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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

WHOLESOME MEAT--How TO Tell IT.
Dir. letheby, in the course OF n recent lee
ture, remarked that good meat generally has
the following characteristics
l. II IS neither of pale pink nor of deep
purple tint, for the former is a sign oil dis
ease, and the latter indicates That the animal
has not been slaughtered, but has died with
the blood In it, or has suffered from acute
fever. 9. 1t has marbled appearance from
the ramitications OF little veins of fat among
the muscles 3. 1t should be Arm and elias
tic to the touch, and should scarcely moisten
the fingers-Dad meat being wet and sodden
and Happy with the fat looking like Jelly OF
wet parchment. 4. 1t should have little or
no odor,an the odor should be not disagree.
able, for diseased meat has a sickly, ,cadaver-
ous smell, and sometimes a smell OF physic.
This is very discoverable when the meat is
chopped up and well drencled with hot wa.
ter. 8. II should not shrine Or waste much
in cooking. 0. II should rot run TO water
or become very wet on standing day or so,
but should, on the contrary be dry on tho
surface.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
remales suffering with Rupture

Or olher hysrh Weakness, Invited to visit Phila
lelphiA aud ctil at O. II. NkEpLks' onios, No. l5I
Twehh street. below Race. to ohiain proper Trusses
Braces supporter. ~; lsdy attendant conducts this
department with professional ability. Examinations
made ana suitable itii uments Tor Proapsus applied
q n NEtDLts gives personal attention lie patients
at lis Nice cogier welith aud Raee Streets, Phlsde
mia extensive Iartice in this fpt cal branch Of
MsrhanicI Remedies, insures Intelligent aud ct
lrntilnont as-BANNtNOs BRACES adjusted.
az. 1 lDNt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
S6eri1f's Sa(es.

A,HENYFF's sALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
- sundry writs NJ Fl Fa to me directed, will be ex-
posed Public Sale al the Store Of B. Franklin Baram
aud Charles X. Gano corner Of Tenth and Market
Streets in the city of Wilmington, New Castle County,
Del, on SATURDAY, the bth day Of JUNE, A. D 1860,
10 O'Clock, A. NJ the following described Personal
Property, via:
SssssA 1926 lbs " hte Sugar 600 lbs Btowa Sugar,
he 200 lbs Green Coffee, IS lbs Roasted Coffee $50
Hi lbs Green and Black Teas, 900 gallons Moasses
bbl. Vintgar sacks Salt 30 small sacks do $50 lbs
Starch bbs Flour, so lbs Cheese is boxes Soap, 10
dozen Shoe Backing, Is lbs Chocolate aud Cocoa
dozen Bnekets, 30 gtllons whisksy, 10 gallons best
Brandy 90 gallons Port Wine, gallons Gin. fets
Counter Scales bh Lard large lot OF Spices, Pickles.
Tomatoes, Dried Frul Parma, Corn Starch Raslns,
stone Ware, Garden Seeds Oats Feed Cigars aud To-
ba co., Iron Proof Safe, marble top Butter Table, lot
OF Ropes aud Brushes MOasses Casks pair Platform
Scales lot Of Stone wae, Push Cart, store fixtures,
also Lea o Of the Store.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of
Charles X Gan0 aud D Franklin Butram. and to be
solo - JACOB RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
sheriG's 0nce. New UAAi'a. Nav 10, Is69.-al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
Negro Postmaster at Macon, Geor ia.

The appointment of the negro Turner as
postmaster OF Macon was made at the re-
quest of Senator Sumner and General But
Ter, and with the full concurrence of the
Cabinet, as a rebuke TO the disloyal element
of Georgia for the late murders and oulrages
alleged to have been perpeirated there. But
Ter is said 10 have told the President that
the steps was absolutely necessary, and that
unless it was taken he (Butler) would make
the omission the cause of pitching into the
administration with all his ability on the re.
assembling OF Congress. A deputation of
Georgians waited upon the President on
Thursday,to protest against the continuance
OF Turner In the office. They stated that
Turner was entirely unfit for the position,
and made himself odious to all parties by
his impudence and ignorance that MIR.
Washington, who had been removed to make
way for Turner, was truly loyal Republi-
can, and had given the highest satisfaction
during the administration OF the office. The
President informed the deputation that he
had nothing whatever against Mr.. Wash
lngton. His removal had been made through
conviction that il was necessary to admin
lister some sort OF rebuke TO the rebel ele-
ment there who had countenanced the late
outrage,a he (the President) thought Tu
ner would give them most unpleasant
dose. 1t was too late now 10 protest against
the appointment. 1t had been made and
must stand, no matter how unpalatable il
might be 10 the people of that section, loyal
or disloyal.
A gentleman writing from Macon about
the appointment OF Turner, uses the follow
ing words;-
II will do more 10 damn Grants admins.
tration than anything he ever did. Even
the negroes are dissatisfied with the appoint-
ment. Tho white radicals are, of course,
down on it, ior they wanted it themselves.
Tuner, the appointee, is stuck.up darky,
who has been spoiled by his political asso
Citations which mean white men | cannot
understand what General Grant could nave
meant by making such an appointment. II
is outrageous and without excuse. Mvword
for ii, General Grant will be sorry that he
allowed such an outrage TO be committed on
innocent people who vainly looked to him
for pence. They asked for bread and hC
gave stones, tor fish and he sent a serpent.-
Washington Correspondent N. Y. Herald.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

Also, Freight Trains with Passenger Car attaehe d,
will leave Wilmington about 90 NJ, New Castle $50,
TO- FELTON, 10 O5 and be dne At Harrington about 1880
A. Nj Returning to leave Harrington about 90 P, N.
Faiton 4 O1 Camden, sos Dover, 635, Mooron, b.b5,
ciiyton 625 Middetown, 140. New Castle 800 and be
due at Wilmington, about $50 r. NJ. Subject to deays
incident to Freight Business.
This train will stop to take up Passengers only at
stations named hut will set down Passengers at any
stopping Ilasa except Haro's Corner Slate hoad,
Junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castlefor Wilmington and Philadelphia, at
Leave PhiladephiA ll.a5 NJ. and Wilmington Loo M.
for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS,
Additional to those above leave Smyrna for Clayton
Il 10 AA and S.10P.M. Leave Clayton forSmyrnA $40
AN. and 210 p. NJ, to make connection with trains
aud from Dover, and Stations south.
Steamboat Trains heretofore run are Withdrawn. A
Boat will however, leave Crsheld for Norfolk Ia con
nee,ion with Local Train, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Evenings
Rupar ntenden alawara Railroad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

A strange woman has just died in Ten
nessee, named Rebecca Freeman. While
engaged TO be married; but her lover died,
and she betook herself TO cabin built on
the top of high and rugged hill, in an
almost impenetrable forest, where she lived
the life oil a hermit until her death, at the
age OF ". She kept the white slippers and
the apparel in which she was to have been
made happy bride until the day of her
death, and would brood over those remem-
brances for half day at time. Whenever
the spirit OF sadness fastened upon her she
went TO her door and blew long tin horn
tor hours at a time.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
$periat llutiees.
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract sarsaparilla
EEADlCATE3 ERUPTIvE AND LUCRATIVE DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, NOSE, EYEs,i
EVELIDs, SCALP AND SKIN,

ERADlCATE1 ERUPTIVB AND LUCRATIVE DIS
EASES OF THE THROAT, NOSE, EYEs,i
EyELlDs, SCALP AND SKIN,
which disfgufe The appearance, PuR1lNd the evil
effects Of mercury, and ranoSiug all taniH, the Ien
unuts Of DISEASES; hereditary or otherwise and is
taken by AlULIs ana CHlLbRFN with PERFECT
SAFETY.
Tw0 TAHI.EsToOHFrLs of the Extract of sarsa-
rsrila added To int o. water, s equal to the Lisbon
Diet mink, and one bottle is EQUAL 10 gallon Of the
Syrup d satsamria, or the deeocons as usually
made
AN INTERESTING LETTER Is publi'hed In the
Msdicn Chirursra Roview the subject Of the Extract
snrFaIara Ia certain affections, by henj Travers,
H. Il. S. &c speaking oi those dissases, aud disease es
arising from The excess Of mercury, he states that no
remedy is equal 10 the lxltso Of sarsaparilla; It's
power is extraordinary, mere 10 than any ether drug
AM acquainted win. 1t is in The ttricest sense,
lohir, with this pvaiunbe atibutei that il is appes
Bile state p the H stem sunken and yet 90 iiri-
tsbe renders other fubstances Of the tonic class
untyaiiinE nr injurious.
HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.
Established upwards of Is years.
Prepared by II. 7. nELMBOLp,
hpr6-tml6 bAl broadway, II. Y,
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ceool J1otlces.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, s. S.--AT AN
IN ORPHANS COURT, hold at New Castle In aud TOR
the County Of Nsw Caste, the frat day of April IN the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hunired and
sixty-nns upon the arpliraOn OF v. A. finftOn and
GAbrlelta j.. his wife, Mary v rupont. ch1rle' Dn
P0u lr, and Victor DaPont, the said uAbIisA J Crnh
h,ing ii the children and heirsat itw o lrFi
shuhret, deceased. who afterwards intetmarrei with
the said u. h, frcfou. and the aid Mary Dulont,
Charles I DnP0nt .lr. AMI Victor OHPOnt being iha
devissaa Of the late samuel " nuP0ht, who was the
AssituA- O Ffanrs nnl' shnhfi'k who wac Of tha
children and hsifs-at law OF irvine shubrek, late vi
wilmineton funded in the Cnuuiy Aforesaid, decaAs-
ed who died ntsstaie ~ II htth hsen represeniei 10
ibis Court-hy The neiiti IN ot tha said r. uroiion
u. al In wriiing presented 10 the Cnnr;-l is this
Ds day Of April IL this yotr Aforesaid, rnsd by The
Court that Richard -huhrk, Henry DUPONT aud Charles
l. DuPont Jr trustees, llihm Br elk Hrl GahrisliA
Bfack, Eugene DlPont, Amelia y, DuPoul and Henry K
DdPont he ahI aplear ~ An Orphaa- tbuft OF New
Castle County, aforesaid, to no held At New ,sle
MONDAY, the sixth day OF SEPTEMBER naxt, and
then aud there claim the preference due to them OF
accepting choosing, thpy ate suceesSivey entitled
to do the whole OF thu lands Tenements and here
dHments Of the said 10 estate, laid Oh snd appraised
by the frseh0iars, under order o the SAID Court
heretofore made show oaute II any they have why
order shall not be made for the sale OF The whole Of
the said lands enement Hnd hereditaments Of the said
intestalo Irvine shubricS, deceased
And II Is order,d by Tho Court that copy Of this
rule be published for Fix Successive weess 10 the Dea
Ndre Hie JoRrHdk newspaper published in the City
Of Wilmington in the State OF Delawarsthe hrrt pub
liration thereof to ba least sixty days teoe this said
Sly th day OF September next
Iu testimony whereof | have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal Of the said Court at New Caslle thH
tweniy-sixh day of April, A, D. onr thousand eight
hundred aud sxty-nine. BENZ. X, UsflCk,
mayi Clerk - Colrt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
To coNsUrII,TlvEs

Th4 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (iree Of
al who desire it, the prescription with the di-
reethns Tor niakiug and using the simple remedy b
which he Wa tnrel Of lung affection and that dread
dpi.e consumption. His only object Is to benefit the
afflicted ind he h1p0s sufferer will try this pres-
erntin as II will si thetn nothing, and may prove
blnssne, Firass address -
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l86 South Second stieet
s.pt1u-sln WILLIAMSBURG. Nav York.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

rrealed with the utmost success, by j. IsAACi, NJ. D.
ana proissor ot pIeEAsES Of the Eye and EAR; (his
sprcinit il the M,licAl College OF Pennsylvania u
Mars espeiianas tnmery of Lev den, Hoand) No.
sOi AKriI STREET., PHILADELPHIA. Testimonials
can hs een at MS office. The medical faculty aTa in
vie to setoinrauy their PATIENTS, he has secrets
ia hs rractiee. Artificial inserted without pain.
M clltrso iot oxsrinetion. iebl2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
The Marriage Ring.

ESSAYS or tie ERRORS or YOUTH aud the FoLLIEs
nj AGE IN r,rrd in SOCIAL EVILS, with certain help
for h etf,tg and ubtottune. Sent in sealed letter
on lopoa. irar ot charge. Address HOWARD ASso-
CiAl ION. hos -, rllsdelnhia, Pa. mayI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
NonruaI auf atattattraM
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 4, 1869.
TMRNr9s

T1EEN4Ss
Aa-Ons inch or less constitutes square.
Ra~slngle insertion 80 cents per square.
Ex.Wants Of four lines, single insertion. % cents
Tha JOURNAL AND sTATEsMAN IL published every
Tuesday and Friday at THREE DOLLARS YEAR,
nsvable in advance No subscriptions will be received
for less than six months, and no paper discontinued
nn all arrearagea paid uHleas at The option Of the
publisher .,,,,,.,., .,,,, M, ry,,, =, -,
iished every Friday at Two DOLLARS PER ANHUM,
naysble In advance. THREE DOLLARS at the end OF
the year, a.,
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding square will be
nseea three times for dollar and sixty centa and
forty cents for every subsequent insertion; longer
In the same proportion. T.. .
The privilege Of Annual Advertisers Is strictly limited
10 their own Immediate busness and all advertisements
for the bone OF other persons, as we'll aa all adyertFe
ments not Immediately couneeted with their own hnsi-
ness and all casseB of advertisements, IN length
otberWlfs beyond the limits engaged viii be charged at
he usual rates. For all suoh transient advertising bills
vii be separately rendered, and prompt payment is
desired. -, 4, =,
are to be published, will he continued until they are
forbid. and charged according to the above terms
TO SECURE INSERTION Of their advertisements and
notices on Tuesdays aud Fridays, advertisers
Informed th at their MUST bo handed In previou
10 nine o'clock, A. NJ. on Mondays and Thursdays.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
Ynnnr Ladies' Reware

0f tia injurious tll,,ts Of Face iowde's and Washes
Al such ieneiiu4 NJ the pores OF the shin and in
a shntt iime destroy the complexion. II you would
have a fresh, holthy and youthful appearance use
Halmholll. EAtIAet aArsapaIilla.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
uTTTI,nTNC LOTs Am punT.IC

on BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
OJ SALE Will be sold at Public Sale, the premi.
ses on SATURDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1869, at ~ O'Clock, r.
NJ, all those EIGHTY-NINB BUILDING LOTS front-
ing on Third FOURTH Fifth, Rodney and searlss Streets
in the City Of Wilmington, west Of the Aims House
property, and adjoining lands Of Philip Plunkett
These lots very valuable for dwelling and manuae
turing PURPOSES The whole will be soil without
serve or nndArbdding part of the Of Thomas
searles decd. There is very 1ne poters clay
the property, which Is very valuable. Terms easy.
see posted bills and pots, WIN. BRIGHT Agt
T. n. srIpHAM 4 sON. Anetloneer. lei
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

At the Working Women's Convention, in
New York, last Thursday night week, Mrs.
of Moyamensing Prison, stating that Hester
Vaughan had been pardoned on condition
that she should be sent to England without
the knowledge of those New York women;
that she had been privately escorted to New
York and placed on board q steamer fol
England. The letter stated that she left ia
perfect health, and well provided with
clothing.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

The earliest tools were of the simplest
possible character, consisting principally of
notifications OF the wedge, such as the
knife, the shears (formed of two knives
working on joini), the chisel and The axe.
These, with the primitive hammer, formed
the principal stock in trade of the early me
chanics, who were hand craftsmen in the
literal sense Of the word.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
ID EGIsTERIs ORDER.
Il Nuasrrpu flpr1np NFw GAaTtr rnpx

II 7
April 30tb, 1863. (
Upon the application of James d. hay BSeeutor the
last will and testament Of Eliza II. WOODWARD late Of
White Clay Creek Hundrei in said County, deed 1t is
ORDERED and directed by the Register that the Ike
cutor aforesaid, give notice of the granting Letters
testamentary upon the Estate Of the dsieassd with
the date Of granting thereof by causing advertise.
ments to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Letters In sN OF tht uoat public psesE the
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate present the same abide
by Act of Assembly such case made and provided
aud also cause the same to be nserted within the
newspaper Published in Wimi gton, and to be eontD-
ued therein two months.
-, Given under the handand Seal Of 0ffcs ofthe
L. Register aforesaid, ut New CAstlein New Castle
'e- County aforesaid the day and year above writ
ten. Il, G. FRAlM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
} nGIsTER's 0nDEG.

AGASIHa'5 OhADhts
III REaisTER's oFfIcE, Ngw CAsiLE CouRrY
May 9TH, 1869. /
Upon tho application OF Thomas McCoinb Administra-
tor Of Robert A. McComb, late OF Christians Hundred
In said County deceased it isorlered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice of the granting Of Letters OF Administration
upon the Estate OF the dereased with the date OF
granting hereO by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such lutsis n six of
the most public plares OF the County OF Nsw Castle re
qnring ali persons having demands against the Estate
10 present the same abide by an Act of Assembly In
such made aud provided. Aud also the same
10 he inserted within the period in thu Delaware
State Journal and Statesman newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be continued therein two months.
-->~l Given under the hand and Seal of Office OF the
L. Register Aforesaid, at Nav Castle in New Castle
49, County Aforesaid the day aud year above writ
ton. Il. @. FRAIM, Register.
NOTICE
All persons having cAims against the Estate Of the de-
ceased must present the duly atested 10 the Ad
minisrAtor, on before May 9Th, 1870, abide the
Act Of Assembly in such made aud provided.
THOMAS McCoMB, Administrator
Address-W1imiNuTON. DEL. mAy2i-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
IIFE.

eight leading poets OF the past ana present. The NUM-
ber of zach line refers to its author below;l
LIFE.
/ Why all this toll for trumphs Of au houri
Lite'a a short summer, man hOwer.
8 By turns we catch the vital breath and die
The cradle and the tomb, alasl 30 nigh.
To be, Is better far than not to be,
G Though all mau's life may seem a tragedy
But light cares speak when mighty grieis are dumb,
8 The bottom is but shallow whence they
9 Your fate Is but the common fate Of all
10 Unmingled Joys here to man belall,
II Nature 10 each allots its proper sphere;
~ Fortune makes folly her peculiar care.
IS Custom does not often reason oyerrule,
IA And throw a cruel sunshine on fool.
10 Live well how long short permit to Heaven;
16 They who forgive most shall be most forgiven.
IL Sin may be casped close cannot its facei
ls Vile intercourse, where virtue has no place.
10 Then keep each passion down, however dear,
20 Thou pendulum betwlxt q smile and tear.
81 Her sensual snares let faithless pleasure lay,
20 with craft and skill, to ruin and betray.
70 Soar not too high TO fall, but stoop to rsei
"a We masters grow of all that we despse.
20 Oh, then renounce that inpious self-esteem;
g Riches have wings and grandeur is a dream.
~ Think not ambition wise because tits brave
Is The paths Of glory lead but to the grave.
80 What is Ambitonf 'Tis glorious cheat
g Only destructive to the brave and great.
u What's all the gaudy glitter Of a erownY
% The way to bliss lies not on beds Of down.
33 How long we live not years, but actions tell
y That man lives twice who lives the first life well.
s6 Make, Them while yet ye may your God your friend
30 Whom Christians worship, yet not comprehend,
" The trust that's given guard and to yourself be just
% For live we how we can, die we must
1, Young; q Dr. Johnson; O. Pope; 4, Prior; 8, seue
g. Spenser T. Daniel; =, Sir Walter Raleigh; o, Long
fellow 10, Southwell; II, Congreye 49, Churchill 13
Rochester; IA, Armstrong; 10, Milton; 49, Bailey; II,
french; 49, somervile; 10, Thompson; 90 Byron; 81,
5moet; 49, Crabbe 20, Massnger; "a Cowly; 90 Beat
lie; 20, Cowper; 81 Sir WAlter Devenant %, Gray; 49,
SO, watkins; 81, Herrick; 50, William Mason; 80, Hl
81, Dana; 99, Shakespeare.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
DR.. simms' White PulmOnlc Balsam
NOW USED BY THOUSANDS.

NOW USED BY THOUSANDS.
This propagation is complete chemical lood and VIII
buill up Neakensi emACiAted aud hroken.down con,
sttututs This remedy Is rapidly taking the place ot
all others in all diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS.
Ia acts tomply and quickly in curing chronic and
c,nt Coughs Sore Throat, Asthma, Coup Htarseness
Bronchitis, Soreness and Paine in the Breast and Blood
spituug, Tickling Coughs, Tightness OF the Phlegm
whee9ing shorness nI Breath, Weak Voice and Con
sumption,
We have cured more ihAn one hundred cases OF Pull
MONART CONSUMPTION through the use OF this
remedy. We guNantsa it al we represent II TO be IL
isA POWERFUL XPICfoRANT, with Tonic Altera.
tive sud diusve rrone ties and stands nnexeelled y
rarely elualled, in u6RlNG ALL DISEASES OF THE
THROAT AND LUNGS. II now commands large
sale aud i eytaaivcly appreciated wherever nsed and
is highly recommended ny clepymen, lawyers editors
aui plVAicilus, aud by thousands who have uted II.
a-9ee spectl Circular Tor full description Sent
by mail to he hai nalers In Medicines, Price 81
cents and a bottle. Full directions arcompAhy each
j. II. stMMS, N H.,
Practical Chemist, Wilmington, Del.
Sodwhdlesile by johnson, Holloway 4 &cowdeu, Phila
ielphia, Unhds Iarnes Co New York, and al retail
hy dealers in medicine. q evarywhere. noVl3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate Of the
DECEASED must present the duly attestsd to the
Executor or before April alh 1870, or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made aud provided.
JAMES Il. RAY, Executor.
Addreas-NEWARk, DELAWARE. navel gu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

A convention of Shakers numbering about
sixty delegates OF both sexes, met in the
Meionaon, Boston, Friday,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04

tn E1u DVNVu IIHuo Uo1 CUT IHITu auu MaFkeI oIB
.ss,Sar THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
.IlWM Situate the corner of Eighth and Franklin
sIs Streets. The dwelling is haished in bsst style.
lkkzA Three sioresi hall through centre; hot and
cold water gas aud heater throughout stable Ia
suitable for two three This is the fnrs oci-
tion in the City OF Wilmington, ling a splendid
,iew Of the Delaware aud ohrisiana Rivers Persons
who desire 70 view the property by calling upon will
be furnished with conveyance.
WO0LsTON Co,
jei-ts No. Is East Third S rect Codd Fellows HAIL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-04
nNnnLIu sALM..-WILL nE snLn Avn

KYuBLIC sALE.--WILL BE SOLD AT
i Pnblio Sale, on TUESDAY. JUNE 18th 1863, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the Agricultural works corner of
Chestnut and Orange Streets New CASTLE Del The fol
lowing implements, viz. One Farm Wagon, two top
Bug les Light Express Wagon two Corn shelters,
40 Ploushs Of different sizes, including Peacock, Heck
endorn, Moore, Wiley ard Coneave seven CutivatorH
stationary aud expansion three Scotch Harrows. two
Grind Stones IL Steel Toeth Horse Rakes with latest
improvement one Mud Barrow, and one Grist Mill.
TERMS OF SALE All sums under $40 cath. All
SONS of go upwars credit Of three months pur.
chater giving banRable note with approved endorser
discount and STAMP added. HOLsCHUMAKER Il co.
r. NJ 09LB Auetiunter, No H. n. 3rd st., Wilmington,
Del June ats,
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A Literary Curiosity.

[The following remarkable little poem Is . contribution
TO the San Francisco Times from the pen Of Mrs IL A.
Demng The reader will notice that each line quo
tatlon from some Of the standard authors OF Eng
land and America. This is the result Of years. laborl
oun nsarch among the voluminoua writings of thirty
eight leading poets Of the past and present The
ber Of each line refera to it's author below;l