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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

The Albany EoGning journal Of the 26lh
states that shortly before SIX O'Clock on the
nreyious evening, exCounty Clerk Robert
Bahcock, who resides at Babcock's Corners
IN the town of Bethlehem, about four miles
from this city, discovered man lying in tue
roadway, about one hundred feet south of
his (Babcock's) residence. AS soon as MIR.
Babcock was observed by the man the latter
moti0ned with his hands, which Mr.. BAH
cock understood that he wanted TO see him.
MIR. Bnbcnck then advanced toward the man
and found that he was suffering from two
severe wounds in the body, one in the ahdo-
men and The other in the back between the
shoulders The man was so weak from the
loss of blood that he could scarcely speak.
He, however, was able TO give his name and
place Of residence. He proved Ia be David
ilaynor, who resided nj KenwoOd. AS soon
as possible a wagon was procured, into
which the wounded man was placed and
| taken TO his home. Dr. March was sum
moncd 10 attend him. The wound in his
abdomen appeared To have been inflicted
with some sharp instrument, which pene.
trated the inicslnGs. This wound, the
doctor fears, will prove fatal. The wound
in the back is moi regarded as being of Z
DANGEROUS character. Every attention was
pald The injured man, but he Jailed rapi1lS
during the day. A young man named Anne
Wood has been arrested, charged with ih'
commission of the crime.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
CroUelers CSuiOr.
rT-s,s-zzsaf4sns1 PHILADELPHIA, vii =
Us hl sl MIN0rON AMI bALilh"hh
RATi, IilsD NINE TABLE.

-
RAIL E1A6 TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 10Th, 1859
IrAns will leave Depot corner Broad street and NAfh
WSyWtii TRAIN ais 40 AM fsundays cxrtfisd,
fr Baltimore Stopping at all e nihT Stations. Coi
Meeting with Delaware Rail RoaI at Wilmington iei
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1900 N. Sundays exeepted)
for baltimore md washineton, stopping at Mmingons
penv,ile aud liAvre-de0face CONNECT al Wilmington
nXFgEss TRAIN At 400 p. NJ. Sunday excepted,
fer almoreand WaAhin etOn. stopping Chester nus
low, iinwooi, Claymonf, Wilmington Newport stanton
Newark, ElklonNorth east, ChAiestownPeryvil
Se'NlGdT EXPRESS at il.sOp tday) for Bslti-
aud Washington stopping at Chester Ihntlo~ LIN
wood Ga, mont Wiining on Newark glton nerih-East,
Prrryyeaud iilvrs do Grace, Pofrymansand hasnols.
the u On train.
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
stopping Al vi station between Philadelphia sha VIZ.
Lave Philadelphia at ii.Oo A. NJ. $50, 90, and 10
M The 300 IN train sonneeis with delaware hAh
road Tor harrington aud intermediate stationa
leave W mngton at G % and 5 10 NJ II 80 no ena
7uO (iaJl r. NJ The 40 A. train will not stop be-
| tween Chester aud Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA aud BALTIMORE CENTRAL X.
| TRAINS
stepping at ali stations Chester Creek and philAdsl-
lhit aud Baltimore Central Railroad. -,
Leave lhiladephiais r Port Deposit exespsdl
uSD,d at 400 r. 81 The 100 A. NJ. train stops at all
Station. hstw.en rhiAdelphia and Lamokln.
Leave Port Dpo.it Tor Philadelphia Sundays excepted
| At D 10 996 A. ii and 4 20 p. NJ
| Trains lowing wilmington at $50 A. NJ. aud 4 10
NJ, will counsel at Lamokln Junction with the 100 A.
NJ and 80 p NJ trains ur Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central hailfaAd
| 1nRUUdH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 1880 A. 1870, 537 and 1870
T.. M.
| CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Chester at Z 70 IS Dos and 1l.O8 a. ID 81
i5s, 60, I Al and 1918 M.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1876 A. M.,WAy Mail. $50 Aida &c
press 235 P. NJ, Express. 72b P NJ, Express. 1910
L. NJ. Express.
From Baltimore to Fort Deposit and intermediate
| stations at $40 z. NJ.
Accommodation Train from Fort Deposit will leave
Peiryve at 6.4l A. NJ for Baltimore and intermediate
i | stations.
Tains for Baltimore lave Chester at l2Oo and PHI
A. NJ and 80 Z. NJ.
qraln' Or baltimore leave Wilmington at 1859 and
1909 A. NJ, 70 and 8 II p. NJ
al SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leaves Baltimore at T.25 p NJ, stopping Al Mas nolA
e Perrymans, Aberdeen, HAvredeurace Perryvilio,
| Charlestuwn, NorthEast, Ekton, Newark, Stanton,
Newp 1T, Wilmington, Claymont, LnwOod aud Chester.
I. KEhNEY, Eup't
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
ccnnl lIntlces.

N1rW CASTLE COUNTY, :. Scar AN
N uKPHAN'S COURT. he'd at New Castle IN and i0r
tile County ui NAw Castle the lrss day u Apti ~ lis
wear ui Onr l4ur1 one thousand eight hundred snd
sixty-nine npnu the application OF u. A. Crnfton aud
GAbriella j his wiin Mary V. DUPONT. Oh lre. Du
ront Dr., aud Victor nui'ont, the said uabfiOlA Croft
ton btins nue vi the children aHd hslrsAt Law 81 lrsi
shuLrick drteas,'l, WIN Afterwards miotmarfiai with
the said II. T. a. Cro0n. aud thu said MARY hulont.
Charles L. Dnt'ln Ir., aul Visitor bul'aui hens tho
d-yIsues of lhl late SaAiah \. pdpant, whl tho
Assignee oil Francis DIi. Shuhfi K who Of the
children aud h-is-at law oil irvine shghittk. lat
WILMINGTON itunlT.d tho County af'rrs,it d,rra,-
Ibis court'l th1 petltin .; tho s,d u. =, urouan
et al in wtii-, pre- ent-i t. the Cnnrt lit Is this
n,at day OF April la th- yCr aforesaid, Tuli hY the
Conft that Richard sh1brrk. Henri pmloat tni rhatoa
J. Dupont lr, trustees, Wdtin Breck AZ Htirirlla j
Brock Eugene nnrnt, Amrlia y Dutout ant Henry K.
DnPnnt be aiil appear Al az Orphan tnuit al New
Castle County, aforesaid, T. Ia held ut New U,.tla
MONDAY tho sixth day OF SEPTEMBER rast, and
then and there clan the nTri-r-nre dna lu them OF
Acreptug ar eh0b-ug, haf agW snrirAsgey untitled
no 10 do the whole VI th4 bands Fenen"ns and here
dtanens o. the said lulest tie, all I'LL snd appraised
by the frethullars, under def vi the saul Court
heretofore inal4 shaw If ANY ihoy hAtc. why
an order shall bu made h'r ha sale VI TIM whole II
tho ad lands eneluents and he's etaneus ol the said
| interstate, Irvine Shnhtlek, Deceased
And IL Is ORDERED by this Cnuit that c0ps uf this
rule be published for six successive We0ka 10 thu lcLf
ipdIe Side J0ufhdi, newspaper pubishrl la tho CITY
of Milmn ,tan in the Stale hrltNtre--tae drtt pat
raon thereof be At least siAly day. tnnte Tia. SID
| sixth day OF September next.
| Ia testimony whereof have hereu nto se my hand
aud anlxed tho seal oil thos,l Court NsS Cssis tn,
twenty siXlh day Of April, A. D. QUE thousand righ
| hundred aud sixty nine. BENZ H. USItCk,
| maya Clorlt -. tOnrt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
UNCLE DAVID.


Years and years ago, when I, little girl,
lived in ''the house where l was born,
quiet old homestead, surrounded by fertile
fields and nelghboTed by acres OF almost prl-
meval forest, for what is now central State
was then the "far West,n | had an uncle,
David Barton. What a clear, vivid, Lille
like picture that name recalls 10 me; and yet
| know l cannot reproduce it for your bene-
fit, reader, for you never saw him, never
knew him, and, above all, he was not your
uncle To me, as child, he seemed the
wisest, handsomest, and greatest oil mem
and yet he was only the son Oft farmer; who
was lie son of farmer; and so on, doubt
not, might his ancestors have been recorded
back to the time when the memory oil man
runneth not to the contrary.
Very wise he could not have been, iGr he
and his only brother performed the farm la.
Dor OF hundred acres; and yet he did ind
| time each week TO read both political and
literary newspaper, and managed his affairs
so well that lie never lacked the means OF
obtaining now and then new book "A rare
luxury in the homes of most oil our neigh
bors Of much larger MEANS
Handsome | am sure even now that he
was. Like David OF old, "le was rudy
and Of n fair countcnance," of fine manly
proportinns, nearly six feet in height, with
thick, curling, auburn hair and beard; he
had n clear, honest, fearless blue eye, thai
was always quick 10 flash and klndle viii
delight, or grow moist and tender with deel
feeling.
Great know he was moi, save in thu
sense of having great, undeveloped, or only
half developed, powers, which he himsel
never knew, and of which he had scarcely
dreamed. lie was not even so great physl
cally as my childish fancy made HIM, whel
! no feat OF giant IN nursery story. seemed Il
} me so astounding ms the ono performed be
lore my very eyes when, standing upon tn
= floor oi our low ceiled sitting room, he touch
ed the old beams overhead with his hand.
] Ali lie can never he to me IKE nther me
now: nor would destroy the illusion if
q could. and make him as the men that eros
1 nv daily path. -InGnE CARY, IN Harper
a Mdgasine for Aagu%
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
SpccinI J1oti es.
rr. simms' White PuImonic Balsam
NOW Used BY THOUSANDS.

This preparation Ia complete chemical food. and VIII
bulid up wsakansl. smAeiAted aud hrokendown con.
situations This remedy is rapidly taking the plnre "
all others IN all Diseases Of the THROAT aud LuN"S
acts promptly aud quickly In curing chronic ana r.
cent Coughs Sore Throat, ASTHMA Comp, Hoarseness
Bronchitis. Soreness aud Pains In tho Breast an Blood
splitting, Tickling Coughs, Tlghtnea OF the fhl"sm
Wheeling or shortnsss Of Braath Weak Nofe anu va"
sumption. ,,,
wehave cured more than one hundred case Of ruh .
MONARY CONSUMPTION through the use 81 thi.
remedy. We puafantse 1t all we represent II l"la IL
lisa row EXpkCrORANT, with TOME AURA !.
tive and dliiusivO proper Ties aud stands uneNceed y
rarely eamAllrd In CURING ALL DISEASES VI THE
THROAT AND LUNGS. II now commands large
sse aud is extensively Appreciated wherever nse snu
IL highly by clergylnei. lawyers, editor
An phvaiciAns aud by thousands who have uiei IT,.
9s-sse speclal Circular for full deHcrpt"n sem y
cents aud 81 bottle. Full directions accompany zach
bottle Prepared sud sold by .,, =,
Practical Chemist, Wilmington Dol.
Sold Wholesale by johnson, Holloway cowden, phls
elphia, lsinAs BarnBs Go New York, and At retail
BY dealers In medicines everywhere. hosls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

All one Of the ragged schools in Ireland, Il
clergyman asked The question, "What is
holiness p A poor Irish convert, in dirty,
latlercd rags, jumped up and said, "Plasc,
yer riverence, it's To be clanc inside"
The means should always he adapted 10
the end; aud if hanging if The thing nothing
is so good us II ropes end.
Putnam County, Florida, has no Jail, and
tho Sheriff is compelled To admit county
prisoners into his family circle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

A FAMILY TooTn Brush IN DIsPUTE.-The
courts are frequently annoyed, about disputed
territories, houses and lots and even personal
properties, but it is rnre that the temples of
Justice are disturbed by matters so small as
disputed tooth brush. But yesterday Judge
Becker was called upon to decide the right of
property to this essential article. The brush
was worn, and looked as if it had seen hard
service. The disputants were two gentlemen
of color So eagerly had they discussed the
matter that il had ended in fight, and the
two were up for disturbing the peace.
'Dat ar my toothbrush, sar," said one MS
the Judge held up the article in question
az been totin' dat brush desc two monts
back said the other.
''Loaned it TO him, ar-l loaned it TO him.
''Bought il. sar-bought it"
See hero, boss, dat ar brush was gin to m'
dis two years aud more. Were you tnk
gwine to sell it? jos loaned it to him sar."
The Judge couldn't resist this argument
and the brush was restored to the claimant. g
Nolo Orleans Pscdyane.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

or other Physical Weakness Invited to visit Phil
Twenh sIrsst, below liacs 10 obtain proper Trusses
Braces Supporters g.; lsdy attendant conducts this
department with professional ability kxAminAlmns
made and suitable lush umsnts Tor Prolapsus applied
q H. NEEDLES gives personal atteaiion 10 male patients
al his Office corner Twelfth aud hace Streets Philide-
mia Extensive practice in this ipecial branch Of
Mechanical Remedies, insures tntsllsent and correct
treatment 9S-BANNINGS BRACES adjusted.
iant2-cie4. lOm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

A Chinaman was assassinated in the streets
of San Francisco some weeks ago, and his death
was the means of disclosing very original as
well us oriental way of collecting money adopt
ed Nv the Chinese Companies in that city. The
San Francisco Herald says "lt is believed
that this man, All THAN, borrowed money
from one of the companies, which he either re-
fused or was unable to pay, and these assas-
sins were hired to murder him. We are in
formed that when Chinaman borrows money
from one of the companies he becomes de tdct0
the property of the company until il is paid,
and that If lie refuses to comply with this rule,
or negleets to pay the money from inability
brother cause, his fate may be regarded as
sealed. And in order TO carry out the decree
of one company, the members of another com
pany can be forced to the preparation of the
most outrageous acts"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

The editor of lie Prairie Herald, pub
lished near the Rocky Mountains, says he
can look out from LIS office ana see ante
lopes, wolves, and foxes dlsporllnE lhem-
selves. Two hears were among his recent
visitors, hui in consequence of the noise OF
the cars he is no longer troubled with bula-
loes.
A first rate bass ball player is paid about
81 500 year, and can always gei SITUATION
al that salary in any leading club
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

III REGISTER "fflos nav CA5lLb COUNTY,
April 3Jth, 1862 (
Upon the application of james II. Kay, Executor Of HE
last will aud Testament Of Eliza H. woodward late Of
White Clay Creek llundred in said County, deco it is
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the Ike
cuor aforesaid give notice of the granting OF Letters
testamentary upon the Estate of the deceased with
the date Of grating thereof by causing advertise
ments to be posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters in six OF the most public PLACES OF the
County OF New Castle, requiring ali persons having
demands against the estate to present the abide
by an Act OF Assembly such case made and provided
Aud also the to be inserted within tho
psriad in the Delaware state journal aud Statesman
newspaper published in Wilmington, and TO becontin-
ued therein two months.
- Given under the hand aud Seal Of Once ofthe
L. Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New Castle
te County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
tan K. G. FRAIM Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

A YouNd GIRL AssAsslNATED.-Car Caroline
Ketchum, aged II. was stabbed three several
times in the City Park in New Orleans, on the
24th ult., by her seducer, one Salvador Car
lotte, because she threatened to prevent him
from marrying another. He consented to spare
her further wounds in case she would swear
never to tell who stabbed her. This oath the
diving girl has faithfully adhered to. But a
chain Of circumstances revealed her assassin as
If her lips had declared his name. Leaving her
as he supposed dying in the Park, he made
his way back to the city. But the girl had
strength enough left to drag herself to the
street, and from thence TO the residence of a
Mr.. Baker, who sent her to the office of the
Chief of Police. A surgeon after examining
her wounds pronounced them mortal, and di-
rected that she lie sent to the Charity Hospital
To repeated solicitations she refused to reveal
the name of her assassin; but in her delirium
she uttered his name. The Chief getting {
search warrant started for his residence. Here
his clothes were found. The pants and shoes
were plentifully besprnkled with blood, bu
his coat had Just been washed by his mother
Indeed the clothes were found under her arm
Just as she was leaving the house with them
Notwithstanding the thorough washing t.
which it had been subjected, the coat disclose
one or two deep blood stains.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

You can kill every cockroach, waterbqg, hon, moth
IT, and nothing eie will Look out for frauds in b1yng
Buy none ,htt docs not bear the signature Of Lyon
II Won get the right thing Il is 9Th to all insects
july 2T-lm Depot u fhrk hoNi W. l.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

TuE MONSTER MANt-The woman SUI
lraee convention ut Newburyport having
found out new grievance against the mon
sirr Man, whom they now charge Win
"crippling wnman's physical development"
the Journal Of Commerce is moved To say
"Thcre is IN more truth in the charge !
ndainsI man Of 'clippling womnn's pliyslcnl
Developments than in tile other accusations |
brought AGAINST Inn ol dwailing her intel |
lcct and starving her soul We never heard |
of A man who did not admire physical devel' |
onmpnt ID woman, and rejoice To sec her
taking hcalihlul and graceful cXetcise.-
Horseback riding, driving horses, skatlng, |
swimming, climbing mountains, scampcrlhg
in meadows, croquel playing, ilghl gYmnns-
lies all proper and innocent pasllmes, IN
tlunrs and out, when houscanlu dulles arc
mi nrnlccicd-ar the very things IN we
man that please mcn most, after, OF course,
the cultivation Of her mind, her good heart
cdncss and natural nmiabilily. Mems ndmi-
ration of nhysical graces in women is APT 10
bccome ridiculous in excess. rOsycheeked
pill on horseback will he followed through
| The street ol the Park by trn thousand adj
Mining eyes. A comcly female 'skatisl,
cutting her figure SIS and spread eagles, on
the glare ice, throws the most sklllul ol male
champions into the shade, Much ol The lnl'
some ndulalion shnwercd upon tho British
blondes was due Ia the vigorous health with
wlncli they executed their absurd break
downs and walks around. Why are the men
making costly presents and sending propos-
ais of marriage by every mail to Miss Ida
Lewis, ul Newport, if not because she is 4
woman OF physical strength, daring and
grace? We mentioned the other day, the
case OF u young woman VINO went mo
Northwestern Iowa and took n laIm under
tie Homestead law, and hogan chllivallng
| f...s lad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of the
Executor on or before April 3Nth, 1870, abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and provided
JAMEs H. RAY, Xscutnr.
Aairsss-NEWARK DELAWARE. mav2l. On
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
ORDER.

Il lEUTSTMTt78 UItUE9NNs :
ID, REGISTERS OFFICE NEW CAsTlE CoUari,
May 9th. 1860. !
Upon the application of Thomas MScomb, Administra'
tor or Robert A. McComb late OF Lhristisna Hundred
IN said County deceased II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting of Letters OF Administration
npon tho Estate OF the decreased, with ths date Of
granting thereof by ng advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Letters III six Of
the most public places Of the County of New Castle, re
outing ali persons having demands against the Estate
to present the same abide by an Act OF Assembly III
made and provided. And also cause the same
state Journal and Statesman newspaper published in
Wmin ston and to be continued therein two months
-, Given under the hand aud Seal Of Office Of tht
L. Register Aforesaid al New Castle in New Castle
~. County aforesaid, the day and year abnye writ
tan r. o. FRAIM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
IIoR SALE on EXCHANGE for CITY
L PROPERTY,
Or for Bonds and Mortgage.

1.5ss Tina subscriber ofars Farm OF l3S ACkhs
1!l1W# tllabe Land. Undcr good sati Of cultivation
Nv MA GOOD fanring, much of II osase Hedge. IN
few years the entire fam will be enclosed WIN
hedge :enre. Moderate sizol Dwelling, with Barn Corn
within d few year, Fair sized APPLE ORCH ARD and
other Fruit Trees Two thousand thee hundred tushel,
OF Lime have been spread on the farm dining TIE lAa
wear in addition Ia five thousand within "A lew years
Six fields wAtered by failing ArsAm o. sprung
water and handy To mills, churches railroads. Inns, @r
Nine miles from Wlmington-gosd pike foad One
half tho purehtss money remain IN tho farm, "
ali of II properly seeurel, will hu uxchangrd Tor i'm
proved city property. WM b. hElsLhN'
irlj-lt Nahhk, heis
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

At the Police Court, on Monday, George
Dawson. who lives on the Hamilton and Port
Dover Road near Ryckman's Corners, was hned
SIS for profane and obscene language towards
Henry Young of the same neighborhood' no
affair grew out of the el0pement, on saturday
last, Of Young's daughter, aged 10, with Daw'
sons son, aged u, The young girl Is de-
scrbed as small for her age, and in appear
ance not more than IL years old. II appears
that on Saturday last Dawson and ms son
came to the city and procured marriage II
oense, giving the usual bonds and making the
renuired affidavit &c On their arrival home,
tho elder Dawson jumped ont of the carriage,
IA lumber wagon while the son, with the II
cense in his pocket, drove on short distance,
where tho girl was awaiting INN AZ inc way
side. She quickly clambered into the wagon,
and away they went at break neck speed down
the town line between Barton and dlantOrd TO
the residence of n Clergyman, who married
them They then returned to the pateinai
roof of Dawson, Sr. In the meantime, MI
Young and his family, half distracted Mt the
sudden and mysterious disappearance OF their
favolite child, were searching high and low Tor
her, not forgetting to look into all the wells
and drag all the fish ponds in the helshpor ,
hood. This dispriLng employment engaBeu
the efforts of themselves and friends all night
and until about ten O'Clock in the morning.
when some one discovered the head OF Mrs
- Dawson, the younger, tho runaway bride,
gracefully resting on the bosom of her hus-
band. whose feet protruded through the back
window of the tenement of Dawson the elder.
Enraged, as a fond father naturally would be,
Mr.. Young, ignorant of the clandestine mari,
age. rushed into Mr.. pawson's domieile and
ordered his daughter off home. To his aston
isbment, his once obedient and loving child
merely raised her hand and handed him
marriage certificate, which she drew from hel
rocket. The father then read it without
word half blind with sorrow and burning will
shame, marched out of the house and wen
home. Not so quiet and subdued was Dawson
the elder, who had been chief engineer in thu
elopement, for so overjoyed was he at the sue
cess of his scheme that he Immediately fell II
and drank up what remained in the jug OF tn
wbiskey provided for the nuptial cheer. Thus
primed, he marched over TO the residence Q
Mr.. Young, and taking up position in tn
road in front of the house, expended his vo
cabulary of the abusive in gallopng CAB m
consequence of this was that he was fined
by Mr. McCahill. Perhaps the end is not YET
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

YARNS FOR SALE.-No.l. An excellent iarm
II within ono mile of Newark depot,i New Castle
County, containing about one hundrad acres more less
with n good dwelling and tenant house, aud excellent
bargain. 81,
NO. ,. nieeltillef,r situate in Irandywine Hun,
lrud, within ~ miles Of wilmington, containing 40
acres, more or less. d,
No D. very valuable farm, in excellent order, on the
Rtandywine 5milos above Wilmington, with hne build
ings orchards aud other improvements containing l1u
acres or less. ,,,,,
No. L. a Farm Of 900 acres adjoining the city vi VIII
minslon with buildings, orchards, aud improvements
suitable for farming trucking or good Investment on
| circulation Appiy TO WM. NIGGA uLLfY,
| oct g. 6nG Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

If you want to see friend in a true light,
don't look through drinking glass.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

NOR SALE. ....... !.
street, above Fifth street.
between Market and King Streets II very desirable
mart OF the city for business at any kind
No. ., FIVE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSES on Me-
CAulley street. near lombard between Eleventh aud
Twelfth Streets
MOI BRICK DWELLINu on TataAll street, above
Second street.
No. 3. DRICk DWELLING AND sroREat corner
Of Seventh and French streets. uOod business stand
street, first house West Black Horse Hotel. Good
stand for store and boarding house.
Alho, Number nf other Houses and Lots Apply 10
WIN McOAULLEf
IAna2 6n6 Market street.