was an
abundant supply, aud they were remarkably
following quotations: Butter 45@4sc. eggs 20
@2Sc potatoes 13@14c. per half peck; tomatoes
Zoe. half peck; corn 1O@2Oc per dozen egg
plants S@16c. each; peaches 1O@2Oc. half peck
350s7Gc. per basket; canteopes 4Oc. per basket !;
walcrmeions 10@25c. each while for some extra
large ones, as high as Soc. each was asked APP
pies 10@l2c. half peck; blackberries G@Sc. per
quart
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gE- WHEELER a. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
IFS Market street. Terms to suit all purchasers.
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ATTEMPTED sulcipE.-on Tuesday evening,
Mrs Campbell, a lady living in the new Eighth
Ward, who has been ahoring, for some days,
under ft of nsaniiy, ran to the Eleventh street
bridge, with but single garment on her, and
flung herself into the BianhywiDe. She fell in
water not deep enough To drown her, and was
soon rescued l'y come gentlemen, who saw her
fill, and restored to her home.
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WHITE LEAD WonKs.-rhe Delaware White
Lead Works Of Wilmington are now IN iul! and
successful operation, aud Mcs-rs Janury. Rea-
kirt n Go tie PROJECTORS, iHiolm Us lhat they
are constantly receiving large orders from Phila-
dclphiu ro well ms from tie principal dealers
of this ciiy Their strictly pure white lead"
they viii guarantee equal 10 any manufactured,
posse, -ng 1t docs great body and whitvncss,
and nnwipg smoothly from The hrllsh while
their . diamond State" Wilmington" and
" i'rardywire" brands are compositions Il great
merit, and compare tavoraby with many higher
priced grades. This is the only factory in the
State OF Delaware, where the whole process Of
manufacturing and grisding white lead In oil is
carried on, making their products directly from
the pig or metallic lead. We hope The citizens Of
Delaware when "painling up" will use these
justly celebrated brands and we feel confident
Mcssrs. lanncy Reakirt & Co will spare no tx
crtion in keeping up their standard ol quality and
even improving on same when possible. They
are also grinding in pure Lrseed oil, AL The ,uti
Gus brands OF Zine, of the most celebrated French
and Amejcan makes. All these pants can tie
had of The principal dealers throughout thi' State
and Pennsylvania.
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DIssoLuTioN OF CoPARTNtRsHIP. = The
~ partnership heretofore existing between LerAue
Wheat and n Oscar Bennett, under tue lrm name of
Wheat & Bennett, is this day dissolved ny mutual
10 the said Leinue Wheat, ana all demands against
'LkAuEl WHEAT,
u. o. BENNETT.
Camden, Del, june i2, 1850.
NOTICE or Co-PARTNERsHip-A co-partner-
shir has this day been formed between LeHuel
Wheat and Joseph Tenkiss, under the firm name OF
Wheat & Jenkn+, for the purpose OF engaging in the
manufacture Of sash, Doors, blinds, &c, AT Camden,
delaware, ut the factory occupied by the late firm Of
Wheat " Bennett. ., ,,,,,,n
JOSEPH JENKINS,
Camden. DEL, JdEe II, 1860. ie23 l'd&wu